Social club notices listed for 1925
Various women society groups set meetings today at homes on Harrison street Monroe street Tyler street and South Virginia avenue with hosts Mrs J Flamm Mrs Rey Slay Mrs BR Rogers Mrs Benton Mrs W Goodman and Mrs Frank Allen. All members and husbands invited to afternoon or evening gatherings and related activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Wiha J. Flamm
Harrison Street
Bridge Club
Rey Slay
Mro
G. L. Curtis
Monroe Street
BR. J. Rogers
Tyler Street
William O'Brien
Benton
S. S
Pollyanna
Blue Bonnet Needle Club
W. A. Goodman
South Virginia Avenue
San Jacinto
Frank Allen
Maryland Avenue
Miss Mildred Myers Bride Elect Feted At Many Affairs
Social events honor Miss Mildred Myers ahead of her 10 o clock Monday wedding to L G Spillman at the Myers home 1919 Harrison Street. Luncheon bridges at 1410 Tyler Street and 1616 Morree Street. Gifts include a silver tray. Attending guests are intimate friends from San Jacinto and local households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Myers
Mildred Myers
L. G. Spillman
F. L. Myers
Harrison Street
F. J. MacKie
Lloyd Fletcher
Bethenia Burgess
W. A. Brown
Miss Burgess
Tyler Street
L. A. Wahue
Bridge
Bellview Avenue
San Jacinto
G. Edwin Smith
Morree Street
Clifford Thompson
Harvey House
Myers
P. FE. O
A. E. Mayer
Sophia Meyer
J. M. Delzell
County Federation of Women to Meet Saturday
The Potter County Federation of Women will meet at 3 o'clock Saturday afternoon in the Women's club rooms at the Municipal auditorium for the regular monthly business session. A large attendance is earnestly requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter County Federation of Women
Municipal Auditorium
Hogan Northern marriage solemnized in Amarillo church
The marriage of Miss Carmen Hogan and Roderick D. Northern was solemnized at 7:30 PM Sunday in the study of Rev. W E Garrett of the Second Baptist church. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs G L Hogan and has lived in Amarillo five years after moving from Gainesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmen Hogan
Roderick D. Northern
W. E. Garrett
Second Baptist Church
Garrett
Northern
G. L. Hogan
Amarillo
Gainesville
Local Notices and Social News from Amarillo
Mr. Northerne son of Mr. Wareld and Richey has grown to manhood in Amarillo and is linked with the Mistletoe Creameries. Mr. and Mrs. Northern invite friends to 2000 Van Buren Street until October 15. Mrs. Floyd Studer at 1600 Harrison Street hosts as guest Mrs. D. J. Young of Canadian. Miss Peggy Masterson leaves for New York City to attend The Finch School this year after graduating Ward-Belmont College in Nashville last June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northerne
Wareld
Richey
Amarillo
Northern
van Buren Street
Floyd Studer
Harrison Street
D. J. Young
Peggy Masterson
New York City
Finch School
Miss Masterson
Ward-Belmont College
Nashville
Tennessee
D A R Chapter Luncheon Opens Year With Meeting
The D A R chapter plans its first meeting of the year at the Amarillo Hotel with a luncheon on the coming Tuesday. The program will study Rome Modern Social Problems in America, and reservations must be made by Monday noon through hostesses Mrs. R. D. Kirk, Mrs. Allen Early, Mrs. Tom Currie, or Mrs. Claude Nobles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amerigonn
Amarillo
Rome
America
R. D. Kirk
Allen Early
Tom Currie
Claude Nobles
Men Gather for Social Meeting at First Baptist Church
The Men’s Bible class of the First Baptist church held a social meeting Tuesday evening in the church parlors with their wives and members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
First Baptist Church
Contract Let for New Hotel at Tulia
The notice reports a contract letting for a new hotel project in Tulia. It notes structural decisions, private baths and specialized lobby areas, with related amenities and potential subcontractor roles. The fragmentary text hints at construction scope and project disclosures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulia
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Dmieg Teem
Ciehreeme
Evita
Peter Fred
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Mer Tapler
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