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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1932
Page
6
Mrs. Irvin Stone presided at 1307 West Thirteenth Avenue as the Lucky Day Bridge Club enjoyed a Tuesday gathering. Guests and members admired autumn flowers and a gold and black motif while high and low scores were announced for the games.
The Trulove Class of Polk Street Methodist Church held an elaborate luncheon in the fellowship hall at noon Tuesday. The program included Judge Otis Trulove, a song by Mrs. Fred Warren with Lilly Larsen at the piano, and a piano number by Miss Larsen. Hostesses were Mesdames N. O. Glenn, W. J. Flesher, W. M. Hale, C. R. Konkle, R. R. Brook and Carl Sutton, with many ladies present for the occasion.
The Margaret Wills Parent-Teacher Association held its first meeting of the year with 125 parents in attendance. A. B. Hayes spoke on the child from a teacher’s view and Mrs Hallie Harper spoke for parents. A Halloween carnival at the school was planned. Hostesses included Mesdames Kendall Wanser Percy Persons Rogers Platt Timmons Russell.
Nay Morgan was elected president of the Senior Christian Endeavor Society of First Christian Church. Other new officers include George Moulthrop as vice president Joyce Cobb as secretary Dorothy Rentz and Billy Budd with Joyce Cobb on the program committee Isabelle Boxwell as chairman of the program committee Charles Harte Ernestine White and Lahoma Groome on the social committee Nay Morgan and Doris Williams on the look out committee and Nor Atwood and George Moultrp on the publicity committee.
MacDowell Music Club to discuss great composers and contemporary music at its Thursday meeting. The session begins 2 30 o clock at 2204 Hayden Street with Mrs M W West hosting and Mrs W A Glovier assisting. Mrs C H Tyler directs the program.
The fall and winter edition of the Anne Adams pattern catalog offers flattering frocks for large figures juniors and kiddies with belt less silhouettes chic collars cuffs and decorative details. Pattern 2447 available sizes 12 to 20 requires yards of fabric and includes illustrated instructions. Catalog and pattern priced fifteen cents each or twenty five cents together. Mail orders to The News Globe Pattern Department New York City.
Wednesday night schedules include the Order of Rainbow for Girls at the Masonic Temple and Unity Study Club at 1500 Taylor Street. Thursday events list the Athenaeum Club with Mrs Crume, Sandie Mothers Club with Mrs Wood, and many other clubs and church groups across Amarillo with times from 2:15 to 10 p.m. The lineup features local women’s clubs, study groups, and church activities at venues including Taylor Street, Jefferson Street, Buchanan Street, and Polk Street Methodist Church.
Mrs Earl L Mayne of 1700 Jackson Street is appointed president of the John Alden Society Children of the American Revolution succeeding Mrs John G Ballard. Mrs Carleen McCuistion Garwood becomes junior sponsor and Mrs Bob Crudgington named senior sponsor. Mother Singers program announced and Patron's Club hosts college faculty reception at 1710 Harrison Street.
Amarillo College of Music schedules a faculty recital Friday at 8 in the High School auditorium featuring Rosalie Raymond new dancing teacher, with Lila Austin Myers on piano and Emil F Myers on vocals. Admission is free but tickets are required from the college.
Miss Magmie Oliver hosts a Women’s Club gathering at 1612 Polk Street Friday at 3 PM. Mrs Know Batten reviews Lloyd Douglas’s The Magnificent Obsession for attendees.
The Pleasant Valley Parent-Teacher Association opened its season with more fathers than mothers present at the Monday evening meeting in the school auditorium. The program included song America, the Lord's Prayer, a violin solo by Virginia Middleton, a tap dance by Betty Jo Baker, three readings by Mrs. Guy Ballard, special numbers by a male quartet, and a duet by George Killian and Miss Frances Crownover. Afterward, parents toured their children's rooms to meet the teachers.
The Biblical Research Society will assemble at the Amarillo Hotel on Thursday morning at 10 o'clock and continue the session until 5 o'clock Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Zoe Stenger, previously seriously ill in Oklahoma, has returned to her home at 1004 Taylor Street.
The training school at San Jacinto Methodist Church will hold sessions Wednesday evening with a 15 minute devotional period before classes at 8 o clock.
The Parent-Teacher Association will host a pie and chili supper at Mrs. Otho Thompson’s home 104 Crestway Friday at 7 o clock. Attendees may play contract and auction bridge and should reserve with Mrs. Ben Henson or Mrs. Thompson or Mrs. Joe Long by phone.
The Blue Bonnet Needle Club will be entertained Friday afternoon at 2 30 o clock at the home of Mrs C D Farmer 1031 Bowie Street.
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