A. A. U. W. Book Review Highlights Halsey Biography
Mrs. W A Wilbanks reviews Margaret Halsey book With Malice Toward Some for the A A U W Book Review Group at the Federation Club Rooms. The author wife of a university professor spent a year abroad critiquing continental life and diary form publishing her opinions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Halsey
W. A. Wilbank
Federation Club
R. Earl O'Keefe
George Hammock
John Maynard
Lyle FE. Montgomery
Earl Barnt
W. W
H. F. Bozeman
Social events fill Amarillo calendar tonight
Gamma Chapter of the Delphian Society meets at the Amarillo Hotel at 7 30. Pleasant Valley PTA hosts open house at the school 7 30 River Road PTA at the school building 7 30. Glenwood PTA carnival at the school 7 30 Wilson School PTA carnival with supper at 6. Co W Club at 801 Lamar Street 7 50. Piano pupils recital by Mrs R M Gardner at Jacinto Methodist Church 8. Studio Revue at Amarillo College of Music auditorium 8. Studio Revue by Academy of Music and Art 4. Saturday Association of Childhood Education Musicale tea at the Blue Room Amarillo Hotel 4. A Deal Em Chair party for husbands at 406 North Johnson Street 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association of Childhood Education
Anarillo Hotel
Mrs. H. &. Milholland
North Johnson Street
Mid-Week Bridge Club Hosted by Mrs Mazzie Snee
Mrs Mazzie Snee hosted a mid week bridge gathering at 1710 Fillmore Street on Wednesday afternoon. High score went to Mrs FE C Garthwait with second to Mrs Blake and traveling to Mrs H Streetman. Other players included Mesdames Greer Hail Lewis Harrison and the hostess. A covered dish luncheon is planned next Wednesday at 1 at Mrs Harrison's 2010 West Tenth Avenue with bridge games at 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mazzie Snee
Fillmore Street
FE. C. Garthwait
C. Blake
H. Streetman
Mesdames N. H. Greer
J. T. Hail
Fidon Lewis
H. C. Harrison
Pleasant Valley PTA to Host Open House Night
Pleasant Valley Parent-Teacher Association holds an open house tonight at 7 30 at the school building. New teachers and life PTA members are honored guests. Judge W F B Gee will be guest speaker with an entertaining program arranged by Dana Thomas Harmon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Valley
Parent-Teacher Association
P.T. A
W. F B. Gee
Dana Thomas Harmon
Warning against women adopting upswept curls and loud behavior
A column admonishes women to avoid modern trends and conduct such as loud laughter, business talk after hours, jitterbug abandon, public necking, and harsh attitudes. It argues curls and femininity clash with a tough, self reliant image and urges restraint and decorum.
Mrs J W Carver Elected President Of Forest Hill Club
Mrs J W Carver was elected president of the Forest Hill Home Demonstration Club at a Tuesday meeting at Mrs G D Garthwait s home in River Road Community. New officers include Mrs Jim Weaver vice president secretary treasurer Mrs Nathan Martin council delegate, Mrs C E B McPherson, reporter and Mrs R L Leeper parliamentarian. The group planned a cookbook to raise funds for the Forest Hill community hall with regional members invited to share recipes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Carver
Forest Hill
G. L. Dudley
Jim Weaver
Nathan Martin
T. H. Rodgers
Mesdames
Bill Wilson
Viola Mount
Oceanside
Calif
John Henderson
Mary Robbins
Enthusiastic Mothers Attend P T A Meeting at Humphrey Highland
An eager group of mothers gathered at Humphrey Highland school for the first P T A meeting of the year. The program featured two songs by the Mother Singers and a talk by Rev H Smith on home and school roles in youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphrey Highland School
Rev
H. ©. Smith
San Jacinto Methodist
Mrs Ted Wheeler Elected President of Half Dozen Club
New officers chosen at a meeting held yesterday at the home of Mrs. Hugh Rigler. Mrs. Ted Wheeler was elected president with Mrs. J. B. Andrews as vice president and Mrs. Graham Saunders as secretary treasurer. Mrs. E. W. Tadlock named reporter. New members welcomed include Mrs. J. B. Andrews and Mrs. Kirkpatrick alongside existing attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Rigler
