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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1927
Page
4
Local clubs schedule Thursday activities at multiple venues including Las Amigas Pierian and Lutheran groups. Meetings list times, hosts, and addresses in San Jacinto and surrounding areas with invitations extended to members and attendees.
The Alpha chapter of the Delphian society held a Tuesday session in the Women's club rooms at the Municipal auditorium. A large crowd attended as Miss Emma Lou Welton introduced new members and Mrs. Coaries Smith sang two solos with accompaniment by Mrs. Ramsey.
Amarillo freelancers and Panhandle Pen Women gathered at Mrs. W. K. Chandler’s home 1100 Van Buren to hear Tri State Fair prize winning works. Mrs. Leif Tyson McCormick’s Red Hands short story and poems by Grace Guthrie Ina Gregg were read and critiqued.
All members are requested to attend a business and social meeting. The gathering will cover ongoing projects, committee updates, and member networking opportunities. Attendees should arrive promptly and bring relevant reports.
Mrs Neal Hall hosted the Junior Woman's club at 101 West Tenth Street. President Mrs Miles Bivins led a large attendance as the afternoon lesson covered Korea and Japan, followed by refreshments.
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Emma Lucille Roberts and Thomas Audean Fairey, solemnized Tuesday September 13 at the brides cousins home in Taos New Mexico. Mrs Fairey is daughter of Mr and Mrs R L Roberts of Amarillo with ties to Amarillo High School and West Texas State Teachers College. Mr Fairey is son of Mrs G C.
The Fairey couple, residing at 1409 Harrison Street and graduates of Amarillo High School, are reported to be mockingly settled in Taos with plans to reside there permanently.
Mrs. B. F. Harper welcomed the Citizenship Training club Tuesday afternoon at 825 Crockett street Bivins addition. Members reviewed the year’s business and shared vacation stories after a round table discussion led by Mrs. W. D. McClure. Special guests Mrs. Tom Cook and Mrs. C. W. Allen from Bisbee Arizona attended.
The Wilson Parent-Teacher Association opened its new club year with a large turnout at the school. President Mrs W M Pearce outlined plans and earned strong endorsement from members. A substantial number of membership applications were filed at the close.
Mrs M B E Smith entertained the Pajarita club Tuesday afternoon at 1507 Fillmore street. Garden flowers decorated the rooms and after games high score prize went to Mrs C A Cadwallader with second prize to Mrs Stoval. A two course luncheon followed with guests including H S Michie C A Cadwallader R D Chase Branish Martin J M Browert T L Bottoms and W P.
A listing names Cooper J B Gilvin Bryan Weatherby C R Sullivan J M Davis R L Lind bloom A E Womble Hilliard Stovall and the hostess in attendance at the event.
The P. E. O. met at Mrs. H. J. Farwell’s home to mark a national dedicatory service honoring the Mt. Pleasant memorial library. The project cost $250,000 and commemorates seven charter members. Mrs. Clifford Thompson presided. Book reviews featured Bruce Barton works The Book Nobody Knows and The Man Nobody Knows.
Mrs. Floyd Studer and Mrs. Allspaugh spoke as the P. E. O. Record magazine was reviewed in a roundtable discussion. The program concluded with musical selections by Robert Axtell, violinist, and Hall Axtell, pianist, followed by refreshments.
The La Costura club members spent a cheerful afternoon at the home of Mrs. Claude J. Brummett 1308 Taylor Street. Garden flowers brightened the rooms while members enjoyed needlework and conversation. Refreshments were served. John Trippett of Dallas visited Amarillo on business Tuesday.
J H Clark vice president L R Bechtel general superintendent and Max Bauer chief geologist of Mid west Exploration will spend Thursday Friday and Saturday at the National Petroleum Exposition in Tulsa. Miss Ruth Aldredge is recovering after tonsil surgery earlier in the week. Miss Willie Wylie of Lubbock has joined the lingerie department at White Kirk's. Miss Sophia Roark recently visited her parents in Vega.
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