Tomorrow’s Social Calendar Highlights Local Women's Groups
Numerous church and Auxiliary meetings populate the day. St Andrew's Episcopal Wo man’s Auxiliary gathers at 2 with Mrs T J Considine. W M S of First Baptist holds all day sessions starting 10 30. Polk Street Methodist Missionary society meets in Epworth Hall with lessons from Temple Hill and a 1 15 afternoon session. Circles of the First Christian meet at 3 with listed hosts. San Jacinto Methodist W M S attends at 3 on Moslem Women. Apron committee meets at St Andrew's at 2 30 with Mrs Henry Gooch. West Amarillo Christian Circle 1 meets at 3 with Mrs Ready. Southern Presbyterian Woman's Auxiliary meets at 3 at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew's
R. E. L. Morgan
William Hammond
Olin F. Niardy
W. M. Pearce
E. E. Adams
G. C. Davis
Harmony Club Holds Its First Meeting in Autumn Luncheon
The Harmony club opened its season with a 1 PM luncheon at Mrs. R. A. Duncan’s home 2002 Tyler Street. Hostesses Mrs. Duncan Mrs. N. D. Bartlett and Miss J. C. Dickie led a four course autumn menu with musical entertainment by Mrs. F. E. Woodruff Mrs. E. H. Gipson and Miss Miriam Canfield amid orange tapers and autumn decor.
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Harmony Club
R. A. Duncan
Tyler Street
Duncan
N. D. Bartlett
J. C. Dickie
Merry Wives Bridge Club Entertained at Country Club Addition
The Merry Wives Bridge Club met Monday afternoon at 101 Sunset Road with Mrs. Ben Henson hosting. High score prizes went to Mrs. E. B. Howard and Mrs. Henry Tyler. consolation to Mrs. Harold S. Richie and Mrs. Harry Hatcher. Mrs. H. S. Richie was elected president, succeeding Mrs. Henson who resigned. Refreshments followed for the group including Mesdames John G. McKenzie, Henry Tyler, Harold S. Richie, Harry Hatcher, James O. Cade, E. B. Howard, R. G. Seaman, J. B. Gilvin, and John G. McKenzie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Wives Bridge Club
Ben Henson
Sunset Road
Country Club
J. P. Cannon
E. B. Howard
Henry Tyler
Harold S. Richie
Harry Hatcher
H. S. Richie
James O. Cade
John G. McKenzie
Herold S. Richie
R. G. Seaman
J. B. Gilvin
Popular visitor to Brownwood this evening
R T Evans, prominent Texas club member, has been visiting Amarillo friends and social courtesies. She and her husband plan to leave this evening for Brownwood to spend the winter months. Mr. and Mrs. Evans are en route home after a summer in Colorado. Mrs. L A Wells hosted a tea for Evans at 1600 Taylor Street. Mrs Erwin Ochsner and Mrs Joe L Wells served at the tea table. a few intimate friends attended. In Amarillo Evans visited Mrs H B Jones, Mrs B T Ware, Mrs Tom Currie, and Mrs R S Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. Evans
Texas
Amarillo
Brownwood
Evans
Colorado
L. A. Wells
Taylor Street
Boost Health With 8.5.8 and 8.8.8 Remedies
An advertisement extols vitality through a wholesome lifestyle and a course of 8.5.8. It claims the product helps build red blood cells and nourishes the body. It notes 8.8.8 made from herbs and plants, sold in two sizes at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Good Drug
Senior P.T. A. Holds Opening Meeting Monday
A large and enthusiastic attendance joined the Senior Amarillo High School Parent-Teacher Association for its opening meeting in room 304. Superintendent W. A. McIntosh and Mrs. J. S. Kendrick spoke as plans for the year were outlined, making for an enjoyable gathering.
