B and P W Club Starts Bragging Campaign at Amarillo Hotel
The Business and Professional Club began a bragging campaign during a semi monthly dinner at the Amarillo Hotel to counter the low mood cycle. Members pledged to praise their club, city, state, and country, with an informal musical program and several surprises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Hotel
Betty Harp
Mesdames Ruth Fenn
P. H. Buthker
Georgia Ferlet
Gertrude Foraker
Grace Hodge
Alice Hubbell
Anne Peckham
Ora Lee Pond
Maude Schillings
W. W. Wetsel
4-H Market To Be Held Saturday
The 4-H Club Market will be held Saturday at the Municipal Auditorium. A display of fresh vegetables dressed chickens country eggs canned goods preserves and home baked items will be for sale. The market runs from 8 30 to 11 with a possible 10 o'clock officers meeting and election of a new market manager.
McKinley P. T. A. Plans Carnival
The McKinley School Parent-Teacher Association discussed a school carnival on October 7 in the school auditorium. The event opens with a 6:30 dinner in the cafeteria. Committees include cafeteria cakes committee and auditorium program led by various members. Mrs. J. C. Neudigate leads as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley School Parent-Teacher Association
R. L. Hollingshead
W. 8. Birge
J. W. Bassett
John Kenyon
Dog leash collars trim fall frocks in Paris fashion
Paris reports new trims for fall dresses with dog leash collars of braided leather forming waist belts. A smoke gray crepe frock features a bright red leash collar as its sole trim. Matrons urged to attend Eastern Star meeting at the Masonic Temple Monday at 3 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
C. E
Eastern Star
Bonita
Amarillo
Masonic Temple
Social Calendar Tonight at Amarillo Colleges and Clubs
Friday night events include Alpha Zeta Beta dance and Nat Pie and chili supper sponsored by Sam Houston P. T. A. at Mrs. Otho Thompson’s home 104 Crestway 7 o'clock. Card games contract and auction bridge. Amarillo College of Music recital at High School auditorium 8 o'clock. Unity Study Club 1500 Taylor Street hosts What Are You at 8.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Zeta Beta
Amarillo College Sorority
Sam Houston P. T. A
Otho Thompson
Crestway
Amarillo College of Music
Unity Study Club
Taylor Street
Mrs Miller Honored At Lovely Shower
Mrs Wynter L Miller leaves for Dalhart and is honored with a handkerchief shower hosted by Mrs M D Sloan at 2218 Taylor Street. High game score went to Mrs W C Murray with second to Mrs W C Webb as other guests and members shared tea and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. D. Sloan
Taylor Street
Wynter L. Miller
Dalhart
W. C. Murray
W. C. Webb
O. R. MacGovern
R. G. Kale
J. R. Miller
Doris Miller
Fort Smith, Ark
H. L. Young
James Roberts
Mrs. J. R. Rushler Elected P.T.A. Leader
Mrs. J. R. Rushler was elected president of the Alice Landergin Parent-Teacher Association at the school auditorium meeting. Mrs. J. E. Griggs, president of the Eighth District, Texas Congress of Parents and Teachers, spoke on officer duties and Mrs. T. M. Caldwell sang a whistling solo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Rushler
Alice
Junior Philharmonics To Have First Meet
The Junior Philharmonic Club will hold its first meeting for the fall season Friday afternoon at 2 30 o clock at the home of Miss Juanita Henderson 806 Madison Street. Club sponsors are Mrs G Trent Davis and Mrs J E Biggs recreational directors Mrs H H Warner choral director and Miss Henderson and Miss Margaret Harris musical directors.
Make This Model At Home Pattern 2348
Pattern 2348 offers sizes 12 to 20 and 30 to 40 with 318 yards of 54 inch fabric for size 16. Includes illustrated sewing instructions and costs 15 cents for the pattern. catalog offers 82 pages of dresses, lingerie, gifts, and large figure options for 15 cents, catalog plus pattern 25 cents, mail orders to The News Globe Pattern Department New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
News-Globe Pattern Department
Worth Street
New York City
Imitation lamb for fur substitute shown in Paris designs
Plush imitation lamb offered by a designer this winter as a substitute for costly furs. A black velvet frock is paired with a white plush capelet and muff. Another designer features collars and cuffs of braided velvet as fur substitutes for evening wraps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Elaborate Fabrics Drive Winter Evening Gowns in Paris
Paris reports novel fabrics for this winter's evening wear. Black fabrics with silver triangle embroidery and white mousseline striped with silver appear on many smart dance frocks. Gowns favor simple lines with close fitting bodices and full skirts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Brodie
P. T. A. Members Asked to Report
Wolflin Parent-Teacher Association members selling tickets for the Black Mask play must report to Mrs. Phil Tabor by Saturday for a Monday Amarillo Council meeting report. Pierce Street Baptist Church MS holds all day Saturday food sale at Helpy Selly Store on North Fillmore Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolflin Parent- Teacher Association
Phil Tabor
Amarillo
M. S. of
Pierce Street
Miss Shaw to Broadcast at Fort Worth Tonight
