Society notices outline local club meetings and events
Belle Bennett hosts a rummage sale Friday and Saturday at 703 East Tenth Street. Child Study club gathers at 3 PM with Mrs. James A. Bush at 1709 Taylor Street. Child Welfare club meets at 2 30 PM with Mrs. J. E. Montgomery at 1501 Madison Street. Mrs. R L Rogers leads a lesson on The Family and the Community. Les Temps club meeting postponed to next Friday. First Baptist church hosts an Halloween party for intermediate departments A and B at 8 PM. Teachers and pupils of the departments invited. Busy Dozen Needle club meets at 3 PM with Mrs. J A Dunivan at 201 Alabama Avenue, San Jacinto. Twentieth Century club convenes at 3 PM with Mrs. M F Stewart at 1407 Hayden Street. Bettie Blanchard S S Class holds all day social at Central Presbyterian Church to quilt for the Children's Home. Blue Bonnet Needle club meets at 2 30 PM with Miss Roxie Pollard at 203 Kentucky Avenue, San Jacinto.
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Belle Bennett
East Tenth Street
James A. Bush
Taylor Street
J. E. Montgomery
Madison Street
R. L. Rogers
Les Temps
First Baptist Hallowe'en
J. A. Dunivan
Alabama Avenue
San Jacinto
M. F. Stewart
Hayden Street
Bettie Blanchard
S. S
Central Presbyterian Church
Blue Bonnet Needle Club
Roxie Pollard
Kentucky Avenue
San Jacinto P T A Admits 110 New Members
The San Jacinto Parent-Teacher Association admitted 110 new members at Tuesday afternoon’s regular meeting at the school. Some new members were fathers, illustrating the success of the current membership drive. The program featured songs by second graders, a violin solo by Twilla McCullough, a piano solo by Edward Thompson, and an address by Sam Orr of Williams-Orr Insurance on fire prevention and safety for school children during Fire Prevention Week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jacinto
Parent-Teacher Association
Twilla McCullough
Edward Thompson
Sam Orr
Williams-Orr Insurance Agency
Amarillo College of Music to Broadcast Friday Program
The Amarillo College of Music faculty will present a program of numbers at 8 o clock Friday evening over radio station WDA. Amarillo music lovers are invited to tune in. The program will be broadcast from the college.
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Amarillo College of Music
WDA
Amarillo
Mrs Rockwell Hosts Circle One at Day Nursery
Mrs. P. E. Rockwell entertained Circle One of the First Baptist church at the Day Nursery on Van Buren Street. The Halloween themed afternoon featured a circle meeting led by Mrs. Ira Simmons followed by a party with twenty five children and refreshments served by the hostess and two young helpers in nurse uniforms. Fidelis Class to Meet Sunday for state missions collection. A. E. Meyer leads.
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P. E. Rockwell
First Baptist Church
Day Nursery
van Buren Street
Ira Simmons
Meet
Ing
Winnie Hooten
Frieda Stokes
Fidelis
First Baptist
State Missions
A. E. Meyer
Junior High P.T.A. Holds Good Meeting
The Junior High P.T.A. held a productive meeting at the school. Members discussed upcoming events, fundraising plans, and student activities, with teachers and parents offering updates on curriculum and school programs.
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P.T. A
Parent Teacher Association Meeting At Local School
A large enthusiastic PTA meeting was held Tuesday evening in the school auditorium. Principal Elisabeth Nissen distributed class period cards guiding parents to brief visits in each room. After sessions, the program featured the Junior High School choir and pianist Mabel Rowan with two solos, followed by Superintendent W A McIntosh remarks and a social hour with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisabeth Nissen
Mise
Mabel Rowan
W. A. McIntosh
Bonita Chapter OES Plans Anniversary Party
Bonita Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star marks its twenty fourth anniversary with a birthday party at 8 pm Saturday in the Masonic Temple. An arranged program features piano duets, readings, vocal solos, dances, a charter member presentation, and a history by Mrs. Wash George, followed by a social hour and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonita
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Edna Peitz
Tom Campbell
Olive Nicklaus
C. N. Twaddell
Mathis
E. C. Peter Abead
Wash George
Charles Smith
Amy Gill
Johnnie Lou Gilkerson
Reading
Mary Elizabeth Ledford
Erma Combs
Inga Borjrstrom
Mary Spiegal
Community gathering invites Masors and families
All Emperors are asked to attend and to prepare sandwiches. Masors and their families and all visitors are cordially invited to attend.
Belle Bennetts Meet Wednesday Afternoon
The Belle Bennett Missionary society of Polk Street Methodist Church held its regular monthly Voice program in the church house. The lesson titled The Untouched Area of Life was led by Mother Colling with support from Merc J WW Adair Mrs Oscar Wise Mrs Well Faulkner and Mrs Poole. A report on the district conference in Canadian was read by Mrs St Hooten. A musical number Carry Me Back to Old Virginny was performed by Mrs Otis Trulove with Mrs Teeton at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Bennett Missionary Society
Polk Street Methodist Church
Hegioner’s
Mother Colling
Merc
WW. Adair
Oscar Wise
Well Faulkner
Mre. Poole
St. Hooten
Carry
Old Virginny
Otis Trulove
Mes. N. Teeton
Boy Violinist Kermit Dyche Returns From Dallas Contest
Kermit Dyche and his mother arrived from Dallas where he competed in the final radio talent contest broadcast Monday night by station WPRAA. Votes to determine the winner are due Saturday, with Amarilloans urged to mail ballots to J. S. Naylor at the WFAA studio Baker hotel Dallas. A large Dallas audience heard contestants from twelve Texas towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kermit Dyche
Texas
Kermit
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San Jacinto P.T. A
Mrs. Rockwell
Port Fulton
Indiana
Virginia Allen
Marizon
Polk Street
Bonita Chapter
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Dallas
Eat
United States
Vicki
Misses Taylor
Polk
Alaskan Fur Factory
Polk ST
Heart OF
Houe
Models
Catteras
Aine
Welworth
Jackman
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