Society Meeting Highlights Book Selection For Preventorium
Tuesday Study Club met at Mrs. H. A. Waller's home with co hostess Mrs. C P Woody. They approved the Preventorium book list, will subscribe to children's magazines, and held a fund raising book review. Mrs. P Woody presided. New members J M Keelin L H Hayter and Harry Hatcher welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Waller
C. P. Woody
P. Woody
W.S. Noland
J. E. Hill
Italy
J. M. Keelin
L. H. Hayter
Harry Hatcher
P. L. Bottoms
W. 8. Noland
H. A. Shaw
Tom Williams
Edith Capers
M. F. Taylor
G. H. Maroney
BE. M. Mirick
S. W. Hudson
N. H. Mohler
Sam Nutting
W. East
Miss Georgia Kirkman
Marmola pills promise quick fat loss for girdle wearers
An ad touts Marmola Prescription Tablets as a simple method to shed weight. It urges replacing starchy foods with salads and vegetables, claiming 5 to 8 pounds weekly losses and noting doctors use the same element in fat treatment.
Booster Class Dinner And Meeting At West Amarillo Church
The Booster Class of West Amarillo Christian Church hosted a dinner and business meeting. C H Bland elected vice president and Mrs Carl G Clifft named reporter. Monthly gatherings approved. Homer Rice led songs. a trio performed. Attendees included many members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Amarillo
Carl G. Clifft
W. E. Sanders
Lee Shropshire
Montgomery
Smith
Child Study Club Plans Friday Meeting at Barnes Home
The Child Study Club will gather at 3911 Fountain, home of Mrs. Forest Barnes, Friday at 3 PM. Mrs. C. A. Bellamy will assist as co host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Barnes
Fountain
C. A. Bellamy
Social Calendar of Amarillo Tonight and Friday
Social events listed for Amarillo include Circle No 7 Central Presbyterian Church dinner and Beare Fellowship Hall at 6 30 p m MacDowell Boys Club at A C Blank home 803 Jefferson Street 7 30 p m Friday Modern Study Club 2 30 p m Junior Child Study Club Husbands Party postponed Pajarita Club 1500 Buchanan Street 230 o'clock Studio Revue at Amarillo Peace of Music college auditorium 8 o'clock Glenwood P T A carnival Dozen and One Club 1310 Van Buren 6 Street 245 o'clock Berean Class West Amarillo Christian Church 42 party for men 8 o'clock Child Study Club Fountain 3911 3 o'clock Mrs Co A Bellamy co hostess Brady P T A Halloween carnival school building 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 7
Central Presbyterian Church
Beare
West Amarillo
Margaret Wills P T A Hears Talk on Book Adoption
Margaret Wills P T A met in the school auditorium with Miss Laura V. Hamner delivering a talk on Book Adoption. Six pep squad girls sang as plans were set for a carnival Friday evening October 29 with supper 6 to 7 and room entertainments, including the Hollywood Revue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Wills
Delta Handai Bridge Club Hosted by Mrs Hibbs
Delta Handai Bridge Club met at the home of Mrs. R. Hibbs on Tuesday afternoon. Prizes went to Mesdames Walter Mayfield R L Seiberling and R D Barron. Halloween refreshments were served to Mesdames G Armstrong R C Barron K Hibbs L Northcutt and the hostess. Mrs Andrews attended as guest. The next meeting is November 2 at Mrs T D Northcutt's home 3704 East Twelfth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta’ Handa’ Bridge Club
R. Hibbs
Walter Mayfield
R. L. Seiberling
R. D. Barron
G. Armstrong
R. C. Barron
K. Hibbs
L. Northcutt
Andrews
T. D. Northcutt
East
Twelfth Avenue
Needle Art Club Hosts Halloween Party Plans
Mrs Willis D Thornton entertained the Needle Art Club at her home Tuesday afternoon. Plans were made for a Halloween party to honor the husbands of club members. Refreshments were served to Mesdames Leslie Stephens Murry Britt R W Thompson Paul Harding Yvonne Gregory E O Bateman E D Hawkins Harry M Warren and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis D. Thornton
Needle Art Club
Leslie Stephens
Murry Britt
R. W. Thompson
Paul Harding
Yvonne Gregory
E. O. Bateman
E. D. Hawkins
Harry M. Warren
