Mozart Program Highlighted at Harmony Club Meeting
A Mozart program was presented at the Harmony Club meeting held at Mrs. Winona Frost’s home on Hughes Street. The program featured vocal solos, piano, violin ensemble, and accompanists with Mrs. Norris Ewing as assistant hostess. Guests included Mrs. E. V. Blackwell and others. business followed with a Forest Hill PTA board note and WMU meeting postponement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Club
Winona Frost
Hughes Street
Norris Ewing
B. W. Blackwell
Batti
F. E. Woolruff
R. C. Martini
J. E. Montgomery
My Dearest
Howard Lynch
L. B. Newby
Robert Wilson
C. H. Mason
F. E. Woodruff
E. 8. Burnett
Misses Margaret Harris
Jonnie Rowan
Katharyn Miller
Dainty Girls Dress Pattern 2038 by Ohne ANboms
A feminine chic pattern for a small dress with scalloped collar and yoke. Includes full sleeves, inverted pleats at front, optional tiny frills, and matching bloomers. Sizes 2 4 6 8 10. illustrated instructions and pattern price 15 cents book 15 cents or book plus pattern 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Amarillo Area Calendar for Wednesday Activities
Amarillo area clubs and organizations list Wednesday events including tea at Crystal Ballroom, Masonic meeting, back to school night, Messiah rehearsal, open house, bridge club, rainbow tournament postponed, several circle meetings, dance, missionary programs, and various club gatherings across West Amarillo churches and local venues.
Amarillo Needlework Guild to Display New Garments at Tea
The Amarillo Branch of the Needlework Guild of America will display new clothing and household linens at a Crystal Ballroom tea this afternoon from 3 to 5 30. Directors hostesses include Mrs. Tom Williams and Mrs. C W Seibel. Local artists Helen Hearn Swindell H A Shaw Lucille Subkstad Margaret Haris Hall Axtell Alta Potts Turk Minnie Wells Josey Minnie Lee Aleskin perform. Tea is led by Mrs C G Dempsey and Mrs George Erlandson with service by Mrs W M McCarty and Mrs A E Wolflin. Federated Clubs contestants act as servers. Other committee members and guild officials are listed.
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Amarillo
The
Needlework Guild of America
Herring Hotel
Tom Williams
C. W. Seibel
J. G. McClintock
Helen Hearn Swindell
H. A. Shaw
Lucille Subkstad
Margaret Haris
Hall Axtell
Alta Potts Turk
Minnie Wells Josey
Minnie Lee Aleskin
C. G. Dempsey
George Erlandson
George Ordway
Porter Underwood
B. M. Puckett
Wynona Frost
Henry Kidd
Mildred True
Guild
J. M. O’brien
C. W Seibel
W. P. Strickland
Billy Ell Southworth Celebrates Tenth Birthday Party
Billy Ell Southworth celebrated his tenth birthday with a Ha'loween party at his home on 1923 Pierce Street. Saturday afternoon featured Bingo and games with prizes, followed by snacks and jack o lanterns, with a large group of friends listed among the attendees and Mrs. Roy Roth assisting in serving. An open house at West Amarillo Christian Church parsonage and a MacDowell Music Club gathering at 1504 Hayden Street are noted for the same day or nearby events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Ell Southworth
Pierce Street
Beverly Jean Triplett
Peggy Smyth
Gwyneth Elder
Law Verne Sowell
Mary Elizabeth Camp
Dorothy Nell
Derrell Gant
Joe Dick Madison
Bobbie
Jackie Dale
Burl Bean
Robert
Teddy Sandlin
Rudolph Jones
Southworth
Roy Roth
Ferrell Fox
West Amarillo Christian Church
Fairmont Street
Mrs. Marsh
Floyd Marsh
MacDowell Music Club
Hayden Street
A A A W Groups Hear Talk on Mexico
The Travel and International Relations groups of the A A A W will meet Wednesday evening at Mrs. W E Routh’s home. Principal speaker Mrs. W B Stevenson, who toured Old Mexico with Texas Technological College archaeologists, will discuss Mexico City through history and present day, village life, temples, and artifacts, with costumes, souvenirs and songs. All A A A W members invited.
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American Association of University Women
W. E. Routh
Hayden Street
W. B. Stevenson
Old Mexico
Texas Technological College
Mexico City
Mexico
The
College of Music Faculty Social and Plans
Members of Amarillo College of Music faculty gathered Saturday at Vivian Morris Doherty’s home to discuss music teaching challenges and winter courses. They planned a public faculty recital at the college auditorium next Monday night.
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Amarillo College of Music, Inc
Vivian Morris Doherty
Jefferson Street
Mrs. Doherty
Rosalie Raymond
Nellie Erhard
Marguerite Cleghorn
J. C. D. Club Names New Officers and Plans Activities
Newly elected J. C. D. Club officers are Bud Mandell president John Peterson vice president Tommy Cloptin treasurer and Le roy Byrd secretary Harold Canon retires as president A Saturday scavenger hunt with a cash prize is planned A football challenge to the Dekex Club is set for Sunday with a winner party The club invites other groups to join Alfred Glenn is point of contact Wayne DeGrassi was pledged and Jim Leveritt was inducted at the last meeting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. D. Club
Bud Mandell
John Peterson
Tommy Cloptin
Leroy Byrd
Harold Canon
Dekex Club
Alfred Glenn
Wayne DeGrassi
Jim Leverritt
Demonstration at Soncy Postponed to Monday Morning
The demonstration on killing dressing and canning chickens at the home of Mrs P C Bennett in Soncy Community has been postponed until next Monday. It will begin at 9 o'clock Monday morning and a covered dish luncheon will be served at noon. All interested are invited.
