Halloween Social Calendar at Amarillo This Week
The Do Social Calendar lists Halloween events across Amarillo venues. Activities include church carnivals at St Andrew's, theater rehearsals, piano recitals, Needle Club parties, country club dances, costume balls at the Santa Fe Orchestra, Kiwanis chili supper, Unity Study Club, and various meetings at homes and clubs from evening into late night with comic masks encouraged. Highlights include a Santa Fe Orchestra ball and an Amarillo Country Club Halloween dance. Events run from 2:30 PM to 1 AM across locations like Harrison Street Buchanan Street Polk Street and the Legion Home.
Ingathering Scheduled for Amarillo Needlework Guild
The 48th annual Ingathering of the Needlework Guild of America will be held Tuesday at the Herring Hotel. Donations receiveable until noon, then public viewing in Crystal Ballroom. Members donate two new items or money. local organizations receive distributions. Mrs J M O'Brien leads Amarillo branch with many directors.
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Needlework Guild of America
Herring Hotel
Crystal Ballroom
J. M. O'Brien
Amarillo
U Deal Em Club Hosts Halloween Party
The U Deal Em Club held a Halloween party Saturday night at Mrs H Milholland 410 Johnson Street with Mrs Grover Estes assisting. Members honored husbands as special guests. elaborate decorations and bridge motifs shaped the event. Winners included Mrs C C Tadlock and Mrs H A Nall for ladies, while J H Weaver and O E Long won men’s scores.
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Mitlholland
Johnson Street
Grover Estes
C. C. Tadlock
H. A. Nall
G. M. Stone
O. E. Long
J. H. Weaver
Messrs
E. W. Pields
C. B. Galbreath
J. W. Weaver
Mrs James Walton Heads Bushland Home Club
Mrs James Walton was elected president of the Bushland Home Demonstration Club at a meeting hosted by Mrs Car Hill. New officers include vice president Mrs R A Durham secretary treasurer Miss Mildred Walton council delegate Mrs Hill parliamentarian and Mrs Corbett Cretzsinger parliamentarian. Walton led the Self Improvement lesson and Cretzsinger spoke on teaching etiquette to children. Hill and Rosa Rutherford demonstrated exercises with guests Miss Myrtle Brooks and Mrs Rutherford among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Welton
Bushland Home Demonstration Club
Car Hill
R. A. Durham
Mildred Walton
Jane Crawford
Hill
Corbett Cretzsinger
Walton
Cretzsinger
Cretzsinger Gave A Talk On “Teaching Etiquette To Children.” Mrs. Hill
Rosa Rutherford
Myrtle Brooks
Mrs. Rutherford
Mesdames R. A. Durham
Hobson Moss
Cletus Rea
Opal Crawford
Jene Crawford
Cathy Phillips
Edith Walton
James Walton
Lester Walton
Carl Hill
Miss Walton
Birthday Party for James David Dees at Home
Honoree James David Dees celebrated his fifth birthday with family at 908 Madison Street on Friday afternoon. Mrs John Dees Jr hosted a Halloween themed gathering with decorations games and refreshments for guests including Billy Kelly Nancy Vaughn Pields Ann Price Gene Ross Patsy Fairey Gene Godwin Dick Godwin Vesta White Ramona White Leonard Atwood and others.
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James David Dees
John Dees, Jr
Madison Street
Billy Kelly
Nancy Vaughn Pields
Ann Price
Gene Ross
Patsy Fairey
Gene Godwin
Dick Godwin
Vesta White
Ramona White
Leonard Atwood
Mrs Georgine Roach Hosts Friday Bridge Session
Mrs Georgine Roach announces a lead at her bridge studio located at 1322 Harrison Street. Play begins Friday at 2 30 p m with attendees asked to bring note books. Games will be supervised and reservations can be made by telephone at 2 2801.
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Georgine Roach
Harrison Street
Roach
Scottish Society Is Entertained
The Amarillo Scottish Society held its first meeting of the season at 103 Arch Road the home of Mr and Mrs Ben Smith. Rooms were decorated with chrysanthemums and roses and a short sketch The Clovers of the Country Side was presented by Mrs Robert Pryde Mrs Maxwell Cooper and Mrs Jessie M Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Scottish Society
Ben Smith
Arch Road
Robert Pryde
Maxwell Cooper
Jessie M. Walker
R. A. Duncan
Wee MacGregor
Rosa Gold Davis
Tuber Cain
A. T. Renfroe
J. N. Vernon
Y. P. S. L Carnival and Dance Planned
The Y. P. S. L. of St Andrew's Episcopal Church schedules a Halloween carnival 7 to 9 pm and a dance at 9:30 pm in the Parish House on Monday. Features include a fortune teller death valley fish pond and prize for best costumes with judges led by Mayor Ross Rogers and Col. FE R Tack.
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St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Death Valley
Harve
Ross Rogers
Col
FE. R. Tack
F. A Foster
Harriet Hubbell
Arthur Ware
H. M. Galbraith
H. F. Lauder
Sunshine Makers Entertained At Halloween Party
The Sunshine Makers class of West Amarillo Christian Church enjoyed a Halloween party in the church annex on a Saturday evening. Mrs. Charles Roberts hosted, the room featured owls witches and pumpkins, and games were played by a group including Joyce Gamer Dana Roush Fern Blackburn Betty Earl Vaughn Vanice Jones Ruth Lane Betty Marie Renfro June Gray Loraine Blackburn Carroll Keeling Joe Billy Fillis Billy Bob Hobson and Mr and Mrs Roberts.
