Handel Lesson Topic Shown For Junior Philharmonics
Mrs. W B Stevenson hosts Junior Philharmonic Group No 2 at 2422 Hughes Street. Miss Dolores Baum leads Handel lesson with a life synopsis. Velma Adams plays Handel. Doris Williams sings He Shall Feed My Sheep from The Messiah. Event highlights include Fine Arts program at Plainview.
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W. B. Stevenson
Hughes Street
Dolly Gulerie
Texas
Dolores Baum
Velma Adamis
Doris Williams
Dorothy Coan
Largo
Ann Lee Read
R. C. Martini
Philharmonic Club
Gulerie
Wendene Wilson
District Music Federation
Plainview
Kathryn Roach
Velma Adams
Frances Asbury
la Dine Barrons
Isabell Boxwell
Inah Corbin
Margaret Defenbaugh
Gloria Devore
Kathryn Eckert
Margaret Ester Hill
Cleta Grace Holland
Betty Fay Kearns
Elizabeth
Thelma Means
Virginia Middleton
Margaret Pennock
Peggy Seibel
Mary Ann Stanberry
Margaret Jane Stinson
Mary Ann Weymouth
Roberne
Lenora Womack
Jean Wright
Patty Will
Marie Jenkins
Isabel Boxwell
Christian Thaulow
Haydn
Cream Cheese Loaf Makes Informal Supper Main
A loaf covered with white cream cheese serves as a simple main course for an informal supper. Relishes a beverage and dessert complete the meal.
Chatter Box Bridge Club Meets at Mrs Derden’s Home
The Chatter Box Bridge Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Dave Derden at 312 West Tenth Avenue on Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
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Chatter Box Club
Chatter Box Bridge Club
Dave Derden
West
Tenth Avenue
Pierian Junior Club
Wales Madden
West Tenth Avenue
W. N. Durham
Hughes Street
Elmo Platt
R. L. Rogers
F. ©. Higgins
Mrs Myrta Crume Leads Philharmonic Club Lesson
Mrs Myrta Crume directed a Philharmonic Club afternoon program featuring women composers at the First Christian Church parlors. Club president Mrs Martini led the business meeting and reports on the Seventh District convention in Plainview were given.
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Philharmonic Club
First Christian Church
Harry Hatcher
Ted Lokey
C. M. Henderson
Myrta Crume
B. B. Holland
R.C. Martini
Howard Lynch
F. M. McLaughlin
Ed Mayer
Louis Brown
Harvey Crudgington
Martini
L. L. Travis
Paul Edquist
W. 8. Norman
Preston Moody
Miss Maymie Oliver
Bird Club Meets as Mims Presents Lesson in Amarillo
Mrs E E Mims led an Amarillo Registered Canary Bird Club lesson at Mrs E R Glass home 1320 Fillmore Street. Mrs G L Kirven presided. Secretary Mrs J H Blake welcomed back from a six week trip. Plans set for a covered dish luncheon and quilting on the first Tuesday in November at Mrs Kirven's home. Refreshments served to Mrs G T Honey guest and 15 members.
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T. E. Mims
Amarillo
Canary Bird Club
E. R. Glass
Fillmore Street
G. L. Kirven
J. H. Blake
masquerade ball at Painters Hall hosted by Red Carnation Lodge
The Red Carnation Lodge plans a masquerade ball at Painters Hall on Thursday night starting at 9. Special entertainment and prizes are promised. The public is invited. The note mentions serving chilled cocktails with light accompaniments and suggests the event could be held in a living room or as a first course at table.
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Red Carnation Lodge
Painters Hall
Anne Adams pattern for fall shirtwaist and skirt suit
Move from summer styles to fall fashion with a shirtwaist blouse, inverted back pleat, and paneled skirt in satin or velveteen. Pattern 1877 fits sizes 14 through 40, requires 4 yards of 39 inch fabric for size 16, with illustrated sewing instructions. Send 15 cents for pattern, 25 cents for book or 25 with pattern to Amarillo Globe Pattern Dept New York City.
