PEO Record Is Subject Of Program At Amarillo Hotel
Amarillo PEO Council held a Tuesday meeting luncheon and program in the Hotel Blue Room with Chapter 2% hosting. Mrs. R B Wingate led the program. Miss Ruth Billings tea played a piano solo and Mrs G B McLelland read a paper titled Highlights from the P E O Record. Four out of town guests attended from Kansas Colorado and California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Amarillo Hotel
R. B. Wingate
Ruth Billingstea
el Dorado
Kans
M. M. Cook Salida
Cole
G. 8. Craig
Denver
E. W. Little
Los Angeles
Pleasant Valley Club Changes Meeting Date This Week
The Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club changes its meeting time and place to this day afternoon at the home of Mrs W T Willis. Mrs J C Ward was to host but cannot due to illness. The club will hold a quilting Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Valley Club
Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club
W. T. Willis
J. C. Ward
Child Welfare Club
Hugh R. Norman
Harrison Street
LC. Crownover
Social whirl swells ahead of Halloween celebrations
The Amarillo social season heats up with numerous events Friday and Saturday. Daughters of the American Revolution host plans for state regent Mrs E S Lam mers of Alamo, with a breakfast at Amarillo Country Club and a tea at 1706 Polk Street. Beta Sigma Phi chapters stage formals at the Capitol and Amarillo Hotels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DAR Regent
Lammers
Alamo
Esther McCrory
Amarillo Country Club
Llano Estacado
Avery Turner
Polk Street
Calendar items feature Philippine islands and Hawaii program
The meeting of the Tuesday Study Club at Amarillo College Auditorium covered the Philippines and Hawaii under Mrs. D Barrier with pictures by Mrs. Charles F. Smith and a Hawaii parks section by Mrs. J. S. Keelin. Other notes list Sorority events, club meetings, and Halloween activities across Amarillo with many hosts and times.
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Philippine Islands
Hawaii
D Barrier
Theuesday Study Club
Gamma Iota
Beacon
H. A.phi Sorority
Samuet Una
Frey Vorneius
Noland
J. 8. Keelin
Earl Bingham
Greenville
Garland Cooper
Charles F. Smith
Keelin
Mesdames Barrer
Percy Blackburn
P. L. Bottoms
B. H. Capers
John E. Hill
S. W. Hudson
O. A. Kennedy
Loving
G. H. Maroney
H. A. Shaw
Smith
W. P. Strickland
Roberta Williams
Mesdames F. V. Mize
E. F. Bryan
Dr Caldwell's Laxative Senna with Syrup Pepsin
An old promotional piece touts Dr Caldwell's Laxative Senna combined with Syrup Pepsin as a pleasant, effective laxative for constipation. It claims the formula wakes lazy bowels, eases digestion, reduces bloating and sour taste, and appeals to children.
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Dr. Caldwell
Tiny Bridge Club Halloween Party at Killion Residence
Mrs. R. E. Killion hosted the Tiny Bridge Club at 903 Adams Street with jack o lanterns and witch decor. High score went to Mrs. Maxine Hendricks, second to Mrs. L. C. Killion, with Jewell Dezern winning the traveling prize and Cleo Garrett the guest prize. Mrs. John W. Lee received birthday gifts. other members included Mrs. D. B. White and Mrs. Ethel Tanner. Lee will host next Tuesday at 2 at 1005 Monroe Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Killion
Bridge Club
Adams Street
Maxine Hendricks
L. C. Killion
Jewell Dezern
Cleo Garrett
John W. Lee
Rebekahs Hold Halloween Party At Amarillo Mall
Members of the Amarillo Rebekah Lodge and friends enjoyed a Halloween party at the iO Om Fy Mall. Miss Katherine Baker won best costume and Miss Ruby Robinson won tackiest costume. Pumpkin pie and coffee were served to a large crowd after games.
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Amarillo Rebekah Lodge
Io Om Fy Mall
Katherine Baker
Ruby Robinson
Brownies To Hold Halloween Party at Bates Residence
The Brownie Pack Troop 31 will host a Halloween party Thursday evening from 7 to 8 30 at the home of Mrs. L. J. Bates 1509 Hayden Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownlie Pack
L. J. Bates
Hayden Street
Sandie Mothers’ Club
J. T. Price
Broadmoor Street
Bates
Pre-Nuptial Courtesies Begin for Bernice Arnold
A series of pre nuptial showers for Miss Bernice Arnold bride elect of Zed Dashier Jr to marry Nov 17 begins tonight at 8 with hosts Mrs John Gilkerson and Mrs Earl Blankinship at 1107 West Nineteenth Avenue. Other events include dinners and showers at various homes through next week ending with the wedding morning at 9 30 at the Arnold home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Arnold
Zed Dashier, Jr
John Gilkerson
Earl Blankinship
East Eleventh Avenue
Miss Arnold
W. H. Arnold
Five Chapters Represented at Delphian Forum Dinner Here
The Delphian Forum held its first post founding meeting at the Capitol Hotel with a business session adopting the forum constitution and by laws and forming a yearbook committee led by Mrs. Loyd Roberson. Attendees included Omega Tau Mu of Borger Alpha of Phillips Del Maron of Amarillo and Delphin of Amarillo with members listed from each chapter.
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Delphian Forum
Capitol Hotel
Forum
Loyd Roberson
Borger
William H. Wheir
Delphian Quarterly
D. N. Page
N. EB. Nicholson
Hitler
W. J. Duncan
E. W. Roberson
Mrs. Ehlert To Visit Amarillo For District Convention
Mrs Ehlert state president of the American Legion Auxiliary will visit Amarillo Friday en route to Borger for the Eighteenth District convention. She will be greeted by Mrs C Hess and a local committee led by Mrs Ethel Hudson as the Veterans Hospital visit precedes the Borger gathering. The district convention occurs Friday and Saturday in Borger.
