Panhandle Speech Arts Association Opens Year at Hill Home
Twenty four members four guests and one new member attended the opening meeting of the Panhandle Speech Arts Association hosted by Mrs J E Hill at 1900 Harrison Street Mrs Minnie Lee Solnick led the business session and Mrs R B Masterson Jr directed the program A musical reading was performed by Mrs Guy Ballard with Mrs Hilda Brown accompanying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle Speech Arts Association
John E. Hill
Harrison Street
Minnie Lee Solnick
R. B. Masterson, Jr
Social Calendar for Amarillo Area Tonight and Friday
Tonight features Circle No 8 at Central Presbyterian Fellowship Hall at 6 30. Glenwood PTA hosts a social in the school auditorium at 7 30. St Marys Academy pupils hold a benefit dance at the Elks Club from 9 to midnight. Friday events include the Amarillo Chapter Child Conservation League at 2 30 at 4221 West Fourteenth Avenue and a Child Study Club gathering at 3. The Patrons Club meets at Amarillo College auditorium at 8. Blue Bonnet Needle Club hosts 2 30 gathering at 2104 Harrison Street. The Child Welfare Club at 2 30 with joint hostesses at 2205 Polk Street and 2 30 at J Q Barnes co host. M O L Class of First Baptist Church luncheon at 12 15. O W Club covers dish supper at 8 with Mrs Milholland 408 North Johnson. Buchanan Street Methodist Church youth department play at 8 in Buchanan Street School auditorium. Twentieth Century Club at 230 o'clock with Mrs L B Cox 1121 Broadmoor. Let Temps Club at 3 with Mrs Frank Warren 2200 Polk Street.
Dimming of First Love's Glory Should Bring Comfort
Advice column on keeping intimacy in long marriage and handling late-life romance issues. It urges steady warmth through daily courtesies, understanding, and intelligent communication rather than chasing the height of initial passion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Hirst
Mid-Week Bridge Club Hosts Luncheon Notes
The Mid-Week Bridge Club held a bridge luncheon at Mrs. F. C. Garthwait's home with dahlia, zinnia, and aster decorations. Mrs. Houston Barrett was elected secretary and won high score. Mrs. C. H. Van Fleet was low and Mrs. H. E B. Streetman traveled. Guests included Mrs. Eula Formby and others. no meeting next week due to the Tri-State Fair. next gathering set for September 30 at Mrs. Frank Hackley’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Garthwait
Dahlias
Zinnias
Asters
Houston Barrett
Barrett
C. H. van Fleet
H. E B. Streetman
Eula Formby
Laura Harrison
Claudia Pyeatt
Frank Hackley
Buchanan Street
Tuesday Study Club Opens Year With France Program
Mrs C P Woody and Mrs W A Howard hosted the first meeting of the season at Mrs Woody’s home. Mrs John E Hill led the lesson with an illustrated talk on the geography of France. Guests included Mrs O R Paris of Dallas and Mrs Harry Carr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Woody
W. A. Howard
Woody
John E. Hill
France
H. A. Waller
Tom Williams
FE. A. Ford
L Aiguillee Club Sees Constitution Reading At Cox Home
Mrs. F W Cox hosted L Aiguillee Club at 1624 Ong Street where Mrs A D Lidta read the constitution and by laws during the business session led by Mrs F M Neal. Refreshments were served to members listed. next meeting set with Mrs A W SoRelle at 836 Lipscomb Street on October 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Cox
L’aiguillee Club
Ong Street
A. D. Lidia
F. M. Neal
L. Edwards
Sarah
T. Williams
A. D. Lidta
Maude Munn
Ella Burch
T. B. Jones
FE. C. Britain
Dave Wood
Will Thompson
H. C. Chesnutt
Rankin Russell
A. W. SoRelle
Lipscomb Street
Marmola Tablets Promise Fat Loss Through Gland Theory
Advertorial from a medical claim pamphlet asserts Marmola Prescription Tablets target a fat burning gland to reduce excess weight. It claims the gland outputs 1.5 drops of vital fluid daily, compares its effect to coal burning, and urges readers to buy Marmola from druggists instead of dieting or strenuous exercise.
