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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1928
Page
6
The San Jacinto P T A reports $42 in prizes from the Tri State fair and votes $50 toward the Congress of Mothers convention set for November 12 to 14. Complimentary tickets are planned for Mrs M E Roberts and Mr Roberts, and for Mr and Mrs C C Walden.
Circle Three of West Amarillo Christian Church spent the day quilting. A completed quilt raised $5. Mrs. L. D. Lindsey and Mrs. M. L. Fuller led the program, with Mrs. W. O. Budd leading prayer. Mrs. A. B. Gladman joined as a new member. sixteen members attended and a covered dish luncheon was served.
Mrs. R. B. Burnett welcomed twelve members and one guest to Circle Two at her home 826 Louisiana street. Mrs. Roger White led the lesson and Mrs. M. S. Hawkins spoke on the world call topic as garden flowers filled the rooms during the afternoon. Refreshments followed social hour.
Catholic Daughters of America will hold a games tournament Monday afternoon at 2 30 o clock at the W O W hall 215 East Eighth street Reservations may be made with Mrs E F Finch or Mrs M T O Neill The public is invited to attend.
The Sency Home Demonstration club will hold its regular meeting Friday afternoon at 2 30 with Mrs L L Scott. All members are urged to attend.
Child Study Club Mrs A H Will born 1618 Madison. Junior Child Study Mrs A L Jordan 827 Louisiana St 1 pm. Beta Delphians regular meeting 9:30 am and joint social at 6 pm with other chapters. Travel Study Mrs A H Will born 1614 Madison St 3 pm. P T A Buchanan St School 8 pm. Pajarito Club Mrs C R Sullivan 604 Fillmore St 2:30 pm. PET A Margaret Wills School open house 6 pm.
Paris shows lean gray tweed suits with black and white flecks for autumn wear. Jane Regny models a belted back informal morning sport coat with no collar and a semi double breasted row of square silver buttons.
San Jacinto school P T A officers hosted a party in the school cafeteria for teachers staff and friends. The hall featured fall blossoms and a coordinated program with songs two violin solos and talks by Superintendent W A McIntosh and Dr W M Curl. Over 50 attendees enjoyed games and contests.
The Busy Dozen Needle Club will hold an officer election tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. L. J. Creekmore 1404 Van Buren Street. All members are urged to attend this important meeting.
Col and Mrs Haines return from a vacation spent with relatives in Teeswater Canada. They visited friends in Toronto and Hamilton during their trip and are now at home at 1503 Bonham Bivins addition Amarillo.
Mrs. J. T. Carter was hostess to circle one of the West Amarillo Christian church yesterday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs James Cade of 2102 Ong street travel to Fort Worth for several days. Mrs C Miller of Fort Worth returns from a visit with daughter Mrs M E Roberts and Mr Roberts at 301 Tennessee street. Mr and Mrs A Peterson of 112 East Fountain street go to San Antonio for several days to attend the American Legion convention. Mrs R F Stooner led the lesson and seventeen members plus two visitors shared a refreshment plate after.
The Wolflin school Parent-Teacher Association plans a chili supper from 6:50 to 7:30 PM and a carnival starting at 7:30 PM tomorrow. The event features various attractions and invites the public to attend.
Humphrey Highland Parent-Teacher association will meet Friday afternoon at 3 30 oclock at the school. Mrs Tom Williams president of the council will speak. All members are invited. Also note Mr and Mrs Ben C Boyd leave Saturday night for Oklahoma City where the latter has joined the Hines Company.
Advertorial claims vegetable iron and yeast boost blood, digestion, and weight. It says Ironized Yeast combines both elements in a stronger formula, delivers quicker results than separate use, and offers a money back guarantee after a trial.
Lonoke Ark Miss Luna Kenecy editor of the Lonoke Democrat since her father's death two years ago recounts her duties soliciting advertising gathering personals writing news and editorials and keeping books. The paper marked its sixty fifth anniversary this summer and has promoted civic pride dairying commerce water systems and county improvements.
Women active in the presidential campaign influence fashion and politics. At Republican headquarters in Washington shoppers discuss Paris bags pearls and fall hats while Mrs. Sidney Cleman and Mrs. Paul Rowman describe home life and election hopes amid rooms of fashionable attendees.
A cosmetic ad promises freckle removal with Othine double strength. Apply nightly and morning. most users see dark spots fade or disappear. Money back guarantee offered if it fails to remove freckles.
A lively scene shows women and a westward committee member departing with smiles as small black hats with elephant ornaments appear. Mrs. J G Griswold from Texas and Mrs. William R Baker of New Jersey wear hats and navy outfits while a Dallas businessman attends a fair and nets a trip.
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