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Mr. Ehlert
Brenham
American Legion Auxiliary
Amarillo
Veterans’ Hospital
Borger
The
American Legion and Auxiliary
Ehlert
C. ©. Hess
American Legion Auxiliary Department of Texas Veterans' Hospital
Ethel Hudson
Mrs Cyril Luker to Review Margaret Armstrong Biography
Mrs Cyril Luker will review Margaret Armstrong's Trelawny at the Book Seller 410 West Tenth Avenue at 8 o'clock Friday night. Public invites reservations. Armstrong authored Fanny Kimball, a best seller last year, and Christopher Morley praised Trelawny as a biography with fiction like charm and vivacity.
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Cyril Luker
Margaret Armstrong
Trelawny
West Tenth Avenue
Fanny Kimball
Christopher Morley
Party Planned for W. O. W. and Woodmen Juniors
Mrs. M. W. Easum invites Woodmen Circle and W O W Juniors to meet after school Thursday at the W. O. W. Hall 209 East Seventh Avenue. Entertainment begins by 4 o clock with a special meeting and program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen Circle
W. Oo
W. O. W. Hall
East Seventh Avenue
W O. W
M. W. Easum
Girls Chorus Directors Host Halloween Party for 20 Girls
Mrs Jim McKnight and Mrs Bennett O Cornelius directed the Girls Chorus at the Social Center for Girls with a Monday afternoon Halloween party. Refreshments were served to 20 girls. The Woman's Auxiliary No 79 and Amarillo Typographical Union No 525 plan a meeting at Carpenter's Hall Friday at 3 PM.
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Jim McKnight
Bennett O. Cornelius
Woman's Auxiliary
Amarillo
Mother Benton Luncheon Planned at First Christian
The Mother Benton Class of the First Christian Church will hold a luncheon in the Fellowship Hall on Friday at 12:30 PM. The article notes a quote by Sir Hugh Dowding on the life of a military aviator, highlighting hours of idleness punctuated by moments of fear.
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Central Presterian Church
Mother Benton
First Christian Church
Fellowship Hall
Sir Hugh Dowding
VapoRub Massage Promises Fast Relief for Suffering Children
A vintage spa-like health tip touts the VapoRub Massage as a quicker, more effective use of Vicks VapoRub. It instructs three minutes of massage on the back and throat area, plus chest application with a warmed cloth to ease coughing and congestion for both adults and children.
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Vicks
Vicks VapoRub
Tau Lambda members named from Amarillo group
Davis Miss Jeanette Doran and Miss Irene Duncan are noted with Tau Lambda of Amarillo. Members listed include Mesdames Leo J. R. Rushmer James Foran Conley E. M. Frost Jr Be Burkett Loyd Roberson Edwi Snook E. W. Robinson and E. Blackburn Jr.
CARDUS Believed to Aid Dysmenorrhea and Digestion
Medical note suggests a woman's headaches irritability and cramps stem from functional dysmenorrhea due to malnutrition. CARDUS is cited as boosting appetite and gastric juice flow to aid digestion and build up health.
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Cardus
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ARKID
American Institute of Laundering
Les Teros Club
Federation Club
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Gamma Tata
Gamma Kappa
Alpha Alpha
Rose Bowl
Lone Star Roller Canary Bird Club
Charlies van Fleet
Canyon Highway
Fields Service Station
van Fleet
Conhurst Home
W D. Cowhurst
West Fifteenth Avenue
Twentieth Century Club
Philippines
Organization of Creative Artists of
the Panhandle Area
Amarillo College
Beta Bigema Phi Sorority
J. A. G. Club
Mack Nobles
G. Tabor Keeling
West
Nineteenth Avenue
Amaryllis Needle Club
W. W. Killough
West Thirteenth Avenue
Pleasant Valley P.T. Unit
Blue Bonnet Needle Club
Ed Lovell
Ivy
Thrifty Thimble Club
W. J. Shrum
Kentucky Street
Beryl Needie Club
Cecil Gardner
Alabama Street
Blue Circle Sewing Club
Jolly Jibbers Club
Lewis Wilams
Carolina Street
Sewing Club
E. Nance
Ong Street
Bushland School
Help-Your-Neighbor Club
Walden Moore
Will_ A. Miller
U. D.C
Humphreys Highland P. T. A
Delphin Chapter
Delphian Society
Homecraft Club
W.W. R. Hill
North Tyler Street
Primrose Club
Dud Holman
Cleveland Street
Young Women’s
Social Center For Girls
Neotena
Matrons Club
R. T Bailey
van Buren Street
Hi-Lo Bridge Club
Floyd Jones
Maryland Street
MacDowell Music _ Club
Academy of Music and Art
Charles van Fleet
Woodmen of the World and
Jersey
Gaberdine
Polk
Tiny Bridge Club
Killion Residence
Rebekahs
C. W. Hazlett
New York
Botany Amberust Wool
Cross Fox
Polo Wolfe
Hye
Capudine
Acta
Wood-Webb
Mrs. Ehlert
M. Armstrong
Texas
Laura Wheeler
Needlecraft Service, Inc
Amarillo Globe
Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Avenue
N. Y
White & Kirk
Loween
Izeman
Globe-News
Joan Bennett
Liberty Magazine
Lloyd Nolan
No.t
Bors. Karloff
George O'Brien
North Woods
Girl From
God's Country
Chester Morris
Charles Pickford
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