Ted Wheeler
J. B. Andrews
Graham Saunders
E. W. Tadlock
Kirkpatrick
Mesdames A.D. Nance
Alva Slay
Carpenters Auxiliary Enrolls Two New Members
Ladies' Auxiliary No. 180 of the Carpenters Union held a meeting at the Carpenters' Hall last night. Mrs. O. M. McCaffree and Mrs. H. L. Byers were initiated as new members and a girl was adopted for the present, receiving care at the Preventorium. The Amarillo group invites the Lubbock Carpenters Union and Auxiliary to a social evening on Oct. 29 in Amarillo. The next social will be Friday afternoon Oct. 21 at Mrs. Herbert Lite's home, 108 Kentucky Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Carpenters Union
Carpenters
O. M. McCaffree
H.L. Byers
Auxiliary
Lubbock
Amarillo
Herbert Lite
Kentucky Street
Potter County Federation Club Institute Set for Tuesday
The Potter County Federation of Women's Clubs invites members of all federated clubs to an all day institute in the Municipal Auditorium club rooms. The program begins at 4 PM with a covered dish luncheon served in the cafeteria. Those interested in individual federation membership are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter County Federation of Women’s Clubs
Municipal Auditorium
Federation
MECKinney School PTA Plans Annual Car Neal
A called meeting of the MecKinney School PTA officers and room mothers is set for Monday afternoon at 2:60 in the principal's office to discuss plans for the annual car event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MecKinney School
JUG Club Opens Season With Book Review in Amarillo
Amarillo's oldest study club, the JUG Club, met at Mrs. Mack Nobles' home on Monroe Street for the season's first gathering. Members heard a review of Street of the Fishing Cat by Jolan Foldes, translated from Hungarian, with guests Mrs. H L Finch and Mrs. C C Grimes in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JUG Club
J. U. G. Club
Amarillo
C. D. Munday
Elizabeth Jacobi
H. L. Finch
C.C. Grimes
Mesdames Hugh Adair
Albert Bivins
G. R. Goleman
M. K. Collie
Zack Fine
C. D. Hoover
Leon Montgomery
W. T. Stanberry
Davis Tudor
B. P. Teel
John Ward
Charles Woodburn
Mrs. Joe Sneed Honored At Amarillo Luncheon
A fall luncheon at Amarillo Country Club hosted by Mrs. Terry Thompson celebrated her sister in law Mrs. Joe Sneed, a bride of two months. Guests included the honoree’s daughter Mrs. Lyle Pemberton who recently moved to Amarillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Country Club
Terry Thompson
Inlaw
Joe Sneed
Lyle Pemberton
Amarillo
Sew and Sew Club Entertained at Wheeler Home
Mrs. Murray Wheeler hosted the Sew and Sew Club at her home yesterday. Attendees included Mesdames William Pace Virgil LeMaster Claude Milsap B J Howard Amos Parker Cleve Bills Wesley Kemp and the hostess. Mrs LeMaster will entertain the club next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Wheeler
Mesdames
William Pace
Virgil LeMaster
Claude Milsap
B. J. Howard
Amos Parker
Cleve Bills
Wesley Kemp
LeMaster
Houston Street
Help-Your-Neighbor Club Hosts Mrs A W Williams
The Help Your Neighbor Club was entertained yesterday at the home of Mrs. A W Williams. Attending were Mesdames W X Alexander J J Armstrong J H Rose Bill Dial Wilburn E Smith W W T Gross O E Ogle and Miss Evelyn Alexander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Help
A. W. Williams
Mesdames
W. x. Alexander
J. J. Armstrong
J. H. Rose
Bill Dial Wilburn E. Smith
W.W. T. Gross
O. E. Ogle
Evelyn Alexander
Mrs Ida Elliott Named Club Hostess In Two Events
The Evening Group of the Speakers Institute plans a meeting Monday at 8 PM in the Federation Club Rooms. Ida Elliott will host La Costura Club next Tuesday at 3 PM at her daughter’s home, 1900 Tyler Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speakers Institute
Federation Club
Ida Elliott
la Costura Club
R. D. Kirk
Tyler Street
