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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1926
Page
5
Community groups and clubs announce meetings and addresses across local streets. Mrs M Brookenson hosts a gathering at 1600 Jackson Street with a Mothers Council address by Mrs J K Griggs. Various clubs meet at 3 pm with listed hosts and venues.
The contest invites entries for a federation song contest to be judged by a committee of musicians. Entrants must send a sealed envelope with their real name and address to Mere Dane Harmon-Trent at 106 East Seventeenth Street Amarillo.
Mrs. Hubert G. Cole entertained the What-Knot club at her home 1622 Ong street Tuesday afternoon. Fall flowers brightened the rooms and members spent an informal session on needlework. Mrs. 8 J Cole played several piano solos. A salad course was served to Mesdames J Cole Pidcoke Ward Bozeman Johnson H Bush and Lowe.
Mrs H B Biles hosts B B Needle club at 800 Adams St. Prizes go to Mrs C C Bridges and Mrs J G Goodman. Later the Devore Elliott wedding at 1617 Hughes St unites Miss Gladys Devore and ages Elliott with Rev. Lewis N. Stuckey officiating. The couple will reside in Amarillo.
In honor of Mise Ora May Holman ten birthday party was held Monday afternoon at her Jefferson street home. The rooms bore Halloween decor and games and contests preceded refreshments. Attendees included Elizabeth Taylor Maury Holman Josephine Brooks Dorothy Lee Morrison Peggy Jean Morrison Charlotte Holman J L Holman Billy Davis John Stratton Billy Linn Wade Holman Jr Dabiney Frances Elizabeth Campbell.
The Junior Woman's Club met Tuesday afternoon at 2019 Hughes Street, Mrs. William W. Gibson hosting. A large group heard Mrs Gibson relate her Japan experiences, illustrated with samples of Japanese items she brought home, followed by refreshments.
Mrs. Clifford Thompson and Mrs. M. B. Harris chaired the P. E. O. session at 1917 Harrison Street with Mrs. F. L. Myers guiding the lesson and Mrs. O. H. Gosch assisting. Mrs. Frank Storm spoke on a Lake Chatauqua social hygiene lecture and Mrs. E. L. Roberts played piano solos as members enjoyed a social hour and refreshments.
The J U G Club plans a Thursday meeting following a recent gathering noted in the paper. Mrs Olive Neal of Portland Oregon, guest of Mrs Eve Kansberger, has returned home. Miss Moe Hopkins and Miss Mary Faith Hopkins, West Texas State Teachers College students at Canyon, visited their aunt Mrs Nash in Shelbyville Kentucky over the weekend.
Mrs E R Bush entertained the Canyon Girls club Tuesday afternoon at 1819 Fillmore street. Fall flowers brightened the rooms, games of 42 were enjoyed, and a salad course was served. Special guests included Mrs William O'Brien, Mrs Elmer Sowder, Mrs T A Potter, and Mrs W Kenyon.
The United States railroad network operates about 152000 refrigerated freight cars in service, illustrating the scale of cold storage logistics across major lines. The figure reflects the era's growing demand for perishable goods transport and rail efficiency.
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