Wartime Topics Discussed At Recent Graduates Group
The Recent Graduates Group of the American Association of University Women met at Mrs. Oakes home to discuss Time Magazine quiz topics. Speakers covered curfew influence wartime strikes OPA regulations and students juggling jobs in high school.
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Time Magazine
American Association of University Women
John Oakes
Hughes
Fred Kelley
Helen Burgess
Chapultapec
Anne Dougherty
C. F. Wetherbee
Bonniece Bennett
E. C. Carver
J. J. McCullough
Frank White
Clarendon
Mesdames O. P. Cowart
J. B. McCray
Porter Underwood, Jr
Wetherbee
Weldon Bright
Fred Kelly
F. H. Hohlaus
Oakes
J. H. Tarver
Victor L. Rogers
C. R. Wainwright
Doris Davis
Dougherty
Bennett
Helen Montgomery
H. Fielder
Fosshage
W. B. Grigs
C. L. Harris
W. R. Horrigan
Bright
Jackson
Apt
Bob Jones
D. C. Keever
Mrs. Kelly
Newcomers Club Bridge Winners Revealed
Mrs Sam Tidwell won high score at the Newcomers Club bridge session in Federation Club Rooms. Mrs F Weber was second high and Mrs George Loomis took the bingo prize. Hostesses included Mesdames Fosshage, Ebersole, Wirth, and Kidder. Dozens of members attended.
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Sam Tidwell
F. Weber
George Loomis
Federation Club
Mesdames FE
W. Fosshage
F. Ray Ebersole
H. P. Wirth
H. H. Kidder
Mesdames van Alm
E. E. Buchanan
W., L. Bigler
George Carter
O. S
Sixty-Six Home Demonstration Club Meeting
Sixty-Six Home Demonstration Club will meet Friday at 2 PM in the home of Mrs. L. F. Linn located at 1615 North Arthur.
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L. F. Linn
North Arthur
Nance Hosts Kiwani-Ann Luncheon Amid Club News
Mrs. A. D. Nance hosted the San Jacinto Kiwani-Ann buffet with Mrs. Jack Coffee as co-hostess. Devotional by Mrs. Frank Hasty praised quiet spirit. Members voted to donate to European clowning alive. Amarillo Army Air Field hospital fund drives conducted by Mrs. Bill Beechler and Mrs. Roy Barnard. New members welcomed G A Tomberlin and C B Galbraith. Next meeting set for April 17 with hostesses Mrs. George Kercher and Mrs. W. E. Haley. A games party at the Nance home drew many members and guests including Coffee, Kohler, Haley, Nance, Boxwell, Kercher, Hissong, Allen, Dennis and Galbraith.
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W. T. Williford
Jackson
el Martes
Fred M. Wolf
East Thirteenth
A. D. Nance
San Jacinto
Amarillo Army Air Field Hospital
Bill Beechler
Roy Barnard
J. Robert Allen
Floyd Hissong
G. A. Tomberlin
C. B. Galbraith
George Kercher
Broadmoor
W. E. Haley
Nance
Messrs. and Mesdames Coffee
Kohler
Haley
Boxwell
Kercher
Hissong
Allen
Dennis
Galbraith
Social Calendar of Evening Meetings and Classes
Tonight lists numerous YWCA activities at 501 Lincoln including business girls committee reading class at 6:15 and section V Officers dance at 8.00. Other events include Alpha Alpha Beta Siama Phi sorority at Federation Club Rooms 8, Northwest Texas executive council 8, Polk Street Methodist 8:30, sewing and Red Cross sessions, and various clubs at Amarillo area venues with times from 2 to 9 o'clock.
