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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1926

Page

5

Community notices and gatherings at local churches and clubs

Members of the PTA and various church and social groups met for lectures, sewing and needlework, a Halloween party, and a radio recital. Activities included a Sunday school class, a bazaar, a costume sale, and a poetry reading with new member introductions.

Morgan Terry Jr Fifth Birthday Party Adorns Halloween Theme

Morgan Terry Jr celebrated his fifth birthday with a Halloween themed party at his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. J.S. Hood's home in the Blackstone Hotel. The parlor was decorated with Halloween motifs, games and contests entertained guests, and favors of candy were given to attendees. Guests included Jean Dillard Betty Grant Virginia Nobles Janes Manning Katherine Manning Ben P Manning Jr. and the host.

Morgan Terry Jr Katherine Manning Ben P. Manning Jr the Wee Host

Halloween party and dance at St. Andrew's parish house

The Young People’s Service League of St. Andrew’s Episcopal church hosts a Hallowe’en party for Sunday school members from 7 to 9 this evening in the parish house, followed by a dance from 9 to midnight. All Sunday school and Y P S L members are invited.

Young People’s Service League of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church

Hallowe en Party for John Alden Chapter Guests

Members of the John Alden chapter of the Children of the American Revolution host a Hallowe en party at 1700 Polk Street for themselves and guests. They will arrive at 7 o'clock to a ghostly, elaborately decorated evening with a planned Halloween program.

John Alden The Children of the American Revolution Martha Sheton Houghton Polk Street

Woman's Auxiliary Hosts Christmas Bazaar Planning

Mrs. W. B. Doheney and her mother hosted the Woman's Auxiliary of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church at 1708 Jackson. They completed plans for the December 3 and 4 bazaar at Southwestern Public Service. Mrs. Eugene Cecil Seaman reported on Tulsa convocation and Rev. Robert N. MacCallum spoke on future work and commended the parish efforts.

W. B. Doheney Hubert St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church Jackson Street Southwestern Public Service Company Eugene Cecil Seaman Tulsa Robert N. MacCallum

Halloween Socials Crowd Potter County Events

Multiple social and club notices across Potter County announce Halloween dances and parties. The Potter County Home Demonstration Club meets at 2:30 PM Saturday in the library assembly room. Writers' Club holds its second meeting at 8 PM at Mrs. W. K. Chandler’s home. Teachers of the First Baptist Church invited to an 8 PM gathering at Mrs. Conner’s home. Santa Fe employees host a housewarming costume dance in the new office addition. Security Benefit Association plans an 8:30 to 11:30 PM Halloween dance at Odd Fellows Hall. St Andrew’s Episcopal hosts a Halloween party at Bishop Seaman’s home. Sacred Heart Ladies plan a tacky Halloween social at 7:30 PM in the church basement. 1925 Bridge Club to honor husbands with a 7:30 PM Halloween dinner at Mrs. Huff’s home. Khiva Shrine Patrol holds a Halloween ball at the Masonic Temple Shrine room. Elks and Antlers prepare a Halloween ball at the Elks Home with San Angelo decorator and music by Frank Walker’s College Trumpeters.

Security Benefit Association Odd Fellows Hall Hallowe’en Frank Huff Hayden Street Elks Hallowe'en The Antlers Club San Angelo Frank Walker Lubbock Tech

There There Everywhere Mr and Mrs John Mlack Visit New Mexico

Mr and Mrs John Mlack and daughter Vrances of Rants Rove New Mexico are visiting Mr and Mrs J L Adkine.

John Mlack Vrances Rants

SISTER MARY GIVES NEW HALLOWEEN MENU

A church kitchen guide presents a Halloween menu with eerie treats and recipes. The spread includes a carrot celery cabbage cocktail served in orange cups, a broiled chicken, mashed sweet potatoes shaped as pumpkins, baked cauliflower, a bat wing salad, wraparound bread faces, and a Mexican parfait with described ingredients.

Why They Parted and a Harmless Remedy Claim

An advertisement touts Maya’s medicine as a cure for sour stomach and dyspepsia and claims one dose relieves pain. It promises money back and lists J B Miller visiting Amarillo, John R Idoux of Vitrolite Contracting in from Kansas City, M Karger returning from Denver Chicago, and Charles Harter of Happy Texas stopping in Amarillo for business.

Maya Randal Drug Co Adv Wolk Street J. B. Miller Colorado Springs Amarillo John R. Idoux Vitrolite Contracting Company Kansas City M. Karger Beverley Gardens Denver Chicago Charles Harter Happy Texas

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Pee Bee Coher Westen de Ponte Frederick Debell College of Music Eretion Central Presbyterian Hallowe'en Twentieth Century Club Charles Wolflin Hughes Street Jean E Rogers Bee Pagete Cave Mere Reight Clifford Thewpeee Mire Raght Uvle Mre K. Grege Dorothy Merfis Georgia Thomas Esther McCrory D. A. R. Rile Kellya Springfield Co Doris Shoppe Brent Tad Dabo Ganee Morgan Terry, Jr C. A. R. Hallowe’en Woman’s Auxiliary Coenell Petter County Potter County Clobe Writers’ Club Blue Conner C. E. Blue EF. L. Conner First Baptist Church Monroe Street Santa Fe Santa Fe Railroad Wade Collegians Bishop Seaman Tyler Street Sacred Heart Ladies of the Sacred Heart Church Khiva Shrine Patrol Khiva Masonic Temple Knights Templar Sturee Hallowe'en Eats Monogram Prencie Tyler Tenth Ladies Phoenix Hohl
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