Potter County Women Host Meetings and Hallowe'en Socials
Society notes show the Council of Potter County Home Demonstration clubs meeting at 2 20 in the assembly room of the Potter county library with officers urged to attend and a pee day dance from 9 to 12. John Alden Chapter C A R hosts a Hallowe en party at 1700 Polk Street with Miss Martha Shelton Houghton as hostess. Glenwood PTA holds a Hallowe en social at 7 at the school with public invited and S B A F allows a costume dance for members and friends at Odd Fellows hall 8 39 to 11 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter County
John Alden
Hallowe'en
Martha Shelton Houghton
E. C. Houghton
Polk Street
Glenwood P T. A. Hallowe'en
Odd Fellows Hall
Local club gathers for an afternoon of needlework and contests
At 214 Bad Piret Street Country diet addition a club meeting was held with Mrs. Edgar Keeler Mrs. Russel Travis Mrs. Kelly and Dorsey Lindsay as special guests. Members enjoyed a calad course and social activities following bovine humor and lighthearted remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Meabley
Bad Piret Street
Edgar Keeler
Russel Travis
Kelly
Dorsey Lindsay
Junior Pierian Club Meets With Mrs Ochener
The Junior Pierian club met Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Erwin C. Ochsner's home 2402 Hughes Street. A drama lesson was given with a resume of the play Beau Brummel by Clyde Fitch and a paper on the use of historical material. Mrs Jason H Robberson read several pieces and a round table discussion closed the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierian Club
Erwin C. Ochsner
Hughes Street
Clyde Fitch
Art Arnold
Henry Gould
Jason H. Robberson
Pierian Club Meeting Highlights Art Lesson
Mrs. F L Higinbotham hosted the Pierian Club at 1607 Van Buren Street on Thursday afternoon. The program covered Neo-Impressionism with talks on Seurat Cignac and Henri Matisse. Members answered roll call with topics from the year book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Higinbotham
van Buren Street
Higinbotham
Seurat
Frank Davis
Cignac
George J. Nunn
1926 Bridge Club Meets Thursday
The 1926 Bridge club met Thursday afternoon at Mrs. P. J. Smith's home at 805 Louisiana Avenue. Rooms were decorated in Halloween colors and a salad course was served. High score prize went to Mrs. S. W. Ball, second to Mrs. R. B. Burnett, with Miss Grace Walker awarded guest prize. Members present included Mesdames Ball, Burnett, Baker, Goode, Martin, Tanner, Izzard, Hayden, Bourne, Hunt. Guests were Miss Sallie Wood and Miss Walker. Next meeting date to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Smith
Louisiana Avenue
Hallowe'en
S. W. Ball
R. B. Burnett
Grace Walker
Mesdames
B. T. Baker
G. G. Goode
C. C. Martin
J. H. Tanner
W. 8
Izzard
L. B. Hayden
B. Bourne
T. W. Hunt
Sallie Wood
St Andrew’s Halloween Party At Bishop Seaman Home
Members of St Andrew’s Episcopal church are invited to a Halloween party this evening at 1510 Tyler street the home of Bishop and Mrs Eugene Cecil Seaman. Admission of one cent per inch around the waist will be charged. Costume welcome.
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St. Andrew's Patich
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Eugene Cecil Seaman
Tyler Street
Athenaeum Club Hostess Handles Edith Wharton Talk
Mrs. U. O. Gilvin welcomed Athenaeum members Thursday at her home 2469 Hughes Street. Mrs. Ed Pipkin led the lesson on The House of Mirth and opened with Wharton’s stylistic analysis. Mrs. Lemons discussed Lily Bart and Mrs. Roane sketched Peniston before a round table discussion and adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UO. K. Gilvin
Athenaeum Club
Hughes Street
Ed Pipkin
Edith Wharton
Esther Merory Chapter moves meeting to Monday
The Esther McCrory Chapter Daughters of the Republic of Texas changes its meeting from Tuesday to 3 o’clock Monday afternoon to accommodate delegates traveling to the state conference in Abilene. First Baptist Church parlors host the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther McCrory
Daughters of the
Astead of Tusday
First Baptist Church
Abilene
Famous French Recipes
A fragmented recipe text describes a dish involving butter and melted components. It mentions timing and temperatures and suggests glazing the dish with apricot jam, indicating a culinary preparation with vague measurements and steps.
Hollywood Style Hint in Velvet Frocks and Autumn Colors
Dainty Renee Adoree sports a fall brown velvet frock trimmed with hand painted autumn leaves. Claire Windsor wears a gray velvet winter costume with an eastern show scene on the bodice and a silver bracelet that tinkles as she moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Renee Adoree
Metro Goldwyn-Mayer
Claire Windsor
Bert Lytel
Miss Windsor
California
Day and Wet Leaders Not on Ballots
In Washington both dry and wet camps face Tuesday’s election without key advocates seeking re election. Georgia Democrat William D Upshaw lost the dry primary to Lester J Steele, while Maryland Republican John Philip Hill failed to win a senate bid against Senator Weller. Both men have three months left in Congress and may renew prohibition clashes in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
House
William D. Upshaw
Georgia
Lester J. Steele
John Philip Hill
Maryland
Senate
R Publican
Senator Weller
Upshaw
Hill
Congress
Orders for Immediate Medical Arts Building Work
Charley Fisk orders work to start at once on the ten story Medical Arts building at Highth and Polk streets after returning from a Texas bankers meeting. He says the building will be rushed to completion and work begins immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medical Arts
Highth and
Polk Streets
Charley Fisk
Texas
Fisk
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Fisk, Smith and Mancell
Arle
Lois Walton
Polk
East Fourth St
Ford Agency
Amarillo
Bone’s Economy Dress Shop
Mrs. Mobley
Junior Pierian Club
Celia Mtebin
Warree Street
Albertson
Frederick Delzell
Amarillo College of Music
WDAG
Amarillo Music Bovers
Delzell
George S. McLellan
Central Presbyterian Church
Getta
Tre
Esther Merory
Moctl
KOTEX
Eteewe
Petra
Mendes
Wecwesery
Scranton
Aloore
Peston
E &Th St
Telek VA
Ceason
Laskan Fur Factory
Volk ST
Vree Storage
Popular Millinery CO
Polk ST
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