Waltz Theme Central At Harmony Club Program
Harmony Club meet at Mrs. F. M. McLaughlin home with Mrs. J. Alton May in charge. Murray Meeker guest artist performed three numbers. members and juniors contributed piano and vocal pieces including The Blue Danube and Musetta’s Waltz Song. A call business meeting is set for 2 PM Wednesday at Mrs. Mayer’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Alton May
Harmony Club
F. M. McLaughlin
R. M. McKitterick
Norman
Murray Meeker
Burleigh
Cui
Edgar Parsons
Lester Blakemore
Poldini
Moskowski
Kathryn Miller
Mussetta
Puccini
Sanderson
May
Dorothy Parker
Atensky
Howard W. Lynch
Evelyn Price
Mesdames L. B. Newby
James Wise
N. D. Bartlett
Mize
Floydé Marsh
Jo Martini
Frances Billingslea
Blue Danube
Jack Burgess
E. S. Burnett
FE. W. Little
Floyd Marsh
C. H. Mason
R. C. Martini
F. R. Mayer
PF. M. McLaughlin
E Mize
J. E. Montgomey
L. B. Newby
Gly Gas claim touts cure for rheumatism and stomach ills
A local advertisement promotes Gly-Cas as a unique detoxifying medicine claimed to relieve rheumatism neuritis stomach liver kidney and blood troubles. Mrs G J Brunson of Amarillo testifies to relief after taking Gly-Cas with improved digestion headaches dizziness and sleep, as the Gly-Gas Man visits Fox Drug Co for public demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. J. Brunson
Kentucky Ave
Amarillo
Tex
Fox Drug Company No
Oliver-Eakle
Tex Tex
Oliver-Fable
Fox Drug Co
Halloween Socials and Club Events Across Amarillo Tonight
Numerous community notices list events from 8:30 p m to 9 p m including an annual Halloween celebration at the American Legion and Forty & Eight venues with a Sam Houston Junior High Band performance. Other listings include chili supper carnivals at Masonic and Eastern Star chapters, open houses, costume parties at local churches, and club meetings with addresses and times across Amarillo tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion, Auxiliary
Forty
Fight
Legion Home
Thrifty Club Elects Officers and Plans Event
Mrs Ray Baland was chosen president of the Thrifty Home Demonstration Club at yesterday's Pleasant Valley meeting at Mrs J E Adelmann's home. New officers include Grady Blair vice president G M Sullinger secretary and Adelmann council delegate. They discussed baking fruit cakes, wrapping Christmas packages, and plans for the upcoming Achievement Day with six tested cake recipes per member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Sitton
W.N. Martin
The
Pleasant Valley Club
Mesdames Ray Baland
Lee Williamson
Dorsey B. Smith
Charles Mixon
G. M. Sullinger
W. T. Sherrill
J. W. McKee
Fred Wendt
E. O. Reid
Grady Blair
Mrs. Williamson
Mrs. R. S. Connellee Re-Elected River Road Club Head
Mrs. R. S. Connellee was re-elected president of the River Road Home Demonstration Club at a meeting hosted by Mrs. R. S. Killough with Mrs. E. J. Webb assisting. Officers chosen include F. F. Hall as vice-president H. Hill as secretary treasurer and K B. L. Smith as reporter. The club accepted a revised constitution and will hold a fruit cake demonstration at 1 30 tomorrow at Mrs. Wilsons home with Mrs. M. B. Mobberley as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
River Road
Carl Wilson
M. B. Mobberly
R. &. Connellee
River Road Home Demonstration Club
R. S. Killough
E. J. Webb
F. F. Hall
H. Hill
KB. L. Smith
Connellee
J. B. Diggs
Rl Wilson
M. B. Mobberley
Mesdames
R. 8
H. H. Hill
F. F P. Hall
R. I Killough
M. B Mobberley
W. C. Stockett
E. L. Smith
Blue Bonnet Club Hosts Halloween Party for Husbands
Blue Bonnet Needle Club members entertained their husbands with a Halloween party at Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Farman’s home 1031 Bowie Street. Dinner at seven featured games and fall flower decorations. Attendees included J. F. Stewart Ed Ely Ezra Morton F G Tye H P Scarborough Wesley Goodman G W Camp John C Farm er and guests W P Pollard Earl W Smith Mary Elizabeth Camp Frank Pollard LeRoy Morton Wallace Goodman. A regular meeting will be held Friday at 2 30 PM at Mrs. Camp’s 2104 Harrison Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Bonnet Needle Club
C. B. Farman
Bowie Street
J. F. Stewart
Ed Ely
Ezra Morton
F. G. Tye
H. P. Scarborough
Wesley Goodman
G. W. Camp
John C. Hudson
C. B. Farmer
Mesdames
W. P. Pollard
Earl W. Smith
Mary Elizabeth Camp
Frank Pollard
LeRoy Morton
Wallace Goodman
Kappa Delta Chi Holds Impressive Amarillo Ceremony
Kappa Delta Chi, Amarillo College sorority, closed its rush season with a solemn ceremony at Miss Jo Martini’s home 1306 Jackson Street. New pledges include Mary Jane Potter Mary Ann Stanberry Jane Pink Louise Makeig Kathryn Turner Kathryn Roach Emily LoRelle Martha Doud Frances Butler Iris Westbay Rosylene Vaughn and Mary Ann Myers.
