Harmony Club Plans Program for Old Masters Study
The Junior Harmony Club met at Mary Beth McClung’s home on Polk Street at 7:30 p.m. New members Ruth Cleghorn Shirley Danver Mazelie Van Landingham and Dorothea Davis joined. They will study the lives of the Old Masters and the history and origins of modern jazz. Ann Brooks with Helen Paxton sang several pieces. Roberta Cohen, a former member, won first place in the senior division of an original composition contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Beth McClung
Polk Street
Ruth Cleghorn
Shirley Danver
Mazelie van Landingham
Dorothea Davis
Ann Brooks
Helen Paxton
Harmony Club
Roberta Cohen
Miss Cohen
W. S. McClung
Cleta Holland
Ruth Thornton
Virginia Todd
Pat Harris
Freda Coffee
Mary Effie Zischang
Geraldine Warner
Faye Nicklaus
Louise Paxton
Ruth Steele
Mazelle van Landingham
B. B. Holland
Amarillo Day Nursery hosts six Child Study Clubs meeting
Representatives from six Child Study Clubs met at the Amarillo Day Nursery to plan a year long club project. They aim to sponsor monthly birthday parties for nursery children and hold future meetings at the nursery to strengthen member familiarity with the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Day Nursery
G. S. McLellan
C. W. Seibel
8. T. Curtis
Amarillo
Child Study Club
T E L Class Plans Work at First Baptist
T E L class of the First Baptist Church met at 3600 Harrison Street to outline the year s work and review officer duties. Mrs. Lee Butler presided as president and outlined aims and plans, with a list of attending members including Mrs Bruner Butler J J Ford W D Foringer C BE Knight H V Pointer A D Dunnivan L S Brown L D Heyser W E White H H Horne A C Blank W F Haley F E Murrell and Eugene Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. FE. L
First Baptist Church
Lee Butler
Harrison Street
A. D. Dunnivan
L.S. Brown
L. D. Heyser
W. E. White
H. H. Horne
A. C. Blank
W. F Haley
F. E Murrell, and
Eugene Williams
Social Calendar events and times listed
The calendar lists tonight activities for Brady PTA at the school auditorium and a Saturday covered dish supper by Bonita Chapter O E Masonic Hall at 6 30. Also Circle No 3 Women's Missionary Society Polk Street Methodist rummage sale at 511 East Fourth Avenue, Potter County Home Demonstration Council at Miss Lokey's office 2 o'clock, and Chorus at Miss Lokey's office in the courthouse 1 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oman’s Missionary Society of
Polk Street Methodist Church
Rummage Sale
East Fourth Avenue
Potter County
Sam Houston P T A Names Room Mother Appointments
The Sam Houston Parent-Teacher Association announces room mother appointments for 1938 1939 with names and addresses for each room. Mrs W A Jenkins made the appointments and Mrs Rual Jones was named health committee chair. The group will meet on the second Monday of each month at 4 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sam Houston Parent-Teacher Association
Bagwell
E. P. Cave
Sunset
Baker
Noble Durkee
Tennessee Street
Bottoms
D. S. Elliott
Forrest Avenue
Cumley
Guy Hoover
Western Avenue
Mrs. Driskill
C. C. Cutler
West Fourth Avenue
Miss Dulin
A. L. Jordan
Louisiana Street
Miss Erdman
Glenn Nutt
Ferguson
Dennis Ray
North West Third Avenue
Miss Hixon
D. N. Nutt
North Forest Avenue
James
G. W. Mills
Fairmont
Mr. Knoblock
F. A. Royce
Martin
L. V. Bentley
Cheyenne
Miller
Walter G. Russell
Fountain
Miss Rafford
L. M. Griffin
Reid
Viola Williams
Mr. Rhome
Howard Lynch
Carolina Street
Miss Wherry
Master George Raye Mason Is Honored on Sixth Birthday
Mrs. J. J. Mason hosted a birthday party for her son George Raye Mason on his sixth birthday. Guests enjoyed balloons games and a cake with multi color icing and yellow and green candles served with yellow brick ice cream. Attendees included Char lene Norton Betty Jean McMahan Phillis Jean Folkerson Johnny Hayes Jr Jerry Summers Pat Summers and George Raye Mason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Mason
George Raye Mason
Charlene Norton
Betty Jean McMahan
Phillis Jean Folkerson
Johnny Hayes
Jerry Summers
Pat
Modern Priscilla Club Luncheon At Mrs Parmelee Home
Mrs James Parmelee hosted a luncheon at 1701 Harrison Street for the Modern Priscilla Club. Mrs J B Oliver won high in the games. Other players included Mesdames Campbell Bachman Miller etzer Woodson Robertson Sparks and the hostess. The group will meet next Thursday with Mrs A G Bachman at 1711 Monroe Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Parmelee
Priscilla Club
Harrison Street
J. B. Oliver
Mesdames Leander Campbell
A. G. Bachman
Allen Miller
George Etzer
D Woodson
Larry Robertson
Warren Sparks
Monroe Street
Friendly Neffdle Club Hosts Energetic Afternoon
Friendly Club members gathered Thursday at Mrs D R Martin's 405 Crockett Street for a pot holder making session with refreshments served to Mesdames J R Rutland Herman Grizzie EB M Steffens Alva Chambers Newell Miller Bill Parish B McNatt R A Taylor Eula Mall and the hostess The group will meet next Thursday at 2 at Mrs Herman Grizge's 505 Crockett Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Club
