Hallowe'en Bridge Party For Beta Phi Beta At Tolleson Home
Miss Lessie Mae Tolleson hosts Miss Evelyn Montgomery and Beta Phi Beta sorority at Amarillo College for a Halloween bridge party. High score went to Miss Evelyn Marsh, low to Miss Vivian Ballew with stunts and a midnight ghost story as entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lessie Mae Tolleson
Evelyn Montgomery
Beta Phi Beta Sorority
Amarillo College
Hallowe’en
Louise Rorex
Thelma Matthews
Marian Gross
Carolyn Pestor
Lucille Henderson
Vivian Ballew
Sue McKnight
Laura Hopkins
Vivian Goodman
Elizabeth Tolleson
Frances Billingslea
Marjory Red
Elizabeth Crawford
Lucille King
Social Calendar Highlights for Monday and Tuesday
Community groups schedule events across Amarillo venues including Hallo we en parties at Milholland home and a masQuerade at Carpenters Hall. Meetings cover needle clubs luncheons, speech arts, prayer and healing sessions, Bible classes, open forums, and school activities with times from 1 to 9:30 PM.
Attractive home apron patterns and Anne Adams catalog offer
Make and gift aprons from inexpensive cottons with lace accents. Pattern 2247 comes in small medium large with yardage details and step by step instructions. Order 15 cents for pattern or 25 cents for catalog and pattern from Amarillo Globe Pattern Department New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Amarillo Globe Pattern Department
17Th Street
New York City
Night Art Classes To Be Opened Here At Amarillo College
Amarillo College will start night art classes on Monday from 7 to 9 under Mrs. Darrell Jackson for adults and students unable to attend daytime sessions. Classes offer college credit for high school graduates and college students. Tuition is 15 dollars per semester with minimal expenses. live models will be used and diverse media studied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo College
Darrell Jackson
Neill Seeley Hosts Halloween Party at Home
Neill Seeley entertained a group of his young friends at a Halloween party held Saturday evening at 1623 Hughes Street. Themed rooms featured orange and black decor with pumpkins owls and witches while favors, fortune telling, bobbing for apples and other games provided fun for Ceola and Gene Hainze Rush and Louise Robinett Charles and Neal Ware Joan Druin Kenneth Dyer Mary Margaret Paschall Jerry Peterson Mary Lou Savage James Maberry Ben Primer Billy Hugh Atteberry Buddy Martin Ann Elkington and Neill Seeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neill Seeley
Hughes Street
Ceola
Gene Hainze
Rush
Louise Robinett
Charles
Neal Ware
Joan Druin
Kenneth Dyer
Mary Margaret Paschall
Jerry Peterson
Mary Lou Savage
James Maberry
Ben Primer
Billy Hugh Atteberry
Buddy Martin
Ann Elkington
Mrs A B Tanner Hosts Halloween Bridge Party
Mrs. A B Tanner entertained with a Hallowe en bridge party Friday evening at 1019 Van Buren Street. High score in the games went to Mrs. Jimmy Blancett. Seated were Miss Dorothy Stubblefield, Miss Lois Oden, and Mesdames Charles B Lester, Clyde McGinley, Claude McGinley, Jimmy Blancett, Bill Flesher Jr and A B Tanner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Tanner
van Buren Street
Jimmy Blancett
Dorothy Stubblefield
Lois Oden
Charles B. Lester
Clyde McGinley
Claude McGinley
Bill Flesher, Jr
Fraternities Host Apron and Overall Dance Tonight
Beta Phi Sigma and Delta Sigma plan a joint Apron and Overall Dance at Nat Dance Palace Monday night with Roy Diven and his band providing the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Phi Sigma
Delta Sigma
Nat Dance Palace
Roy Diven
Black hosts Veterans and Auxiliary Halloween gathering
Dr and Mrs L M Black entertained members of the Spanish War Veterans and Auxiliary at their home. Halloween decor set a festive scene as guests played bridge and 42 with high scorers named W D DeGrasse R E Zelley C B McPherson and W E McCormack. list of attendees includes A Petersen Charles Glass A R Miner and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Miner
W. D. DeGrasse
L. V. Wallace
R. E. Zelley
E. Smart
H. H. Brown
Jeanette Hammer
Edith Zelley
Lydia Glass
Mary Adell Miner
Irma McCormack
Florence Whittington
C. McMahon
W. E. McCormack
Chas
Glass
