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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1930

Page

7

A A U W Observes Guest Day At Luncheon

Heavy rains kept speakers Dr Ethel V Fraser and Dr Elsie S Pratt from attending the A A U W meeting at the Woman's Club Rooms. The event focused on business with a luncheon and organized study groups. Mrs James Otis Trulove provided vocal solos. a large list of registrants attended. A rummage sale by San Jacinto Methodist Church is planned for Tuesday and Wednesday next to the Verdun Hotel building, call 8112 to donate old clothes.

Nothern Ethel V. Fraser Elsie S. Pratt American Association of University Women Woman's Club James Otis Trulove Ethel Jackson Blanche Davidson Elizabeth Nixson Annie McDonald H. J. Morley J. D. Thompson C. D. Andrews E. H. Foster George Erlanson E. S. Burnett Nan K. Gilkerson D. H. Denmead Katherine Barlow P.A. Woods Mayme Oliver Merrill Hagler Earl Barnt D. C. Boyd J. M. O’brien Porter R. Underwood Hayes M. Walker Elizabeth W. Taliaferro Anna Mae Klapproth Cale W. Carson, Jr Philip Taber W. D. Burger Will Manning James O. Tr Florence Roulet John Moyar Earl Hubbard O. J. Clark Paul V. Reed FE. H. Reedy R. L. Mc Means E. H. Ashcraft Max O’brien Charles C. Moore John Maynard

Amarillo Man To Wed Dallas Society Girl

Engagement announced for H Banks Jones Jr of Amarillo to Miss Martha Burch Hancock daughter of Mr and Mrs B P Hancock. Event disclosed at a Dallas bridge party hosted by Mrs J Galbraith Pulliam with wedding set for Oct 29 at Christ Church.

Dallas Martha Burch Hancock B. P. Hancock H. Banks Jones, Jr H. Banks Jones Amarillo J. Galbraith Pulliam Zang Boulevard Nancy Wills Pulliam Christ Church Hancock James Mayson Atlanta H. L. Padgett Julian Dobbins Willie Chrisman Gertrude Waggener Sally Jo Grant Elizabeth Smith Meredith Schroeder Dolly Hilbert Mary Goffee Mary Bird Gandy Lucy Gandy Margaret Scott Prudence Ehrhardt Elizabeth Jordan Lucille Norman Frances Hudnall Elizabeth Kendall Hazel Saunders

Central Junior High To Have Reception

The Parent Teachers Association of Central Junior High will entertain with a reception in the auditorium Tuesday evening from 7 30 until 9 30 oclock. The affair honors the school's teachers and all patrons are cordial invited to attend.

The Central Junior High School

Birthday tributes note Molly Pitcher and other born notable

This birthday piece recalls Molly Pitcher born October 13 1744 famed for firing the Monmouth cannon. General Greene praised her and Washington commissioned her as a sergeant. It mentions later honors, wages for soldiers, and her Carlisle grave monument, plus other births Irene Rich Lilly Langtry Mary Kingsley Louise Hale.

Molly Pitcher Monmouth Greene Washington Warracks Pennsylvania Carlisle Battle Irene Rich Lilly Langtry Mary Henrietta Kingsley Louise Closser Hale

Local Personal Notices Highlight Weekend Visits

Mr. and Mrs. Oner Elliott of 2010 Taylor Street hosted guests Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Strickel and daughter Patty Sue of Houston. Robert Tisdal visited his mother Mrs. Virginia Tisdal at 2038 Hayden Street. Reba Wofford and Mildred Watson from Wheeler returned home after visiting Mrs. Charles Hill at Loomis Apartments. Mr. and Mrs. Killingsworth of Shamrock stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Marion Hill at 1303 Independence Street. Glenn Porter and Ted Henney of Oklahoma A and M were weekend guests of Miss Ruth Tisdal at 2038 Hayden Street.

Oner Elliott Taylor Street R. L. Strickel Little Aughter Patty Sue Houston Robert Tisdal Oklahoma City Virginia Tisdal Hayden Street Reba Wofford Mildred Watson Wheeler Charles Hill Loomis Apartments Robert Killingsworth Shamrock Marion Hill Independence Street Glenn Porter Ted Henney Oklahoma A & M Ruth Tisdal

Women's Federation To Meet Tuesday Morning

The Potter County Federation of Women holds a 9 30 Tuesday morning meeting in the Federation room at the Municipal Auditorium. President Mrs E Fish presides. Dr H H Larson speaks on Health Unit and Jack Douglas from AAA discusses Proposed Licensing of Drivers. A noon covered dish luncheon follows with chairs from the Woman's Club and Athenaeum Club.

Potter County Federation of Women Federation Room Municipal Auditorium 8. E. Fish H. H. Larson Jack Douglas American Automobile Association Woman's Club Athenaeum Club R. B. Masterson, Jr Don U. Davis Federation Orval Blankenship

Mizpah Club To Meet at Mrs Crudgington’s Home

The Mizpah Club will meet at 1402 Hayden Street at 3 o'clock Thursday afternoon. All members are invited to attend.

