Calendar items list varied club events and meetings
Tonight and Wednesday schedule diverse gatherings including Rebekah Lodge covered dish supper in honor of state president at 7:30, Business and Professional Women's illustrated talk by Mrs. Goldston, and many community group meetings across Amarillo and nearby towns with venues like 1311 East Sixth Avenue St Andrews Episcopal Church and First Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
F. Hall
Rebekahs
Rebekah
Federation Club
A. B. Goldston
Reception honors Miss Shiess at Aronson Tea Room
Mrs Felix Mandell hosted a large reception for Miss Dorothy Shiess daughter of Dr A L Shiess Chicago who will wed Buddy Mandell after year’s start. The event featured Miss Shless Mrs R L Shiless and Mrs Mandell in the receiving line with about 100 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Mandell
Aronson Tea Room
Dorothy Shiess
A. L. Shiess
Chicago
Buddy Mandell
Miss Shless
R. L. Shiless
Mandell
Bert Levy
Abe Raben
Proposed Legislation Discussed At Tea for A A U W
Amarillo Branch of A A U W held a tea at the Amarillo Country Club where Miss Rosalind Giles outlined proposed laws for child welfare, including child labor, adoption, and juvenile delinquency. The event featured solos by Mrs. Florence Welter and Marie Luna, and announced a November 15 luncheon with the theme Women in Defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Amarillo Country Club
Rosalind Giles
State Child Welfare Division
Florence Welter
Walter Parr
Marie Luna
Far! G. Hamiett
Fred J. Sykes
Women In
A. A. Glenn
Sorority Rush Party Hosts Hodge Podge Event
Epsilon Sigma Alpha held a hodge podge rush party last night in Federation Club Rooms. Mrs Maurice Finley won best costume prize for a straw hat with a borrowed sign Tempo rarily out of order. Entertainment committee included Miss Sammie Draper Mrs Earl Ely and Miss Maudina May. Rushees included Miss Dorothy Porterfield Miss Rosalie Mc Daniel Miss Cecelia Czerner and Miss Eloise Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Federation Club
Maurice Finley
Sammie Draper
Earl Ely
Maudina May
Dorothy Porterfield
Rosalie McDaniel
Cecelia Czerner
Eloise Hill
Bright Spots and Social Events Highlight Amarillo Scene
Miss Josephine Kuykendall of Amarillo earns a spot among 20 outstanding Texas State College for Women students listed in Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities. The Amarillo Country Club hosts a Halloween dance with prizes for best costumes as Phil Phillips and his orchestra provide music. Gwenfred Fegel from Hockaday Junior College plays Starveling in The Best in This Kind, presented Friday at the Main Building assembly hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Kuykendall
Amarillo
Texas State College For Women
Denton
University of Alabama
Fuykendall
TSC
J. M Kuykendall
Phil Phillips
Gwenfred Fegel
Fred Fegel
Starvelng
Hockaday Junior College
William Shakespeare
Mrs. Gouldy Hosts Friday Needle Club Meeting
The Friday Needle Club gathered at Mrs. W. M. Gouldy’s home on Van Buren Street for a sewing club session. Dahlias and chrysanthemums decorated the entertaining rooms as vice president Mrs. L. W. Patton surprised members with yearbooks she had made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friday Needle Club
W. M. Gouldy
van Buren Street
L. W. Patton
Mother Wilson
T. E. Durham
J. E. Chesnutt
John Barton
E. L. Conner
J. C. Crawford
George Barton
L. D. Heyser
F. F. Ford
W. N Thompson
C. J. Blackburn
Summit P T A Carnival Sponsored At Summit School
The Summit Parent Teacher Association will sponsor a Halloween carnival at the school building on Wednesday night starting at 7. Varied carnival attractions are planned. Hamburgers pie and coffee will be served in the cafeteria. The event was postponed from last Friday due to weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summit Parent-Teacher Association
Newcomers Club Luncheon and Bridge Party Planned
The Newcomers Club will host a luncheon and bridge party Thursday at 1 o clock at the Blackstone Hotel. Hostesses include Mesdames Sam Sloan James Pees Lon Ingram Donald Smith and Karl Landstrum. The Polk Street Methodist Women’s Society will not meet as scheduled. All members are urged to attend the Amarillo Council of Church Women meeting at St Andrew's Episcopal Church Wednesday at 10 30 AM.
