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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1927
Page
4
More than twenty five home economics teachers from across the Panhandle are due for a two day conference in Amarillo this Friday and Saturday. Miss Louise Landis from Austin leads the meeting with Miss Margaret Gleason of Denton arriving to assist. Sessions are at Amarillo Senior High School with Panhandle departments represented.
The Senior High School Parent-Teacher Association will close its membership drive with an 8 o'clock open house and reception in the high school. Parents join by their child's section. A program includes a talk by C. F. Poole, Oma Luck Rowley pianist, boys’ quartet, plus a social hour and refreshments.
The marriage of Miss Mary Hoyal and Jim Anderson was solemnized at 9 30 PM. A banquet at 6 PM followed at Central Presbyterian church with a program at 8 PM at First Christian church. Public invited.
Sunday evening ceremony at the First Christian church parsonage officiated by Rev. F W O Malley. Attendants were Miss Ethel Lempt and Paul Fuller, daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert S Hoyal of Jefferson street. The couple with Amarillo ties, the bride from Ardmore and Ada native groom, both lived in Amarillo. he works for Empire Sign company. An informal reception followed at the bride’s parents’ home.
Mrs. G C Ordway and Mrs Murry Elson hosted the Twentieth Century club at 2400 Harrison. Mrs C Marvin McCullough led a lesson on Chains with a round table discussion. Mrs S Makeig received a farewell shower as she moves to Roswell, with Peggy Elson and Mary Ann Ordway presenting a handkerchief gift. Refreshments followed. Next meeting set for November 4 at 1608 Taylor Street hosted by Mrs R L McMeans with Mrs Frank Wolflin presiding.
The Companion class of the First Baptist Church was entertained Friday evening at the home of Mrs. E W Koffey 508 Harrison Street with a Hallowe en party. Decorations used spooky and attractive Halloween themes.
Old advertisement touts Liquid Shumake as relief for over active kidneys and backache. It claims excess kidney action disrupts sleep and weak constitution, and promises removal of the cause for adults and children with instructions on the bottle.
Hallowe en games and contests highlighted the evening with group captains appointed to finish organizing the event. W L Day and B Clouse spoke during the brief business session and Halloween refreshments were served at the close.
Miss Nell Grogan daughter of Mr and Mrs E W Grogan and Herbert French of Chicago were married Sunday at the bride’s sister home Clyde Crumpacker and Mrs Crumpacker in Chicago After a brief honeymoon they will live in a Chicago apartment where Mr French is employed Also Amarillo College of Music Orchestra to rehearse tonight at 7 30 at the college 1104 Polk street with Mrs G C Allee directing full attendance urged
The District Christian Endeavor rally will be held Tuesday evening starting with a 6 o'clock banquet at Central Presbyterian church and continuing with an 8 o'clock program at First Christian.
A church program offers several musical numbers and advertisements. The principal speaker will be Ira Landreth from the National Christian Endeavor headquarters. Everyone is invited.
Circle Two of the First Christian church will meet at 3 o'clock Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. T. Davis 1807 Harrison street replacing the previously announced location at Mrs. Cannon 3500 Harrison street. All members are urged to attend.
The Catholic Daughters of America will hold their regular meeting at 2 30 oclock Wednesday afternoon in the basement of the Sacred Heart church. All members are requested to be present. Mr and Mrs Gooch of 2000 Monroe street are expected home Tuesday after a several weeks visit in New York City.
This evening at eight o'clock Mrs. Darrell Rascoe hosts a dinner at the Harvey House. The event includes a brief business session in which new officers will be elected for the upcoming year. Miss Florence Martin spent the week end with friends in Booker Texas.
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