Wesley Class Names New Officers and Committees
Mrs. E. F. Morrow was elected president of Wesley Friendship Class of San Jacinto Methodist Church. New officers include: Mrs. Everett Westbrook vice president, Mrs. James McDowell secretary, Mrs. O. Adams assistant secretary, Mrs. K. H. Schultz treasurer, Mrs. Marion Hill teacher, Mrs. L. O. Hasley assistant teacher. Division leaders named. ten active members per division. Groups meet twice monthly for sewing and class activities. Other activity leads cover recreation cloister pianist orchestra parent education missionary education study evangelism and membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Morrow
Wesley Friendship
San Jacinto
J. W. Compton
C. E. Birkmeyer
J. A. Ashford
Fearn
W. W. McEntire
J. Lane Smith
Missionary
Christian Service
Hill
E. H. Streetman
Oscar McCoy
Mary Frances Britt Celebrates Third Birthday Party
Mary Frances Britt, three year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Murray Britt, had a birthday party at her grandmother Mrs. L. L. Bennett’s home on Harrison Street. Friends attended, games were played, and souvenirs included china dolls and rubber balls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Frances Britt
Murray Britt
L. L. Bennett
Harrison Street
Mary Catherine Cannon
Dorothy Sadderis
Beverly Jean Smith
Edward
A. F
Davis Pyeatt
Edmon Bentley
John
Velvet Ruches Grace Evening Wear in Paris Fashion
Velvet ruches inspired by Pierrot and launched by Worth appear in Paris evening wear. An actress wears a pale blue crepe gown with a large sapphire velvet ruche looping from the waist to the ears, secured by silver clips.
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Paris
Pierrot
Worth
White fur bags and a Paris knick knack
White fur bags are a new accessory fad in Paris featuring white galyak pouches with enamel mounts. Designs are notably plain. Guests visiting Mrs. William R. Pumphrey of Houston Street include her sister Mrs. James H. Thurman of Oklahoma City. Mrs. Schrader returns to Oklahoma City. Prof. Robert Faure of Columbus owns Jules Verne’s original paper foretelling television and airplanes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Oklahoma
William R. Pumphrey
Hughes Street
James H. Thurman
Oklahoma City
Frank Schrader
Pumphrey
Robert Faure
Columbus
Ohio
Jules Verne
Social Calendar Briefs for Local PTA and Clubs
Community events list Monday through Tuesday with multiple PTA meetings and club gatherings. Notable items include Sam Houston Junior High PTA at 8 o clock, Central Junior High PTA open house at 7:45, Unity Study Club at 7, and several church and civic group meetings with locations on Tyler and Washington Streets, Herring Hotel, and the Amarillo Hotel.
Mrs. Bentons Class Installs Officers At Luncheon
Mrs D B Elliott was installed as president of Mrs W B Benton s class at First Christian Church during a luncheon and business meeting at the Social Center with Dr R C Snodgrass presiding. Officers named include Joe Scroggins as vice president Mrs O W Floyd secretary Mrs C N Ochiltree treasurer Mrs Glen Salyer flower treasurer and Mrs Harry Cornelius reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. 8. Elliott
W. B. Benton
First Christian Church
R. C. Snodgrass
Joe Scroggins
O. W. Floyd
C. N. Ochiltree
Glen Salyer
Harry Cornelius
Clyde Holman
Jewelled Clips Find New Favor in Paris
Paris designers unveil jewel encrusted clips that brighten the season. The elaborate pieces, worn on the back, hip, girdle, or front neckline, reflect daring styles. Plans emerge to organize cooperative markets across northwest Arkansas to handle farm produce.
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Paris
Northwest
Arkansas
Halcyon Club Members Visit Pampa for Entertainment
Halcyon Club members motored to Pampa to spend the day with Mrs. Roy Barnard, a former member. A noon lutcheon was served with assistance from Mrs. Norris Oliver. Sewing, games, and Alma Faye Oliver’s ukulele numbers entertained, along with attendees H G Hines E Gaston Foote Joe Shields H P Cochran H G Graham and J D Heiderich of Boyce La. Mrs. Shields will host on October 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halcyon Club
Pampa
Roy Barnard
Norris Oliver
Amarillo
Alma Faye Oliver
Boyce, la
Joe Shields
Willing Workers Elect Officers at Pierce Street Baptist
Mrs. Bill Edwards was elected president of the Willing Workers Class at Pierce Street Baptist Church. Officers include W. C. Seymour as vice president and Mrs. George W. Myers as secretary. Social chairmen named were George Welch, Ed Burgess, James Stridham, Hal Culver, E. J. Ellis, and W. Davis. A monthly social at a member’s home was proposed, with the first set for November at Mrs Bent Fuqua’s home on North Taylor Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Edwards
Pierce Street Baptist Church
W. C. Seymour
George W. Myers
George Welch
Ed Burgess
James Stridham
Hal Culver
E. J. Ellis
W. ©. Davis
Bent Fuqua
North Taylor Street
George Myers
W. C. Davis
Mrs. Dyke Cullum Entertains Class at Home
Mrs. Dyke Cullum hosted the Cullumette Class of Polk Street Methodist Church at her 316 Sunset Terrace residence Friday evening. Refreshments were served to a group of girls including Mary Tom Morgan Lois Finken Margaret Clutter Wendene Wilson and several others along with Mr. and Mrs. Cullum.
