Woman Activities Society Notes for Tuesday
Society pages list various women's groups meeting in Amarillo including Professional Women at 6:15 PM for dinner and discussion at a hotel, Ride A Wee Club at 2:30 PM with Mrs. H C Gurtz, Circles of San Jacinto Baptist at 2 PM, Alpha Chapter Delphian at 2:30 PM on Egypt's Empire, Triple T Needle Club at 3 PM, La Costura Needle Club at 8 PM, Just Sew Club and Junior Woman's Club at 3 PM, Canyon Girls Club at 8 PM, and more, with members' addresses provided.
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H. C. Gurtz
Weeth Street
San Jacinto Baptist Church
J. L. Norman
Belleview
H. A. Kohlus
G Avenue
R. O. Collins
Alabama Avenue
Mra. Champion
Belleview Avenue
The
Delphian Society
Women's Club
Egypt
Empire
Tom Williams
Triple T
W. J. Dinan
Tyler Street
la Costura
Frank Satterfield
Fillmore Street
E. O
B. O. Taylor
van Buren Street
W. R. Gowdy
Buchanna Street
Bonita
Masonic Topbie
Khiva Shrine Patrol Hallowe'en Ball Set Saturday
Khiva Shrine Patrol, Knights Templar and DeMolays with wives and friends plan a Hallowe'en ball in the Shrine room at the Masonic Temple on Hallowe'en eve. Attire optional for uniforms. other Shriners with 1920 cards admitted. DeMolays expect masquerade. G. C. McDaniel and Charlie Austin urge Knights Templar attendance.
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Khive
Knights Templar
de Moleys
Hallowe'en
Masonic Temple
G. C. McDaniel
Charlie Austin
National P. E. O. Organizer to Speak at Amarillo Meeting
Mrs. Zora Knight national P. E. O. organizer will address the Amarillo chapter at 3 PM Tuesday at 1901 Van Buren street. Joint hostess is Mrs. C. D. Jackson. Knight discusses P. E. O. work and principles, noting sixteen states without state organization and Texas chapters numbering ten with a state group forming.
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Amarillo
Texas
Mrs Perry Hosts Needle Club at Melrose Apartments
Mrs William C Perry hosted the Needle club Thursday afternoon at her Melrose Apartments home. Fall blossoms brightened the rooms as guests chatted and needlework formed the main entertainment. Refreshments were served by the hostess with Miss Lola Bredfort assisting. special guests included Mesdames Owen Trughes George O Rourke Carl Wall Earl Brennan of Dallas and others from El Paso San Antonio.
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William C. Perry
Needle Club
Melrose Apartments
Lola Bredfort
Mesdames Owen Trlughes
George O'Rourke
Carl Wall
Earl Brennan
Dallas
Mesdames
F. M. Pratt
J. O
Frederick Delzell to Broadcast Friday from WDAG
Frederick Delzell will present a piano and organ recital on Friday at 8 o clock over WDAG from Amarillo College of Music. The Amarillo College of Music Orchestra will meet for rehearsal at 8 o clock tonight, earlier than usual, and welcomes new members. Mr. and Mrs. L G Spillman visited Amarillo last weekend. Mrs. Spillman is Mildred Myers. Mr. and Mrs. John D Anderson have returned from a Dallas honeymoon and reside at 1713 Monroe Street. Mrs. Anderson was Betty Garner.
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Amarillo
Frederick Delzell
WDAG
Amarillo College of Music
Amarillo College of Music Orchestra
John D. Anderson
Dallas
Monroe Street
Anderson
Betty Garner
Jovial 13 Bridge Club Hosts Luncheon
The Jovial 13 Bridge club met Friday at Mrs. Ben Henson residence 1001 Sunset road Country club addition. Roses and garden flowers decor complemented the entertaining rooms. Mrs. W. Van Landingham won high score prize with Mrs. W. L. Blake as consolation. A luncheon followed.
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13 Bridge Club
Ben Henson
Sunset Road
Country Club
W. van Landingham
W. L. Blake
Misses Higinbotham Entertain With Hallowe'en Parties
Miss Gertrude and Miss Evelyn Higinbotham hosted masquerade Hallowe en dances at their home on Ven Busjen street for about thirty five friends. The event featured vivid decorations and autumn flowers in large entertaining rooms with festive fare and music.
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Gertrude
Evelyn Higinbotham
Ven
Buren Street
Gertrude Higinbeotham
Hestons
Halloween Luncheon With Orange Rose Candles and Decor
A Hallowe'en luncheon featured orange rose bud candles in nut baskets and orange black decor. Guests arrived to votive lights, corsage gifts from the hostess's father, a four course meal, and dancing with kodaking in the afternoon. Guests included Louise Trigg Evelyn Freeman Gertrude Higinbotham Ruth Stone Katherine Kirk Crucilla Exum Donny Jo Bush Betty Bivins Dorothy Nugent Mary Lois Ray Jane Harty Elizabeth Hughes and Rue Paula Parcells.
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Louise Trigg
Evelyn Freeman
Gertrude Higinbotham
Ruth Stone
Katherine Kirk
Crucilla Exum
Donny Jo Bush
Betty Bivins
Dorothy Nugent
Mary Lois Ray
Jane Harty
Elizabeth Hughes
Viola Ballard
R. P. Parcells
Rue Paula Parcells
C A R Celebrate Hallowe en at Houghton Home
The John Alden chapter of the Children of the American Revolution hosts a Halloween party at 1700 Polk Street at 7 o’clock Saturday evening. Mrs. I E C Houghton Jr. welcomes members and guests to the event.
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John Alden
the Children of the American Revolution
Hallowe'en
IE. C. Houghton Jr
Polk Street
Country Club to Host Rube Dance Saturday
Members of the Amarillo Country club anticipate a social evening with a Rube dance on Saturday. Dancing will start at o'clock and continue until 12, with special music arranged for the occasion. All members are urged to attend.
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Amarillo Country Club
Lecture on Christian Science Tonight
A local event announces a talk on Christian Science to be held tonight at the church. Speaker is identified as a member of a religious society with emphasis on healing and faith. The notice lists venue details and invites attendees to participate in the discussion.
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Will
Fisk at Bankers Cotton Meeting
An obscure fragment notes Fisk at a Bankers Cotton Meeting with unclear details. The cryptic lines reference a date around 84 and include scattered symbols and incomplete words, offering no concrete facts or outcomes.
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Fisk
Bankers Cotton Meeting
Economy Home Idea Spreading Across Texas
The Globe News Economy Home campaign showcases quality materials and skilled workmanship to promote home ownership and better building standards in Amarillo. Leaders urge community support to publicize metropolitan style and lasting value, noting lessons in furnishing and durable construction. Rubber heels for horseshoes are a recent innovation to reduce noise.
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Texas
Globe News
Amarillo
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