Marriage Notice for Annie Steele and Gibson Family
Annie Steele of 2405 Fillmore Street attended Amarillo High School and a business college. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. V. Gibson of 1400 Ong Street, is connected with a drug company. After September 15 the Gibsons will be at home to friends at 2405 Fillmore Street. TO ARRIVE SOON Mr and Mrs W Waddill of 1208 Washington Street expect Mrs Waddill’s brother Parks Curry of Waco en route to Columbia University in New York City. Curry is expected to arrive in Amarillo within a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Steele
Fillmore Street
Amarillo
Business College
T. V. Gibson
Ong Street
W. Waddill
Washington Street
Hollywood's Venus is chosen for Helen of Troy satire
Hollywood reports Alice Adair of Pauls Valley Oklahoma, a brunette selected from extras to portray Venus in a satirical Helen of Troy film. She stands 5 feet 5 inches tall, weighs 114 pounds, and has a boyish figure. She studied dance in Dallas after a year of stage work and prior film dance sequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Adair
Paul's Valley
Oklahoma
Hollywood
Venus
Helen of Troy
Alice
Dallas
Texas
Tomorrow's Social Calendar Highlights Various Club Meetings
The Tuesday schedule listsJunior Woman's Club at 3 PM with Mrs Miles Bivins at 1001 Tyler Street and P E O with Mrs A N Olver at 1908 Van Buren Street Bonita Chapter OES meets at 8 PM in the Masonic Temple all members urged to attend Alpha Chapter Delphian Society resumes work at 2 30 PM in Municipal Auditorium Women’s club rooms Renaissance Period lesson led by Mrs Aleck Jackson with solo by Mrs E K Messick full attendance urged Nighthawks Bridge Club hosts 8 PM with Mr and Mrs T E Johnson 1209 West Nineteenth Street Wesley Friendship and Fisher Bible classes at San Jacinto Methodist Church join for program and refreshments Mother Collins and Gleaners Wesley classes host special guests Rebekah Lodge meets at 8 PM in Odd Fellows Hall visiting Rebekahs welcome Amarillo Business and Professional Women’s Club gathers at 6 15 PM at the Amarillo Hotel for a regular dinner program with urged attendance after summer vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Bivins
Tyler Street
A. N. Olver
van Buren Street
Bonita
Masonic Temple
The
Delphian Society
Municipal Auditorium
Aleck Jackson
E. K. Messick
Nighthawks Bridge Club
T. E. Johnson
West Nineteenth Street
Wesley Friendship
Fisher Bible
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Mother Collins
Gleaners Wesley
Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Amarillo
Big Time Dance Orchestra 10 to Perform at Nat Palace
Amarillo is set for a major fall event as Eli Hoover and Harry Hunt's Imperial Pathe Recording orchestra brings sixteen artists to the Nat Dance Palace on Tuesday September 22. The venue closes September 21 for a $3000 garden scene redecorating by Faber Studios with elaborate light effects. Fifty records will be given away to patrons on September 23. Prices remain unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Nat Dance Palace
Ell Hoover
Eli Hoover
Harry Hunt
Imperial Pathe Recording Orchestra
Pathe Records
Hunt
Hoover
Faber Studios, Inc
Nat
Dance Palace
Local Notices of Employment and Visits Highlight Amarillo Area
Betty Carter enters stenographic dept at Amarillo Business College while A K Baracat returns from New York with goods for Stork Shop and Oriental Shop. Carlos Jones visits grandmother in Bellview for six weeks. Mrs W F Dale returns to Mariton after six weeks, part in Colorado. A N Thornton of Memphis visits daughter in Amarillo at 701 Harrison. L L Bennett family in Pampa for Sunday with Brashears. Mrs Marshall of Marizon returns from Kansas City. Maurice Kelly joins Amarillo Business College shorthand dept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Carter
Hereford
Amarillo
Mrs. Marshall
The
Marizon
Kansas City
Maurice Kelly
Mrs Rowley Hosts Breakfast for Enid Mayer Honor
A refined weekend social event featured Mrs E A Rowley hosting a three course breakfast at 114 Cheyenne road in Country club district in honor of Miss Enid Mayer who departs September 25 for Dallas to enter Miss Hockaday school. Guests enjoyed bridge and gifts with Catherine Coble high score and Ernestine Coe consolation prizes among a list of attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Mayer
George Hammack
Bridge
Catherine Coble
Frnestine Coe
Enid Mayer
Olivia Mitchell
Dorothy Hutchings
Eula Lee McKnight
Kate Crudgington
Aline Crudgington
Mary Mildred Vineyard
Helen Mayer
Ernestine Coe
Melba Pipkin
Wilda Smith
Elizabeth Meyer to Hereford to Teach Music This Fall
Miss Elizabeth Meyer daughter of Mr and Mrs A E Meyer 1613 Harrison street and Amarillo College of Music graduate class 1927 departed for Hereford to join Amarillo College of Music branch studio as piano instructor The Amarillo musician is regarded as highly talented and poised for success in her new teaching role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Meyer
A. E. Meyer
Harrison Street
Amarillo College of Music
Hereford
Meyer
Amarillo
Amarillo club to meet for dinner program Wednesday evening
