Constitutional Sesquicentennial Tree Planting Ceremony Notes
The Philharmonic Club held a tree planting ceremony at the Municipal Auditorium after a program in Federation Club Rooms. Mrs. James O. Cade directed readings and music including Reinagie piano solos and Hopkinson songs. The event featured invocation, a proclamation reading, and concluded with the Star Spangled Banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philharmonic Club
Federation Club
Municipal Auditorium
James O. Cade
Reinagie
H. A. Waller
Francis Hopkinson
EB. C. Nelson
James Foster
M. Holt
Agnes Rose Larson
Frances Shudde
Hopkinson
L. F. Sheffy
Ada Clark
A. E. Harris
Burnett
Paul Boxwell
Julia Waller
Helen Strite
Grace Hamilton
R. Thomson
United States
C. M. Rogers
J. W. Sanders
W. 8. Izzard
Potter County Federation of Women’s Clubs
I. D. Cole
Mesdames
Jack Burgess
Sam Fort
Newman Parker
Madelyn Roberson
N. H. Buck
O. D. Newell
Wesley S. Izzard
Erman Tennant
J. W. Shudde
M G. Mathis
Geneva Craig
Wallace Clark
R. W. Newsom
George Vineyard
Leander Campbell
R. W. Adams
Howard Boxwell
E. 8. Burnett
W. L. Burns
James ©. Cade
J. D. Cole
James C. Foster
Ted Lakey
F. C. Nelson
Joe Shields
Otis Trulove
Mary Roberts Warner
Ada V. Clark
Woodmen Circle Closes Membership Drive With Dinner
The Woodmen Circle ended its membership drive with a turkey dinner at the I. C. O. P. Hall. Mrs. Mary Hurley captained the losing team and acted as toast master while Mrs. Bertie Ellis led the winning side. Mrs. Georgia Fasum topped all for new members. Gifts were given to the captains as talks and games accompanied the event, and the drum corps plans a Halloween dance at the Fiks Fall on Friday night October 28.
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Woodmen Circle
I. C. O. P. Hall
Mary Hurley
Bertie Ellis
Georgia Fasum
Fiks
Circle To Meet With Mrs Hall At Parker Street
Circle No 3 of the First Christian Church will meet at the home of Mrs H H Hall 1306 Parker Street on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o clock.
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The
First Christian Church
H. H. Hall
Parker Street
Woman's Council of
E. BE. Boxwell
Hughes Street
H. ©. Randolph
Polk Street
D. Barrier
Minnie Sprinkle to wed Burl Sandlin on October 22
Miss Minnie Mae Sprinkle daughter of Mr and Mrs E Sprinkle will marry Burl Sandlin of Weatherford Oklahoma on October 22 in Weatherford. Wedding date announced at a party hosted by the bride elects mother at 1911 Fillmore Street. Guests included Mesdames J T Jones Bill Laurance R L Cass Karl Lynn Edna Lindsey Jerry Dean Gladys Brink O Steel and several young women.
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Minnie Mae Sprinkle
J. T. Jones
Fillmore Street
Amarillo
Weatherford
Minnie Mae
Burl
Mesdames J. T. Jones
Bill Laurance
R. L. Cass
Karl Lynn
Edna Lindsey
Jerry Dean
Gladys Brink
O. Steel
Anita Logan
Doris Dukeminier
Martha Slegal
Marian Marian
Arrangement of Flowers At Rose Bowl Demonstration
Kermit Steely of Louisiana, a nationally known artist, will arrange a formal dinner table setting at the Rose Bowl Tea Room Thursday and Friday. He will be in Amarillo for the Southwestern Florist Convention after winning top honors at the Portland International Florist Convention. Mrs. Madden, tea room chairwoman, says the event offers luncheon guests a rare display by a leading florist. Wagner Jewelry Company provides china and silver, with flower decorations from the Southwestern Florist Convention.
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Kermit Steely
Louisiana
Rose Bowl
Steely
Portland
Amarillo
Utopian Bridge Club Hosts at Polk Street Home
Mrs. Bob Clinkscale entertained the Utopian Bridge Club yesterday afternoon at her home on 2221 Polk Street. Guest Mrs. R. B. Burchard won high score, with Mrs. Ben Sanford second. Others present included Mesdames Pete Hackley, Byron Peters, Wade Anderson, H. J. Penney, Bill Freeman, and the hostess. The club plans a meeting next week with Mrs. Freeman at 701 West Fifteenth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Clinkscale
Polk Street
R. B. Burchard
Ben Sanford
Mesdames
Pete Hackley
Byron Peters
Wade Anderson
H. J. Penney
Bill Freeman
Freeman
West
Fifteenth Avenue
B A Drill Team to Meet at Carpenters Hall
The 8 B A Drill Team will meet at Carpenters Hall Wednesday night from 7 to 8 o clock.