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Alpha Alpha Chapter
Beta Siama Phi Sorority
Federation Club
Northwest Texas
Polk Street Methodist Church
Officers’ Wives Club
Red Cross
Miss Nina Griggs Weds James R Burton in Forestville Md
Miss Nina Griggs daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Griggs of 2400 Wilson wed James Rudolph Burton son of Mr and Mrs J Burton of Friendswood at Forestville Methodist Church Forestville Maryland March 17 Reverend Thomas B Ehlers presided Miss Kathleen Foote of Washington DC was the only attendant Bride graduated from Amarillo High School and joined the Navy Department in Washington where she is employed after her time with the Amarillo Credit Association.
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Nina Griggs
Albert Griggs
Wilson
James Rudolph Burton
J. Burton
Friendswood
Forestville Methodist Church
Forestville
Thomas B. Ehlers
Kathleen Foote
Washington, D. C
Amarillo High School
Amarillo Credit Association
Navy Department
Washington
Philadelphia Weather Trio Announces Event
Mrs Grady Laws of Cisco announces the approaching marriage of her daughter Ray Nell Laws to Roswell C Walker son of Mr and Mrs R C Walker of Tonkawa Oklahoma The wedding will be at Cisco First Baptist Church parlor on April 4 Both are Weather Bureau staff at English Field
Miss Frances Geraldine Jones Weds Lt Schleicher In Double Ring
Miss Frances Geraldine Jones daughter of Mr and Mrs William Jones of Waco wed Lt Charles V Schleicher son of Mr and Mrs C F E Schleicher of Waynona New Jersey in a double ring ceremony April 1 at the First Baptist Church parlor Dr A D Foreman officiated Best man Lt Clifton B Schroeder bridesmaid Miss Wanda Jones and the bride wore two orchids The couple reside at Myer Apartments and the groom is stationed at Amarillo Army Air Field. reception was at Mrs B R Jones home 1322 Taylor
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Frances Geraldine Jones
William Jones
Waco
Charles V. Schleicher
C. FE. Schleicher
Waynona
N. J
First Baptist Church
A. D. Foreman
John Josey
Clifton B. Schroeder
Wanda Jones
Edward Raley
B. R. Jones
Taylor
Myer Apartments
Amarillo Army Air Field
Open Forum elects Velda Coffee as president
Mrs Velda Coffee was elected president of the Open Forum at a meeting held yesterday in the home of Mrs W D Westbay 1613 Tyler Others elected included Mesdames Mattie Duke Emily Hall Reta Swan T L Rhodes and Westbay Parr discussed the government of England and its contribution to the world order A round table followed with attendees Miss Jo Johnston Miss Viola Franklin Mesdames Hall Parr Rhodes R C Quarles Swan Coffee Westbay and J J Ogles The next meeting is scheduled for May 1.
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Velda Coffee
Open Forum
W. D. Westbay
Tyler
Mesdames Mattie Duke
Emily Hall
Reta Swan
T. L. Rhodes
Westbay
George Parr
England
Joe Johnston
Viola Franklin
Mesdames Hall
Parr
Rhodes
R. C. Quarles
Swan
Coffee
J. J. Ogles
Mystic Weavers Club Meets at Red Cross Chapter House
The Mystic Weavers Club gathers at the Red Cross Chapter House at 2 o clock with Mrs H S Bittner of 4216 West Fifteenth in attendance. The event is noted alongside the I W Bridge Club activities and other local civic groups.
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Mystic Weavers Club
Red Cross Chapter
Cc. I. W. Bridge Club
H. 8S Bittner
West Fifteenth
Red Cross
Oranges Lemons Grapefruit and Tangerines Store In Cold
Oranges lemons grapefruit and tangerines will keep better if stored in a cold place, preserving freshness and extending shelf life.
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Barnard
Eldon Beer
E. F E. Boxwell
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Henry Cusick
Hastings
C. I. Hood
Kenneth Fohler
J. E. Pearce
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Walter George
Jack Wheeler
Fist Ansley
Tomberlin, J. A. Dennis
Nance and Coffee
Polk
Lydia E. Pinkham
Toni
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Lincoln
E W. Cain
Uso
Zella Riggs
A. A. U. W. Red Cross Group
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