Miss Margot Shaw daughter of Rev and Mrs H A Shaw and a Texas Christian University student in Fort Worth is a winner of the Atwater Kent contest She will give a vocal program Friday night at 10 30 oclock over WBAP Fort Worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margot Shaw
Rev
H. A. Shaw
Texas Christian University
Fort Worth
Atwater Kent
WBAP
W. M. S. Discusses Ways to Raise Money for Needy
Polk Street Methodist Circle No. 2 met at Mrs. H. W. Clutter’s home to plan fundraising for the church and needy families. Leader J. W. Collins opened with Rock of Ages. topics included The M. E. Church South and China's Forward Movement and The McTyrer School and Its Work in China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 2
Polk Street Methodist Church
H. W. Clutter
Fountain Terrace
J. W. Collins
Tom Turner
M. E. Church
South
China
Forward Movement
McTyerre
J. A. Fowlkes
Collins
R. L. McLain
God
Jack Pittman
Mesdames
Carl Sutton
C. EF. Duffy
Claude Len
Jewish New Year Services Open Friday Night
Orthodox services begin Friday at 7 oclock and Saturday at 7 oclock at Temple B Nai Israel. Reformed English service starts Friday at 8 oclock and Saturday at 10 oclock. Public invited to attend any service. A 110 year old oil screw Sak esea is the oldest documented American vessel in operation today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple B’nai Israel
Fourteenth Avenue
Taylor Street
Temple
Sakesea
Bride Elect Is Party Honoree Intha Leonard Honored
Miss Lavonia Willis hosted a bridge party at 1300 Fillmore Street in Long Beach honoring bride elect Intha Leonard. Guests included Lois Odon Zella Cooper Melba Foringer and others. Attendees were Eugene Staton Cleo Buchanan Hubert Higgins Stumps Asheby and Mr and Mrs L D Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intha Leonard
Walter R. Duffy
Long Beach
Lavonia Willis
1300
Fillmore Street
Lois Odon
Zella Cooper
Melba Foringer
Messrs
Eugene Staton
Cleo Buchanan
Hubert Higgins
Stumps Asheby
D. EF. Willis
L. D. Lewis
Glenwood Club Holds All Day Quilting Meeting
The Glenwood Up-and-Doing Club hosted an all day quilting session at 2704 Houston Street with Mrs. R. N. Miller as hostess. A covered dish lunch was served and many members attended including Mesdames Beard Simms Bilis Hills Davis Hilton Montgomery Knight and others. A follow up all day meeting is planned for next Wednesday at 2403 Cleveland Street. Mrs Horace Johnson hosted Circle No 1 of Pierce Street Baptist Church with several attendees. American shoe polish was reportedly sold in 70 foreign countries in the first half of 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
R. N. Miller
Houston Street
Arthur Beard
Bill Simms
Jack Bilis
Ivan J. Hills
Herbert R. Davis
George Hilton
Beulah Montgomery
J. Spencer Knight
R. M. Gillette
N. A. Hudson, Jr
G. E. Crawford
William Rowe
J. L. Walker
J. L. Beeman
R. T. Martin
Lois Lewin
W. L. Warle
Vega
Davis
Cleveland Street
Horace Johnson
Pierce Street Baptist Church
Mesdames
R. N. Nashbun
D. T Pierce
T. J. Smith
Fred Wright
J. G. Burks
W. W. Shirley
Black Mask Performs The Sap For PTA Fundraiser
The Black Mask Players rehearse William A. Grew’s The Sap as part of a four show fundraiser under the Council of Parent-Teacher Association for the PTA thrift room. October 11 features Dr. R. P. Parcells in the lead role with Cynthia Lumpkin Regene Weatherby Helen Anderson Sam Gathright Verlon Twaddell and Aubrey Jackson in supporting parts. Season tickets are sold by PTA and Black Mask members with individual tickets at the gate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Mask
William A. Grew
Sap
Council of Parent-Teachers
P. T. A. Thrift Room
the Sap
Dr. R. P. Parcells
Raymond Hitchcock
Cynthia Lumpkin
Regene Weatherby
Helen Anderson
Sam Gathright
Verlon Twaddell
Aubrey Jackson
Black Mask Organization
Deed Transfers Logged In Amarillo Development Record
Court records show warranty deeds filed listing J. L. Dickson and others transferring Lot 8 in Block 93 Oklahoma Territory to Amarillo Development Company for 532.91 dollars. Theia Robbins and others transfer Section 41 Block 2 AB&M to Lorine Robbins for 10 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L
Hatchery Trout Can Compete for Food in Streams
A study by a fisheries bureau at Pittsford Vermont found hatchery reared trout able to compete with wild fish for food in natural streams. The report mentions F. C. Masten of Wellington Texas and P. J. Swofford of Rockne cited in observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Masten
Wellington
Texas
Dodge
P. J. Swofford
Rockne
Bureau of Fisheries
Pittsford
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Mildred True
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P. W. Club
Faye Gordon
Carroll Souther
la Una Thompson
Ruth Palmer
Maude McClung
Ruth Matthews
C. H. Ray
Gervis Taylor
Ruth Griffin
Jack Eldridge
Blanche Pumphrey
Cora Astle
Cleo Bradley
Gladys Davis
Mary Sitton
Elizabeth Blackburn
Ruthelle Bacon
Katherine Metcalf
Jet Downing
Ruby Kirk
Addie Whitcomb
Blanche Davidson
Aurelia Miller
Dana Hill
Ola Boyles
Elizabeth Nixson
Jennie Riley
Mary Alice Scott
Kellogg’s
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Frice Crispies
Kirks
UCM
Tata
Amerca
Kirk
Coco
Coco Castile
Castile
Kirk’s
Kirk's
Mrs. Miller
P.T.A
Miss Shaw
Glenwood Club
Keeney Bakery
Polk ST
Santa Fe
Pride of
Thompson Grain Co
Courthow
Johnson's
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