Mozart Society Meeting Set At Mrs Blackwell Home
The Mozart Society will convene Monday at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. B. V. Blackwell located at 1222 Harrison Street for its next gathering and discussion of musical topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mozart Society
The
B. V. Blackwell
Harrison Street
Thrifty HH DD Club to Elect Officers
The Thrifty Home Demonstration Club will hold an officers election at its meeting on Monday at 2 o'clock in the home of Mrs. D. H. Scoby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thrifty HH. DD. Club
Thrifty Home Demonstration Club
D. H. Scoby
Dallas Museum Exhibits Art by Reformatory Boys
Everett Spruce of the Dallas Museum of Fine Arts announced that 30 boys from the Dallas City County Juvenile Institution, aged 8 to 16, displayed crayon sketches at the museum. The works represent youths awaiting potential reform instead of state reformatories, which Spruce warns could expose them to hardened offenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Everett Spruce
Dallas Museum of Fine Arts
Spruce
Boys' Club Program on Negro Music Spotlight
The Mac Dowell Boys' Club met in Federation Club rooms Tuesday night for a program titled Negro Music. Featured were piano solo Primitive Congo by Aileen Davis, cornet Nobody by Bert Williams with Bob Fowler, trombone Everybody Works but Father by Williams with Jack Beeman, folk song by Verne Match, and a Deep River quartet with Lloyd Jenkins, Bob Fowler, Gerald Terry and Jack Beeman. Officers named Ralph Blankenship president and others. The program noted Tri-State Fair music prizes and the colored Methodist Church choir closing with Deep River. Attendees included Estel Ethridge, John Hill Jr, Harold Huckaby, Gordon Johnson, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacDowell Boys’ Club
Federation Club
Congo
Aileen Davis
Julius Mendell
Bert Williams
Bob Fowler
Williams
Jack Beeman
Verne Match
Ralph Blankenship
Warren Datfiels
Elmer Sowder
Pay Nutt
Ray C. Johnson
Tri-State
Colored Methodist Church
Deep River
Warren Daniels
Robert Brown
Estel Ethridge
John Hill, Jr
Harold Huckaby
Gordon Johnson
Ray C. Johnson, Jr
Jack Koesjan
Eugene Langseth
Venor Langseth
John Morgan
Verne Motch
Ray Nutt
Wendell Nutt
Edwin Regal
George Ritter
Gerald Terry
Norman Higgins
Billy Rual Jones
Walter Ward
Lloyd Jenkins
Emilio Caballero
Jolly Time 42 Club Meets At Mrs Grider Home
Jolly Time 42 Club met at the home of Mrs. Dave Grider yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Dubbs Trotter won high score and Mrs. Edna VarSkike received the consolation prize. Refreshments were served to Mrs. June Quante, Mrs. Dubbs Trotter, Mrs. Edna VanSkike, Lewis Tupin, C. C. Crist, H. A. Robertson, Carl Stover, and Dave Grider. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Jim Morrison's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Grider
Dubbs Trotter
Edna VarSkike
June Quante
Edna VanSkike
Lewis Tupin
C. C. Crist
H. A. Robertson
Carl Stover
Jim Morrison
North
Fillmore Street
Liano Estacado DAR to Host Guest Day at Amarillo Club
Liano Estacado Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will hold a Guest Day Monday at 3 PM at the Amarillo Country Club. Mrs John Maynard leads the program featuring Cornelia Wolflin Patton. Reservations required by today via telephone numbers 8430 or 9956.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liano Estacado Chapter
Daughters of the American Revolution
Amarillo Country Club
John Maynard
Cornelia Wolflin Patton
Married teachers ban sparks Akron schooling row
The Akron Ohio school system faces pressure as 400 married women teachers are told that 100 must leave this year amid protests from single women seeking teaching roles. The piece argues such discrimination harms women broadly and harms the profession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Board of Education
Bride Elect Grace Raymond Feted At Surprise Shower