County Federation Meeting To Be Held Tuesday
The Potter County Federation of Women's Clubs will hold an all day quarterly meeting Tuesday at Mrs. J. W. Sanders home 2400 Hughes Street. It runs 9 45 a m to 2 p m with a noon covered dish luncheon. All club women invited. Representatives will report current events and a prize will go to the club with the most attendees. Les Temps Club will present a review of To Thee I Sing. Also Circle No 10 of First Baptist W M A meets Wednesday at 3 p m at Mrs E O Chaddocks 106 Bellview Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter County Federation of ‘Women’s Clubs
J. W. Sanders
Hughes Street
Potter County Federation of Women's Clubs
Les Temps Club
Baptist Circle
First Baptist Church
E. O. Chaddock
Bellview Street
Ted Cox
Cheyenne Terrace
Clerks Auxiliary to Meet Tuesday at Edelman Home
The auxiliary to the National Federation of Post Office Clerks will meet Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at Mrs. G. H. Edelman’s home, 912 Alabama Street. The report notes London’s use of hot weather khaki uniforms for police and postmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Federation of Post Office Clerks
G. H. Edelman
Alabama Street
Methodist Church Carnival Planned at San Jacinto
San Jacinto Methodist Church hosts a Tuesday evening carnival in the church basement with a 6 30 pm supper served by the ladies and carnival booths offering a variety of foods for sale at nominal prices. The public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Wild Rose Auxiliary Entertained At Home
Wild Rose Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen were entertained at Mrs. G. N. Whipple’s home at 1606 Pierce Street. Conversation and bridge provided entertainment with refreshments for Mesdames Haynes Bennett Hamrick Vaught Gill Burks Placey and the hostess. O. W. Club to Meet At Mrs. Pressig’s 1801 Van Buren Street Tuesday at 2 30 PM sewing urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wild Rose
Brotherhood of Railway
G. N. Whipple
Pierce Street
J. F. Haynes
Guy Bennett
H. G. Hamrick
J. W. Vaught
H. L. Gill
J. D. Burks
FE. G. Placey
O. W. Club
P. A. Pressig
van Buren Street
Catholic Daughters to Elect Officers Tuesday Evening
Catholic Daughters of America will elect officers at the meeting Tuesday evening at 7 45 o clock. The Parish House is located at 1110 Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Daughters of America
Washington Street
Catholic Daughters
Roosevelt Kiss For One Baby But Only One
Roosevelt, campaigning for the presidency, kissed a child named Joan Curran at a Duchess County fair grounds homecoming. A crowd of 175 Vassar students urged another kiss on beauty contest winner Miss Mary Louise Valentine of Little Rock, Arkansas, but Roosevelt declined. Joan was judged healthiest among the babies.
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Hyde Park
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Little Joan Curran
Duchess County Fair Grounds
Vassar
Mary Louise Valentine
Little Rock
Ark
Joan
Boy's Condition Improves After Plow Incident
Robert Pool ten year old of Groom was thrown beneath a plow when he fell from a tractor. He was hospitalized at St Anthony's with his condition improving Monday attendants said. Robert is the son of Mr and Mrs R A Pool and was injured Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Pool
St. Anthony's Hospital
Robert
R. A. Pool
Fasteeth Powder Promises All Day Comfort
An old advertisement touts Fasteeth powder that keeps false teeth firm and comfortable. It claims absence of sticking taste or gagging and promotes carefree eating laughing and talking, with availability at City Drug Fox Drug Co or your druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Drug
Fox Drug Co
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Sam Houston Junior High School
Parent-Teacher Association
Central Junior High School
Unity Study Club
Taylor Street
Psychology
Estudial Club
W. M. Patrick
Tyler Street
The
Delphian Society
Herring Hotel
Round Dozen Club
Norris Ewing
Fountain Terrace
Bonita
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Black Mask Players
Sap
Amarillo Council of Parents and Teachers
Needle Club
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Amarillo Hotel
Mrs. Benton
Mrs. Dyke Cullum
P. QO
London
Amarillo Greenhouse
Taylor
MR. Fisk
Hama
Tom
Ailey
Methodist Church
Wild Rose Auxiliary
Roosevelt
By Reed
Mey
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