Macaulay Discussion Highlighted by Delphian Chapter
Alpha Mu Delphian Society met in Federation Club Rooms to discuss Thomas Babington Macaulay works. Led by Mrs. Carl W. Miller with multiple members presenting varied readings on Macaulay’s life and liberalism, followed by open discussion and reports on Federation activities.
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Thomas Babington Macaulay
Alpha Mu
The
Delphian Society
Federation Club
Carl W. Miller
Frank B. Duncan
F. T. Jones
Macaulay
Key Farr
T. L. Rhodes
Willard Smith
Julius Mueller
J. J. Zoffness
Norman
Y. W. A. Elects New Officers at San Jacinto Church
The Y. W. A. of San Jacinto Baptist Church met at sponsor Mrs. Lem Hodges home on Maryland Street Monday evening. Officers elected include President Ora West Vice President Macbeth Spillers Secretary Jewelle Southard Corresponding Secretary Helen Kennett Pianist Billie Quinn Song Leader Joyce Davis and Treasurer Grace Haley. A program titled The Kind of Kings directed by Miss Jeanette Fullerton featured Karl Coffee Polly Woodward Azalee Durham Neva Flowers and Grace Haley. Refreshments followed for a list of attendees.
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San Jacinto Baptist Church
Lem Hodges
Maryland Street
Ora West
Macbeth Spillers
Jewelle Southard
Helen Kennett
Billie Quinn
Joyce Davis
Grace Haley
Jeanette Fullerton
Karl Coffee
Polly Woodward
Azalee Durham
Neva Flowers
We m Women It is Easier to Be a Good Host Than Guest
A hostess shines when guests help set the mood by talking or prompting conversation. A great guest avoids quarrels, drinks within limits, tolerates foods, praises good offerings, and leaves promptly to end the evening gracefully.
Catholic Daughters meet at Cathedral Hall tonight
The Catholic Daughters of America will gather at Cathedral Hall tonight at 7:45 o clock.
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The
Catholic Daughters of America
Cathedral Hall
Social Calendar Tonight and Saturday Events
The Social Calendar lists events including Johnson School P T A open house at 8, Congenial Couples Class banquet postponed, Catholic Daughters Cathedral Hall at 7 45, Amarillo Country Club bridge party at 8 hosted by Mrs J Orr and Mrs Joan McKnight, Delta Kappa Gamma dinner at 6, Potter County Home Demonstration Club Chorus at Pauline Lakey’s office 2, San Jacinto Methodist Junior soce weiner roast at Ellwood Park 2 30, and Delta Epsilon business department party at Amarillo College 8.
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Amarillo Country Club
J. 8. Orr
Joan McKnight
Potter County
Pauline Lakey
A. and M Parents Elect New Officers
The Amarillo A. and M. Parents' Club held its first meeting of the year in the Federation Club Rooms. Retiring president Mrs. A. M. Rose presided as officers were elected including Felix Mandel as president and R. E. F. McGee as treasurer. Mrs. Howard Lynch reviewed The Yearling by Marjorie Rawlings before a social hour and ice course for 28 members and friends.
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Amarillo A. & M. Parents’ Club
Federation Club
A. M. Rose
Felix Mandel
Fred Madison
R. M. Rose
R. B Brands
Jess Latham
8. A. Callahan
C. A. Robertson
R. EF. McGee
O. A. Blankenship
Carl Hill
D. W. Britain
Howard Lynch
Marjorie Rawlings
Circle 10 Rummage Sale at Polk Street Church
Circle No 10 of the Woman's Missionary Society of Polk Street Methodist Church will hold a rummage sale Saturday at 511 Fast Fourth Avenue.
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Woman's Missionary Society
Polk Street Methodist Church
Fourth Avenue
Artie Landon Circle Opens W M A Year at Smyth Home
The Artie Landon Circle of the First Baptist Church met at Mrs Guy Smyth home for the first W M A meeting of the year. Mrs N J Ballard chaired. Mrs Lloyd Roberson gave the devotional and Mrs Eugene Wilson spoke on stewardship. A letter from Artie Landon was read. Reports covered mission study personal service enlistment and periodical. Refreshments were served by Mrs Smyth and Mrs Roberson. Guy Smyth Jr played two accordion numbers. Attending were Mrs N J Ballard Mrs C A Chesshir Perry C Burks B F E Finch C W Robinson H L Long Eugene Wilson Lloyd Roberson Juanita Brown Karl Freeman Sarah Herring a visitor and the hostess. The group will meet November 9 at Mrs N J Ballard’s new home 1502 West Nineteenth Avenue.