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Sunshine Makers
West Amarillo
Canned chicken profits for Brady farmer Mrs Blankenship
Mrs. O. A. Blankenship of Brady canned surplus chickens for sale at a Home Demonstration Club market. Demand led to her trading for 84 more hens, earning 26.10 over costs. She is noted in state records as a top master farm homemaker. Betty Hamilton wears a brown satin Worth ensemble in Paris.
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O. A. Blankenship
Brady
Paris
Betty Hamilton
Masked Halloween Dance At Amarillo County Club
The Amarillo County Club entertainment committee requires all attendees to wear a comic mask for the Helloween dance Tuesday evening. Costumes not required but admission denied without a mask. Members may bring one couple of guests. guest cards from manager H. M. Mace. River Road PTA meets Friday at 8 pm at the school, with an interesting program announced.
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Amarillo County Club
H. M. Mace
River Road
Parent-Teacher Association
Halloween Party for Fl Martes Sewing Club
The Fl Martes Sewing Club will be entertained with a Halloween party at Mrs. Jay Laverty’s home on Polk Street 3206 Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock.
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el Martes Sewing Club
Jay Laverty
Polk Street
Fl Martes Sewing Club
Ace of Hearts Club Meeting Report
The Ace of Hearts Club will meet Wednesday afternoon at 2 30 at the home of Mrs Bernice Whit tington 1200 West Ninth Avenue The Friendly Needle Club plans a Halloween party Monday night at 7 30 at the home of Mrs Jim Stoddard 2410 West Fourth Avenue
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Friendly Needle Club
Jim Stoddard
West
Fourth Avenue
ACE OF Hearts Club
Bernice Whittington
Ninth Avenue
The
Central Presbyterian Circle to Meet Wednesday at 2:30
Circle Four of Central Presbyterian Church will meet Wednesday afternoon at 2 30 o clock. Mrs A J Streit of 2413 Hayden Street will preside and present information. Advertising snippet mentions a silk sale with prices around 1 69 and 1 00 in a context that is unclear.
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Presbyterian Circle
Central Presbyterian Church
A. J
Streit
Hayden Street
Santa Fe Orchestra Plays at Camp Beckman Hall
The Santa Fe Orchestra conducted by Glenn Nutt performed Sunday evening in Beckman Hall for Veterans C C C Camp attendees. After the concert, orchestra members and Company 1828 guides shared a moonlit picnic on the canyon floor with a scenic trip along the bridle path and road projects.
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Beckman Hall
Veterans C.C.C
Santa Fe Orchestra
Glenn Nutt
Weber
Mrs Roosevelt debuts new high neck gown at concert
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt wore a pale blue crepe evening dress with a high neckline and long tight sleeves to a recent concert. A short white fur jacket completed the ensemble.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Ambassadors Wife Chooses Tight Sleeve Evening Gown
Mrs Hal Sevier wife of the new ambassador to Chile included in her South American wardrobe one of the new evening gowns with long tight sleeves. It was parrot green crepe with a small toque of the same shade.
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Washington
Hal Sevier
Chile
Good Time Assured for Khiva Shrine Dancers Tonight
Shrine Patrol dance set for Khi va Temple with Ken Mover and his band providing music. President Fred H. Galle promises comfort and a good time for patrons as preparations wrap up. Dance starts at 9 pm, admission is 1 dollar per couple with extra ladies admitted free. Japan increases exports to China.
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Shrine Patrol
Khiva Temple
Fred H. Galle
Trol
Ken Mover
Shriner
Cardui Proves Helpful To Mrs. L. E. Erwin
Mrs. L E Erwin of Lamar Missouri attests Cardui improved her health after a period of nervousness and fatigue. She notes headaches subsiding after several bottles and urges buying Cardui at the drug store.
Also Mentioned on This Page
St. Andrew's Episco
H House
Alice
Allen
Harvey Crudgington
Buchanan Street
Carpenters Hell
Amarillo Country Club
General Office
Beryl Needle Club
E. FP. Putan
East Ninth Avent
American Legion
Legion Home
la Costura Needle Club
M. W. Lemons
G. M. Waddill
J. H. Hall
Sanborn School
Kiwanis Club
Unity Study Club
Taylor Street
Amarillo Hairdressers Association
King’s
Harold Stokes
Dallas
WOA
San Antonio
Denver
Smyth ‘Auto Supply
Fillmore Phone
Polk
Sth
Richard
Judith Allan
Movietone News
Hell ‘Ete Nooeo Omedy
Krazy Kat
Henrietta Crossman
Heather Angel
Norman Foster
Marian Nixon
Serpentines
Noise Makers
Johnny Floyd
Hollingsworth Sisters
NAT
Matinee
Parssrey
Drama—lInspir ‘Ke Sim
Kay Johnson
Bert Lytell
Paramount
James Dunn
June Knight
Lillian Roth
Cliff Edwards
Lilian Bond
Dorothy Lee Lona Andre Chas
Buddy Rogers
W. M.S. of
San Jacinto
Texas
Spain
Missouri
Eddieantor
the Kid From
Sidney Franklin
Goldwyn's
Rex Loretta Young
Ricardo Cortes
Midnight Mary
Pesi
Paramount Theatre
Herman Waldman
Sponsored
Wilbur C. Hawk
Rialto Theatre
Globe News Office
News and Globe
Globe-News
Globe News
Globenews
Amarillo, Texas
FEL Martes
Mrs. Roosevelt
Khiva
Japan
China
Cardui
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