Tomorrow Social Calendar Features Clubs and Dances
The Elks hold a 9 to 12 dance at Elks Home with Harrison's Texans providing music. Beta Delphians meet at 9:30 in Municipal auditorium rooms for the new club year opening. Dunning studios recital, Red Carnation Lodge 345 session at I O O F hall, initiation and floor practice. Marsalis Glen Piano studios program at 8:30 in Municipal auditorium rooms. Travel Study Club opens at 3. Senior Epworth League hosts a 8 o'clock girls contest and box supper at San Jacinto Methodist Church. Swastika club meets 2:30 with Mrs E F Timmons on West Thirteenth Street.
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Elks
Harrison
Beta Delphians
Municipal Auditorium
Red Carnation Lodge
Marsalis Glen
Epworth League
San Jacinto Methodist Church
E. F. Timmons
West Thirteenth Street
Russells Return From California Overland Trip
Mrs. Hortense Woodburn and son Charles, Horace Russell and children, Dorothy Louise and John Margaret, and the Russell family, 1809 Tyler Street, have returned from Los Angeles after a summer in California. They traveled overland, then by train, with a June road trip to Phoenix, Prescott, the Navajo reservation, Santa Fe, and other points. Miss Cora Russell and Miss Louise Russell are expected to return home soon.
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Hortense Woodburn
Charles Woodburn
Horace Russell
Dorothy Louise
Johin Margaret
Tyler Street
Los Angeles
Cora Russell
Louise Russell
California
Teachers of Marsalis Glenn Piano Studios Concert
The teachers of Marsalis Glenn Piano Studios present a program of classics romantic and modern music with soloist Qolera Belle Hyder and assistance from Gladys M Glenn Idelma Conoley and Ardath Johnson in two piano numbers. The event is Friday at 8 30 in the women borders club rooms of the municipal auditorium. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsalis Glenn Piano Studios
Qoleta Belle Hyder
Gladys M. Glenn
Idelma Conoley
Ardath Johnson
Municipal Auditorium
A K Baracat Returns From Eastern Markets
A K Baracat owner of the Oriental Shop and the Stork Shop at 114 116 East Seventh Street has returned from Eastern markets. He visited New York City Chicago and St Louis and secured linens novelties and baby diamond rings. He says Amarillo is the brightest spot and he is happy to return.
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A. K. Baracat
Oriental Shop
Stork
East Seventh Street
Woman's Association Social Tea at First Congregational
The Woman's Association of the First Congregational church held a social tea Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. A. F. Bright's home 1807 Lincoln Street. Hostesses Mrs. Robert Allingham and others hosted. A program featured a reading by Mrs. S. P. Pewey and piano numbers by Miss Erhardt and Mrs. G. C. McDaniel's pupils. A social hour followed with refreshments for a large attendance.
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Woman's Association
First Congregational Church
A. F. Bright
Lincoln Street
Robert Allingham
S. P. Pewey
Epworth League Box Supper With Popularity Contest
The Senior Epworth League of San Jacinto Methodist Church will host a box supper in the church basement Friday evening and stage a girls popularity contest. The event invites city residents to attend and enjoy an evening of entertainment.
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Epworth League
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Walker Munday wedding set for this evening in Dalhart
Miss Marcella Walker daughter of Mr and Mrs C Herbert Walker and Charles Lowell Munday son of Mr and Mrs C D Munday will be married at the First Presbyterian church in Dalhart tonight. After a brief honeymoon they will reside at 803 South Virginia Amarillo. Also note the Thursday 42 club will not meet today as previously announced.
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Amarillo
Dalhart
Marcella Walker
C. Herbert Walker
Charles Lowell Munday
C. D. Munday
First Presbyterian Church
South Virginia Avenue
San Jacinto
C. W. Patterson
van Buren Street
Mrs. Jack Wheatley Hosts Plumbers' Ladies' Auxiliary
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Associated Plumbers met Tuesday at Mrs. Jack Wheatley's home on Monroe Street with many members in attendance. Plans were made for a Wiener roast to be held Saturday from 4 to 8 pm at Mrs. Cavenger's home in Humphrey Heights, inviting all members and families. A two course luncheon followed.
