All Welcome Club Hosts Fall Social at Forest Park
Mr. and Mrs. Don Loden opened their home at 706 Forest Park Avenue to All Welcome Club members for an autumn social. A pink and green theme and autumn flowers framed bridge games won by Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Shoemaker and others, with seven couples and three singles in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Loden
Forest Park Avenue
All Welcome Club
Glenn Shoemaker
Noble Fowlkes
Harry Daley
Truitt Culpepper
Mary Elizabeth Ledford
Grace Gardner
C. H. Dresbach
Jimmy Eldridge
Mrs George Pratt Hosts Bridge Club Gathering
Mrs George Pratt entertained the 1929 Bridge Club yesterday at 701 Sunset. High guest prize went to Mrs Lind say Smith. high score prize to Mrs C E Dugger and second to high to Mrs Arnold Atterbury. Seated guests included Mrs L G Stogner and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Pratt
Lindsay Smith
C. E. Dugger
Arnold Atterbury
L. G. Stogner
B. Bock
W. S. Izzard
J. C. Richardson
Billy Boren
Milton Cunningham
George Pidcoke
C. C. Bridges
R. L. Gulley
Tom Harris
Paul J. Smith
E.M. Ratcliff
J. B. Trollinger
L Aiquillee Club Hosts Mrs Williams With Luncheon
Roses and fall blooms decorated the home of Mrs. Howard Williams at 1812-B Polk Street as she hosted the L Aiquillee Club with a covered dish luncheon. Afterward, sewing provided afternoon diversion with many members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Williams
Polk Street
L’aiquillee Club
J. W. Cartwright
Lewis Anthony
Oklahoma City
Betty Todd
J. A. Dunivan
S. D. Simmons
E. T. Kennedy
Sanborn P T A Meeting Slated Tomorrow Afternoon
The Sanborn School Parent Teacher Association will meet tomorrow at 3 30 in the school. Important business will be discussed and all members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association of the
Sanborn School
Kongenial Kard Club Hosts Bridge Night
Mrs. J. M. Hagan welcomed members at 1105 Jackson Street for bridge with W. J. Satterwhite winning high score and T. M. King earning second prize. A short business session followed as attendees listed include Emmett Engman Hinds Wolfe King Merry Oliver Turner and Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kongenial Kard Club
J. M. Hagan
Jackson Street
W. J. Satterwhite
T. M. King
R. T. Emmett
G. A. Engman
Fred. Hinds
Fred Wolfe
T. M
Social Calendar of Local Clubs and Meetings
A schedule of social events with times and hosts including Sew Jolly Club at Bryan Street 2:30, Gamma Delphians at Women's Club rooms 7:45, Mizpah Club Line Avenue 3, Le Mirage Bridge Club Jackson Street 2:30, P T A Alice Landergin School 3:30, MacDowell Music Club West Thirteenth Street 2:30, Pierian Club Bonham 8, P T A Sanborn School 8:30, Buchanan School 3:50, La Conicienta Club West Fourteenth Street 3, Thursday Needle Club West Eleventh Street 3:15, Brasley Chapter West Fourteenth Street 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sew Jolly Club
Homer Gettys
Bryan Street
Gamma Delphians
Mizpah Club
Joe Mobley
Line Avenue
le Mirage Bridge Club
Earl Barnett
Jackson Street
P.T. A. Alice
P. L. Bottoms
West Thirteenth Street
Pierian Club
H. H. Cooper
Bonham
Sanborn
P.-T
Buchanan School
la Conicienta Club
James Ely
West Fourteenth Street
Needle
S. F. Wanser
West Eleventh Street
Brasley
C. I. A. Club
R. B. Robinett
L. T. D. Sewing Club All Day Picnic
The L. T. D. Sewing Club plans an all day picnic tomorrow at Broadmoor Park. Members meet at San Jacinto Methodist Church at 10 oclock. If weather is bad an all day meeting will be held with Mrs. J. T. McIver at 400 Maryland Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. T. D. Sewing Club
Broadmoor Park
San Jacinto Methodist Church
J. T. McIver
Maryland Street
Goat Queen Retires To 50-Section Ranch
The queen of the goat world Mia N M Armer of Mia New Mexico retires from active business to hand over operations of a 50 section ranch with 5000 goats to her seven children. She pioneered the Spanish goat in the modern Angora breed and has been the country’s leading woman breeder. Her retirement leaves her with supervision duties while her children manage all business. Cape Motif description follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