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Artie Landon
First Baptist Church
Guy Smyth
N. J. Ballard
Lloyd Roberson
Eugene Wilson
Smyth
Roberson
Guy Smyth, Jr
Mesdames N. J. Ballard
C. A. Chesshir
Perry C. Burks
B. F E. Finch
C. W. Robinson
H. L. Long
Juanita Brown
Karl Freeman
Sarah Herring
West
Nineteenth Avenue
Germany Sees Youth Slippage in Chemistry Field
German chemical industry voices concern that the rising generation does not embrace chemistry, risking Germanys continued leadership in this science sector.
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Chemical Industry of
Germany
Evening Book Group of A A U W Hosts Guest Night
The Evening Book Group of A A U W will observe guest night on Monday at 7 45 in the Federation Club Rooms. Hostesses are Miss Marjorie Miller Lucille Finley Ruth Driskill and Mrs Georgia Short. Each member may bring a guest. Dr Margaret Wiley of West Texas State College will review Harriet Monroe Autobiography.
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Federation Club
Marjorie Miller
Lucille Finley
Ruth Driskill
Georgia Short
Margaret Wiley
West Texas State College
Harriet Monroe
Mrs Chandler Hosts PEO Chapter Meeting in Home
Mrs J H Chandler hosted AI Chapter of the P E O Sisterhood at 1422 Van Buren Street Tuesday evening. President Mrs J S Fischer led the business meeting with officers including Lois Smith and Lester J Vick. Review of Our Town by Thornton Wilder was given by Mrs Snyder, with guest Floyd Cooper sharing insights from New York.
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P. E. O. Sisterhood
J. H. Chandler
van Buren Street
J. S. Fischer
Lois Smith
Lester J. Vick
M. D. Snyder
Carl Hinton
L. FE. Mason
J. D Sugg
Snyder
Our Town
Thornton Wilder
Floyd Cooper
New York
P. L. Reppert
Munseen
Mesdames
Floyd A. Cooper
R. D. Erhard
A. E. Gosnell
L. E. Mason
J. T. Scott
H. L. Thompson
L. J. Vick
W. H. Wallace
Miss MacBeth Lawson
Miss Smith
Mrs Gill Receives Birthday Gift at Club Meeting
Mrs R L Gill was presented with a birthday gift at the Snip N Chatter Club meeting held yesterday afternoon at Mrs O A Galway's home. Autumn flowers decorated the rooms and refreshments were served to Mesdames R L Gill E C Nelson Otis Higdon and the hostess. The club will meet next Thursday afternoon with Mrs Gill at 700 North Fast Eighth Avenue.
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R. L. Gill
Pinkham's Compound Promises Lift For Blues
Advertisement promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a tonic to fight sadness and low spirits. It claims millions of women rely on the product to build energy and resilience, encouraging readers to smile through life.
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Lydia FE
Pinkham's
Pinkham
Mrs. R. L. Harmon Elected President of Friendship Class
The Friendship Class of Tenth Avenue Methodist Church met at 1306 East Thirteenth Avenue to elect officers led by Mrs. R. L. Harmon as president. Other officers include Mrs. C. H. Nunley vice president and Mrs. Haston Russell secretary, with social Pollyanna gifts exchanged.
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Tenth Avenue Methodist Church
Tom Spencer
East Thirteenth Avenue
R. L. Harmon
C. H. Nunley
Armstrong
Hubert Thomson
J. ©. Rickman
Haston Russell
Mesdames
H. L. Maudlin
Ocie Davis
L. F. Roush
Emma Spencer
Mary Nunley
Junior Girls Weiner Roast Planned by Church Group
Girls of the San Jacinto Methodist Church junior department will host a weiner roast Saturday at 2 30 PM on Ellno Pal's north side. Each girl should bring hot dogs and some cookies for the event.
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San Jacinto Methodist Church
Ellwood Park
Ellno Pal
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Frank Duncan
Perry Burks
H. F. Norwood
A. O. Thomas
Mesdames Robin Allen
J. &. Caldwell
M. O. Carder
C. E. Crownover
R. E. Emmett
J. O. Fowlkes
Tom Herring
George Hammock
Polk
AD Rman Onor
Demas Ie
Leo
Johnson School
First Christian Church
Delta Kappa Gamma
Amarillo
Delta Epsilon
Amarillo College
Fashionette
Nenexh Sheer Accessories Shops
A.A.U.W
Mrs. Chandler
P.E.O
Mrs. Gill
Weiner
Lionel Gordon
Fisk
Blackburn Bros
West Texas
Nefon
Folger
Cripmakers
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