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Carpenters’ Hall
Carpenters Hall
Marmola Tablets Claim Fat Loss for Hypothyroid Patients
An old advertisement touts Marmola Prescription Tablets as a fat loss aid for people with hypothyroid ism and low metabolic rates. It promotes sensible eating and a daily four-tablet dosage, notes thirty years of sales and over twenty million boxes, and urges consulting a physician for diagnosis while providing the formula inside every package.
Social Calendar Highlights Amarillo Tonight
A compact listing of events in Amarillo including Panhandle Junior Arts Association at 730, Eastern Star initiation at Masonic Hall 8, Amarillo Whistling Chorus at 1405 Fillmore Street 8, and various church and club activities across Polk Street, Washington Street and area chapels with times from 5:30 to 8 o'clock. Includes multiple circle meetings at Central Presbyterian and Polk Street Methodist, and youth and craft groups.
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Panhandle Junior Arts Association
Jessamine Grimes
Polk Street
Amarillo
Order of Eastern Star
Woman's Missionary Society of
Methodist Church
L. AL. Bhart
Jefferson Street
W. L. Parton
Janette Rose
Ong Street
M. L. Flemming
Edwin Snook
Lipscomb Street
W. E. Routh
Howard Lynch
Carolina Street
Carl Miller
Harrison Street
B. P. Williams
Broadmoor Street
W. L. Brummett
Weat
Twelfth Avenue
EB. L. Prichard
Hughes Street
D. O. Kretz
C. J. Estes
Hayden Street
H. J. Farwell
Washington Street
Jay Laverty
Travel Talk At Delta Kappa Gamma Dinner In Amarillo
Members of Delta Kappa Gamma hosted a dinner in the Amarillo Hotel Blue Room with a travel talk by Miss Edna Graham of West Texas State College recounting a summer tour of South America. Attending were dozens of named members and guests, among them Mrs Ruth Delzell, Miss Hattie Anderson, Dr. Hattie Anderson, and Mr C A Murray, with additional guests listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Kappa Gamma
Organization For Women Teachers
Amarillo
Edna Graham
West Texas State College
South America
Una Brooks
Annie McDonald
Blanche Davidson
Helen Worley
Eliabeth Nixson
Ada Clark
Grace Clark
Martie O'Neil
Gladys Armstrong
Sarah Miller
Eva Patching
Maude Fletcher
Nellie Jane Luther
Carmen Ulm
Darthula Walker
Hellen Hickman
Anna May Klapproth
Maggie Avent
Ethel Jackson
Celia Jenkins
Ola Boyies
Stacia Irene Crawford
Neville Wrenn
Mesdames Ruth Delzell
Hugh Craig
T. B. McCarter
Ruth Ward
Laura Saunders
T. V. Reeves
Daisy Person
Gervis Taylor
W. A. McDavid
W. D. Ward
B. A. Melton
Ruby Rawlings
E. L. Hunter
Margaret Wiley
Hattie Anderson
Mary Fleming
Nancy Graham
Isabel Robinson
Oscie Sanders
Gladys Buchanan
Madale
Mrs Louis Williams Honors Husband With Birthday Dinner
Mrs Louis Williams honored her husband with a birthday dinner at the home of Mrs W W Sherrill 500 A Maryland Street The Halloween motif appeared in decorations and games and dancing provided entertainment Attendees included N L Larramore T S Key Harold Hall Ruth Fitzpatrick Mildred Burgess Gene Williams and Cecil Davis
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Williams
W. W. Sherrill
Maryland Street
Messrs. and Mesdames N. L. Larramore
T. S. Key
Harold Hall
Ruth Fitzpatrick
Mildred Burgess
Gene Williams
Cecil Davis
Goldenrod Club Opens Year With Thursday Meet at Hughes Home
The Goldenrod Club will start its year with a Thursday afternoon gathering at 2:30 at 501 Alabama Street, hosted by Mrs. A. D. Hughes. Members of the Goldenrod Drill Team will be honored during the event.
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Goldenrod Club
A. D. Hughes
Alabama Street
Goldenrod Drill
Modest Matrons Club Meets With Mrs. Orville Dawson
The Modest Matrons Club gathered at 1705 Buchanan Street hosted by Mrs. Orville Dawson. Birthday gifts were given to Mrs. George Hayden and members planned to attend a football game together next Saturday. Refreshments served to Mesdames Cooley Reynolds Hayden Rimine Formby Brown Buchanan Dickerson Cooper Burleson and the hostess.
