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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1928
Page
6
The Parent-Teacher Association of Sanborn school will host a carnival Friday evening at the school with supper at 5 30. Carnival features will be displayed in all rooms and all school parents are urged to attend. The public is invited.
A schedule of meetings and activities across Amarillo churches and clubs. Includes W M S gatherings at San Jacinto and Polk Street churches, Hallowe'en parties by Woodmen groups, P T A chili supper and programs, bridge clubs, circle meetings at First Christian and West Amarillo churches, and auxiliary dinners.
Paris reports satin in pearl gray a time mellowed white shade in evening wear. Jenny showcases a dress with long side godets extending below the hemline, a diagonally lined bodice, and a straight silhouette.
Mrs H E Hertner opened her home at 1600 Hughes Street for a Queen Esther club Halloween feast. Miss Willie S Pearson and Mrs Ida Benesch won prizes in games and an experience contest had members recite rhymes about club fund earnings.
The Queen Esther club meeting scheduled for Thursday afternoon at Mrs. F. E. Cook's home 1910 Pierce street has been postponed to the next regular date two weeks from Thursday.
The notice extols Castoria as a safe, ready relief for infants facing little pains, colic, constipation, or diarrhea. It claims no drugs are needed and frames Castoria as a vegetable product suitable for frequent use by anxious caregivers.
Mrs. Ethel Davis entertained last evening at 902 Pierce Street for Blue Bennett Needle club members and their husbands. The celebration featured Halloween decor, games, and contests with attendees including Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Farmer, Mr. and Mrs. George B. Talley, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Goodman, Mr. and Mrs. H. Earl Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Meyer, Mrs. Alice Busey and Miss Zabella Busey.
Shrines and their ladies will attend a grand Hallowe en dance at the Temple Shrine ballroom will be decorated with Halloween motifs and refreshments will be served. All Shriners and DeMolays are invited to be present.
The Harmony club announces a rummage sale to be held Friday at 209 B East Fifth Street. Members are asked to bring rummage to the sale venue Thursday after noon at 2 30 o'clock.
Mrs. Daisy Cushing of San Antonio State Deputy for the Order of Rainbow Girls and former Grand Officer will be entertained this evening with a 6 o'clock dinner at the Capitol Hotel. The advisory board will be hostesses and a meeting follows at the Masonic Temple.
Dr. George M. Cultra, a child specialist, will address members of the Educational group of the Amarillo branch of the American Association of University Women. The talk will cover child health topics and school readiness.
A Saturday meeting for mothers is scheduled at 3 PM at Mrs. James A. Bush home 1709 Taylor Street with Dr Cultra to discuss a vital subject. Attendees are urged to come. the event was postponed from the previous Saturday due to the convention.
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