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Anne Adams
Amarillo Globe Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
Pastor's Pardners Entertained at Ivey Home
The Pastor's Pardners Class of the San Jacinto Baptist B Y P U met at the home of Mr and Mrs Guy Ivey 308 Mississippi Street Monday evening A short business session followed by games a 15 minute musical program by the Alamo Trio and a reading by Betty Joe Bomer A desk set was presented to Rev Ross A Smith as a birthday gift Refreshments were served to Rev and Mrs Smith and several husbands and wives including Guy Ivey Hunter Nelson T F Mace J W Cotton Harve Woodward M B Wasson H W Elliott Carl Boone Jim Domer M S Boop Jack Holland and W S Savage.
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San Jacinto Baptist B. Y. P. U
Guy Ivey
Mississippi Street
Alamo Trio
Betty Joe Bomer
Ross A Smith
Smith
Messers
Hunter Nelson
T. F. Mace
J. W. Cotton
Harve Woodward
Wasson
H. W. Elliott
Carl Boone
Jim Domer
M. S. Boop
Jack Holland
Mr. W
Savage
Altar Guild Hosts Quilt Show at St Andrew's Church
The Altar Guild of St Andrew's Episcopal Church sponsors a tea and quilt show Friday from 4 to 6 pm at Mrs Avery Turner's home 1706 Polk Steel. Featured are a 400 year old quilt from England, a 150 year old quilt, modern quilts afghans lace spreads shawls hooked rugs all handmade and several silk quilts. A small admission is charged and the public is invited.
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St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Avery Turner
Polk Steel
England
Post Office Clerks And Wives Entertained At Supper
Post office workers and spouses gathered at 1816 Fillmore Street for a covered dish supper hosted by Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Bruce. The Ladies' Auxiliary quilt prize went to Mrs. Charles Adkisson. Bridge and 42 games provided entertainment. attendees included W. D. DeGrassi A. F. Kelly Paul Gore C. W. Keith R. E. McGee 8. R. Hayden Arthur McKay Earl McCurdy H. M. Timmons Miss Alice Timmons G. H. Edelman W. H. Thrasher and W. Martin.
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E. R. Bruce
Fillmore Street
Charles Adkisson
Messrs
W. D. DeGrassi
A. F. Kelly
Paul Gore
C. W. Keith
R. E. McGee
R. E. McGee, 8. R. Hayden, Arthur McKay
Earl McCurdy
H. M. Timmons
Alice Timmons
Mesdames
G. H. Edelman
W. H. Thrasher
W. Martin
Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club Names Officers
New officers for the Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club are announced including Mrs. W N Martin as president and Mrs. Jess Walter as vice president. Mrs. G L Coffee is secretary-treasurer with Mrs. J L Charleton as parliamentarian and Mrs. H J Pankratz as reporter. The group elected these officers at Mrs. George Moore’s Sunset Drive home and will stage a chicken canning demonstration next Wednesday at Mrs. Martin’s residence.
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Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club
W. N. Martin
Jess Walter
G. L. Coffee
J. L Charleton
H. J. Pankratz
George Moore
Sunset Drive
Martin
Nell Rhoads to be Honored at Ben Mead Studio Open House
Miss Nell Rhoads one of five Agfa Movie Contest winners will be honored at an open house this evening at the Ben Carlton Mead art studio in the Paramount Building. She studied with Mr Mead and posed for classes at the studio.
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Nell Rhoads
Ben Carlton Mead
Paramount
Rhoads
Mr. Mead
Paramount Building
Simple velvet and satin street dresses shine this year
Luxury fabrics like velvet satin and lame appear in plain street dresses and tailored shirtwaists. Satin often pairs with wool lame with velveteen and velvet with tailored silks. Mrs Durham will host the Child Welfare Club meeting.
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Mrs. Durham
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings
Crippled Children Council Benefit Show and multiple group gatherings fill the page. Events include O R Girls at Mason ic Temple 7 30 PM and a covered dish supper by O W Club at 6 30. Open house for Miss Nell Rhoads at Ben Carlton Mead studio.