San Angelo
Tex
Mia
N. M. Armer
Ironized Yeast Claims Boost in Weight and Energy
A public school instructor, Mr. Minus L. Clark, touts Ironized Yeast for rapid weight gain and energy, saying two bottles added 18 pounds, improved complexion, and boosted endurance. Testimonials claim 5 to 20 pounds in three weeks with safer, gas-free tablets and a money-back guarantee if not satisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Clark
Lea's Hair Tonic Promises Reverses Gray Hair
An advertisement claims Lea's Hair Tonic restores natural hair color and cures dandruff eczema and hair loss. It asserts gradual shade changes from gray to brown red auburn black or blonde with long lasting results and notes tests deem it harmless. It offers a home regimen with a dollar sent to Lea Tonic Co. for a regular bottle and full directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lea
Lea Tonic Co
Brentwood
Premier's Kin and Mrs Hoover Share Social Work Interest
Ishbel MacDonald, daughter of the British premier, plans to visit America with her father, focusing on social work in London slums. She will join Mrs. Hoover in discussions on human progress and child welfare, emulating engagement with public health and Girl Scouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue McNamara
Washington
Ishbel MacDonald
America
Marie
Romania
London
East End
Public Health Administration
White House
Queen Marie
Coolidges
Lossiemouth
Wendy
Sir James Barrie
Orgatone Praised In Amarillo Letter
H L Hefley of the Smelter in Amarillo Texas endorses Orgatone after his wife reports relief from fifteen years of sick headaches gas and kidney issues. He cites improved appetite sleep energy and overall health after four bottles and says previous treatments were a waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orgatone
H. L. Hefley
the Smelter
McMasters Street
Amarillo
Texas
Mr. Hefley
Algne
Fox Drug Co
Flemish Carrots Recipe and Sugar Institute Advice
A noted woman cooking authority shares a Flemish Carrots method with 18 carrots sliced like matches and simmered with sugar parsley salt and cream. The piece also promotes adding a dash of sugar to enhance flavors across vegetables and desserts as part of a balanced diet urged by The Sugar Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sugar Institute
Rainbow Girls To Have Meeting At Masonic Temple
The Order of Rainbow Girls will meet this evening at eight o clock in the Masonic Temple for a public installation of officers. A program will be given and refreshments served during the social hour. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
Mrs J G Ballard Hosts Junior Woman's Club
Mrs John G Ballard hosted the Junior Woman's Club yesterday afternoon at 1705 Polk Street. A brief business session was led by the club president Mrs Bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Ballard
Junior Woman's Club
Polk Street
Bond
Burgess Hosts Tea for Philosophy Club Meeting
Mrs. Bond Burgess and Mrs. G J Nunn presided as the club, guided by the year book committee including Mrs Neal Hall Mrs Arthur Ware and Mrs Miles Bivins, studied philosophy art poetry drama and literature with tea served at a rose and orchid centerpiece table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. J. Nunn
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Mrs. Loden
E. R. Bauman
Wichita
Kansas
Dallas
Aiquillee Club
Mrs. Williams
Hoover
Gasteam
Rainbow Girls
J. G. Ballard
G. C. Bruce
Hot Springs
Ark
Oliver.Eakle
Dance OF Life
Skelly
Nancy Carroll
Duces
Tually
G. C. Elder
Graduate Corsetiere
Polk
Amarillo Building
Clow Gasteam Heating Company
Lubbock, Texas
Temple Ellis Building
William
Boyd
Carol Lombard
Talking News
I & Dent
the Family Theatre
Rialto
George Vey
Paul Lukas
Wall Street
Triangle Electric Company
West 7Th Ave
Dial
Patricia, Inc
Polk St
Chinchilla
MARSHALL FIELD @ COMPANY
Misses Taylor
East 6Th Ave
Wave Moneys
First National Bank Security Service
W. H. Fuqua
Amarillo, Texas
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