Baptist officers and Rainbow Girls meet at church events
The First Baptist Sunday School officers and teachers will assemble in the general room for a meeting led by Dr J Ho Williams. The Rainbow Girls plan a regular meeting in the same week with a note on the nursery care for children at Mrs E A Burns’s charge. A Halloween frolic for the Wesley Friendship Class at San Jacinto Methodist Church is set for Friday at 8 15 pm at Mrs Jess Ritter’s home 2606 Hughes Street with class officers hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Burns
First Baptist Sunday School
General Assembly Room
Young People’s Department
J. Ho Willams
Wesley Friendship
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Jess Ritter
Hughes Street
Paul Womack
America
MacDowell Music Club
Ross Williams
Ong Street
Helen M. Strite
Pen Women Hold Quarterly Meet
The Panhandle Pen Women held their fourth all day session at the Herring Hotel led by Mrs. Ray C. Carr. Plans included monthly informal evenings, readings, and inviting male writers. Pred Clay Cross of Denver and Miss Sophie Meyers directed programs. prizes awarded for short story, feature article, and poetry.
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Panhandle Pen
Herring Hotel
Ray C. Carr
Amarillo
Pred Clay Cross
Denver
Colo
Sophie Meyes
Carlysie Graham Raht
Ben Carlton Mead
Panhandle
Raht
Nellie Cline Willis
Borger
Boulder
Will D. Gilvin
Washington Street
Gilvin
J.W. Cheney
Annie Dyer Nunn
Miss Meyer
Billy Dickson
8. E. Fish
McKinley Boy Patrol Opens P T A Safety Program
The Margaret Will's P T A met in the school auditorium with the McKinley Boy Patrol presenting a safety playlet All in a Day's Service. Patrol members directed by Mrs L O Hasley included Louis Carrington Bobbie Baker Horace Cotten Boyd Woods Clarence Bassett Sheridan Griffith John D Reynolds Clifton Brough ton and Billy Stallworth. Bobby Tyler from the primary department read Silly Lil Kid. E B Fincher sponsor explained methods and value of student safety groups. Mrs Francher Upshaw urged education as accident prevention and noted the small town safety parade and demonstrations. One hundred twenty five were served at coffee and doughnuts hosted by Mrs Kendall Blackwell Adams Durkee Smith Lupher Lackum Westbrook Edelman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Will
McKinley Boy Patrol
L. O. Hasley
Louis Carrington
Bobbie Baker
Horace Cotten
Boyd Woods
Clarence Bassett
Sheridan Griffith
John D. Reynolds
Clifton Broughton
Billy Stallworth
Bobby Tyler
Lil
E. B. Fincher
Boy Patrol
Francher Upshaw
Social Calendar Highlights Local Clubs and Meetings
Thursday events include Sunshine Child Study Club at 611 Virginia Street 2 30 PM. Woman's Hour by Potter County Federation at WDAG 4 30 PM. Sandie Mothers' Club at High School 3 15 PM. Many clubs meet at various addresses 2 30 PM to 3 15 PM. Opening concert Amarillo Philharmonic Symphony at Municipal Auditorium 8 15 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Child Study Club
H. K. Taylor
Virginia Street
Potter County Federation of Women's Clubs
WDAG
Amarillo
Mrs Peterson to Host 20th Century Club at Home
Mrs. Leo J. Peterson will entertain the Twentieth Century Club at her residence 1613 Harrison Street Friday at 2 30. Mrs. A. E. Wolflin will present the book review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo J. Peterson
Twentieth Century Club
Harrison Street
A. E. Wolflin
New Needle Club Elects Officers
The Beryl Needle Club elected officers at its second meeting held Tuesday at 1333 East Thirteenth Avenue. Members present included Mesdames Hand, Elgin, Weaver, Lewis, Mason, and Misses Luttrel and Mildred Weaver. The event followed the club’s organization last Tuesday at 1310 East Thirteenth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beryl Needle Club
H. K. Weaver
East Thirteenth Avenue
J. B. Lewis
Charles E. Hand
G. M. Elgin
Tom Weaver
Herman Mason
G. K. Weaver
E. F. Putman
Ruby Luttrel
Mildred Weaver
Mary Lou ‘Weaver
District Music Convention Invites Public to Two Day Event
The Seventh District Texas Federation of Music Clubs convenes Friday and Saturday with free sessions except for two paid fundraisers. Open programs include a fine arts show at Polk Street Methodist Church and a barbecue at the canyon venue. Delegates from 18 towns are expected, led by Harmony Club president Mrs. Lester Blakemore and hosted by Harmony, Philharmonic, and McDowell clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Federation of Music Clubs
E. B. Graham
Polk Street Methodist Church
Canyons
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
N. D. Bartlett
Oscar Wise
Hereford
Tohoka
Quannah
Plainview
Lubbock
Canyon
Cole
First Baptist Church
I. D. Cole
The
Texas Federation
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Grove
America
Sunshine Child Study Club Luncheon at 1106 West Twentieth
Mrs Art Latham entertained the Sunshine Child Study Club with a 1 o clock luncheon at her home 1106 West Twentieth Avenue. The table featured roses carnations tall lighted tapers and spook favors. Bridge and 42 followed with score awards to Mesdames Wiley Dodd and Ray Dickerson. Guests included Mesdames Jack Pittman Dave Derden M T Wilkes James Warren and members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Latham
Sunshine Child Study Club
West Twentieth Avenue
Wiley Dodd
Ray Dickerson
Jack Pittman
Dave Derden
M. T. Wilkes
James Warren
Hallowe'en Fete Lights Bid-A-Bit Club Afternoon
The Bid-A-Bit Club held a Halloween themed gathering at Mrs. W. W. Sharp home 1710 Hayden Street. Bridge games dominated with awards to Lieurance Baker Lindsay and at each table to Bridgeman O'Brien Sharp Wyatt. Attendees included Lieurance Harnagel Boxwell Varnes Sam Sharp and many club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallowe'en
W. W. Sharp
Hayden Street
C. R. Lieurance
D. V. Baker
Don Lindsay
Mesdames
Sidney Bridgeman
Max O’brien
Leonard Sharp
Donald Wyatt
William Harnagel
Paul Boxwell
Walter Varnes
Sam Sharp
Mesdames D. V. Baker
Franz Dyche
Noble Fowlkes
Leroy Pinkerton
Fred Richards
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