Miss Grace Raymond bride elect of J Winston Pennock was honored at a surprise shower given by Mrs Louis Vigna at Miss Martha Davis home 3623 West Sixth Avenue. The event featured pink and white decor and a treasure hunt. Attendees included Grace Raymond Jane Mahoron Sara Moreland and others. The couple is to marry Sunday at 4 PM at Central Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Raymond
J. Winston Pennock
Louis Vigna
Miss Raymond
Miss Grace Raymond
Jane Maharon Sara Moreland
Mary Edith Batson Jo Vineyard
Julia Elbouri
Velm Griffin
Bernice Arnold
Marth Davis
Mesdame
Dishpan Hands Club Meets At Mrs. Grover Taylor Home
Mrs. Grover Taylor hosted the regular weekly Dishpan Hands Club meeting at 715 West Ninth Avenue. Conversation and bridge provided entertainment in rooms decorated with colorful fall flowers as attendees including dames Walford Bivins Herbert Baily Jack Walsh Charles Whippo Bernice Russell and W R Walsh Jr gathered for the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Taylor
West
Ninth Avenue
Dishpan Hands Club
Walford Bivins
Herbert Baily
Jack Walsh
Charles Whippo
Bernice Russell
W. R. Walsh, Jr
Wolflin PTA Fathers Night Plans Debate at School
The Wolflin School Parent-Teacher Association schedules Fathers Night for Tuesday at 7 PM in the school building. A debate will be a feature of the program. The PTA executive board meets Tuesday at 3 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolflin P. T. A
Wolflin School Parent- Teacher Association
Drug Company Employees Attend Picnic at Palisades
Employees of the Southwestern Drug Corporation enjoyed a picnic at the Palisades Monday night. The event featured games and roasting of hot dogs and marshmallows with many attendees listed including R. H. Epperson O. L. Maxwell M. W. West E L Butterfield Ben Bracher Fred Dorbritz and others plus numerous wives and companions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwestern Drug Corporation
Palisades
Messrs. and Mesdames
R. H. Epperson
O. L. Maxwell
M. W. West
E. L. Butterfield
Ben Bracher
Fred Dorbritz
David Uhrig
Jimmie Williamson
M. K. Newton
Drew Crossett
Sumner Phillips
Eugene Moore
Dur
Butterfly Club Hosts Covered Dish Luncheon
Butterfly Club held an all day meeting and covered dish luncheon at the home of Mrs. Troy Adams. Mrs. Louis Pedersen joined as a new member and Polly anna names were exchanged. Others present included Mesdames Joe Williams and J. H. Kemp. The next meeting is planned at Mrs. Boynton's home on North Pierce Street.
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Butterfly Club
Troy Adams
Louis Pedersen
Pollyanna
Joe Williams
J. H. Kemp
H. C. Brashier
E. C. Boynton
Charles McLeroy
R. C. Bryan
E. W. Warren
Boynton
North Pierce Street
Piculated Club Holds Picnic in Ellwood Park
Members of the Piculated Club enjoyed a picnic supper in Ellwood Park Wednesday evening. Attendees included Vera and Vivian Mott Azalee Durham Janet Ivey Louise Elliot Ann Brown Virgie Skinner Ethel Mae Stinson and Lora Wilkins. The next meeting is set for Miss Brown’s home 1014 Tyler Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piculated Club
Ellwood Park
Vera and
Vivian Mott
Azalee Durham
Janet Ivey
Louise Elliot
Ann Brown
Virgie Skinner
Ethel Mae Stinson
Lora Wilkins
Miss Brown
Tyler Street
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A. A. U. W. Group Hears
Lorenzo
Kuykendalls Millinery Dept
Delphian Society
Amarillo Hotel
Glenwood P. T. A. Carnival
Co. W. Club
Mra
M. Spencer
Lamar Street
Mra. R. M. Gardner
Esley Friendship
Ae “A Jacinto Methodist Church
Amarillo College of Music
Academy of Mosie and Art
Pleasant Valley P. T. A
Lionel Gordon
Fisk
Anne Adams
Itm 8
New York
Pattern Department
Forest Hill Club
Half Dozen Club
Carpenters Auxiliary
Potter County Federation
Clifford Furst
Wheeler Home
Jolly Time
Op. A. R
Bner
Ree Ahr
Drug Corporation
L. K. Patton
Association of
J. Ralph Carroll
Oliver Eakle
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Suede
Black Patent
Blackburn Bros
Lavore Doeskins
Navy
West Texas
Amarillo Giobe
W. 17Th St
New York. &. Y
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