Harmony Club Starts Year With Luncheon at Mayer Home
Harmony Club opened its season with a luncheon at E R Mayer home honoring past presidents and new members. Guests included Mrs. E R Mayer and Mrs. L B Mason among others, with musical numbers by club and junior Harmony participants and prizes from Tri-State Fair.
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Harmony Club
E.R. Mayer
Harmony Clubs
E. R. Mayer
N. D. Bartlett
Fairman Dee
I. D. Cole
Tri- State Fair
Woodruff
Lucille Houser
Mesdames
James Wise
H. N. Wheeler
Lou Stogner
Otis Trulove
Evelyn Price
L. B. Newby
F. W. Mize
F. M. McLaughlin
BE. W. Little
R. Cc. Martini
BE. R. Mayer
J B. Hull
R. A. Duncan
Jack Burgess
FE. S. Burnett
Lester Blakemore
L. E. Mason
W. R. Smith
Winona Frost
J. W. Higgins
J. Alton May
C. W. Seibel
Riley Strickland
F. E. Woodruff
Miss Margaret Harris
Benefit Party for Philharmonic Fund at Paramount Theater
Mrs Mary Roberts Warner continued a chain of benefit parties for the Philharmonic Orchestra Fund with a party at the Paramount Theater. Refreshments followed at 1405 Fillmore Street with guests including Misses Ing ram Alma Packwood Madelyn Rob inson Debbie Patterson Dr Nan Gilkerson Blackwell Mesdames Stevenson Clark Buckley and others. Each guest had hosted four attendees meeting their obligation. A further benefit event was hosted by Mrs D W Britain for four guests.
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Mary Roberts Warner
Philharmonic Orchestra Fund
Paramount Theater
Fillmore Street
Jessie Ingram
Alma Packwood
Madelyn Robinson
Debbie Patterson
Nan Gilkerson-Blackwell
Mesdames W. B. Stevenson
Wallace Clark
Thelma A. Buckley
Warner
D. W. Britain
Dental Auxiliary Luncheon and Business Meeting
The Woman's Auxiliary to the Panhandle Dental Society met at the Cactus Cafe on Saturday. Mrs. H. H. Hicks of Pampa presided as reports from the Dallas state convention were shared. Mrs. W. B. Stevenson elected state program chairman and a Silver Lining Club was formed with Mrs. Shulkey as chair.
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Woman's Auxiliary
Panhandle Dental Society
Cactus Cafe
H. H. Hicks
Pampa
Dallas
W. B. Stevenson
Shulkey
F. Q. Kelleam
Demonstration Club Council Meets Saturday Afternoon
Potter County Council of Home Demonstration Clubs will meet in Miss Mary Sitton's office Saturday afternoon at 2 30. New Officers to be installed at the Co-Workers Class luncheon of Polk Street Methodist Church Friday at 12 30 in the church parlor.
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W. M
Girls’ Social Center
Woman's Missionary Society
Tenth Avenue Methodist Church
O. C. Davis
East Eleventh Avenue
MARIA
First Baptist Church
Potter County Council of Home
Mary Sitton
Polk Street Methodist Church
Woman's Council of
Central Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor Room
Fellowship Hall
Social Calendar Highlights Tonight in Amarillo
Tonight features Buchanan School PTA open house at 7 30 in the school auditorium. Mid Week Bridge Club meets at 1108 Buchanan Street. Young Ladies Sodality hosts a Mexican supper at 1110 Washington Street from 5 30 to 9. Philharmonic Orchestra members gather at Amarillo Hotel at 8. Various church Women’s Councils hold circles and luncheons across jurisdictions with multiple circle meetings listed by address and time.
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Young Ladies Sodality
Washington Street
Goldenrod Club Opens Season With Thursday Meeting
The Goldenrod Club will hold its first season meeting Thursday at 2:30 PM at the home of Mrs. W A Pelfrey 2101 West Seventh Avenue. All members are urged to attend.
