Club Opens Season With Lively Party at LiAiguille Club
LiAiguille Club opened the season with a yesterday afternoon meeting at Company Club Rooms. Hostess Mrs Maude Munn presided while Miss Kathleen Beaty helped serve salad. Attendees included Mrs C I Roach guest and several members such as A D Sidta T H Campbell W No Thompson T B Dysart H Ho Corn W H Woodlief Rankin Rowell L Edwards and E Ross C 4 Blackburn EC Britain and 8 Ferrell W T Leachman W M Guildy and D Vaughn and H C Prince. Mrs Leachman the new president led a brief business session and the club will meet at 240 oclock on Sept 17 at Mrs Edwards home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LiAiguille Club
Maude Munn
Kathleen Beaty
Mra C. I. Roach
Meecames E H. Ashcraft
A. D Sidta
T. H Campbell
W. No Thompson
T. 8
Dysart
H. Ho Corn
W. H. Woodlie
Daisy Person to Open Wolflin Speech Classes in Amarillo
Mrs. Daisy Person, long time Amarillo speech teacher, will arrive tomorrow to open her Wolflin studios. She spent the summer in Fort Worth teaching adult students and relaxing. She resides at the Herring Hotel. Maria Class to Have Luncheon at First Baptist Church Thursday at 1 PM.
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Daisy Person
Amarillo
Wolflin Studios
Maria
The
First Baptist Church
Bridge Games MEETS TOMORROW Mrs Estes to Host Hi Lo Club
Mrs W G Estes at 806 Louisiana Street will entertain the Hi Lo Bridge Club at 2 15 Thursday afternoon. Prizes awarded at Tiny Bridge Club include high to Mrs Ethel Tanner second to Mrs John W Lee traveling to Mrs R B Killion. U Deal Em Club met at 712 West Tenth Avenue with high score to Mrs Jack Pittman second to Mrs E M Benesch guest prize to Mrs Asa Wilcox. Next meetings planned for homes of Mrs L C Killion and Mrs Mellor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W G. Estes
Louisiana Street
Bridge Club
Maxine Hendricks
Monroe Street
Ethel Tanner
John W. Lee
R. BE. Killion
Killion
D. B. White
Jewell DeZern
Obie Rerves
L. C. Killion
North
Taylor Street
Charles Galbreath
West
Tenth Avenue
Jack Pittman
E. M. Benesch
Asa Wilcox
Charles Mellor
H. A. Gaither
W. D. Howren
W. E. Fergeson
Mellor
Sunset Terrace
Hi-Lo Bridge Club
W. G. Estes
Vers. McCoy Is Honored Vers. McCoy Is Honored
Mrs. Mack A. McCoy the former Naomi Gardner was honored at a wedding shower Monday night in the home of Mrs. R. C. Hill 322 West Eighth Avenue. Mrs. Paul Harmon with Mrs. Hill hosted the event. Frances Looney won prizes and presented them to the honoree. Other attendees included Mesdames Gardner Randall Co. Gardner, G. R. Chance, W W. McWhirter, O. L. Phillips, H. W. Simpson, George Stidger, Marion Campbell, R. H. Jarnigan, Ethel Smith, Frances Clemons, J. S. McCall, C. R. Sitcher, J. R. Reeves, R. E. Mason, R. L. Harmon and Misses Twilla Mae Thompson, LaVerne Smith, Earline Latham, Lucille Ricketts, Margaret Gibbs, Elizabeth McWhirter and Lucille McDowell.
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Mack A. McCoy
Naomi Gardner
R. C. Hill
West Eighth Avenue
Paul Harmon
Hill
Frances Looney
Cecil Gardner
Charles N. Randal Co
O. Gardner
G. R. Chance
W W. McWhirter
O. L. Phillips
H. W. Simpson
San Jacinto Group Plans Friday Church Party at Park
The Intermediate Department of San Jacinto Methodist Church will meet at 7:30 PM Friday for a party at San Jacinto Park. All members of the department are invited to attend.
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San Jacinto
Amarillo Country Club
John Wiley
Plans For Council Of Church Women Benefit Show
Amarillo Council of Church Women hosts a semi annual benefit style show from 3 to 5 pm on Thursday September 12 at the Social Center for Girls. Clothing from Gordon's Style Shop will be modeled under Mrs Faye Gordon and Mrs James Cade will manage arrangements. Names of models to appear will be announced later by Mrs Gordon. Hats to complement outfits will be provided by Kitty Kerrigan. Mrs H A Shaw chairs ticket sales with a 35 cent price. Finance committee includes Mrs F D Railshack chair, Mrs Shaw, and Mrs H E Smith. Railshack is council president.