Princess in gray tailored suit at luncheon
The Princess de Montenegro wore a soft gray crinkled tweed tailored suit with a straight skirt and a white crepon blouse featuring a vee shaped yoke. A semi fitted jacket finished with a wide raised collar was fastened with bell push silver clips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Princess de Montenegro
Congenial Couples Banquet At First Christian Church
The Congenial Couples Class held a Halloween banquet at the Social Center of the First Christian Church. Rooms were seasonally decorated and attendees included Beverly Goudelock E M Frost R G Christopher W L Branson H T Plemons L E Glavier Simon Jess Lester E C Blue W L Hickerson Roy Snodgrass and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Messrs
W. L. Hickerson
Roy Snodgrass
W. P. Stickland
Larry Ellis
Mrs. Blue
E. E. Boxwell
Film Star Selects Big Sleeved Jacket
Hollywood reports Joan Crawford among chic young Americans choosing the new short big sleeved jackets for evening wear. A Schiaparelli dark blue silk jersey frock is paired with a hyacinth blue and white quilted jacket. A hyacinth blue silk jersey frock is worn with a white ermine bolero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Joan Crawford
Schiaparelli
John Alden Society Junior Group Entertained at Home
The Junior Group of the John Alden Society Children of the American Revolution was entertained by Mrs. Carleen McCuistion Garwood at her home 1608 Monroe Street. Bob Garwood wore a pirate costume as guests arrived and the witch's cave hosted by Miss Wilma Pirschell provided entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Alden Society
Children of the American Revolution
Carleen McCuistion Garwood
Monroe Street
Travis Lacky
Earl Mayne
Bob Garwood
Wilma Pirschell
Gloria Bate
Aliene Beville
Margaret Lee Spann
Alice Mayne
Betty Claire Smith
Mary Margaret Lacky
Grace Marian Griffith
Carol
Barbara Boyce
Don Spikes
Charles and Neal Ware
Charles Hughes
John
Orphans Birthday Club Hallowe'en Party Set at Milholands Home
The Orphan's Birthday Club will be entertained with a Hallowe'en party Monday evening at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. H. 8. Milhol land, 408 North Johnson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphan's Birthday Club
Hallowe’en
Milholland
North Johnson Street
Hallowe'en
A A W Group Announces Meeting At Peterson Home
The Foreign Relations Group of the A A W will meet at Mrs. Leo Peterson's home 1613 Harrison Street Wednesday at 7 30 PM A feature will be a talk by Miss Hattie Anderson of West Texas State Teachers College
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Walsh
Sunshine Child Study Clu
Adams Street
Leo Peterson
Harrison Street
Hattie Anderson
West Texas State Teachers College
Rebekah Lodge Plans Halloween Party
Amarillo Rebekah Lodge to entertain the Odd Fellows and their families with a Halloween party Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock in the Odd Fellows Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
Hallowe’en
Odd Fellow's Hall
Amarillo Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Martha Class Luncheon Slated at First Baptist Church
The Martha Class of First Baptist Church will host a luncheon Tuesday at 12:15 PM in the church. Class officers will serve as hostesses and welcome attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha
First Baptist Church
Madonna
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Nunn Electric Co
Polk St
Unity Study Club
Taylor Street
L’arguille Needle Club
E. C. Britain
Panhandle
Speech Arts Association
R. B. Masterson, Jr
Tyler Street
C. E. Crownover
la Costura Club
G. E. McDavid
Broadmoor
Beryl Needle Club
Bill Gilbert
East Thirteenth Avenue
Rual Jones
Fairmont Street
H. B. Callahan
Wayside Drive
Amarillo
Roller Canary Club
L. D. Heyser
Junior Woman's Club
John Cowan
Open Forum Club
Herring Hotel
Mother Collins
San Jacinto Methodist Church
McKinley P. T. A
Twinbow
The
B & M Cleaners & Dyers
16Th Avenue
Tyler St
Mrs. Black
Film Star
Lyae
Millio
Orphan’s Birthday Club
A. A. A. W. Group
Resinol
Dept.Ca
Baltimore
Amarillo Greenhouse
Taylor
Gillette
BLUE
Wype
Ams
Peedyervicee
Texas
Transfer & Storage CO
Arthur
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