Methodist Women Study Islam in Buchanan Street Church
The Woman's Missionary Society of Buchanan Street Methodist met with host Mrs. W. W. Pittman for a Wednesday session. Mrs. Pittman reviewed the first chapter of What Is This Moslem World while discussions on Mohammed Koran beliefs and practices were led by Mrs. W. F. Lofgren and Mrs. B. F. McMahan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist W. M
Woman's Missionary Society of
Buchanan Street
W. W. Pittman
Green Cullum
Tulsa
Gardner
W. F. Lofgren
J. R. Cox
J. Wesley Thomas
C. O. Brush
R. A. Baker
B. F. McMahan
J. E. Bages
Mattie Reneau
Baker
North Williams Street
Cradle in Evanston Aids 3,000 Motherless Babies Since 1923
The Cradle, a nonprofit in Evanston, has placed 3,000 motherless babies since 1923, with a 2,000 name waiting list and about 1,000 annual applications, yet only 250 places are filled each year. A woman cradles a adopted infant, joining a former Cradle child as a sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
Til
The
Cradle
M'Dowell Boys Club to Meet Tonight at Blank Home
The MacDowell Boys Club convenes at 803 Jefferson Street tonight at 7 30 with hosts Clifton Blank Ralph Blank and brothers Joe and Robert Brown. Ned Weills, president, will report on the junior meeting in Childress tied to the Seventh District Texas Federation of Music Clubs annual gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M'Dowell
MacDowell Boys Club
A. C. Blank
Jefferson Street
Clifton Blank
Ralph Blankenship
Joe
Robert Brown
Ned Weills
Childress
Texas Federation of Music Clubs
Delta Kappa Gamma Pi Chapter Guest Night Planned
Delta Kappa Gamma Pi Chapter will observe Guest Night at the meeting Saturday evening at 6 30 at the Rose Bowl Tea Room. A special program has been arranged. Reservations must be made by Thursday with Miss Ola Boyles phone 8402.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Kappa Gamma
Rose Bowl Tea Room
Blue Bonnet Club Meeting Friday At Mrs Ford Home
The Blue Bonnet Needle Club will gather Friday at 2 30 PM at 1616 Pierce Street the home of Mrs J F Ford. Prize winning dairy cows owned by H F Attaway of Hopkins County Texas averaged 666 pounds of milk and 388 pounds of butterfat per month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Bonnet Club
Blue Bonnet Needle
J. F Ford
Pierce Street
H. F. Attaway
Hopkins County
Texas
Household Hints and Vegetable Color Tips
Household hints advise planning weekly chores by day to reduce confusion and missed duties. Vegetable color is preserved by cooking green vegetables uncovered in rapid boiling water and white vegetables in soft water with a pinch of cream of tartar. desserts with oranges should be served with chilled custard flavored with almond lemon and vanilla and topped with coconut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Procter & Gamble
Good Housekeeping Institute
Dressy Kitchen Tips for Curtains and Stove Care
Sheer white curtains with light design brighten kitchens and pair with colored ball fringe. Keep stove clean by not relying on a dirty stove and clean wicks and burners at least weekly.
Avoiding Tarnish in Aluminum Pans
A tip suggests adding a teaspoon of vinegar to the water when boiling eggs in an aluminum pan to prevent the utensil from darkening. A wedding gift idea proposes inexpensive cocktail napkins for the bride. A garnish method recommends lemon slices topped with parsley and ripe olives for soup servings.
PEO Celebrates Fourth Anniversary at Luncheon
Chapter 7 of PEO held its fourth annual birthday luncheon at the home of Mrs. H. E. Smith and Miss Ernestine Smith in Talmage Place Tuesday. Eloise Gipson gave a travelogue on Italy and Mrs. Raymond Harrah of Pampa sang If We Pray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Smith
Ernestine Smith
Talmage Place
O. H. Gosch
G. 8. McLellan
Eloise Gipson
Italy
Raymond Harrah
Pampa
Harris
Anti Tarnish Tissue For Silver Hollowware
Household tip notes a new chemically treated tissue paper to wrap silver hollowware, aiming to reduce tarnish and simplify polishing.