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Amarillo
Kitty Kerrigan
H. A. Shaw
F. D. Railshack
Shaw
H. E. Smith
Railshack
The
Counel
Bright Spots in the Week's News
Local society pages report engagements and social happenings in Lubbock and across northwest Texas. Weddings, birthday celebrations, and school departures fill gatherings with parties, dances, and club events at homes, the Amarillo Country Club, and area colleges, featuring families such as the Rittenberrys and Mobleys amid a season of entertaining social calendars.
The Calendar Listings For Amarillo Tonight And Thursday
Calendar items for Amarillo list meetings and events across various groups. Tonight includes Rainbow for Girls at Masonic Hall and Alpha Ieta Sorority and Panhandle Court gatherings with a dance to follow. Thursday covers clubs at multiple addresses and church activities with times noted.
Canary Bird Club Plans International Championship Show
The Canary Bird Club met at Mrs. E. R. Glass home 1320 Fillmore Street with Mrs. Jim Weaver as hostess. Corresponding secretary Mrs. C. H. Van Fliet read letters from bird show judges praising the club’s plan for an International Grand Championship Bird Show January 16 to 19. A handkerchief shower honored vice president Mrs. F M. Doss who moves to San Angelo and Mrs. Carl C. Blake was elected to succeed her. Attendees included Mesdames Frank Allen J. B. Wilmeth M. A. Nelson Jean Bradley W. W. Fergus Kay Page Van Fleet Glass Blake and guests Mesdames 8. W. Barnet and B. J. Murphy. Next meeting postponed to Oct. 1 during the Tri-State Fair with a covered dish luncheon at Mrs. Sam Stinson’s 3605 Hayden Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Star Roller Canary Bird Club
E. R. Glass
Fillmore Street
Jim Weaver
C. H. van Fliet
F M. Doss
San Angelo
Carl C. Blake
Sam Stinson
Hayden Street
Adams presides at beauticians unit opening meeting
Mrs. W. M. Adams, president of the local American Legion Auxiliary, presided at the first meeting of the new year in the Legion Hall. She reported on her department convention trip to Laredo and outlined plans emphasizing rehabilitation child welfare and Americanism. About 30 members attended the session adjourned for a joint program with Hanson Legion Post. committee chairmen to be announced.
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W. M. Adams
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Laredo
Amarillo Beauty Culturists Plan National Convention Trip
The Amarillo Unit of the Texas Association of Beauty Culturists held a semi monthly gathering at the Silver Grill with six new members in attendance. They discussed plans to attend the National Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association 20th annual convention in San Antonio from Sept. 29 to Oct. 1 at the Gunter Hotel. Miss Gale Trent of New York City, a Review representative, was the honor guest and spoke, with Ray Martin of Milady Beauty Salon also presenting. The unit set a meeting for Sept. 17.
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Amarillo
Texas Association of Beauty Culturists
Silver Grill
National Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Association
Gunter Hotel
San Antonio
Gale Trent
Reviow
New York City
Ray Martin
Milady
Miss Willis Honored At Handkerchief Shower
Miss Lovyeta Tindlam and Miss Lila Beth Strimple hosted a handkerchief shower at 704 Alabama Street for Miss Mildred Willis who is set to enter Nazarette College at Bethany, Oklahoma. Attendees included Miss Wilma Pirschell, Margaret Willis, Mary O'Donnell, Jewell Strimple, Ernestine Gooden, and others with gifts sent by Mrs Wayne Strimple and Miss Zeima Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovyeta Tindlam
Lila Beth Strimple
Alabama Street
Mildred Willis
Nazarette College
Bethany
Oklo
Wilma Pirschell
Margaret Willis
Mary O'Donnell
Jewell Strimple
Ernestine Gooden
Marjorie Dickerson
Maurine Dickerson
Katherine Gooden
Rachel Boren
Estella Jean Strimple
Havel Brown
Peace Shrine Proposed At Ingersoll Hill
A national peace shrine is planned at Ingersoll Hill near Phenix City Alabama marking the Civil War battle site. The Phenix City Junior Chamber of Commerce will seek national organizations to fund a musical tower of peace with amplification and an organ recording system. Contributing organizations will have their names inscribed on the tower base. In 1939 tourist expenditures totaled about 5.4 million dollars.
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Montgomery
Ala
Ingersoll Hill
Phenix City
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Panhandle Court No 125 to Meet at I O O F Hall Tonight
A regular meeting of Panhandle Court No 125 of the Ben Hur Life Insurance Association will be held at 8 o'clock tonight at the I O O F Hall. Dancing will follow the court session.