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Georgia Y
Cisit
Blackstone Hotel
Methodist W
Polk Street
Methodist Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Amarillo
Tenth Avenue
Harmony Club Meets With Mrs. Seibel
The Harmony Club held a meeting at Mrs. C. W. Seibel’s home with Mrs. Seibel and Mrs. Fairman Dee as hostesses. Mrs. Charles F. Smith and Miss Pat McClarney reported on the Seventh District convention in Hereford. The program featured vocal, piano, cello, chorus, and duet numbers performed by club members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Club
C. W. Seibel
Fairman Dee
Loyd Kight
Louise Paxton
Miss McClarney
Sinding
R. C. Martini
Ase
W. S. Layton
Hal Holt
E. S. Burnett
C. E. Birkmeyer
al F. Morris
J. L. McLaughlin
F. D. Jackson
E.R. Mayer
F. M. McLaughlin
Otis Trulove
Charles Underwood
Kenneth Travis
N. D. Bartlett
J. E. Montgomery
Jack Burgess
Rush Is Named Special Gift Drive Leader
Avery Rush Amarillo business man Lions Club school board civic leader appointed chairman of Special Gifts in the Red Cross drive. He serves as director of the Amarillo Red Cross chapter and notes that large chapters require many gifts to sustain local programs.
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Rush
Avery Rush
Amarillo
Lions Club
The
American Red Cross
Thrifty Club Elects Officers in Community Meeting
Mrs. D. B. Smith was elected president of the Thrifty Home Demonstration Club at a meeting hosted by Mrs. W. T. Sherrill. New officers include R. M. Rose vice president and J. W. McKee secretary, with plans to join the Red Cross and Red Cross sewing. A Thanksgiving party for members and husbands is set for Nov 18 at Mrs. Rose’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Smith
Thrifty Home Demonstration Club
W. T. Sherrill
J. W. McKee
R. M. Rose
McKee
T. E. Bursey
D. H. Scoby
Sherrill
Kay Baird
Mexican couple attends 59th Eastern Star session in Texas
Mr and Mrs Waiter E Chaput of Mexico City travel to the United States with their three children for the Grand Chapter of Texas Eastern Star meeting. Mrs Chaput, Aztec Chapter matron, notes chapters in Tampico and Chihuahua speak Spanish. Aztec and two others serve in English.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Chapter
Texas
Order of the Eastern Star
Waiter E. Chaput
Mexico City
Chaput
Mexico
Tampico
Chihuahua
Earth
Egypt
Eastern Star Organization
Mrs. Chaput
Boston
United States
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Campbell
East Sixth Avenue
Cheer Makers’ Club
Lubbock
Otho Collins
Lily Collins
Friendly Birthday Club
EB. V George
North
McMasters Street
Confucius Bridge Club
Bettie Brady
Mississippi Street
St. Andrews Episcopal Church
First Baptist Young People
Miracle Book Club
Lincoln Street
Terpsichorean Club
Lloyd Root
Amanda McFarland
Central Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor Room
Butch Arts Sewing Club
H. Connell
Taylor Street
Temple B'‘Nai Israel
Alpha Iota Sorority
Everly Prescott
Fillmore Street
Civitan Club
Red Carnation Lodge
I. O. O. F. Hall
Tenth Avenue Methodist W. & C
Church
San Jacinto
Summit P.T. Unit
Jenny Lynn Sewing Club
O. L
Jimm, Dailey, Irving Ellis and
Sam Jacobson
Herc
Leonard Glickman
Irving Ellis
Miss Shiels
Northwestern University
West
Sixteenth Avenue
Texas A. & M College
Mesdames
W. E Routh
Claude Betson
A. A. Glenn Raymond W. O'Hara
A. D. Lidia Earl G. Hamlett
Jordan Grooms
W. Cain
Lewis T. Nordyvke
Jewell Davis
John E. Oakes
H. P. Burleigh
W. G. Kirk
Gordon P. Tompkins
Steve Conger
A. G. Jones
FEF
A. McAdoo
Fred J
Dorothy Gray
White & Kirk
Mesdames L. V. Cradit
J. L. McCormick
Lawrence Griffith
O. Dale Smith
FE. M. Broome
Spt
Jimmie A. Neil, Jr
Camp Bowie
Brownwood
California
Nail
Harriet Holman
J. C. Holman
Prospect Street
Rose Bowl Tea Room
Red Cross
Grady Enochs
Pampa
Katherine
R. A Farris
J. F. Farris
San Jacinto Methodist Parsonage
Clyde Smith
Zena Belle Ridgway
Ray Enochs
Court House
Seersucker Care
Thrifty Club
Althe Globe News
Kkay«Sons Furniture Migrs
West 7Th Ave
Long-Bell’s
Long-Bell Lumber Co
Shasta
Delvoe
Chass Beats Shoe Store
Polk
New Zealand
Nu-Way
W. Sixth
Wong
Furr Food
Panhandle
Furt’s
Farr
Great West
Oxydol
PORK
HAM
Veal
Marsh
Apple
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