Clubs To Begin Year S Work
Several clubs plan the season start with meetings Thursday and Friday. Hostesses include Mrs. C. K. Rogers at 1704 Hughes Street for the Twentieth Century Club with The Short Story as the year long study. Other clubs meet at various homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. K. Rogers
Hughes Street
Twentieth Century Club
R. Thomson
Murray Elson
Halcyon Club
H. G. Johnson
Prospect Street
E. L. Prichard
W. R. Gowdy
W. R. Ballard
Les Temps Club
R. E. Crudgington
Sunset Terrace
G. B. Hamilton
C. W. Patterson
van Buren Street
Mystic Weavers
R. H. Ray
Carolina Street
Ellwood Park
Bonita Chapter Recalls Founder With Picnic Event
Bonita Chapter of C. E. 5 celebrated the birthday anniversary of Robert Morris founder of the Order of Eastern Star with an old fashioned basket picnic. Members, families and guests gathered Tuesday evening at Mrs. Mabel Hester’s Pleasant Valley home. Children played games after refreshments on the lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Morris
Order of Eastern Star
Bonita
Mabel Hester
Pleasant Valley
Social Calendar highlights Amarillo clubs tonight and Thursday
The Social Calendar lists events in Amarillo including the Rainbow Girls election of officers at WO. W. Hall at 7 30 tonight and multiple Thursday gatherings such as 42 Club at 2, Mystic Weavers Club at 2 30, L T D Club at 3, Entre Nous at 2, Maria Class at 2 30, Home Interests at 3, and more. The Wesley Friendship Class hosts a tea Thursday 3 to 5 in the San Jacinto Methodist classroom with performances by local students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Assembly
Order of Rainbow
WO. W. Hall
Wesley Friendship
San Jacinto
Methodist
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Mother Collins and
Clark Wesley
Will A Miller Chapter UDC Meeting Postponed
The Will A Miller Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy meeting scheduled for Friday afternoon has been postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. D.C
Will A. Miller
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Black and White Ointment Promises Eczema Relief
An old advertisement touts Black and White Ointment as relief for eczema irritations and skin discomfort. It promotes trial sizes at 10 cents and large cans at 25 cents, with guidance to use Black and White Skin Soap first, and notes the product has been famous for over 20 years and sold by all druggists.
Lila Myers Returns From Denver Study to Amarillo Teaching
Lila Austin Myers, longtime Amarillo College of Music pianist, organist, and teacher, returns from study in Denver with masters E. Robert Schmitz and Josef Shevinne. She begins her 25th teaching year in Amarillo, holds a BMus, teaching authorization, and extensive postgrad work at American University and Northwestern. Her pupils, many already established artists, are accredited through state education boards and local colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lila Austin Myers
Amarillo College of Music
Denver
E. Robert Schmitz
Josef Shevinne
Amarillo
Myers
United States
Progressive Series School of St. Louis
American University
Sherwood School of Music
Northwestern University
Chicago
State Board of Education
Amarillo Junior College
West Texas Teachers College At
Canyon
Miss Paula Dumas Weds Grover Taylor in Port Baptist Church
Miss Paula Dumas daughter of Mr and Mrs J O Dumas became the bride of Mr Grover Taylor Sunday morning. The vows were spoken in the Port Baptist Church parlor with Rev EB Smith officiating. The bride wore rust colored dress with brown accessories and gardenia corsage. After a Huntington Va wedding trip the couple will live in Amarillo. Mr Taylor son of Mr and Mrs Edgar L Taylor attended Amarillo High School and works with his father in the grocery business. Mrs Taylor attended Amarillo High School and Amarillo College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Taylor
Porrt Baptist Church
EB. T. Smith
Huntington
Taylor
Edgar L. Taylor
Amarillo High School
Sandie
Amarillo College
Country Club Labor Day Celebration Planned at Amarillo
Amarillo Country Club to host Labor Day festivities with a barbecue by John Snyder, horseshoe pitching, driving and putting contests, and a caddy derby. Event starts Monday at 6 pm for members, families, and guests with reservations urged by calling 93913.
