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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1927
Page
4
The Esther McCrory chapter of the D A R will hold its first regular meeting of the year as a luncheon at 1 o clock Tuesday in the Crystal Dining room of the Herring Hotel. Reservations due by Monday via Mrs John Cowan 3982 J.
F. C. Craft, assistant executive of the Panhandle Boy Scout council, completed a 30 day advanced training school at Briar Cliff lodge New York. He then visited eastern cities and stayed with his parents in Chanute Kansas. He called the program intensive broad and worthwhile.
Craft stops at the regional conference in New Braunfels en route to Amarillo. He is described as one of the most popular scout staff men in the southwest, valued by the Panhandle council for his work.
Potter County Federation of Women meets at 3 pm in the Women's club rooms of the Municipal auditorium. Harmony club holds an all day rummage sale at 207 East Fourth Street. Circle Eight of Polk Street Methodist hosts an all day rummage sale at 605 East Fourth Street. An afternoon at 202 East Eighth Street features a round table on The Merits of Fiction with a large, enthusiastic attendance.
The Potter County Federation of Women will meet in regular session at 3 o clock Saturday afternoon in the Women's club rooms of the Municipal auditorium. Mrs. G. T. Vineyard, president, will preside and all members and club counselors are urged to be present.
Mrs. John Armstrong’s residence at 1801-B Fillmore Street welcomed the Thursday Needle club for an afternoon of needlework and conversation followed by a plate luncheon. Special guests included Mrs. Sam Martin Mrs. G B Valkus and R F Bourland. The group will meet in two weeks at Mrs. Carl Betson’s home.
The Pleasant Valley singing class meets at 3 o clock Sunday afternoon at the school with R L Ingram in charge. All interested residents are invited to attend. The Companion class of the First Baptist church meets tonight at Perry Burke s home 2504 Harrison street at 8 o'clock.
Mrs H M Beverly hosted the Woman's club Thursday afternoon at 202 Sunset road Country club addition. Guests enjoyed Gypsying through America with Mrs R B Masterson Jr guiding. Refreshments were served. former member Mrs J W Pierson, now in Dodge City Kansas, attended as a special guest.
Earl Vandale and Eu gene Lawler returned from Shamrock. Wyatt Hester resumes work at Russell and Cockrell's Monday after vacation. Miss Bessie Mills joins Madam McEwen's beauty shop. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Burch back in Dennison after a visit with Mrs. O. W. Fallington. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. McAdams of Canadian stay at the Amarillo hotel while recovering from a minor operation. Joseph Cantor of the Leader department store returned from Tulsa for the Petroleum exposition and plans to bring his family back next week. Frances Beckman, formerly at Madam McEwen's, returns home to Ambarger where she and Walter Hess will wed October 1. Mr. and Mrs. KE Elder announce birth of a child. Ona Maude Watson of Lubbock visits Mrs. J. F. Witt. Mrs. Lawson Hayden and children visit Mrs. George Hayden at 1604 Buchanan. Kate Edgett and Morris return to Tucumcari after visiting Mrs. Edgett's daughter, Mrs. O. W. Fullington. Dr. Walker is ill at his daughter's home. Mrs. T. O. Gibson plans a Sunday trip to Houston to visit Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Gibson. Ruth Hutton of Russell & Cock-
Rell’s is spending two weeks on vacation with her mother at Snyder Oklahoma. Gatton has returned from a recent trip to the South Plains.
The poultry committee of the agricultural department's Board of City Development will meet at 2 30 this afternoon in the Board of City Development rooms auditorium to discuss the Tri State Poultry association annual winter show.
In 1924 ten English trains operated on schedules faster than the fastest American timetable.
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