The Amarillo Business and Professional Women's club will hold its regular dinner program meeting at Amarillo hotel at 6 15 oclock Tuesday evening with Mrs. T L Gordon presiding. Members returning from summer vacations are urged to attend as the session is expected to be one of the year s most interesting events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
S J Methodist To Hold Joint Social Classes
The Wesley Friendship class and the Fisher Bible class of San Jacinto Methodist will meet at the church Tuesday evening for a joint social. An interesting program is planned followed by ice cream and cake. Mother Collins' class and the Gleaners' Wesley class will be guests. all members and guests urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Friendship Clas
Fisher Bible
San Jacinto
T. J. H. Club Hosts Progressive Luncheon Tour
Members of the T. J. H. club enjoyed a progressive luncheon visiting four homes. Mrs. FE. M. Turner hosted at 123 West Seventh Street with fruit cocktail. Mrs. W. H. Terry led the soup course at 127 Cheyenne Road. Durkee and Trimmier hosted the main course at 307 Tennessee Avenue San Jacinto with pink and white decorations. Peaches and cream and cake were served at 3609 Polk Street by Mrs. L. Quinn. Horace Townsend of Happy attended as a special guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. H. Club
FE. M. Turner
West Seventh Street
W. H. Terry
Cheyenne Road
Country Club Addition
Noble Durkee
Dewey Trimmier
Durkee
Tennessee Avenue
San Jacinto
L. Quinn
Polk Street
Horace Townsend
Happy
Judge Spell of Waco Visits Amarillo Guest
Waco attorney Judge W. E. Spell, partner in Spell Norman and Penland, was the weekend guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Waddell at 1208 Washington Street in Amarillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Spell
Waco
C. W. Waddell
Washington Street
Spell
Spell, Norman and Penland
Steele-Gibson Marriage Solemnized at San Jacinto Church
Miss Annie Bart Steele wed Bedford Gibson in a Thursday evening ceremony at the San Jacinto Methodist church parsonage. Rev. Virgil H. Fisher officiated, with the bride’s mother Mrs. as a listed parent in attendance. The event marked a formal union in the local community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Bart Steele
Bedford Gibson
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Virgil H. Fisher
Kuykendalls Arrive In Amarillo To Visit Relatives
Miss Laura Kuykendall and her mother Mrs T M Kuykendall of Moody Texas arrived in Amarillo Saturday morning en route home from California where they spent the summer. They will stay with Mr and Mrs Allen Early Miss Lena Kuykendall and J H Gouldy. Miss Kuykendall is dean of women at Southwestern University Georgetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Kuykendall
T. M. Kuykendall
Moody
Texas
Amarillo
California
Mr and Mrs Ferguson Host Dinner Bridge Night
Mr and Mrs W E Ferguson of Wichita Kansas entertained a number of friends with a dinner bridge party honoring their son and his wife Mr and Mrs R E Ferguson of Wichita at 202 Crestway Avenue Country Club addition Dahlias and other bright fall blooms decorated the rooms Bridge awarded high score to Mrs Marvin Benesch and Captain Sadderis and consolation to Mrs J B Streator and W Van Landingham Also Mr and Mrs W L Kingsland Court ney returned home after a delightful trip to St Louis New York and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Ferguson
R. E. Ferguson
Wichita
Kansas
Crestway Avenue
Country Club
Marvin Benesch
Captain Sadderis
J. B. Streator
W. van Landingham
Here, There and Everywhere in Local Notes
Mrs Johnny Taylor formerly of Borwer and Miss Pearl Dittmer left Saturday for California to make their home. Edward Martin returned home from Bremen and Rotterdam trip. Miss Viola Kerney has entered Amarillo stenographic department. Mrs Gossett of Topeka is guest of brother G S McLellan. Fred Wagner and two children visiting relatives in Oklahoma. Rev Allingham and son Bruce plan to Boulder Colorado for university. Mrs Clark Kerr of Joplin Missouri is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Taylor
Bor Wer
Pearl Dittmer
California
Edward Martin
Bremen
Germany
Rotterdam
Holland
Viola Kerney
Amarillo Business College
Gossett
Topeka
Kansas
G. S. McLellan
Fred Wagner
Oklahoma
Rev. Allingham
Bruce
Boulder
Colorado
Clark Kerr
Joplin
Missouri
Guests of Local Families Contemplate Amarillo Home
A guest list notes Mr and Mrs William Fehrenbach and Mr and Mrs CG A Sanders of Greeley visiting their daughter Mrs W EF Bosche and son L T Sanders. They contemplate making Amarillo their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Fehrenbach
CG. A. Sanders of
Greeley
W. EF. Bosche
L. T. Sanders
Amarillo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Associated Presa
Calif
BIG Time Dance Orchestra
NAT Palace
3. P. McKinney
Mrs. L. L. Bennett
Pampa
Mrs Brashears
Mrs. Rowley
S. J. Methodist
Steele-Gibson
Henry Thomson
Agency
Jack Frost
ROY Burke & Company
W. 10Th St
Kuykendalls
Mrs. Ferguson
Wichita, Kansas
Wiedigers Nik
Merz
Lambert Pharmacal Co
Dept
Locust Street
St. Louis
U.S. A
Amarillo, Texes
Troy Laundry
Tyler St
Ell Hoover and
Imperial Pathe
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