Iodine for Scratches on Dark Furniture
If dark furniture shows an ugly scratch that polish won’t remove, apply iodine to the scratch as a quick fix. The method suggests painting the scratch with iodine to disguise it, though it may stain surrounding wood and should be used with care.
Bernadette Circle Hosts Annual Covered Dish Luncheon
St. Bernadette Circle of the Sacred Heart Cathedral held its annual luncheon Tuesday with 32 members and guests present. Halloween decorations featured autumn flowers. Leader Mrs. H. M. Tutt gave a brief talk during a brief business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Bernadette Circle
Sacred Heart Cathedral
H. M. Tutt
Private duty nurses meet at Atherton home
Twenty two members and one guest gathered yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Dorothy Atherton s home 3210 West Seventh Avenue for a private duty nurses meeting. Co hosts were Vancilla Turner and Priscilla Morrison. A business session was followed by readings from Mrs. Clyde Bradford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Atherton
West Seventh Avenue
Vancilla Turner
Priscilla Morrison
Clyde Bradford
Brady PTA Sponsoring School Halloween Carnival
The Brady Parent Teacher Association will sponsor a Halloween carnival at the school Friday night at 8. Games will be arranged and supper served. Proceeds will fund hot lunches for the students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brady P.T. A
Brady Parent-Teacher Association
Harding Declares World War Over in 1921
President Harding proclaimed the war officially over on July 2, 1921, marking the end of World War I for the United States and announcing the cost of the conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Harding
Talks on Libraries by County and School Librarians
The Central Junior High School P T A heard talks on Libraries for Youth by county librarian Mrs Ruth Delzell and school librarian Mrs Eva Thompson. The meeting featured an performance by the school orchestra and a donation to the Preventorium. Verna Mead’s room won the prize for largest adult representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Delzell
Eva Thompson
Central Junior High School Parent-Teacher Association
J. M. McCasland
Verna Mead
Auxiliary to Meet Friday Night at Townsend Club
The Townsend Club auxiliary will meet at 1223 Taylor Street Friday night at 7 30. February 1 1859 marks the birth of Victor Herbert the American composer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend Club
Tayior Street
Victor Herbert
Amarillo Employees Enjoy Weiner Roast and Bridge Party
Bruwn Motor Freight Lines employees in Amarillo were entertained last night with a weiner roast then a bridge party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Elliott. Attendees included Vaughan Acuff, W. L. Keenan and daughter Darlene, H. E. Elliott and children Marguerite and Wayne, Perry Cleveland and daughters Joanne and Marita Lee, and Hollis Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Bruwn Motor Freight Lines
H. E. Elliott
Messrs
and Mesdames Vaughan Acuff
W. L. Keenan
Darlene
H. EB. Elliott
Marguerite
Wayne
Perry G. Cleveland
Joanne
Marita Lee
Hollis Brown
Dozen and One Club to Be Entertained
Dozen and One Club will be entertained at the home of Mrs. L. W. Patton 1310 Van Buren Street Friday afternoon at 2 45 o'clock.
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Junkin
Polo II
Children’s Phoenix
A. C. Blankhome
Modern Study Club
Max Bevens
Travis Street
Pajarita Club
John B. Gilvin
Amarillo Eace of Music
College
Glenwood P. T. A. Carnival
L. W. Patton
van Buren
Child Study Club
Co. A. Bellamy
Brady P. T. A
Miss Laura V. Hamner
Willis Thornton
Needle
Polk
Les
William B. Walrath
PEO
Bernadette Circle
Zelna
Juliet
Dave
Letha
Reg. A. B
White & Kirk
Raatana Mt
I . Domino ‘Cane Sugar Nfectioners
Ciy
Mary Bronson
Pat
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