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Goldenrod Club
W. A. Pelfrey
West Seventh Avenue
Dear Anne Hirst Advice on Love and Friendship
A reader asks how to handle a married lover and the possibility of friendship after deceit. Anne Hirst counsels that lasting friendship is impossible with a married man who deceived her, urges the reader to vanish from his life, and protect the child’s welfare. The column then addresses single parents seeking suitable companions, stressing honesty, kindness, and the need to define “right people” beyond glamour or status.
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Anne Hirst
Liam
Curious talk sparks Amarillo theater ticket sales meeting
A meeting of Amarillo Little Theater ticket salesmen is called for Wednesday at 8 pm at the president Mrs Vernon B Thompson’s home on Talmage Place. The piece notes a philosophy about widening circles of friends and life’s bright corners.
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Amarillo
Little Theater
Vernon B. Thompson
Talmage Place
Amarillo Little Theater
Close Friends Customary Use of First Name
A cultural note explains that among close friends it is common practice to use a person’s first name rather than their given surname or title. The observation reflects informal social norms and familiarity in private settings.
Potter County Home Demonstration Clubs Shine
Potter County Home Demonstration clubs earned a county best 102 points at the Tri State Fair with 15 firsts 17 seconds and 19 thirds. Miss Mary Sitton reports Potter leads Panhandle counties with 3 point firsts 2 point seconds and 1 point thirds. Wheeler County placed second with 81 points and Miss Viola Jones coaches. Grey Randall tied for third while Hutchinson Carson and Ochiltree followed in order.
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Potter County
Panhandle
Mary Sitton
Wheeler County
Wheeler
Viola Jones
Grey
Randall
Hutchinson
Carson
Ochiltree
Folger's Coffee Proves Worth the Price
Mrs Harlan Ellis of Muskogee Oklahoma recounts a switch to a cheaper coffee that failed to satisfy her tastes. She found meals fell flat and she used almost three times as much of the cheaper brand, leading her to return quickly to Folger's for a better cup.
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Folger
Harlan Ellis
Muskogee
Oklahoma
Folger’s
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Glenn Cox
R. J. Ingram
Julius Adelmann
Mae C. Pfeiffer
Frances Crawford
Garth Ingram
Dorothella
Ives Ingram
Drucilla Adelr
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H. T. Byes
Nels Gorenson
G. M. Ingram
Glenn Hollis
G. W. Hollis
A. G. Ingram
Mesdames Lee Williamson
Donald Murphy
Emma Crow
Ray Baland
R. M. Brown
EF. S. Dallas
Mary Hildebrand
Dessie Bangman
Carolyn Hildebrand
Ethel Hildebrand
Fred Chaning
Rosa Preskitt
Neet, Morgan
B. W. Shelton
Lorene Wrathers
Henry Johnson
Miss Chilton
Dorothy Jo Chilton
J. B. Chilton
Buchanan Street
Martha Jean Hayworth
Norma Jean Carter
Joe Wright
LaVerne Boyd
Charles Chilton
Norman Ecker
Oren Hendricks
Grace Maye
Neva Ruth Collin
Roy Hayworth
Jimmie Grantham
Robert Ewing
Mary Johnston
Cordie Collen
Beverly Lumpkin
Clinton Hinds
Eugene Neece
O. R
Order of Railway
Carpenters Hall
Dental Auxiliary
Buchanan School Parent-Teacher Association
Frank Hackley
Philharmonic Orchestra
May Peterson Thompson
Amarillo Hotel
West Amarillo
Price Hooks
Prospect Street
Ross Russell
W. J. Wood
Kentucky Street
H. F. Newman
Lipscomb Street
C. W. Price
First Christian Church
C. N. Headrick
Jefferson Street
S. F. Newbold
Sunset
C. F E. Trolinger
Jackson Street
Cinderella Club
George Laughrey
Arlin Hudgins
Witherspoon Drug Store
W. M.S
Benefit of Girls’ Social Center
Prcion
Frances
Sus
Anne Mirse
Ovzarka Water
Ozarka Water CO
Amarillo Laundry
Wm. L. Ball
Blackburn
Amarillo College OF Music
Tyler Emil F. Myer
Steffen
West Sixth Avenue
Hollywood
James Carter
Strickland's
Jane
LUX
Says Mrs. Ellis
Folger's Coffee
Central America
Polger
Silex
Judy
Marning
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