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Orville Dawson
Buchanan Street
George Hayden
C. Cooley
Jack Reynolds
Clyde Rimine
Victor Formby
Luther Brown
Cleo Buchanan
EB. F. Dickerson
Delbert Cooper
Evan Burleson
Dickerson
Pleasant Valley Club Meets at Frampton Home
The Pleasant Valley Help-Your- Neighbor Club held an all day meeting at the home of Mrs. Less Frampton. Mrs. Sally Knight was invited to join the club. Those present were Mesdames Sam Robertson Jess Hunsacker Clyde Terrell Charlie Oates Ema Grace Woodfin George Killian Etta Hilderbrand Less Frampton Lloyd Moreman. The club will meet on Oct 27 with Mrs. Hunsacker.
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Pleasant Valley Club
Frampton
Pleasant Valley
Help-Your- Neighbor Club
Less Frampton
Sally Knight
Mesdames Sam Robertson
Jess Hunsacker
Clyde Terrell
Charlie Oates
Ema Grace Woodfin
George Killian
Etta Hilderbrand
Lloyd Moreman
Hunsacker
Progressive Child Study Club Changes Meeting Place
The Progressive Child Study Club will meet at the home of Mrs. M G Mathis at 120 Wayside on Thursday afternoon at 2 30 o clock. This is a change of meeting place.
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Progressive Child Study Club
M. G. Mathis
Alta Vista Club Meets at Pruitt Home Wednesday
The Alta Vista Home Demonstration Club will meet at the home of Mrs. L. F. E. Pruitt at 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon.
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Alta Vista
L. E. Pruitt
Couturiere Club Meets At Mrs Coffee Home
The Couturiere Club met at the home of Mrs. D. M. Coffee with Mrs. Jack Brooks as a guest. Members present included Mes dames C. J. Blackburn Dave Wood John Barton Carl Sutton L. W. Patton S. S. Coffee Sarah Williams and the hostess sharing the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Couturiere Club
D. M. Coffee
Jack Brooks
Mesdames C. J. Blackburn
Dave Wood
John Barton
Carl Sutton
L. W. Patton
S. S. Coffee
Sarah Williams
Circle of First Baptist Church meets with chairwoman
Ollie Lewellyn Circle of the First Baptist Church met with chair man Mrs. H. L. Watt at 1805-6 Fillmore Street. Mrs. A. G. Baker gave the devotional and Mrs. C. L. Frey spoke on missionary work among Chinese in San Antonio. A personal letter and picture were featured. others present included Mesdames C. J. Roberts Lee Harry Paul Elder Ollie White and Earline White.
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Ollie Lewellyn
First Baptist Church
H. L. Watt
Fillmore Street
A. G. Baker
C. L. Frey
San Antonio
Mesdames C. J. Roberts
Lee Harry
Paul Elder
Ollie White
Earline White
Home Interest Club Meets at Gowdy Home
The Home Interest Club will meet with Mrs. W. R. Gowdy at 1508 Buchanan Street on Thursday afternoon at 2 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Gowdy
Buchanan Street
Maria Class Meeting With Mrs Chesshir This Thursday
Maria Class of the First Baptist Church will meet with Mrs O B Chesshir at 4241 West Tenth Avenue Thursday afternoon at 2 30 o clock. The New Zealand National Dairy Conference protests to the government over high wage costs and long hours forcing factory closures in the cheese industry.
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Tenth Avenue Methodist Church
Fidelis
First Baptist Church
Maria
O. B. Chesshir
West Tenth Avenue
New Zealand National Dairy Conference
Coloradoans Pick Texas as Best State in Union
Charlie Pryor manager of Amarillo Hotel returned from Colorado claiming locals praised Amarillo and Texas. He notes interest in Mother-in-Law's Day and Will Rogers Memorial Celebration, with national attention on Amarillo fairs. Coloradoans allegedly believe Texas is the best state, focusing on Panhandle conditions.
Rezoning Pleas To Be Heard At Amarillo Meeting
Petitions for rezoning two city areas will be heard this evening by the Amarillo city commission at the regular weekly session. Paying petitions relative to several areas will also be heard, along with a number of routine matters on the agenda.
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Amarillo
Tos
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Herring Hotel
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G. &. Babb
Pierce Street
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Monroe Street
L. M. Lefforge
Jackson Street
N. H. Greer
Short Street
We XV Club
Wayne Taylor
Order of Rainbow
Masonic Hall
W. B. Gunn
Arch Road
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C. P. Hutchings
Madison Street
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West Twelfth Avenue
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T. J. Maloney
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