Past Presidents Honored at Harmony Club Meeting
Harmony Club held its first meeting of the year with a luncheon at Mrs. Mayer’s home 1601 Madison Street. Miss Miller directed a program honoring past presidents, featuring members and guests including Mrs. J. D. Cole and Miss Mattie Mae Swisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Mayer
Madison Street
Lou Stogner
N. D. Bartlett
J. B. Newby
Kathryn Mille
Margaret Harris
Grace Godard
Houston
May Peterson Thompson
Mesdames Cole
Thompson
Godard
G. G Mayer
Vernon B. Thompson
Miss Swisher
Mesdames R. W. Adams
Tester Blakemore
Burnett Jack Burgess
R. A. Duncan
Howard W. Lynch
Floyd Marsh
R. C. Martini
R. N. McKitterick
F. M. McLaughlin
F. W. Mize
Evelyn Price
Otis Trulove
H. N. Wheeler
James M. Wise
Paul Womack
Rober Wilson
F. E. Woodruff
Gladys Henderson
J. Alton May
Riley Strickland
Miss Harris
Home Workers Club
Earl Grider
North Pierce Street
Bill Alisman
Help
A. W. Williams
Sewing Club Honors Mrs W A Christian
Members of the El Martes Sewing Club surprised president Mrs W A Christian with a party and handkerchief shower at her home 215 West Fifteenth Avenue. A bouquet and a club gift were presented and refreshments served to attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Martes Sewing Club
W. A. Christian
Mrs. Christian
West Fifteenth Avenue
L. P. Duche
G. R. Herbert
Annie Ledford
Myrtle Hanks
J. F. Archer
J. M. Wiley
W.T. Williford
Jay Laverty
Caticura Soap Promises Soothing Skin Relief
An advertisement touts Caticura Soap as daily toilet soap for irritated skin. It claims medicinal and emollient properties from Caticura Ointment to soothe and keep the skin clear, highlighting its comfort and skin care benefits.
P T A Council Plans Clothing Exchange For Needy Children
Amarillo Council of Parents and Teachers to sponsor a clothing exchange for needy school children. A Tyler Street School meeting appointed C W Whittington chair and Charles M Rogers co chair to set up a room named the Parent Teacher Clothing Exchange. A fall check up of the Summer Round Up Campaign was also planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Amarillo
Council
Tyler Street School
C. W. Whittington
Charles M. Rogers
B. M. Primer
Blanche Spurlock
Gervis Taylor
Rogers
W. TI. Dinan
W. D. Westbay
Officers of Wesley Friendship Class Meet at Mrs Lane Smith Home
The Wesley Friendship Class of San Jacinto Methodist met at Mrs J Lane Smith 711 Tennessee St to appoint officers and committees. A party for class members and friends is planned at Mrs Joe Shields 403 Forest St Friday at 7 30 pm with transportation calls to 5359 4082 or 4810.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Friendship
San Jacinto Methodist Church
J. Lane Smith
Tennessee Street
C. Coffee
J. R. McDowell
Smith
Elmer J. Scott
Jee Brown
C. I. LaMunyon
H. L., Jacobs
Joe Shields
Clarence Howell
M. Phipps
Ralph Allred
Missionary
Christian Service
McDowell
D. H. Lohoefer
O. M. Howie
Alva Slay
Ed Wilson
LaMannon
Robert Townes
Ed Elliott
Thurman Gholston
H. van Valkinburg
Homer Tuttle
C. M. Deganhardt
F. M. Rutledge
Joe Shield
Forest Street
Junior Child Study Club Meets at Sparks Home
The Junior Child Study Club will meet at Mrs. J. I. Sparks 206 Sunset with Mrs. A. J. Jorden as assistant hostess. Mrs. Walter Williford Jr leads a lesson on The Heritage. Mrs. Jack E F Lester discusses Magnolia Gardens and Mrs. J. R. Wiggins talks Mansions of Mardinez.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. I. Sparks
Sunset
A. J. Jorden
Walter Williford, Jr
Jack EF. Lester
Magnolia Gardens
J. R. Wiggins
Mardinez
W. 8, Lazard
Country Club Dance Set for Saturday Night in Amarillo
The Amarillo Country Club announces the first dance of the Winnie season to be held Saturday night. Logan Sargent and his Band from Plainview will supply music for dancing from 9 30 to 12 30. Members may bring local guests with the regular guest fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Country Club
Logan Sargent
Plainview
Huckabees Honored At Farewell Party
A farewell party honored Rev. and Mrs. J. S. Huckabee who leave Thursday for Frost Texas. The San Jacinto Methodist Church youth group hosted a surprise dinner at the Wise home and presented a gift in appreciation for their years as Buchanan Street Church pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huckabee
Frost
Texas
Huckabees
H. M. Wise
Young People's Department
San Jacinto
Pleasant Valley P T A Holds First Meeting Of Season
The Pleasant Valley Parent-Teacher Association met in the school building for its first gathering of the season. Plans for an October open house and the October 25 carnival were set, two officers were elected, and new historian Mrs J Huosaker and new reporter Mrs C H Nixon were named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Valley
Parent- Teacher Association
J. Huosaker
C. H. Nixon
Social clubs and meeting notices in Amarillo
Local notices list numerous club meetings and events around Amarillo. Groups include Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary at American Legion Home, River Road Home Demonstration Club, Scout Parents of Troop 16, Mizpah Club, Sandie Mathers Club, Home Craft Club, Woman's Club, Pierian Club, and more with times mostly in the afternoon or evening. Some events postponed or rescheduled, venues on Polk Street, North Independence, Van Buren, and other local streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Chapmen
North Kentucky Street
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
American Legion
Polk Street Methodist Church
Marion Hill
North Independence Street
Kitchen hints and social notices from vintage column
Cooking tips include cauliflower odor control with cheesecloth and vinegar jars cleaning with vinegar and warm soapy water. Recipes suggest making mince pies ahead, baking sponge cake batter in muffin pans, and repurposing hollowed cakes for gelatin or fruit. Social items list Octette Bridge Club at 720 1-2 West Tenth Avenue, plans for River Road Club, and an Amarillo Rebekah Lodge event with tailor made umbrellas and bridge.
