Women Activity Society Notes and Club Gatherings
Pages list upcoming meetings for Central Presbyterian, First Christian, and St. Andrew’s circles with times and host members. Amaryllis Bridge Club and other societies meet at 3 pm to 5 pm at various locations, plus a Woman's Benefit meeting tonight at 8.00. A school box supper funds a new Victory school addition and a Singers concert is announced.
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Polk
Phiecon Atady
Dre
Davie
Collins
Central Presbyterian Church
B.S. Arnold
Harricon Street
Charles Boles
Florida Avenue
Mre
Bropp
Sacred Heart Church
First Christian Church
J. W. Cook
Monroe Street
B. H. Capers
Fillmore Street
B. J. Akin
Lincoln
Twilla Daniels
Hughes Street
Amaryllis Bridge Club
Patt Hees
Oman’s
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Lena Buechner
F. J. MacKie
Harrison Street
Midnight Matinees topic shared at Amarillo WCTU meeting
The Amarillo Woman's Christian Temperance Union met at Epworth Hall with large attendance. Rev Virgil Fisher addressed the group on Midnight Matinees while Mrs Sarah B Thomason spoke on Our Youth and Mrs H B Vaughn sang.
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Woman's Christian Temperance Union of
Amarillo
Epworth Hall
Polk Street Methodist Church
Will Howes
Mrs Stirratt Hosts Citizenship Training Club
The Citizenship Training club met at Mrs J A Stirratt's home on Taylor Street. The event featured Halloween decorations, a program with a talk by Mrs M L Fuller on The E Cowboy, a round table discussion, and contests with oral piano solos by Lucile Delaney. A plate luncheon followed for members and guests including Mrs W M Stenger and Mrs Harriet Hosmer Delaney and her daughter Lucille.
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Citizenship Training Club
J. A. Stirratt
Taylor Street
M. L. Fuller
Lucile Delaney
M. Stenger
Harriet Hosmer Delaney
Lucille
Adelphia Society Meets Monday at First Baptist Church
The Iphia society of the First Baptist church met Monday afternoon in the church parlors with Mrs. Wallace Winfield and Mrs. Elmer Vandivere as hostesses. Hallowe en decorations featured the program and Mrs. Floyd Studer led the devotional. A social hour followed with refreshments for a large attendance of members and visitors.
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Iphia Society of the First Baptist Church
Wallace Winfield
Elmer Vandivere
Hallowe'en
Floyd Studer
Philharmonic First Monthly Luncheon Fri at Hotel Palo Duro
The Philharmonic club holds its first regular monthly luncheon at 1:60 Friday at the Hotel Palo Duro. Patrons, members, and guests are invited. reservations may be made with Mrs. Burgess, 1330, Mrs. Fish, 1367, or Mrs. Hatcher, 2665-3. An interesting program is planned and a large attendance is anticipated.
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Philharmonic Club
Hotel
Palo Duro
Jack Burgess
S. E. Fish
Harry Hatcher
Buchanan P T A Enrolls 184 New Members in Drive
The Buchanan Street school Parent Teacher Association reports 184 new members gained during a membership campaign driven by teachers and mothers. A large bulletin board shows daily results as the school, with 900 pupils, completes a new building and plans a month end program.
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Parent-Teacher Association
Buchanan Street School
Buchanen School
Mrs Crudgington Leads Philharmonic Club Session
The Philharmonic club met Monday in the Municipal auditorium women’s club rooms. Mrs Harvey Crudgington led the lesson on rhythm during the regular afternoon session.
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Philharmonic Club
Municipal Auditorium
Harvey Crudgington
Crudgington
Hanson Post of Legion to Meet Tonight
Hanson Post of the Legion will hold a meeting at the home in the evening. Commander Walter Fevin expects a full turnout with all posts present. Final convention reports will be addressed.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Club
Amarillo
Eastern Star
Hanson
Legion
E'Vieck
Walter Fevin
Hard-Bottom Chairs Arouse Jury's Ire
In Coleman a county grand jury called for easier juror conditions after finding the hard chairs intolerable. They recommended more pillows and better seating and also urged improved jail comforts including beds mattresses and lighting for prisoners.
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Coleman
Dentists Report Gifts From Patients Mention Dr. Landers Cake
News notes that dentists reported receiving gifts from patients. All agree Dr. Landers received a cake. The account comes from a dentist's office and mentions a Noerews gift linked to Landers.
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Dr. Landers
Indians Demand Hard Money After Each Civic Pageant
The Americas Indians hired for West coast civic pageants insist on immediate payment after every performance in silver dollars. They refuse to wait for end of engagement, requiring bags of silver dollars ready for payment immediately after each show.
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West
Writers Invited to P. P. W. Session
The article notes an invitation to all writers for a P. P. W. session. It mentions a guest of honor from The New York Telegraph and references a poetry contest outcome and anticipated attendees.
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P.P. W
Pepe
Sweeney
New York
Amarine
Laree Rember
Meron Biehope Held by Army CMets
Meron Biehope is reported held by an army unit amid unclear circumstances. No further details on location or charges are provided in the fragmentary text.
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Meron
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Petey Betton
Peters
Sonmit School
Vietrole
Pee Bent
Merrie Bane
Misses Smith Ebsttertain
Thelma Smith
Ventura
Bridge
EL. L. Higginbotham
van Buren Street
Elise Hall
Bradley
Marcella Walker
Vonna Watson
Mary McFeeley
W.C.T.U
Mrs. Stirratt
Adelphia Society
Philharmonic
Buchanan P.T. A
Mrs. Crudgington
Segal
Marion Shop
Kid and
Chamoisette
Rayon
SILK
Bage
Weile
Allen
Cnet
Wilhoit
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