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Parent
Amarillo High School
W. A. McIntosh
J. S. Kendrick
Who Wants to Help Children of Amarillo Day Nursery
An educational worker is needed at the Amarillo Day Nursery to fill the vacancy left by Miss Mae McClure who will be teaching music in the Amarillo public schools. Call Mrs. Earl G. Wyatt or Mrs. Martha Nelson by Wednesday to apply and help by October 1. Monthly funds come from various organizations for a nominal salary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Day Nursery
Mae McClure
Amarillo
Earl G. Wyatt
Martha Nelson
Welfare Association
Artists' Program at Polk Street Methodist Tonight
A benefit artists' program at 8 o'clock will aid the church organ fund. The lineup includes organ and piano solos, readings, vocal numbers, a male quartet, trombone and contralto solos, and an orchestra. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk Street
Polk Street Methodist Church
Hawk
C. R. Hooten
Gillispie
Mandalay
Speaks
W. H. Matthews
van Dyke
Ellen Bailey Dixon
Bishop
Lyndon Webb
Messrs. Williams, Stephenson, Potter and Hooten
Schumann
Robert Wilson
Ann of
Green Gable
Montgomery
Omo Link Rowley
Drigo
Oscar Wise
Carolio Ben
Giordani
Estelle Phillep
Deas
Charles F. Smith
al Hayes
Keler-Bela
Prize Winning Pieces Read At Panhandle Event
Members of the Panhandle Pen Women and Amarillo freelance writers meet at 1100 Van Buren Street to hear prize winning short stories feature articles and poems from Tri-State Fair contests. The gathering begins at 7 30 PM and all interested writers are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle Pen
Amarillo
W. K. Chandler
van Buren Street
Bayer Aspirin Advert Aims at Trust in Safe Remedy
An advertisement touts Bayer Aspirin as safe proven by millions and prescribed by physicians for common ailments. It claims genuine Bayer packaging with the Bayer Cross and notes varying tablet counts and low prices. Separate dress patterns list sizes, fabric needs, and prices with orders directed to Globe-News in Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayer
Mrs Goetz Honored at Autumn Shower in Ohio
Mrs Lawrence Goetz, formerly Miss Emma Brinkman, was feted at a charming miscellaneous shower hosted by Miss Bertha Handke at 1007 West Sixth Street. The evening featured fall blossoms, gifts for the honoree, contests, dancing, and a refreshments course with guests including Verna Gately Bertha Hoffman George Terry William Handke and several Handke sisters plus Gerald Kirby Clyde Watson and Lyman Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Goetz
Emma Brinkman
Bertha Handke
West Sixth Street
Darleene Terry
Verna Gately
Bertha Hoffman
George Terry
William Handke
Viola Flickinger
Marjorie Hartman
Mary Miller
Joan Frances Handke
Eleanor Handke
Mary Handke
Gerald Kirby
Clyde Watson
Lyman Stewart
Local Notes From Fort Worth and City
Mrs Paul Mosher returns from Fort Worth after visiting for illness of her brother Harry Hamilton former Fort Worth police chief who is improving Helen Denison starts Amarillo Business College Era Pall of Wichita Falls visits her parents and sister Gilbert Smith of Acme Brick returns from Fort Worth after weekend visit Mrs W C Hubbell of Southwestern Public Service Company recently re-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Mosher
Fort Worth
Harry Hamilton
Helen Denison
Amarillo
Era Pall
Wichita Falls
W. S. Proctor
John Hatherly
Gilbert Smith
Acme Brick Company
W. C. Hubbell
Southwestern Public Service Company
Local residents make residence and work moves in Texas area
Mrs Ragland returns to Abernathy after visiting her son in Amarillo. Miss Merivena Bartley of Floydada joins the Amarillo Business college stenographic department. Lucy Will Parks takes a assistant role with Dr Landers. Everett Marcom and Clifford Davis noted in events. D D Harrington and Lawrence Hagg attend the National Petroleum Exposition in Tulsa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island
Lucy Will Parks
Dr. Landers
D. D. Harrington
Lawrence Hagg
Tulsa
Ragland
Abernathy
Hugh Ragland
Tyler Street
Merivena Bartley
Floydada
Amarillo Business College
General Auto Supply Spending Sunday in Clarendon
Harry Washington of Kansas City with the Community Mausel company is in Clarendon on business for a few days while General Auto Supply spent Sunday in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Auto Supply Company
Clarendon
Harry Washington
Kansas Cit
Mausel Company
Eight Die in Zacamixtle Vote Clash
Eight people were killed and ten wounded in a political clash during the municipal election in Zacamixtle Vera Cruz. Among the dead was mayoral candidate J Cantu and two police officers, Tampico dispatches report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Mexico City
Tampico
Say
Zacamixtle
Vera Cruz
J. Cantu
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Seaior
FE. E. Messick
Miriam Canfield
Ironized Yeast CO
Atlanta
S.S.S
P.T. A
Young People’s Department
The
First Baptist Church
W. L. Dey
Blanch Walker
Bonita Cazzell
Evelyn Lewis
Elizabeth Tolleson
Carmer Thompson
Harriett Palmer
Margaret Chestnut
Alice Bryan
Lois Black
B. B
Bill Lewis
B. B. Club
Wales Street
Jolly Needle Club
E. A. Bullis
East Seventeenth Street
Woman's Benefit Association
Municipal Auditorium
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
John Armstrong
Fillmore Street
Globe-News
Sterling Place
Brooklyn
N. Y
Paris
Polk ST
Vernon Hancock
Abilene
Everett Marcom
Clifford Davis
Graybar
Southwester Ee Egr
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