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The
Associated Plumbers
Jack Wheatley
Monroe Street
Cavenger
Humphrey Heights
Junior Woman's Club Set to Meet With Mrs Bivins
The Junior Woman's Club will hold its first meeting of the new year at president Mrs Miles Bivins home at 1001 Tyler Street. Full attendance urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Bivins
Tyler Street
Return Home From Three Weeks Visit Abroad
Mr and Mrs W D deGrassi Jr have returned home at 305 West Seventh street after a three weeks visit to Detroit Niagara Falls Chicago Buffalo and Toronto Canada
Mary K Blanton Kindergarten Opens This Week
Mrs Mary K Blanton opened her kindergarten at 1411 Harrison Street with a good enrollment for both morning and afternoon sessions. The studio will be open any time for mothers and friends interested in kindergarten and child life.
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University of Colorado At Boulder
Mary K. Blanton
Harrison Street
Zeta Tau Alpha Rush Luncheon Honors Texas-bound Members
Amarillo Zeta Tau Alpha members hosted a rush luncheon at Mrs. Franz Dyche's home to honor Mary Stone Jo e Gist Agnes Beasley Mary Nobles and Simon Lumpkin as they depart for the University of Texas at Austin. The 12:20 p.m. gathering featured blue and gray decor, a garden-flower centerpiece, blue rose nut cups and hand-painted powder boxes as favors, and a four course luncheon for eight guests.
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Mary Stone
Joe Gist
Agnes Beasley
Mary Nobles
Simon Lumpkin
University of Texas At Austin
Amarillo
Zeta Tau Alpha
Franz Dyche
Marjorie Neely
Mary Ardis Campbell
Dyche
Tyler Street
Wilson Studios of Music Opens Fall Term September 11
Wilson Studios of Music, under Mrs. Robert Wilson, opens its fall term on September 12 at 1007 Harrison Street. Mrs. Wilson teaches voice and advanced piano, with Miss Ruth Robbins handling piano. The studios offer grand opera and theatre recitals with full equipment, a notable feature. Mesdames Homer S and Joe Thompson of Memphis visit the Stephens family at 1005 Pierce Street.
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Wilson Studios of Music
Robert Wilson
Harrison Street
Mesdames Homer S. and
Joe Thompson
Memphis
Mrs. King Stephens
Pierge Street
Flowers for Tri State Fair set Sunday morning reception
Flowers for the Tri State Fair will be received Sunday morning from 8 30 to 11 30 for the Home Grown Flowers display overseen by Mrs Horace D Jones Exhibitors may enter pot plants Saturday from 4 to 5 pm A display requires at least three vases and containers are encouraged Also reports a Dallas Fort Worth trip by Mrs J L North with guests Carmen and Grace Brewer and Amarillo visits by Mrs W V Jones and Mrs T B Jones of Panhandle
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Horace D. Jones
Home Grown
Dallas and
Fort Worth
J. L. North
Harrison Street
Dallas
North
Carmen and
Grace Brewer
Perryton
Local Notes on Happenings and Travel
Miss Mary Virginia Miller remains under care with severe headaches after a fall from a horse but is able to sit up. Bernice Floyd visits sister Mrs. O. B. Redman and returns to Post City. Tommy Arnold of Santa Fe visits friends in Albuquerque. Neal Allen of Loving Printing returns from Manitou summer cottage. Herbert Miller departs Tuesday for Norman Oklahoma to attend university. Mrs. John Isom visited friends in Hollis.
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Mary Virginia Miller
Bernice Floyd
0. B. Redman
Post City
Tommy Arnold
The
Santa Fe
Albuquerque
Neal Allen
Loving Printing Company
Manitou
Herbert Miller
Norman
Oklahoma
John Isom
Hollis
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Woman’s Association
S.J. Epworth League
Walker-Munday
Mrs
Ladies’ Auxiliary
East
Canada
Marizon
Polk Street
Ann
Soleil
Marinello
Tri-State Fair
Marinello Beauty Shop
Regents
Polk St
Tri-State
W. V. Jones
T. B. Jones
Panhandle
Mayo Dental Clinic
Massie Bldg
4Th and
Polk Sts
Mrs. Daily Person
Wolflin School
San Jacinto School
Mona Vanna Crepe de
Fall
Taylor St
Amarillo Laundry & Dry Cleaners
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