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Soncy
P. C. Bennett
Slav general in attempt to take own life
Vienna reports General Alexander Dimitriyevitch attempted suicide after his dismissal as chief marshal of the Yugoslav court for alleged failure to protect King Alexander. The 30 year Belgrade veteran was sent to Marseille with an assistant to aid French guard measures before the king's death.
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Vienna
Alexander Dimitriyevitch
Alexander
Dimitriyevitch
Belgrade
Marseille
Marie
Romania
Texas Traffic Cops Begin School Study at A. and M.
Police officers from 26 Texas cities began an intensive study of traffic problems crime detection and police administration in a first short course sponsored by Texas A&M College and the League of Texas Municipalities. Fifty-two officers enrolled as the program runs through Thursday.
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College Station
Tex
U.P
Texas
Texas A. & M. College
League of Texas Municipalities
Pretty Boy Floyd Name Origin in Oklahoma Hills
In Oklahoma City a story traces Charles Arthur Floyd to the nickname Pretty Boy from his hill country youth. It recounts his rise in St. Louis and his return to Sallisaw where locals mocked his slick hair with a pocket comb and pomade, branding him Pretty Boy. The piece links the name to his outlaw notoriety and Robin Hood image among hill farmers who sheltered him.
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Oklahoma City
Charles Arthur Floyd
Pretty Boy
Oklahoma Hills
St. Louis
Floyd
Sallisaw
Robin Hood
Linger Longer Bridge Club to Meet Tonight
The Linger Longer Bridge Club will gather at 1304 East Twelfth Avenue the Miller home at 8 PM Tuesday night. The meeting date was previously announced as Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linger Longer Bridge Club
Mrs. W. V. Miller
East Twelfth Avenue
Linger Linger Club
W. V. Miller
Rancher Under Bond In Fatal Shooting
Waco Texas October 23 Fagan Farmer a ranch foreman was free on 2000 bond in a fatal shooting case. He surrendered to Sheriff W B Mobley and was charged with murder after Bailey De Lamesa was shot three times at a local ranch during an altercation.
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Waco
Tex
U.P
Fagan Farmer
Bailey de Lamesa
Whitley
Farmer
W. B. Mobley
Amarillo Scottish Society to Convene First Meeting of Year
The Amarillo Scottish Society will hold its first meeting of the year Friday at 8 PM at Chief John Abel's home 610 West Ninth Avenue. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Strongman Injures Rib Lifting Tonic Ad Demonstration
A professional strong man lifted a heavy dumbbell to showcase a tonic's power and fractured a rib. Advertisers claim the mishap came from using too much tonic and will argue the product was misrepresented in the promotional stunt.
Prohibition Factions Split Over 3.2 Vote In Texas County
In Fort Worth on October 23, prohibition forces campaign for repeal of 3.2 beer ahead of the November 6 local option election called by the county commissioners after ministerial petitions. Three ministers oppose the campaign method while supporting the objective. Dr J Frank Norris Rev M H Applewhite and Tom W Brabham cite premature timing. Oregon anticipates a relief bill totaling 1 039 000 in October.
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Fort Worth
Prohibition
Tarrant County
County Commissioners Court
J. Frank Norris
M. H. Applewhite
Ministerial Alliance
Tom W. Brabham
Texas Woman's College
Dr. Brabham
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G. A. Black
H. C. Brashier
Ricketts
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Lincoln Street
Helen Haynes
Clara O'Neal
Pauline Jones
Ruth Royalty
J. B. Stanley
Nola Blanton
Cora Debbter
H. B
Forest Hill P. T. A
Forest Hill
Parent-Teacher Association
Woman's Missionary Union of the First Baptist Church
C. W. Rogers
Piggly Wiggly
Hershey
Idaho Rurals
Tatorg
Mnsystem
By Ohne Anboms
Amarillo Globe Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
Pesaci
Alendar
Needlework Guild
Bonita
O. E
Masonic Tempe
Amarillo Civic Chorus
Amarillo College of Music
Unity Study Club
Taylor Street
Amarillo Christian Church
Ace of Hearts Club
R. L. Cass
Travis Street
Woman’s Council of
West Amarillo
Woman's Council of First Christian Church
Woman's Auxiliary of
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
Red Carnation Lodge
Roseland
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Woman's Council
Central Presbyterian Church
San Jacinto Baptist Church
H. O. Bradley
Carolina Street
M. A. Franklin
Bellview Street
R. L. Bomar
Mississippi Street
W. M
Polk Street Methodist Church
Sacred Heart Cathedral
E. A. Shields
Polk Street
Carpenters’ Hall
Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Legion Home
Wesley Friendship Class
Fellowship Hall
River Road
M. B. Mobberly
Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club
W. M. Martin
Ruth E. Delzell
First Baptist Church
A.A
A.W
College of Music
Bond
Scottish Society
Paris
Oregon
Saurday
Hygienic Products Co. Canton O10
T. Gordon Wilson
Blackburn
Polk
Schulte United
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