Guest Honored at Party by Mrs Ella Carlander
Mrs. Ella D. Carlander hosted an open house at 3703 Fountain for house guest Mrs. William Broderick of Ottawa Kansas during a 4 to 5:30 pm visit. Assisted by Mrs. Guy Carlander and others, about 40 guests attended as fall flowers brightened the rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella D. Carlander
William Broderick
Ottawa
Kan
Carlander
Guy Carlander
C. A. Robertson
BE. C. Britain
Prank Warret
Social Calendar Events Tonight and Friday
The Social Calendar lists Fight and Forty of the American Legion Auxiliary at 8 oclock with Mrs M L Puller and hostess Mrs A Petersen at 1310 Harrison Street. Wodamen Circle meets at LO C Hall at 8. Friday includes a postponed Child Study Club until Oct 14 due to the Tri State Fair. Also services and meetings at First Baptist Church and Delta Kappa Gamma meal at Amarillo Hotel with Red Carnation Lodge at LO O F Hall 2 oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Legion Auxiliary
M. L. Puller
Harrison Street
A. Petersen
Surprise Birthday Party Honors Mary Elizabeth Thompson
A surprise party at the Latham Apartments honored Mary Elizabeth Thompson. Bunko prizes went to Gladys Hutton and Son Walker, Frances Ward and William Thompson. After a treasure hunt, gifts were found and refreshments served to a long list of guests including Mick's Maxine Fowler Billie Jean Beck Frances Ward Adeline Snow Gladys Hutton Virginia Yeager Betty Bramjet Bournis Fowler and the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Thompson
Latham Apartments
Gladys Hutton
Walker
Frances Ward
William Thompson
Law
Mick
Maxine Fowler
Billie Jean Beck
Adeline Snow
Virginia Yeager
Betty Bramjet
Bournis Fowler
J. H. Miller
Junior Club Hears Talks at Capitol Hotel Meeting
The Junior Business Women's Club met Tuesday evening at the Capitol Hotel with Miss Allie Rhea Owen presiding. Talks covered grooming and first impressions with speakers on cleanliness hair hands eyes teeth and voice while new members Miss Kathren Coleman and Lenore Hawkins were introduced. The next meeting is set for October 4 at the Capitol Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Business Women's Club
Capitol Hotel
Allie Rhea Owen
Julia Dean
Rhodes Irby
Eyes of Texas
Twelfth Street Rag
Allyne Whelchel
Bert Fletcher
Hubert Jackson
Ruth Rodgers
Miles June Gristy
Kathren Coleman
Anne Kirkpatrick
Lenore Hawking
G. G. Taylor
Jewell Davidson
Iola Rucker
Virginia Wisdom
Bert, Fletcher
Ethel Davis
Beatrice Reed
Mary K. Utterback
Billy Ross
Ardith Slaton
June Gristy
Allyne Wheichel
Donna Clyde Wright
Evelyn Robeson
Clarene Norton
Anna Mary Nelson
Ethel Hicks
Anna Kirkpatrick
Lenore Hawkins
Jewell Tucker
Officers of Two Baptist Circles Entertained
Mrs J M Sears and Mrs EF L Davis entertained officers of the Alice Bagby Smith and Clara Bell Prior circles of the First Baptist Church Tuesday afternoon at Mrs Davis home. Mrs Sears gave the devotional. All officers responded. Her schoolline Journey presented a program of readings and piano numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Sears
EF. L. Davis
Alice Bagby Smith
Clara Bell
First Baptist Church
Davis
Sears
Child Study Club Postpones Friday Meeting
The Child Study Club has postponed its Friday afternoon gathering to October 14.