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Crippled Children Council
Municipal Auditorium
Crippled Children's Council
King's Mourners Face Bitter Cold in Belgrade
Belgrade crowds attend King Alexander funeral amid freezing weather and heavy snow from Slovenia. Nights without shelter, mourners sleep in stations and streets as blizzards loom. Local notices list club meetings and events with times and venues.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Alexander
Slovenia
Texas Youths Learn Difference In Mail Fire Box
Two Delta County farm boys en route to a CCC camp mailed a postcard from a fire alarm box in Dallas. Alarm sirens and police surrounded the scene before Police Inspector Roy Richberg advised them to use a real mail box.
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Texas
Dallas
Delta County
CCC
Central Fire Department
Roy Richberg
Death appeal denied for Irvin Thompson
Austin officials report the Court of Criminal Appeals dismissed the appeal of Irvin Blackie Thompson an escaped convict sentenced to death for the First State Bank of Marlin robbery. Thompson remains on death row as the case concludes at the state appellate level.
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Austin
Irvin “Blackie” Thompson
First State Bank of Marlin
Court of Criminal Appeals
School Head Faces Charge In Levelland Theft Case
Principal J. F. Brown of Levelland schools and his son in law Carroll Elwin Cannon were charged with theft of government personal property. Brown posted 2500 dollar bond, Cannon 1000 dollars. Alleged sale of eight government cattle from drought relief and substitution of lower quality animals led to U S Commissioner Victor H. Lindsey filing the charges.
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Lubbock
J. F. Brown
Levelland Schools
Carroll Elwin Cannon
Brown
Levelland
Cannon
United States
Victor H. Lindsey
Clyde Fastus
Lindsey
Levelland School Board
Lubbock Morning Avalanche
FB. L. Cannon
Hockley County
That County
Negro given death penalty for slaying near Devers
Dal las White a Black man confessed to killing farmer J. J. Andress at his home near Devers on September 17. A Liberty County jury sentenced him to death after a five minute deliberation the trial featured a guilty plea and no defense testimony. Andress and his wife were attacked during a break in with Mrs Andress severely beaten. A mob gathering outside Liberty Jail prompted officers to disperse the crowd.
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Liberty
Tex
Dallas
J. J. Andress
Devers
White
Andress
Beaumont
Liberty County
Accident kills Alice man Alfred Morse
Alfred Morse 21 of Alice Texas died when an acetylene torch exploded while he worked yesterday. He was to be buried today in Alice.
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Alice
Texas
U.P
Alfred Morse
Magneria Oxoida Gall Bladder Remedy Ad
An old advertisement promises relief for indigestion gas by targeting the gall bladder with Magnesia Oxoida tablets. It claims the product stimulates the digestive tract and purifies the body, promising a return to health and vigor.
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Anya
Jachee
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E. E. Mims
Bird Club
Lodge
Schilling
Schillin
Ivey Home
Altar Guild
Order of Rainbow
Masonic Temple
O. W. Club
P. A. Pressig
van Buren Street
Wesley Friendship
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Ethel Middleton
Kentucky Street
Entre Nous Bridge
Mother Singers Club
Tyler Street School
Athenaeum Club
Fred Roane
River Road
Kappa Delta Chapter of the
Delphian Society
Scott
Polk Street Methodist Church
Mizpah Club
G. B. Hamilton
West Fifteenth Avenue
Central Presbyterian Church
Fellowship Hall
L. T. D. Club
G. M. Stanford
Fairmont Street
Ladies Aid Society of
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church
H. R.frerking
Alabama Street
Maria
First Baptist Church
Ted
Collier
Pierce Street
MacDowell Fine Arts Club
Inga Borgstrom
Fourteenth Avenue
Home Craft Club
J. L. Green
Buchanan Street
Glenwood
George Barry
Unity Study Club
Taylor Street
Stitch and Chatter Club
O. W. Wauson
Pleasant Valley
Help
W. Y. Alexander
Monroe Street
Butterfly Club
Jim Kemp
North Johnson Street
C. B. Hamilton
East Eleventh Avenue
Goldenrod Club
Thompson
I. Miller and
Laird Schober
Epinach
Leiture
Teast
City
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Phillips
Lady Esther
Pepsin
City Drug Stores
Here Tay Stores
A. G. Barnes
Mission
Rex, Rialto
Opportunity Days Headquarters
Polk ST