Mizpah Club John Crudgington Hayden Street

Panhandle District P T A notes focus on endowment and growth

Mrs. G C Malone of Pampa heads the Eighth District Endowment Fund. Pampa units add Laketon branch with Leta Little leading the Junior High drive. Wellington High P T A hosts Kiwanis program with E L Winn. Claude P T A reports 63 members and yearbooks. Stratford P T A meets with 150 parents present.

W. D. Westbay G. C. Malone Pampa Eighth District

Mrs. Gubelmann Hosts Royal Neighbors Costume Party

Mrs. E Gubelmann will host the Royal Neighbors at her home on the north highway Monday at 8 PM. Members meet at Mrs. H B Martin's home at 610 A North Fillmore and travel by motor to the host's residence. Prizes will be awarded for the cleverest costume and games will entertain attendees.

EB. Gubelmann North Highway H. B. Martin North Fillmore Motor Gubelmann

Mystic Weavers Honor Guests At Affair

Mrs. E. O. Jordan entertained the Mystic Weavers Club at her home 810 Mississippi Street Friday afternoon. Dahlias and chrysanthemums brightened the interior with an orchid and green refreshment color scheme. Needlework and conversation occupied the event.

E. 0. Jordan Mystic Weavers Club Mississippi Street

Lions Club meal service aids treasury and membership rise

Mrs Harry Ingham presiding finance chairman reports meals served to the Lions Club were successful and the treasury is reimbursed. Membership chairman notes 69 paid up members and 10 subscriptions to the Parent Teachers official magazines announced. Mrs J M Crain district president spoke in the afternoon.

Harry Ingham Lions Club Treasury J. M. Crain

Afternoon Social Notables Attend Local Event

A social gathering in the afternoon featured guests including Mrs. A. B. Hays Mrs. Charles W. Lindsey George W. Klock Mrs. C. A. Morton Mrs. H. C. Stokes Mrs. R. H. Ray Mrs. W. H Robertson and Mrs. E. B. Harris.

A. B. Hays Charles W. Lindsey George W. Klock C. A. Morton H. C. Stokes R. H. Ray W. H Robertson E. B. Harris

P T A To Discuss Health Problems

The San Jacinto P T A will meet Tuesday at 8 30 p m in the school building. An program on health is planned with Dr R P Jarret dean of West Texas State Teachers College Canyon speaking on the effect of a sick body on the mind Dr H H Larson and Miss Ruby Wirt the school nurse will discuss health habits and communicable diseases A brief business meeting will be led by Mrs Merion Hill All members and others interested are invited

San Jacinto Merion Hill

High School P T A Meeting Tonight

The High School Parent Teachers Association will meet in the auditorium at 7 30 this evening. Dr A J Galdwell will speak on Americanism. Refreshments will be served after the program under the home economics department supervision.

Parent Teachers Association A. J. Galdwell

Grace Browning Hosts Friday Evening at 205 West Forty-First

Miss Grace Browning entertained Friday evening at her home 205 West Forty-First Avenue. The rooms were decorated with brightly colored zinnias and nasturtiums and tallies formed as fans. Mrs. C. W. Carder Jr. played high.

Grace Browning West Forty-First Avenue C. W. Carder, Jr

Local event honors Miss Helen Murphy at games

Lovely refreshments followed the games. Guests included Miss Marie Mitchell, Miss Sue Bradley, Miss Jewell Lewis, Mika Cleo Gray, Miss Helen Murphy, Miss Jewel Jamison, Mrs. C. W. Carder Jr., and hostess Miss Grace Browning.

Helen Murphy Marie Mitchell Sue Bradley Jewell Lewis Mika Cleo Gray Jewel Jamison C. W. Carder, Jr Misa Grace Browning

Flowered Taffeta For Evening Gown

Washington report on Mrs. Arthur J. May wearing a flowered taffeta evening gown described as tight fitting with a very low neckline and long uneven hem. Accessories include crystal earrings a crystal necklace and white shoes with crystal buckles. A Parents Teachers Association meeting is tonight at 7:80 in the High School Auditorium.

Associated Press Washington Arthur J. May

Schilling Lemon Extract and Celery Salt Compared

Advertises Schilling Lemon Extract as three times the lemon oil required by law and richer in flavor. Claims Celery Salt blends more celery seed for darker color and stronger flavor with no celery stalk. Urges readers to test Schilling Cinnamon against others using a sugar cube in hot water for an unmistakable superior taste.

Schilling United States Schilling Mustard Schilling’s Saigon

Also Mentioned on This Page

Anna Belle Collins Central Junior High Earl Minderman Women’s Federation Panhandle Suedes Oxfords AAA E. Hunkapillar A. Hessey P T. A Laketon Leta Little Wheeler Paris Jay Evans Lyle Maxwell Clyde Beebe Joe Smith R. A. Selby Parent-Teacher Association of Wellington Kiwanis Club E. L. Winn Claude P. T. A Charles Dye J. D. Woodburn H. H. Kight J. J. Goodyear T. J. Page T. Waggoner Stratford Pt.a Kons Forover E. Gubelmann Mystic Weavers California Tucson Phoenix Ar. Lond Angeles Pullmans H. W. Clutter P.T. A High School Miss Grace Browning Tintex Tintex Group T& Tintex All Mater Park & Tilford Timtex Drug Dept Kwitcher Parr
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