District 1 Business and Professional Women Clubs Active Across Texas
District 1 reports show active programs across Quanah Vernon Amarillo Childress Pampa Clarendon Lubbock Shamrock Borger Memphis Matador Plainview and Vernon. Clubs fund scholarships library and milk programs support Red Cross charity build clubhouses plant flowers beautify towns and aid students. Vernon will host the 1932 meeting in spring with Miss Frankie Gober of Amarillo attending.
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Plainview
Quanah
Vernon
Soup Kitchen
Amarillo
Childress Club
Red Cross
Pampa
Clarendon Club
Clarendon Junior College
Lubbock
Draughon
Shamrock
City Federation
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Abilene
Borger Club
Matador
Plainview Club
Hale County Pioneers
United Movement of Women’s Clubs
Salvation Army
Frankie Gober
Lavinia Bittick Honored at Bachelor’s Club Birthday Dinner
A birthday dinner dance honored Miss Lavinia Bittick at the Bachelor's Club on Polk Street. Guests mingled amid Easter eggs and spring flowers as H Hamilton, Langford, and Buck Cathy performed. The event ended with a large birthday cake cut at 11 o'clock and thanks from hostesses led by Mrs. H A McDonald.
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Polk Street
Lavinia Bittick
H. Hamilton
Rat Langford
Buck Cathy
H. A. McDonald
Rhonda Jenkins
Josephine Tisdal
Gail Taylor
Virginia Smallwood
Mary Belle Cooper
Armeda Foringer
Mayone Self
Doris Hollingsworth
Mary Elizabeth Triplett
Julian Grinnell
Maxine Elmar
Marion Evans
Gladys Cooke
Texas Rose Dashier
Richard Gibbon
Felix Brown
Donald Blue
Gomer Jones
Wayland Dwight
Cecil Yankee
Fred Duvall
Vincent Avery
Jimmie O'Connell
Dick Foringer
William Anderson
Keith Horton
Jimmie Ludeker
Milo Feiroband
Rex Walling
Hugh Curry
John Lawler
Ray Langford
Joe
Who's Who in the Younger Set Phyllis Jeanne Prust
Five month old Phyllis Jeanne Prust daughter of Mr and Mrs D D Prust of 3301 Tyler Street smiles among a family with two grandmothers three great grandmothers and one great great grandmother Her five grandparents reside in Indiana and Illinois and she will visit each with her parents starting May first Story Studio
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Phyllis Jeanne
Phyllis Jeanne Prust
D. D. Prust
Tyler Street
Indiana
Illinois
Story Studio
Easter Sunrise Service by Ama rillo Baptists
The First Baptist Church will host an Easter Sunrise Service next Sunday at 7 am with Dr. L R Scarborough of Fort Worth giving the Resurrection talk. Choirs and soloists from the church Philharmonic Choral Club Khiva Shrine Chanters perform in Ama rillo for the first time.
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First Baptist Church
L. R. Scarbrough
Fort Worth
Philharmonic Choral Club
Khiva Shrine Chanters
Amarillo
Magnus) Dubois
Lowry
Rogers
R. R. Swindell
E. Lockyear
Howard Boxwell
Shepperd
J. W. Sanders
G. L. Yates
Tullar
I. E. Reynolds
D. R. Scarborough
Christ
F. F. Dyer
To hear the knocking of your late wife
A humorous quip from Pathfinder presents a spectral joke about a widow’s knock echoing in a haunted setting. The exchange pivots on irony and supernatural tone with a playful edge.
District Chairman Elected and District Cooperation Voted
It states that a district chairman was elected and a vote approved cooperation by every club in the district to assist Amarillo in entertaining the District Conference.
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Amarillo
Annie Dyer Nunn Receives Letter On Blake Case
Annie Dyer Nunn earns high praise from H L Menchen editor of American Mercury for her second installment of The Blake Case in Ling Detective Adventures Magazine. Menchen wrote to commend her work and sent a photo of Robert Blake, who wrote the original story before his execution.
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H. L. Menchen
American Mercury
Annie Dyer Nunn
Mr. Menchen
Mrs. Nunn
Blake
Startling Detective Adventures
Robert Blake
Old clothes drive opens house for charity in Hereford
In grace Guthrie's account, charity hosts a public open house where veterans, families, and the needy examine donated garments. Exsoldier and boy cranes through shoes. a mother shows outgrown outfits as the crowd lines up for help. The event underscores democratic aid through shared clothing.
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Charity
Amarillo Garden Club Elects New Officers
Amarillo Garden Club selects H. H. Cooper as president and J. W. Maynard, K. B. Loving, Davis Tudor, and L. W. Bussy as officers for the new term. First meeting set for April 8 and plant exchanges coordinated by Mrs. Rowland. The club plans spring planting to beautify Amarillo areas. Amarillo Commandery to hold Easter services at Canyon First Christian Church this afternoon at 3. Knights to wear full uniforms.
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Garden Club
H. H. Cooper
J. W. Maynard
K. 8. Loving
Davis Tudor
L. W. Bussy
John Rowland
Plant Exchange
Rowland
Amarillo
Amarillo Commandery
Canyon
First Christian Church
Miss Williams To Be Presented This Afternoon Recital
The Amarillo Piano Conservatory presents Tenne Sue Williams daughter of Mr. and Mrs Carl Williams at 22 Crockett Street in recital this afternoon at 4 00 in the Women's Federated Club Room. She studied with Ar dath Johnson and completed the Dunning System preparatory work receiving the Dunning pin and now assists in the classes. The program includes works by Bach Beethoven Schumann and MacDowell with Maxine Elmore assisting with songs.
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Amarillo
Miss Johnson
Conservatory
Bach
Beethoven
Schumann
MacDowell
Maxine Elmore
Otis Trulove
Miss Williams
Swann to Attend Texas-Oklahoma Photo Engravers Meet
Delegate Jimmie Swann will join representatives at the Texas Oklahoma Photo Engravers meeting in San Antonio today and Monday to discuss industry matters.
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Alice Landergin
Texas-Oklahoma Photo- Engravers Meeting
San Antonio
Jimmie Swann
Forty Pupils Win Ribbons At Amaril College Music Festival
Forty Amaril College of Music pupils earned blue ribbons across departments at the Panhandle Spr Music Festival. Miss Ve O'Dell Miss Rosalie Coffee and Miss Evelyn Kennedy scored 99 and 100. Circle No 1 of the Cathedral Church will host an Easter egg hunt Saturday at Parish House instead of Canad Ranch. Adolph Schuetz and Louisa Flad are among speakers for a Southwestern Engin ing Company event and American associations. Swann to return Tuesday evening.
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Amaril College of Music
Ve O'Dell
Misa Rosalie Coffee
M Evelyn Kennedy
Panhandle
Cathed
Canadranch An
Southwestern Engining Company
Adolph Schuetz
American Photo-Enginers Association
Louisa Flad
American Assciation
Mr. Swann
Eveing
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