Planting Seeds and Use of Cold Frames
The article discusses seed germination rates and explains the value of cold frames for starting seeds. It advises readers to use cold frames or construct seed frames from boards as practical, long lasting solutions to improve germination outcomes and efficiency.
Build a low cost garden frame and shade from scraps
A simple ground level frame built from old screen doors and one by twos creates a durable base. Add a lath shade with half inch spacing and finish with a cloth shade from muslin burlap or cheese cloth for a protective cold frame setup in a yard.
Bivins P T A Opens Season With New Officers
The Bivins School Parent-Teacher Association elected council delegates and new room mothers at the first meeting of the year held at the school. Health chairman was Mrs. Don S. Marsalis and welfare chairman Mrs. H F Lanier. Program participants included several named members and Mee Daniel Studio presented numbers. A reception honored teachers with pink and white refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bivins School Parent-Teacher Association
Council
Mesdames Odell Harris
C. J. Curtis
Willard Harris
Mesdames H. EF. Boxveman
J. B Matlin
W. G. Riddle
Don S. Marsalis
H. F. Lanier
Mesdames
R. H. Kelly
J. B. Briscoe
Glenn F. Bowen
EF. M. Frost
F. B. Poole
Bobby Baglar
Dwight Rabbitt
Warren Daniel
Mee Daniel
Mussolini Presses for Ethiopian Rail Line Control
The article describes Mussolini declaring a siege around Malta and pressing Italy’s demand for a Addis Ababa to coast rail route, while Britain mobilizes and questions Italy’s aims. It notes tensions, naval moves at Suez and Ethiopia as central to the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suez Canal
Malta
Mussolini
Africa
Mediterranean
England
Italy
Ethiopia
Addis Ababa
England and Mussolini loom in naval power talk
The article suggests England seeks defense with a vast naval buildup and a national defense loan. It notes Mussolini’s refusal to back down and warns of a race in maritime arms. It posits Washington’s interest in the rumor of Britain’s plans for a one billion dollar program with six battleships thirty six cruisers and numerous destroyers submarines and planes to counter ships and air power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
England
National Defense Loan
Buried Treasure and Naval Build Up Mentioned
The excerpt imagines vast gold wealth from Rhinegold and ten thousand million dollars in gold pouring in. It argues a one percent stake on buried treasure could fund an air and submarine fleet to protect the gold, reflecting wartime economic thinking.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harmony
Sewing Club
T. Duncan Stewart Leopold Aner Sveaiem
Academy of Music & Arts
Caticura
P.T. A. Council
Dr. Shelton
First Christian Church
Highland Park P. 1
Highland Park Parent-Teacher Association
Bath
Calleta
Pes
Swagger
P.T. A
SAN Jacinto P. 1. A. TO
Parent-Teacher Association
Rebekahs
Amarillo Rebekah Lodge
T. H Rodgers
Nort
Hill Street
Baptist Circle
Grace Wells Circle
First Baptist Church
George Klock
Hayden Street
P.O
Meeng
National Federation of Post Office Clerks
James Ely
Carolina Street
Paris
Grace Moore
Social
Alendal
River Road
Linger Longer Bridge Club
Edward Watson
Northwest Texas Hospital
Amarilla Assembly
Order of Rainbow
Alice Hertner
Phersday
Mizpah
Mrs. Thomas Watson
Wildorado
Sandie Mathers Club
RP Parcells
van Buren Street
Home Craft Club
Woman's Club
4. B. Martin
Hughes Street
Pierian Club
FE. Cecil Seaman
Tyley Street
Progressive Child Study Club
E. P. Cave
Athenaeum Club
MacDowell Music Club
J. M. Davis
T. D. Club
R. G. Suliinger
Florida Street
Royal Neighbors of America
O. O. F. Hall
Buchanan Street
Unity Study Club
Tayior Street
Harrion Street
Odette Bridge Club
E. W. Fields
West Tenth Avenue
Bula Formby
Navegar Study Club
T. H McDonald
Western Avenue
Kappa Delta Kappa Chapter
Delphian Society
Charles Reagan
Sunshine Child Study Club
J. Clyde Wright
Trulove
Amama
Soncy Home Demonstration Club
J. E. Broaddus
River Road Study Club
Ww. B. Gilbert
Lindy Tou Bridge Club
Gene Chapman
North Pierce, Street
Eula Fomby
W Pields
Octette Bridge Club
Fields
West
Tenth Avenue
London
River Road Club
W. B. Gilbert
T. H. Rodgers
North Hill Street
Schilling
Uu, H.M Tenny
Bivins P. T. A
Traiy
Aly
League of Nations
Vanity
Mehl
Haddock
Poo! Drug Store
Nelson Drug Co
van Buren Pharmacy
Ragatelle
Regent's
New York
Vogue
Harper's Bazaar
Velour
Rereta
Regent’s
Polk ST
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