Tomorrow social clubs schedule from San Jacinto to Amarillo
Tomorrow's events include Le Mirage club at 3 with Mrs Jack Vincent at 400 B Tennessee Ave San Jacinto. Thursday Bridge club at 3 with Mrs H G Whittington 1103 West Tenth. Queen Esther club at 2 30 with Mrs O E Feieran bend 1002 Monroe. Athenaeum luncheon atHotel Herring Crystal dining room at 12 30. Tea by Teachers 1100 Harrison 38 to 5. Idle awhile club at Moore hotel 3. MacDowell Music club at 1 Amarillo hotel opening luncheon. Priscilla club at 3 30 with Mrs C D Roberts. Mizpah club with Mrs W I Dinan 19304 Tyler at 3. La Conicienta club at 3 30 with Mrs E H Christian 2803 West Tenth.
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le Mirage Club
Jack Vincent
Tennessee Avenue
San Jacinto
H. G. Whittington
West Tenth Street
Queen Esther Club
O. E. Feierabend
Monroe Street
Athenaeum Club
Herring
J. J. Crume
Central Presbyterian Church School
Harrison Street
C. Barber
Moore Hotel
MacDowell Music Club
Amarillo
Priscilla Club
C. D. Roberts
Mizpah
W. I. Dinan
Tyler Street
la Conicienta Club
E. H. Christian
Amarillo thetas host progressive luncheon for departing members
Amarillo members of Kappa Alpha Theta hosted a progressive luncheon Tuesday at sorority homes to honor girls leaving for college. Hosts at Parker Prouty home served watermelon cocktail. Wolflin and Currie homes featured ornate yellow and black Theta decor, a menu of creamed chicken and stuffed vegetables, and bridge games with Theta themed prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
Parker Prouty
Bonham Street
Bivins Addition
Prouty
Jimmy Pryor
Theta
Virginia Wolflin
Lee Wolflin
John K. Boyce
Wolflin
Polk Street
Clara Currie
van Buren Street
John C. Fain
Mary Stone
Jo Townsend
Theta Pledge
Theta Fraternity
Young People's Banquet at First Baptist Thursday
The Young People's department of the First Baptist church will hold a banquet Thursday evening at 7 36 at the Amarillo hotel to honor Baptist youths going away to school. All members are urged to attend for a planned fine program and a good time.
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Young People’s Department
First Baptist Church
Amarillo Hotel
Unusually cold Siberia drives rein deer sacrifices
In northern Siberia an exceptionally cold summer forces native communities to sacrifice scores of precious rein deer to appease the harsh conditions. Local elders report widespread losses and discuss hunting limits and codes guiding ceremonial offerings.
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Siberia
TWO AMARILLO COUPLES ARE WED AT CANYON
A double wedding was held in Canyon at 11 30 p m last Saturday with Rev Lynn A Claybrook uniting Lucille Gafford and George Lumas and Lucille Lamb and Guthrie Puckett. All are Southwestern Bell Telephone employees except Puckett of Midwest Exploration. Lumas home is 904 Buchanan street and Puckett home is 1005 Taylor street in Amarillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canyon
Lynn A. Claybrook
Lucille Gafford
George Lumas
Lucille Lamb
Guthrie Puckett
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Puckett
Midwest Exploration Company
Lumas
Buchanan Street
Buchanan Street, While Mr. and Mrs. Puckett
Taylor Street
Amarillo
Texas Day Program By Speech Arts Group Here Last Night
The Speech Arts association opened with a Texas Day program in the Municipal auditorium Women’s club rooms. Mrs. Mary Miller Beard spoke on Texas Writers and Writings. Ann Seymour’s play At the Foot of the Dump won Texas Inter-Collegiate honors in 1927. The cast includes Hattie Simpson and Lucille. the setting is a mining camp showing daily coal life. Claude of Dallas Pen Women and Miss Seymour were among guests at a Panhandle Pen Women tea at Mrs. W. K. Chandler’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Speech Arts Association
Women's Club
Municipal Auditorium
Mary Miller Beard
Hays
Roberston
Ann Seymour
Oma Link Rowley
Miss Seymour
Strawn
Texas
Fort Worth
College of Industrial Arts
Denton
Texas Inter-Collegiate Press Association
Hattie Simpson
Bethenia Burgess
Aardle
Hall
Granny Simpson
J. C. Dickie
Woodfin Camp
Biddle
Hayes
Lucille
BE. A. Rowley
Teak
Hammock
Beautiful Tea Honors Distinguished Guests Tuesday
Mrs Ursula Lauderdale of Dallas, Texas artist writer, presides as leader of the Texas League of Pen Women and member of the National League of American Pen Women. The exhibit of her beautiful paintings at Fakes Palmer Furniture Company creates notable delight, joined by Mrs Roscoe Bates of Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ursula Lauderdale
Dallas
Texas
Fakes-Palmer Furniture Company
Texas League of Pen Women
National League of American Pen Women
Roscoe Bates
Ladies honored with talk and poem reading at tea
At 4 o clock attendees gathered to honor the women and hear Mrs. Lauderdale speak on her art and work and her Washington visit. Mrs. Bates read her poem My Colors, winner of first prize in the Texas contest. Tea followed at a well set table hosted by Mrs. R. B. S. Thompson and Mrs. S. E. Fish, with assistance from Mrs. Joe Chandler and Miss Kathryn Chandler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lauderdale
Washington, D. C
Texas
Teavas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kappa Alpha Theta
First Baptist
Speech Arts
Claude
Dallas Pen Women
Dallas News
Alvin Ousley
American Legion
Panhandle Pen
W. K. Chandler
Panhandle Pen Women
Amérille Art Association
Milady
Ene
Bartley Shop
W. 7Th St
Fox Drug Co
S. H. Green
Alabama
Kohler Brothers
Lorain
Mica Ocmra Hilaecy
Ana Nazar
Marcy-Lee Cressettes
Gouldy Furniture Company
West Fifth St
H. C. Gouldy
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