Mrs Boxwell Honored at Pleasant Shower in / 900 B Taylor St
Mrs Boxwell received a lovely afternoon shower at the home of Mrs Paul Boxwell with hostesses Mrs Guy Smith Mrs Elmer Vandiver and Mrs Paul Boxwell. Pink and white decorations set a graceful scene as many friends attended including Mrs Wallace Winfield Mrs George Easum and Mrs Sid Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Boxwell
Paul Boxwell
Taylor Street
Guy Smith
Elmer Vandiver
Wallace Winfield
George Easum
Ruby Poindexter
Gladys Witt
A. T. Huckaby
Joe Horn
Roy Nowlin
Frank Riley
O. W. Floyd
Sue Harvey
W. E. Webb
F. A. Ellis
Hudson
Lillie Lafayette
Julia Cornfield
Gilbert Brice
Doris Price
Noble Fowlkes
Paul Gaither
Guy Chi
Woman's Auxiliary Meeting Highlights Christian Education
The Woman's Auxiliary of the West Amarillo Christian Church met at the church on Wednesday. Mrs. Harve Adams led the devotional on the talents parable. Mrs. Price Hooks taught on opportunities in the Highlands. The group discussed home missions and the history of Hazel Green Academy and Livingston Academy. Mrs. L. R. Barker gave a Barnabas sketch. Refreshments were hosted by Mrs. Henry G. Jones and Mrs. H. L. Byers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Amarillo
L. R. Barker
Barnabas
Henry G. Jones
H. L. Byers
Philharmonic Club Opens Season With Luncheon
The Philharmonic Music Club will hold its fall opening luncheon Monday at the Harvey House. Reservations must be made by Sunday with Mrs. George Williams or Mrs. J. E. Biggs. This annual event marks the season’s start for members and is a highlight of social life.
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Philharmonic Music Club
Harvey House
George 8. Williams
J. EB. Biggs
Woodman Circle Plans Tacky Party at Grove Hall
The Woodman Circle of Popular Grove No. 171 hosts a tacky party this evening at 8 o'clock in the W.O. W. hall. Attendees are urged to dress tacky and noncompliant guests will be charged a fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodman Circle
Popular Grove
No. 171
Henna Rinse Sweeps America From Paris Parlors
Henna rinse called exclusive Egyptian formula spreads from French beauty parlors to Europe and now America. Advertisers claim it quickly glints hair without dye and is sold at toilet counters at trifling cost. Also offered Waveset for quick finger-waving styling.
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America
Europe
Federated Women To Decide on Club Room Saturday
A called meeting of the Potter County Federation of Women's Clubs will be held in the Women's club room Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock. All federation members are urged to attend as a final decision on the club room will be made. The executive board recommends allowing every member a vote, changing the usual structure of president and one representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter County Federation of Women's Clubs
Federation
Don Wood Hosts Lovely Bridge Party
Don Wood hosted a bridge gathering Wednesday at his sister Mrs Noble Fowlkes home. Decor featured zinnias marigolds and ferns with flower motifs seen in score pads and decorations. Prizes went to Miss Julia Grenell and Billy Dickerson high and Jack Lemons low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Wood
Noble Fowlkes
Fifteenth Avenue
Julia Grenell
Billy Dickerson
Jack Lemons
Maurene Ne- Neveu
Katherine Duncan
Rosemary Booth
Clara Tillinghast
Bernard Meyer
Will Butler
Final Judging in Yard and Garden Contest
The final judging in the annual Yard and Garden Contest will begin next week and winners will be announced the following week. The judging committee reports entries are beautiful and the contest shows strong competition.
Guest Day at Hillcrest Club Features Bridge and Golf
Hillcrest Country and Golf Club hosted a guest day with golf in the morning won by Mrs. Elliott Hatch and Mrs. Mason King receiving prizes. A luncheon followed then bridge with high scores by Mrs. H. L. Weldon and second by Mrs. George McGrath. guest prize went to Mrs. R. L. Gulley. Numerous guests and members joined the event.