Class Installs New Officers At Luncheon
The Martha Class of First Baptist Church held an installation luncheon at the church on Tuesday. Mrs. R. M. Kidwell was installed as president with a host of vice presidents and officers named. Music featured solos by Mrs. R. R. Swindell and a violin piece by Mrs. John Josey. Dr. J. Howard Williams, pastor, spoke on Service and led the installation prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha
First Baptist Church
R. M. Kidwell
R. Earle O'Keefe
R. H. Routh
R. R. Swindell
John Josey
Josey
J. Howard Williams
Emory Wood
Routh
M. Allen Baker
R. B. Burnett
M. L. Ammons
M. Tweedy
F. B. Martin
R. B. Woolf
Frank Walton
Fellowship
T. F. Gilbert
Sam Elkins
Jim Bell
Class Ministries
H. H. Rumsey
L. D. Blasinga
W. B. Mason
B. F. Ellis
Kay Cathcart
8. Smith
J. Co. White
Guy R. Bradley
H. B. Reynolds
J. W. Derrick
John F. Coffman
C. W. Miller
T. J. Templeton
N. C. Rettinger
Cc. G. Bell
R. Earl O'Keefe
Robert B. Burnett
Bob Clinkscale
J. P. LeNeveu
Richard A. Carter
J. T. Roberts
Glen Casey
Clyde Williams
Ted H. Lokey
E. F. Zimmerman
Robert 8. Wright
Tom D. Wilson
F. Walton
Ray B. Woolf
R. D. Northen
L. D
R. C. Gerlach
Laurel Harris
H. L. Fleetwood
Dr. J. Howard Williams
Bertha Gartner
Julia Ann Rountree
Ella McKena
Mable Henderson
Legion Auxiliary to Meet at Mrs Fuller’s Home
The 8 and 40 of the American Legion Auxiliary plan a Thursday night gathering at Mrs. M. L. Fuller’s residence 1910-D Harrison Street. Mrs. Petersen serves as assistant hostess and Mrs. Charles Lowe oversees the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puller
American Legion Auxiliary
M. L. Fuller
Harrison Street
A.petersen
Charles Lowe
Miss Estelle Stephens Honored At Coffee And Crystal Shower
Miss Estelle Stephens bride elect of Arthur Donald Houska was feted at a coffee and crystal shower hosted by Mrs. Maurice H. Dye and Miss Louise Gober at 1007 West Twentieth Avenue last night. The event featured a blue reflector centerpiece and silver decor with guests including Estelle Stephens and Louise Gober among many others. The couple is set to wed October 1 at Central Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estelle Stephens
Arthur Donald Houska
Maurice H. Dye
Louise Gober
Richard Roberts
W. B. Colwell
Dick Gibbons
James Dailey
Julia Elbouri
Mary Donaldson
Kathleen Hayden
Camille Arden
Margaret Scarborough
Bernice Arnold
Jane Maharon
Amber Darnall
Jo Woodlief
Charlene Mead
Mary Edith Batson
Frances Munn
Kathleen Beaty
Myrtle Maud Munn
Louise Hertner
Sara Moreland
Juanita McGee
Martha Nell Stack
Martha Davis
Anna Ruth Hawkins
Cecile Parsons
Mesdames
Kathryn Dye
Anna Ruth May
Margaret Roberts
Vena Sullivan
Velma Gibbons
Doris Roberts
Dorothy Davis
Mary Elizabeth Rathmell
Evelyn Price
Maurine Sims
Alice Beth Caldwell
May Ma Jone
Mary Holman Dailey
Miss Stephens
Mr. Houska
Central Presbyterian Church
W. O Stephens
Amoma Class to Have Installation Service
The Amoma Class of the First Baptist Church will hold an installation service this Friday night at the church. A short play titled What Shall I Wear will be presented. All class members and their husbands are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amoma
First Baptist Church
Rainbow Girls Initiate Four Members at Mason Temple
Four new members were initiated into the Order of Rainbow for Girls during a Wednesday night ceremony at the Masonic Temple. The new initiates are Marcalea Richman Yvonne Stevens Phyllis Munson and Elizabeth Rollins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow
Order of Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Marcalea Richman
Yvonne Stevens
Phyllis Munson
Elizabeth Rollins
Queen Claims Record With Litter of 14 Pups
Queen the Great Dane gave birth to 14 puppies at Chenango Bridge kennels run by Joseph T. Tingley in Binghamton New York. Only one pup died when the mother rolled over it. Queen is two years old and previously produced 11 pups last October, a notable feat in dog circles where six is a good litter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binghamton
N. Y
U.P
Queen
Chenango Bridge
Joseph T. Tingley
Golfers Play Last Hole Aided by Auto Lights
In Brockville Ontario a night golf match ended in a tie for two couples in a two ball mixed foursome. The club president ordered another hole as dark settled, with players guiding by moonlight and car headlights. Willis and Kincaid finally won the match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockville
Ont
G. ¥. Toshack
Willis
Archie Kincaid
Marmola Prescription Tablets Claim Slimming Aid
Personal To Fat Girls advertises Marmola Prescription Tablets as a simple path to a slimmer face and figure by eating sensibly and taking four Marmola tablets daily until fat loss occurs. It notes long selling history, limited scope for hypothyroidism linked fat, and that a physician’s diagnosis is required. The complete formula is included in every package.