Floreine Wilson Receives Farewell Shower Before Move
Honor for Floreine Wilson as she prepares to attend Oklahoma College for Women in Chickasha. A handkerchief shower was hosted by Mrs. Richard Gibbon at Mrs. Clyde B. Adams home. Guests included Barbara Fast Anne Smith Ellenn McMurtry and others. some sent gifts unable to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floreine Wilson
Chickasha
Oklahoma College For Women
Richard Gibbon
Clyde B. Adams
Pierce Street
Barbara Fast
Anne Smith
Ellenn McMurtry
Frances Pitts
Eva Mae Watson
Margie Kile
Evelyn Dale
Dorothy Cook
Ernestine Ballard
J. Wilson
C. B. Adams
Benlyn Barkley
Bonita
Verna Lee Bills
Rainbow Girls Meet Tonight At Woodmen Hall
The Order of Rainbow for Girls plans a 7 30 p.m. meeting at Woodmen Hall. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow
Order of Rainbow For Girls
Woodmen Hall
Amoma Class Plans Thursday Church Meeting
The Amoma Class of First Baptist Church will hold its monthly business meeting Thursday afternoon at 3:30 at the church. The Ladies Auxiliary to the Post Office Clerks meet Thursday at 2:30 in the home of Mrs FE Bruce at 1816 Fillmore Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria
First Baptist Church
Hattie Davis
Tyler Street
D. Penny
Amama
BE. R. Bruce
Fillmore Street
AMOMA
Bruce
FE. R. Bruce
Household Hints LET AIR CIRCULATE
Practical tips on fridge temperature set around 80 degrees or slightly less and space for air flow. Cover foods to prevent flavor transfer. Suggests more fish in menus due to rising meat prices. Describes freshness signs for fish and proper cooking, plus a cleaning paste for metals using flour vinegar and salt.
Mothers Welfare Sparks Family Advice Column
A reader asks how to protect an ailing mother from an intrusive daughter who cleared out the household. Anne Hirst counsels sons to enforce respectful limits, noting potential fault on both sides and urging careful, brief visits if needed. The second letter asks about ending a relationship with a controlling young man and seeking a more compatible partner with stronger willpower. Hirst cautions against hasty engagement and urges experience and exploration before commitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Hirst
Dark-stain prevention tip for bed spreads
If your dark aktts are dark in color and your spree iight, a sheet placed between the blanket and spread will prevent the dark olor from showing thrugh and spoiling the decorative effect of the spread.
Three More Divisions Complete Chest Drive Organization
The Community Chest budget drive prep expands as Industrial Commercial and Public Service divisions form. Each division lists co chairs and six groups with numerous workers named, detailing personnel for upcoming campaign activities.
Advice on Maintaining Friendships and Patience
The speaker counsels preserving mutual friendships and not monopolizing each other's time. They suggest both parties stay free, noting that perspectives may change in a year or two. The emphasis is on valuing the friendship and giving it space to develop.
Economical Canned Goods: Standard Can Sizes
Learn standard can sizes and choose the largest usable. Buffet size holds one cup, No 1 1 13 cups, No 1 tall two cups, No 2 two and a half cups, No 2 1 2 three and a half cups, No 3 four cups.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mystic Weavers Club
L. T. D. Club
Etta Cole
West Sixth Avenue
H. L. Jacobs
Polk Street
Home Interests Club
Mra. EL
Pritchard, 1610
Order of
Carpenters Hall
London Bridge Club
Francis Crawford
North East Fifth Avene
Beryl Needie
Plenie
Jack Anderson
Mary Hazel Dixon
Reynold Gardner
Dessie Jo Turner
Glenn Tuttle
Betty Jane Husted
Mabel Stephenson
Jim Bob Nance
Anna Nell Butler
Billie Nance
Doris Shields
Cassie Stephenson
Eer
Paula Dumas
J. O. Dumas
Schilling
Schilling Lotice
Tam
Hamilton
John Furbach
Paramount Theatre
Avery Rush
Clay Thornton
R. A. Burnett
Harley Cook
Bob Stroud
Floyd Laceky
Beaumont Stinnett
John Armstrong
Roy Britain
E. M. Blackburn, Jr
Erwin Ochsner
John Maynard
Lowell Munday
Fred Poole
C. T. Crowe
E. R. Thompson
L. H. Smith
Paul Edquist
Walter Barlow
Russell N. Fowler
Bruce Autry
Nat Glenn
Gene Cline
Earl Shelton
Sy Clemons
Aubrey Jackson
Harvey Allen
Jas
Florey
Ford Zimpher
C. O. Williams
Guy McSwain
John K. Boyce
R. G. Mills
C. M. Williams
Perry Blackburn
W. G. Riddle
FE. A. Hilleary
Albert Randall
C. F. Locher
George Ordway
Jack Little
E. C. Nelson
Ed L. Frinsley
Jack Philion
DeWitt Leachman
J. L. Brundage
Frank Adkisson
Orla Allen
James Oakes
Clyde Davis
David Mead
P. V. Alexander
Howard Smith
Joe Killough
Glen McDavid
Hal Brown
Ray Minner
J. H. Hudson
Jim Webb
W. H. McAdoo
W. R. Fox
Lewis Dodson
Max Bevens
H. Sim Kelly
E. B. Meyer
Herman Clutter
Ernest Archambeau
Marvin Saunders
Public Service Division
T. W. Gilstrap
Cal Farley
A. D. Lidia
G. A. McCullough
W. B. Futral
FE. A. Ford
George Luck
Ray Parks
J. P. Harrison
G. B. Battey
Leo
Welfare Association
Louise Be
W. Seventh
Auty Salon Dial
England
Blue Flame
Amarillo Hardware CO
Polk St
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