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Hillcrest Country and Golf Club
Elliott Hatch
Mason King
H. L. Weldon
George McGrath
R. L. Gulley
B. Greve
C. B. Pittman
Passing Show Highlights Postwar Beautification Drive
A short skit notes yards and gardens improving more than in prior years and credits a contest as a major driver of the beautification movement. A beggar asks for a copper, claiming nine years as a prisoner, and a gentleman questions the war duration.
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Beggar
River Road Farm Club Starts Charity Canning Drive
River Road Farm Club women began a charity canning campaign assisted by Amarillo workers. Two groups led by Mrs. K. W. Huckaby and Mrs. M. B. Mobberly will can 150 cans of vegetables donated by members for charity use.
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Amarillo
Farm Club
River Road
River Road Club
K. W. Huckaby
M. B. Mobberly
Final Rites Held For Metcalf Child
Rites for Thomas Eugene Metcalf three months old son of Mr and Mrs H E Metcalf of 612 North Jackson Street were held at 1030 this morning at Boxwell Brothers Chapel conducted by Rev Guy Shields Assembly of God Church. Burial was in Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Thomas Eugene Metcalf
H. E. Metcalf
North
Jackson Street
Boxwell Brothers Chapel
Guy Shields
Assembly of God Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
Methodist Revival at Tulia Underway
Special to The Globe reports a revival now being conducted at Tulia Methodist Church. The event gathers locals and visitors for prayer, singing, and sermon sessions across the week, with community participation and expected rural attendance.
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Tulia
Tex
Lucky Day Club Entertained by Mrs R D Shook
Mrs. Roger Shook hosted the Lucky Day Bridge Club at her home 1722 Jackson Street on Wednesday afternoon with a yellow and white color motif and festive decor. High guest score went to Mrs. Ben Boyd of Terrell Texas, high member to Mrs. Jay Boston, and low to Mrs. Everett McBride. Attending guests included Mrs. Ben Boyd and several club members such as Mrs. Jay Boston and Mrs. Everett McBride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Shook
Lucky Day Bridge Club
Jackson Street
Ben Boyd
Terrell, Tex
Jay Boston
Everett McBride
Leland Breckenridge
Henry Akin
W. H. Terry
J. C. Heyser
Carl Miller
J. J. Weirick
H. Lb. Weldon
Fred Warren
Charles A. Reagan
Revival at Methodist Church Planned Through September
Rev. John E. Eldridge leads a church revival likely to continue through Sunday September 13. Rev. Lloyd Jones directs the choir and song service, his wife heads youth work, and Rev. B L Nanace leads the personal workers organizing activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
John E. Eldridge
Lloyd Jones
B. L. Nanace
Despondent Young Girls Warned About Health Ads
A wartime era advertorial notes despondent young girls showing fatigue and aches during adolescence. It urges use of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a strengthening remedy to avert later suffering and preserve beauty.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Two Weeks of Herb Extract Restores Schoolteacher
Flora Wiggins of Sand Springs Oklahoma describes how two weeks of Herb Extract improved her failing health and enabled her to return to teaching. The feature portrays a teacher facing health decline and achieving recovery through the herbal remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sand Springs
Okla
Flora Wiggins
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Woman’s Auxiliary
Philharmonic Club
H Fee
Thedford
BE. W. Cecil
Pulaski
Black- Draught
Anon
Federated Women
Canning
Metcalf
Malcolm van Horne
Helen Strite
College
Austin Myers
van Horne
Amarillo College of Music
Emil F. Myers
14Th and Tyler
Grove
Lucky Day Club
R. D. Shook
Oliver Drugstore
Herb Juice Corp
Dallas, Texas
City Drug Stores
Panhandle
Eugene Styles
Empress Eugene and
Derby
Inc
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