P. E. O. Sisterhood Opens Season at Mrs McLellan Home
Chapter 7 of the P. E. O. Sisterhood met at the home of Mrs. G. H. McLellan for a luncheon. Assistant hostesses Mesdames T Crowe C W Seibel and George Erlandson assisted. Members shared vacation highlights. Two guests Mrs. Alfred Gosnell and Mrs. F R Stanberry attended with 19 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. F. O. Sisterhood
O R C Auxiliary Luncheon Hosted by Mrs Morris
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Order of Railway Conductors held a covered dish luncheon at Mrs. A J Morris home Tuesday with Mrs Ross Taylor as co hostess. Guests included Mrs James Smock Miss Emily Saunders and Mrs E K Hill. Members and guests enjoyed bridge and hearts games with cash prizes awarded to several attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Morris
Ross Taylor
W. D. McClure
C. V. Wood
W. F. Dale
Josh Kelly
W. A. Roff
James Smock
Emily Saunders
E. K. Hill
Mesdames
W. J. Daley
Ernest Best
J. F. Eubanks
L. W. Ryan
Byron Bumpus
D. C. West
O. H. Galloway
A. P. Smith
Melvin Evans
Harry Sager
Frank Hamilton
W. A. Standish
Mrs. C. R. Garner Hosts Circle 2 Luncheon
Circle No. 2 of the Central Presbyterian Woman’s Council gathered at Mrs. C. R. Garner’s country home for a lovely luncheon. Fall flowers decorated the setting as members discussed final Tri-State Fair arrangements and enjoyed a brief business session. Attendees included Mesdames Richards, Baugham, Mercer, Tipps, Conger, Benesch, Herrington, Ogle, Gee, Gifford, Pollard, Service, Morman, Fairchild, Clark, Hastings, Harris, Warner, Adamson, Renfroe, Hutto, Tompkins, Patterson, Miller, Dyer, Wiard, and Miss Seale among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Council
The
Central Presbyterian Church
C. R. Garner
Tri-State Fair
Mesdames J. J. Richards
P. BE. Baugham
Glen L. Mercer
Theodore Tipps
F. R. Conger
E. M. Benesch
Herrington
W. W. Ogle
W. EB. Gee
J. O. Gifford
W. P. Pollard
J. J. Service
W. W. Morman
W. F. Fairchild
O. J. Clark
Guy Hastings
Norman Harris
E. B. Warner
Adamson
O. R. Renfroe
J. Roy
Mrs. Morrison Honored at Early Afternoon Shower
A shower for Mrs. J. C. Morrison was hosted yesterday by Mrs. L. B. West and Mrs. D. M. Reeves at 815 Alabama Street. Attendees included Mesdames Gruver, Patterson, Thurlow West, Moore, A. B. West, Earl Gruver, Sloan, Reeves, L. V. Smith, Restine, and West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Morrison
L. B. West
D. M. Reeves
Mrs. West
Alabama Street
R. J. Gruver
H. B. Patterson
Thurlow West
R. C. Moore
A. 8
West
Earl Gruver
Sloan
O. A. Reeves
Ll. V. Smith
Joe Restine
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Speech Arts Association
J. £. Hill
Mary Miller Beard
Rose Jasper Nickell
Llano Estacado
Maxwell Anderson
Spicer's
Polk St
Paris
Palais Royal
Polk
Fellowship Hall
Glenwood
Parent-Teacher Association
St. Mary's Academy
Child Conservation League of America
L. R. Barker
Fourteenth Avenue
Child Study Club
Forest Barnes
Fountain
Amarillo College
Blue Bonnet Needle Club
G. W. Camp
Child Welfare Club
C. E. Grownover
Polk Street
J. Q. Barnes
First Baptist Church
O. W. Club
Milholland
North Johnson Street
Young People's Department
Buchanan Street Methodist Church
Twentieth Century Club
L. B. Cox
Broadmoor
Let Temps Club
Frank Warren
L’ Aiguillee Club
Bivins
Bivins School
Elks Club
Carlton Seales Orchestra
Pp. T. A
Wilson School
American Legion
Legion Home
Legionnaires
O. R. C. Auxiliary
Mrs. Morrison
Schilling
Izon Marizos
Kirshmoor
Coats
L. Rubinstein
Edgar Parsons
Ira Morris
Emil F. Myers
Malcolm Clack
Amarillo College of Music, Inc
Tyler St
Taylor
the Academy of Music and Art
Mme
Sylvia Tell
Amarillo
S.S.S
Hollywood
B. R. Solnick
Mgr
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