Amis Club Hosts Afternoon at Mrs Parks Home
The Amis Club enjoyed an afternoon at Mrs. Ray Parks at 1917 B Fillmore St with crayola linen work and plans for a Halloween dance. Guests included Mesdames Joe Lee Latta, Harry Smith, J D Gentry, Gus Renfro, George R Ross, William McBroom, Jimmy Swann, Joe Proctor, Bert Freeman and Miss Lola Pascoe. The next meeting will be at Mrs Renfro’s home 1113 West Seventeenth Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Parks
Fillmore Street
Joe Proctor
Joe Lee Latta
Harry Smith
J.D. Gentry
Gus Renfro
George R. Ross
William McBroom
Jimmy Swann
Bert Freeman
Lola Pascoe
Mrs. Renfro
West
Seventeenth Avenue
Sewing Furnishes Entertainment For Halcyon Club
The Halcyon Club met with Mrs Roy Barnard as hostess at 501 Tennessee Street. They planned a covered dish luncheon at Mrs James Bowen's home 1011 Sunset next Friday. Guests included Mrs Sarah Cochran Texarkana Mrs Rena Watson Clovis Mrs Ural Barnard and Mrs Annie Sweeney. Members present were Mesdames M G Mathis H A Gilmore Paul Winstead James Bowen H G Johnson E M Jones Joe Shields R N Huckabee C W Terrell and H P Cochran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halcyon Club
Roy Barnard
Teninesee
James Bowen
Sarah Cochran
Texarkana
Rena Watson
Clovis
Ural Barnard
Annie Sweeney
Mesdames M. G. Mathis
H. A. Gilmore
Paul Winstead
H G Johnson
E. M. Jones
Joe Shields
R. N. Huckabee
C. W. Terrell
H. P. Cochran
David Horace Hunter Celebrates Birthday at Home
Master David Horace Hunter celebrated his second birthday with a party at the Yeakel Apartments home of his parents Mr and Mrs Craig Hunter. Games were played and refreshments served as several young friends attended. He was born in Louisville Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Horace Hunter
Craig Hunter
Yeakel Apartments
Loulsborg, Pa
Halloween Show and Carnival At Bivins School
The Bivins School PTA sponsors a Halloween style show and Black Cat minstrel at the school Wednesday night at 7 15. Popcorn balls candies pie caramel dipped apples and coffee will be for sale. A small admission will be charged. The public is invited. J F Mead to speak at Club Meeting J F Mead of Amarillo College speaks on International Relations at Child Welfare Club Friday at 2 30 at the home of Mrs J B Landers 2402 Ong Street. Mrs H A Appleby co hostess Mrs C H Mason in charge. Hollywood Revue to Feature Carnival Margaret Wills PTA presents a Hollywood Revue by Sixth Grade pupils impersonating famous movie stars with four performances between 7 and 9 o clock. Other carnival attractions also planned. The public is invited. Why Roll Pastry Light The reason to roll pastry lightly is to keep air from being pressed out. If you have leather to clean mix two parts linseed oil with one part vinegar to soften and clean, then polish with a dry cloth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bushland P. T. A
Bushland Parent-Teacher Association
Bivins School Parent-Teacher Association
J. F. Mead
Amarillo College
Child Welfare Club
J. B. Landers
Ong Street
H. A. Appleby
C. H. Mason
Amarillo Events Mark Quiet Day With Local Notes
Amarillo records a full day of local happenings from weather to social visits and sports. Notables include Evelyn Freeman’s past costume prize, business news on Wiley F. Carl, hospital updates, and community notices, plus social movements at SMU Hardin-Simmons game and Girl Scouts broadcast.