Wilson PTA Plans Year With Carnival and Plays
Wilson School PTA executive board outlined the year’s work at a Tuesday meeting. The carnival is set for Oct. 7 and the first PTA meeting for Oct. 4. Plans include the theme Present Day Forces Affecting the Child and Youth and several children’s plays this fall and winter, including Peter Pan on Oct. 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson School Parent-Teacher Association
Frank Hoyt
Don Hughes
T. M. Brown
Carl Adams
George Cramer
Ostell Smith
Gordon Edwards
Frank Jordan
L. R. Bunting
Ed Lovell
Frances Singleton
The
Childhood Education Association
Red Carnation Lodge to Meet Friday
Red Carnation Lodge will hold a regular meeting Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the I O O F Hall. Refreshments will be served by Estelline Dixon Ida Mae and Cora Mae Eubanks Ora Mae Fidler and Kate Fowler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Carnation Lodge
I. O. O. F. Hall
Estelline Dixon
Ida Mae
Cora Mae Eubanks
Ora Mae Fidler
Kate Fowler
Delta Kappa Gamma Pi Chapter Dinner Meeting
The Delta Kappa Gamma Pi Chapter holds a dinner in the Blue Room of the Amarillo Hotel Friday at 6 o'clock. A business session will be led by Miss Annie McDonald, president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pi Chapter
Delta Kappa Gamma
Amarillo Hotel
Amarillo
Annie McDonald
AAUW Invites Prospective Members to Musical Tea
The Amarillo Branch of the American Association of University Women invites prospective members to a musical tea next Monday at 3 30 p m at the Amarillo Country Club. Reservations due by Saturday via Mrs John Maynard phone 2 1047. Mrs Earl Barnt presides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of University Women
Amarillo
Amarillo Country Club
John Maynard
Maynard
Earl Barnt
Delphians Hold Lesson Luncheon in Amarillo
Palo Duro Chapter of the Delphian Society met Tuesday morning in Federation Club Rooms with Mrs. Howard Lynch leading a Greek drama study. Members reviewed Oedipus Tyrannus by Sophocles and discussed the play. luncheon honor for past president Mrs. T. G. Hull featured a presentation of the Delphian jewel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palo Duro
The
Delphian Society
Federation Club
Howard Lynch
Sophocles
Mesdames Lynch
R. D. Hockensmith
George Ray
T. G. Hull
van A. Bruner
Amarillo Hotel
R. H. Kelly
Hull
B. C. Elliott
W. E. Snow
W. M. Adams
T. P. Churchill
Joe Jenkins
C. Cc. Kuhne
W. E. Routh
J. E. Cunningham
Harmony Club Presidents Day Luncheon Opens Season
The Harmony Club announces a Presidents Day Luncheon on Monday at 12 45 p m at 1610 Taylor Street the home of Mrs Otis Trulove. Assistant hostesses are Mesdames E R Mayer R C Martini E S Burnett and R A Duncan. Members should call Mrs Trulove to confirm attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Club
Otis Trulove
Taylor Street
E. R. Mayer
R. C. Martini
E. S. Burnett
R. A. Duncan
Mrs Chester Pyeatt Hosts Mid-Week Bridge Club
Mrs Chester Pyeatt entertained the Mid-Week Bridge Club at 1817 Polk Street yesterday afternoon. High score went to Mrs Mazzie Snee, second to Mrs N H Greer, with traveling by Mrs H E Streetman. Other players included Mrs H C Harrison, E C Garthwait, C C Blake, the hostess and Mrs J T Hail as guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Pyeatt
Polk Street
Mazzie Snee
N. H. Greer
H. E. Streetman
H. C. Harrison
E. C. Garthwait
C. C. Blake
J. T. Hail
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Hollywood
Newson
Kayser
New Jersey
Hollywood Dress Shoppe
Polk St
Wodamen Circle
LO. C
Amama
O. F. Hall
Child Study Club
Booth
New
Booth Fisheries Corporation
7Th ST
Wilson Pta
AAUW
Delphians
Nur Aay
News-Globe
Procter & Gamble
America
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