D. R. Martin
Crockett Street
J R. Rutland
Herman Grizzie
EB. M. Steffens
Alva Chambers
Newell Miller
Bill Parish
B. McNatt
R. A. Taylor
Eula Mall
Orinck
Mra
Herman Grizge
Alpha Mu Delphian Society Meets in Federation Club Rooms
The Alpha Mu Chapter held a Thursday morning session with John Stuart Mill as the lesson focus from Creative Thinkers. Mrs. E. V. Nickell presided and new officers included Mrs. Perry Burks Federation representative and Mrs. Frank B. Duncan Club Institute chairman. many members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Mu
Delphian Society
Federation Club
John Stuart Mill
Ernestine Smith
Mesdames
P. H. Buthker
A. W. SoRelle
H. A. Venable
W. S. Stevenson
Tom Herring
B. L. Morgan
J. E. Caldwell
H. E. Smith
E. V. Nickel
L Aiguillee Club Holds Guest Day on Tuesday Afternoon
The L Aiguillee Club will observe a guest day meeting Tuesday at 2 30 PM in the Federation Club Rooms at the Municipal Auditorium. Reservations are required by noon Saturday and can be made with Mrs W M Gouldy or Mrs T Dysart by phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L’aiguille Club
Federation Club
Municipal Auditorium
W. M. Gouldy
T. & Dysart
Dinner Dance for Theta Chi Pledges at Madsen Dining Room
Theta Chi fraternity held a dinner dance Thursday night at the Madsen Dining Room to honor pledges. Fall flowers decorated the rooms and sweetpea corsages were given to attending girls. Couples included Forest Laing with Beatrice Clifton, Gene Fleming with Margaret Woodruff, Herbert Pestor with Louise Read, Archer Woodlief with Mary Emma Finley, Lawrence Beyers with Marjorie Kyle, Gene Quest with Effyle Whitsett, and Harlan Willis with Irma Jean Byrd. Pledges Jack Pitman Jr. and Jean Sturvey were presented, with Pitman escorting Dorothy Coan and Billy Jones visiting with Frances Lee Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theta Chi Theta Fraternity
Madsen
Forest Laing
Beatrice Clifton
Gene Fleming
Margaret Woodruff
Herbert Pestor
Louise Read
Archer Woodlief
Mary Emma Finley
Lawrence Beyers
Marjorie Kyle
Gene Quest
Effyle Whitsett
Harlan Willis
Irma Jean Byrd
Junior Philharmonic Group 1 Meets Sunday Afternoon
The Junior Philharmonic Group 1 will meet Sunday at 2 30 PM at Dick Gifford's home 813 Tennessee Street. Miss Madelyn Robinson serves as counselor and a bright program is planned as plans for the year are set.
Sew and Sew Club Entertained at Kemp Home
The Sew and Sew Club met Thursday afternoon at 2 50 at the home of Mrs. Wesley Kemp 409 North Pierce Street Polyanna gifts were exchanged and members and guest Mrs Fowler Foster attended The club will meet next Tuesday at 2 30 at Mrs Murray Wheeler 409 North Pierce Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Kemp
North Pierce Street
Polyanna
William Pace
Murray Wheeler
B. J. Howard
Amos Parker
Claude Millsap
Virgil Lemaster
Cleve Bills
Fowler Foster
Sam Houston Band Parents Host Coffee Evening
The Sam Houston Band Parents will entertain with a coffee on Tuesday at 8 o'clock in the school building to honor new members. Murray Meeker, director of the Philharmonic Orchestra, will be guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Houston Band
Murray Meeker
The
Philharmonic Orchestra
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Generations
For over 60 years women have shared experiences with Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The tonic is promoted as a general system aid from herbs and roots, aimed at building resilience and calming nerves amid female functional disorders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia
Pinkham
Bonita Chapter Plans Covered Dish Supper Saturday
Bonita Chapter O E S will hold a covered dish supper Saturday at 6 30 p m at Masonic Hall designated as men's night. Men will run the entertainment and all members and their families are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonita
Masonic Hall
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Maude Place
Nursery Mothers Club
R. H. Kelly
Child Welfare Club
H. A. Appleby
J. L. Sparks
Junior Child Study Club
Aubrey Jackson
H. R. Brooks
Child Psychology Club
Eugene Polk
A. P. Gibson
J. H. Cooper
Progressive Child Study Club
John E. Hill
Ed Browder
John Merchant
Modern Child Study Club
Boston
Hay
Boar
Clore
Eo Aru
Coffe Walsh
Swift
Pickles Bosher Dill
Wnty Ds
Abs
Wixetarn Sy
Washington
Jonathan
West Loth Street
Brady Parent-Teacher Association
O. E
Sam Houston P. T. A
L'Aiguillee Club
Junior Philharmonic
Moren
Frelon
Mational Oats Company
CroaRr
Raapko“N. Tows
Sandrail
Colonial Beauty Shop
A Polk
C. E
Lionel Gordon
Fisk
Fowlkes
W. 10Th & Jefferson Sts
Salt Morton
Oleo
Jonath Apple
Concho
PEARS
Vori
Swift's Premium
Bologna
Fin
Fryers
Hens
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