Junior Chamber May Be Organized Here
Bill Kerr of Oklahoma City and Victor Boulding of Austin will speak at a Amarillo meeting to discuss forming a junior chamber. All young men are invited to attend 7 30 p m in the Crystal Ballroom Herring Hotel with delegations from Pampa Childress Borger Vernon and Memphis expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Kerr
Oklahoma City
US. Chamber of Commerce
Victor Boulding
Austin
Texas Junior Chamber of Commerce
Amarillo
Crystal Ballroom
Herring Hotel
Pampa
Childress
Borger
Vernon
Memphis
Sam Houston Junior High Band Dance Tonight in Amarillo
Sponsors urge Amarillo residents to attend a Crystal Ballroom event at the Herring Hotel raising funds for band instrument purchases. Admission is 89 cents per couple with Pigey's Rhythm Girls providing music. Bagwell directs the group, Leach chairs ticket sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Houston
Parents Association
Crystal Ballroom
Herring Hotel
Amarilla
Crystal B
Floyd Leach
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gly-Cas
Bonita
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Amarillo Rebekah Lodge
I. O. O. F. Hall
Unity Study Club
Taylor Street
Maria
First Baptist Church
O. B. Chesshir
West Tenth Avenue
Pierce Street Baptist Church
Woman's Missionary Society of First Baptist Church
Hallowe'en
Circle No. 4
Polk Street Methodist Church
Bridge Club
C. G. Feierabend
Jackson Street
Tenth Avenue Methodist Church
Cliffside
Soncy Home
W. H. King
Travis Street
Woman's Council of
West Amarillo
O. W. Club
P. A. Pressig
van Buren Street
W. M
San Jacinto Baptist Church
E. Draper
West Eleventh Street
Junior Harmony Club
Betty Mason
Monroe Street
Alalanl
Wen
Price Memorial College
Bivins P. T. A
Forest Hill
Parent-Teacher Association
L. E
E. R. Mayer
Madison Street
Thrifty Club
R. S. Connellee
River Road Club
Blue Bonnet Club
Kappa Delta Chi
Les Amis Club
Margaret Wills
Evelyn Freeman
Miss Radio Britain
Ferry Sapp
R. L. McMeans
New Orleans
Ben Golding
Ernest O. Thompson
State Board of Control
Wiley Pollard
Henry Bishop Bishop
J. M. O'Brien
Rochester
Mr. O'Brien
Mayo Clinic
Mrs
E. A. Baggett
Hot Springs, Ark
Coach al Baggett
Mrs. Baggett
Canyon
F. T
Dusty) Miller
Leavenworth, Kansas
U. S
Bill Lampe
Tom Cook
Nineteenth
Polk Street
Mr. Cook
W. L. Mathers
J. J. Crume
Marvy Alice
Wichita Falls
SMU Hardin Simmons
G. Baum
C.W. Boozer
Dorothy Walters
Marion Wilks
Bill Allen
McLean
Bill
Golden Sandstorm
Baggett
Buffaloes
West Texas Teachers College
Lamesa High School
LSU
Ruth Brown
Los Angeles
Karl Meyer
Mrs. Brown
Texas
J. M. Huckaby
Raton
N. M
W. Gwinn
Lockney
Brown
Mrs Meyers
Trinidad
Lucille Pipkin
Claude
Rosalie Coffer
Alta Potts Turk
Girl Scouts of America
Kate Smith
Columbia Broadcasting System
John Peterson
Sandies
University of Texas
Rice
Rice Owlers
Wight Woolsey
Otis Williams
New Mexico
Game Commission of
Woolsey
Williams
N. S. Nesbitt
B. 3, Shrewsbury
Flk Falls
Kansas
W. W. Winfree
California
Shrewsbury
Louise Elliott
Christian College
Columbia, Mo
R. A. Burnett
G. W. Hodges
State Highway Department
Canadian
Carolina Norman
Santa Fe
W. W. Norman
Fort Worth
Ralph Wadley
Charles Hoover
Stillwater
Oklo
Robert Wadley
Eben Warner, Jr
Kappa Alpha
Warner
Wadley
John Matthews
Eastland
Dan Wadley
A&m College
F. H. Rietman
North Pairmont Street
Sweetwater
Rietman
International Harvester Co
American Legion and Auxiliary
Eatmo Spn
Lucerne
O. G. Stokely
Culbertson National Studion
McIlroy
Harrison
Schilling
Great West
Weldons
Guatemalas
Mountains
Jim
Paradise
Folger Coffee Company
Ad Folger's Mountain Coffee
Judy
Jane
Sal
Sun
Folger
WFAA
Folger’s
Central America
Kansas City
San Francisco
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