McDowell Music Club Annual Luncheon in Amarillo
The McDowell Music club opened its year with the president's luncheon in Amarillo at the Round-Up room of the Amarillo hotel. Mrs. J. S. Ulm introduced guests. Miss Juanita Henderson is recovering from tonsil surgery at 1009 West Seventh. A program featured readings, vocal solos, and a talk on the MacDowell Club. invitations extended for an 8 o'clock contest this evening at the church basement.
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McDowell Music Club
Amarillo” Hotel
C. R. Hooten
J. S. Uim
MacDowell Club
8. J. Cole
Moskowsky
Morgan
Chickasha
Amarillo
J. S. Ulm
Dance at Amarillo Country Club Saturday Night
A Saturday evening dance at the Amarillo Country Club runs from 9 to 12 for members. Splendid music has been engaged for the occasion. Mrs Fyfe travels to South Bend to visit her sister for an extended stay.
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Amarillo Country Club
South Bend
Elks Dance At Elks Home With Harrison's Texans
There will be an Elks dance this evening at the Elks Home from 9 oclock until 12. Music for the occasion will be Harrison's Texans. All Elks and Antlers are invited.
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Elks
Harrison
Marsalis-Glenn piano studios concert at municipal auditorium
The Marsalis Glenn piano studios present a teachers concert of romantic, classic and modern piano pieces this evening in the Women s club rooms at the municipal auditorium. Soloist Oleta Belle Hyder joined by Gladys M. Glenn Idelma Conoley and Ardath Johnson will perform two piano numbers. Admission is small and the public is invited. The Senior Epworth League of San Jacinto Methodist Church will provide a box supper with a girls popularity entertainment.
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Marsalis-Glenn
Municipal Auditorium
Epworth
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Wesley Class Social Meeting at San Jacinto Church
The Gleaners Wesley class of San Jacinto Methodist met at 500-A Tennessee avenue with hostess Mrs. Virgil H. Fisher and members including Mrs. H. M. Arnett Mrs. N. G. Stamford and Mrs. J. H. Gowdy. Mrs. Grover Hill presided during a brief business session followed by devotional by Mrs. Yarborough. A new visiting committee was appointed and a social hour with games readings and refreshments concluded the gathering with 27 members and two guests present.
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Wesley
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Virgil H. Fisher
Tennessee Avenue
San Jacinto
Fisher
H. M. Arnett
N. G. Stamford
J. H. Gowdy
Grover Hill
Yarborough
W. P. Williford
J. H. Welch
M. E. Jenkins
Margaret Ballard
Ham White
Woman's Auxiliary Of St. Andrew's Meets At McMeans Home
The Woman's Auxiliary of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church met Wednesday afternoon at 1608 Taylor Street. They adopted a program from September to January and made plans for the annual bazaar in December. A large attendance was noted.
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St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
R. L. McMeans
Taylor Street
Public school notes with a reading and ice course
Mrs. W. S. Layton led the group in discussing public schools and read A Boy's Idea of Initiation, which the members enjoyed. An ice course was served to Mesdames Frank Cook, Wash George, H. E. Hertner, J. B. Landers, W. B. Layton, Otto Peitz, W. V. Spencer, A. F. Saddorie, Wilson, W. Estes, and Iris.
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W. S. Layton
Frank Cook
Wash George
H. E. Hertner
J. B. Landers
W. 8. Layton
Otto Peitz
W. V. Spencer
A. F. Saddorie
Wilson
W. Estes
Iris
Here There and Everywhere in Amarillo Notes
Local items list travels and relocations of residents and visitors. Leon Montgomery sails to Chicago and New York to buy fall and winter merchandise. Various couples attend institutes, start school positions, recover from illness, visit relatives, or plan studies in Tucson and Arizona.
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Leon Montgomery
Montgomery
Chicago
New York
Law Sone
Teachers’ Institute
Canyon
Jackson Street
John Nall
Mary Nancy
Childress
Louis Nall
O. H. Hargett
Frank Shotwell
Hart
Ben Smith
Leslie Welch
Magnolia F Petroleum Company
Ozarks
Charlotte
Marietta Stirratt
Taylor Street
Tucson
University of Arizona
Marietta
James H. Greer
Greer Department Store
Tennessee
Jack Edwards
W. FE. Bosche
Carlsbad
Florence Sullivan
Russell & Cockrell’s
Denver
Irene Sullivan
Jack Burns
Texline
Nora Garvey
Ray Stewart
Leader Department Store
Max Bullock
Buster Brown
Clayton
T. G. Stargell
Houston
L. D. Washburn
Russell & Cockrell
Browning-Ferris Machinery Company
B. C. Smith
R. T. Swift
Amarillo
Tennessee Avenue
Irvin Agron
English
Eileen
Seattle
J. F. Cunningham
Horace Russell
California
Woodburn
Carlotta Cheney
Catalina Island
Safford
Arizona
Queen Esther Club Meets at Feirrabend Home
The Queen Esther club held its regular Thursday afternoon meeting at Mrs. E. O. Feirrabend’s home on Monroe Street. The entertaining rooms were decorated with dahlias and roll call was answered by the members.
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Queen Esther Club
E. O. Feirrabend
Monroe Street
County So Good That Business Is Bad
Amarillo and Potter county see reduced crime and fewer deputies as Sheriff Pollard dismisses five deputies Winter Cahill Sloan Williams and Bogard. The sheriff warns work may surge again but notes a lull, while theories link crime drop to cotton-season shifts and possible predatory activity targeting cotton workers.
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Amarillo
Potter County
Sheriff's Department
Pollard
Winter
Cahill
Sloan
Williams
Bogard
Sheriff's
Police Departments
Findlay Couple Dies After Fiery Misdirected Resuscitation
In Findlay Ohio a physician declared Perry C Thomas 74 dead triggering a scream from Mrs Thomas that caused him to open his eyes and end his own life. Mrs Thomas then swooned and died from fright and shock, with Mr Thomas dying three hours later.
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Findlay
Ohio
Perry C. Thomas
Gaudy Show Boats Bring Drama to River Towns
Show boats ride the Ohio and its tributaries bringing entertainment to hill country residents. Villain stalks the stage while a flaxen heroine defends virtue or hides a mortgage. Boats like Cotton Blossom French's S sensational Showboat and The Golden Rod travel from Allegheny headwaters down to the Mississippi, drawing river folk with calliope blasts.
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Associated Press
Gallipolis
Ohio River
French
Allegheny
Ohio
Show boats described and theatre layout outlined
Southern Negroes hail them with laughing appreciation. The show boats are long wide vessels with two decks. The auditorium ticket offices and storage rooms for scenery are on the lower deck, while the upper is given to actors quarters and dressing rooms.
Velvet touch dictates velvet in all fashion fronts
Fashion columnist notes velvet is the stylish thread for coats dresses and capes urging designers to weave velvet into broadcloth ensembles from collars to evening wear as a signature trend for the season.
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West Seventh Street
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E Frontier Bldg
Niagara St
Buffalo, N. Y
Cumberland
Mississippi
East Third
Amarillo Dines
Soleil
Napoleon
Jarett’s Fashion Shop
STORK
the Oriental Shop
East Seventh ST
Gulbransen
Tolzien
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Music Books
Fountain Pens
Parker and Sheaffer
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