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Panhandle Court
The
Ren Hur Life Association
O. F. Hall
Ben Hur Life Insurance Association
I. O. O. F. Hall
Sewing Clubs Meet and Plan Gatherings
The L. T. D. Club will meet at 3 o clock tomorrow afternoon at 608 Sunset Terrace the home of Mrs H A Shaw. The Double H Sewing Club met yesterday at 2403 North West Third Avenue in Shannon home to embroider dish towels and served refreshments to several members including Mrs F P Trimble and Mrs Tate. The club will meet next Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Tate at 2212 Front Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Platt
Sunset Terrace
Margaret Dickinson
Joan McCormick
Stephens College
Columbia
Dorris Collie
Mary Elizabeth Hunsley
Lynchburg
Randolph- Macon
Betty Rose Cradit
Cottey College
L. T. D. Club
H. A. Shaw
Shannon
Double H Sewing Club
Bob Shannon
North West
Third Avenue
F. P. Trimble
L. H. Pierot
O. EF. Wilson
B. A. Cantrell
Neal Huddleston
Jess Tate
Bill Roberts
A. J. Richardson
Laurance Graham
El Martes Club Elects Officers in New Home
Officers elected at a meeting of El Martes Club Tuesday afternoon in Mrs. L T Gorman residence at 1509 Parker Street: President Mrs Harriette Christian vice president Mrs L P Dowie secretary Mrs Jay Laverty treasurer Mrs B W McNeilly and reporter Mrs B W Sory. A social hour followed the busi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Martes Club
Harriette Christian
L. P. Dowie
Jay Laverty
B. W. McNeilly
B. W. Sory
Busi
Iowa's Tallest Man Peter Maas Lobbies For Crown
Peter Maas, 23, claims the title Iowa's tallest man, standing seven feet tall with size sixteen shoes and weighing 200 pounds, in Towan Finchford. A refreshments session followed. A Beryl Needle Club meeting set for tomorrow has been postponed.
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Tall Towan
Finchford
Iowa
Peter Maas
Beryl Needle Club
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Arcid
American Institute of Laundering
Hendricks
Galbreath
Vers. McCoy
Sopapro
Shoppe
Polk ST
R Solnick
Mgr
Council of Church Women’s Benefit
Mrs
Faye
Gordon
Evelyn Boyd
Lubbock
Texas
Charles Lambie Rittenberry
BE. F. Rittenberry
Lipscomb Street
Little Boy
Blue
Mickey Mouse
Nevada
Helen McKinley
University of Texas
Jane Mobley
Lindenwood College
St. Charles
Mildred Stinson
Wheaton
Chicago
Margaret McKenzie
Southern Methodist University
Nancy Duniven
Jane Gouldy
Jane Cox
Sis Vernon
Maxine Ratcliff
Dean Reed
Betty Ward
Florence Neely
Dot Clutter
Dorothy Rittenberry
Eleanore June Adams
Betty Jean Mead
Mary Pratt
Billie Ritter
Betty Howle
Dorothy Jenkins
Catherine Manning
Fern Brannen
Betty Thompson
W. Henry
North Pierce Street
Barbara Scott
Clay Keene
Jimmy Blasdel
Jack Marlatt
Buddy Lum
Dickie Dye
Doris Gail Crownover
Naomi Stroud
Frank Henry
Imogene Henry
Louise Stroud
Bobby and
Ben Co. Burkett
Bob Price
Brent
Martha Charless
Herbie Dodson
Ann Kumpe
Ann Russell
Miles Childers
Adele Sherrill
Cynthia Ann Carroll
Taylor Bassett
Charles Green
Melinda Hagg
Terry Gay Puckett
Patricia Culp
Jimmy Pemberton
Seline Seay
Stanley Marsh
Coe
Kay Farrell
John Cowan
Sreve
Donnie Curtis
Ridgeway Zelley, Jr
Snooky Zimmerman
Douglas Rittenberry
Jackson Hon
Archie Kautz
L. H. Puckett
Jay Taylor
Country Club
Country Club Entertainment Committee
Order of Rainbow For Girls
Masonic Hall
Alpha Ieta Sorority
Wilson Benool Seek Club
Melin Anthony
Buchanan Street
Neoteus Choir
First Christian Church
Mystic Weavers Club
Bev Harris
Mississippi Street
Jolly Jibbers Club
Elbert Adams
AOL van Buren Street
Ae Claas
Mrs. Wilson Arden
Weat Fifth Avenue
Deis. Club
M A. Pittcock
Arthur Street
First Baptist Philathea
Ernest Parsons
Lincoln Street
First Baptist Maria
Canary Bird Club
Miss Willis
Lydia F. Pinkham
Pinkham’s
Ben Hur
Wwnttc & Kirk
Jane Addams
Hull House
Potter County Court House
Empire State
Rillo
Nmaskes
Hereford Capital
Goulky
A.C. Hale
Weather Bureau
Dallas
Collman
Panhandle
Kings
Aranills Gass CompAny
Tri-State
Svamkrep Ay Tex Kiersey
Suamirreo
A. Carl Schell
Catalina
Hollywood
Blackburn Bros
West Texas
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