Halloween Festival Held by First Baptist Auxiliary
The Young Women's Auxiliary of the First Baptist Church hosted a Halloween festival Monday at Mr. and Mrs. James Hicks home on Fountain Street. Mrs. W. C. Estes led games with help from Mrs. Geo L. Stanley. Gay Jackson acted as fortune teller. attendees wore costumes and masks including Tennie Sue Williams Lucile Beeman Lorena Baker Madie Beeman Nora Schupert Janet Reece Cleo Hawkins Janet Stuke Marie Tolleson Marjorie Warren Hulene Abercombie and others.
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First Baptist Church
Hallowe’en
James Hicks
Fountain Street
W. C. Estes
Geo. L. Stanley
Tennie Sue Williams
Lucile Beeman
Lorena Baker
Madie Beeman
Nora Schupert
Janet Reece
Cleo Hawkins
Janet Stuke
Marie Tolleson
Marjorie Warren
Hulene Abercombie
Gay Jackson
W. G. Estes
Gee
L. Stanley
Annual Meeting At San Jacinto Church Tonight
The San Jacinto Methodist Church holds its annual conference this Wednesday at 1 45 PM. All members are urged to attend as the enrollment and the new year’s program are reviewed and the post season’s record is discussed. Members may freely suggest ideas for future improvements.
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San Jacinto Methodist Church
Silver Tea for Baylor Belton Girls at Mrs Masterson Home
A silver tea will be held Thursday from 3 to 5 at the home of Mrs. R. B. Masterson Jr. 1619 Tyler Street. Baylor Belton College invites Amarillo Baylor girls and the public to attend. Mrs. J. W. Sanders arranged the program with Mrs. Hermon C. Pipkin as general chairman and Baylor graduates in the receiving line.
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R. B. Masterson, Jr
Tyler Street
Amarillo Baylor
J. W. Sanders
Baylor Belton College
Hermon C. Pipkin
Baylor
Baylor College
DAV To Hear Of Claims Affairs Meeting In County Court
Disabled World War Veterans group plans a claims affairs meeting in the county courthouse Wednesday night. National DAV representative W L Sheddix arrives Tuesday to consult with the local chapter and will tour to Dalhart Plainview Lubbock and other Panhandle towns next week. The session begins at 7 30 P M and is open to the public.
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W. L. Sheddix
DAV
Veterans Bureau
Dalhart
Plainview
Lubbock
Panhandle
Pamypa
Halloween Social Calendar Featured Local Clubs
The social calendar lists events sponsored by Pot ter County Federation of Women's Clubs WDAG Sandie Mothers' Club and many groups. Highlights include a Halloween chili supper at Parish House and a party honoring Misses Carlene and Jo Leta Beck with prizes and seasonal refreshments.
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Potter County Federation of Women's Clubs
WDAG
Mrs Gordon and Mrs Eldridge Attend Texas Business Clubs Meeting
Mrs Faye Gordon first vice president of the Texas Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs and Mrs Jack Eldridge state fellowship chairman attended the executive board meeting in San Antonio on Saturday and Sunday. They planned to spend time in Dallas on the return trip.
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Faye Gordon
Texas Federation of Business’ and Professional Women’s Clubs
Jack Eldridge
State Fellowship
San Antonio
Gordon
Dallas
Le Jeudi Bridge Club gathering announced for Thursday
Le Jeudi Bridge Club will be entertained Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. C. B. Green, 1500 Western Street.
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le Jeudi Bridge Club
C. B. Green
Western Street
Lucky Day Club Hosts Halloween Bridge Party
The Lucky Day Bridge Club held an elaborate Halloween party at Mrs. Wesley Barringer’s home on West Thirteenth Street with pumpkin and black cat motifs. Prizes went to Mrs. L. E. Miller and others. a Halloween luncheon followed. An evening recital at Mary Roberts Warner studio and Amarillo Scottish Society meeting are also announced. Red and White Stores members were entertained by San Jacinto Methodist Church ladies with a red and white color theme and a piano recital by E. Gaston Foote.
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Bridge Club
Wesley Barringer
West Thirteenth Street
L. E. Miller
Roger Shook
Mary Roberts Warner
Fillmore Street
Mrs. Warner
Robert Axtell
Elizabeth Tucker
Marion Stewart
Tom :Xon
Jean Travis
Whistler
RED & White
San Jacinto
Household Hints Washing Sweaters by Tracing Shape
Step by step guide shows drawing the sweater on paper, pinning and tracing outline, washing with minimal lifting, rolling in a towel to dry, then resecuring on the outline to restore fit after laundering. Tips emphasize keeping garment supported to prevent stretching.
O. W. Club Sewing Party Set at Pressig Home
The O. W. Club will meet Thursday at 2 30 PM at Mrs P A Pressig 1801 Van Buren Street Members aged 18 and older should bring sewing items. Catholic Daughters Postpone Party A notice says the Catholic Daughters of America dance and bridge party scheduled for Friday evening is postponed.
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O. W. Club
P. A. Pressig
van Buren Street
Catholic Daughters
Catholic Daughters of America
Fancy butter molds and kitchen tips from 1930
The article notes stylish decorative butter pats shaped as flowers fish or animals and suggests cutting lemon slices paper thin and rinsing pans with cold water to prevent sticking when cooking with milk. It also mentions children enjoying hands on homework and reports that U S public school students received 10.8 extra days of instruction in 1930 compared with 1920.
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United States
Butter at Night Saves Time for Lunches
Daily routine advice urges leaving butter out of the refrigerator overnight to soften. This habit speeds sandwich prep and helps busy households prepare lunches more efficiently.
Stimulating Appetizer Clam Broth Recipe Note
A chilly autumn starter suggests scorching hot clam broth with lemon juice. Canned broth is praised as a quick base, enhanced by a slice of lemon floating on top for bright contrast.
Parish House Fair Delayed After Family Bereavement
The Parish House of the Sacred Heart Church will postpone the fair to a later date due to a bereavement in the family of a member, delaying planned community activity.
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Sacred Heart Church
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Socieety
Mildred True
Autiliary
San Jacinto Church
Baylor Belton
D. A. V.’s To Hear of Claims Affairs
Thareday
Sandie Mothers’ Club
High School
Psychology Group
J. F. Mead
Weat Highteenth Avenue
Athenaeum Club
Edwin Pipkin
Monroe Street
Verlon Twaddell
Margaret Collins
General Assembly
Amarillo College
Patrons’ Club
Woman's Missionary Council of Assembly of God Church
Church
Woman's Club
James L. Smith
Taylor Street
Altar Guild
Pierian Club
R. E. Underwood
Mizpah Club
G. D. Hamilton
West
Sixteenth Avenue
University Guild
Herring
Progressive Child Study Club
Hallowe'en
Howard Boxwell
Carlene
Jo Leta Beck
J. W. Dossey
LaSalle Street
Earline Beck
Virginia McCartt
Jo Leta
Virginia McCartt, Messrs
Bob McCartt
Bille Elvin
Harry Carl Beck
Amarillo
LE Jeudi
Elizabeth Arden
England
Nigel
Miss Arden
Fifth Avenue
New York
Lucky Day Club
Hallowe’en Entertainment
Scottish Society
Maxwell Cowper
Carolina Street
Fife Clayton
Lux
Hollywood
All Stars
Polk
Narizon
Central America
Brend
Folger’s
Folger
Folger Coffee Company
Kansas City
San Francisco
Pac
Roak
Anna
Schultec United
Retail Dept. Stores of America, the
Esia
Pond
Hind
J &J
Phantom Kotex
Woodbury Castile
Woodbury
Jergen
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