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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1945

Page

8

Officers Nominated At North Amarillo Garden Club Meeting

The nominating committee of the North Amarillo Garden Club presented names of new officers at Horace Mann School. Elections occur at 2:30 PM Monday in the school dining room with O B Howell speaking on landscaping a small home and Mrs Tom Holman presiding at the installa­tion. Members from North Amarillo Mirror and Forest Hill areas are invited to join.

North Amarillo Ester Tom Holman Amarillo

Church Notes First Christian Woman's Council Meeting

The First Christian Woman's Council met in the church parlor with Mrs. Harvey Allen presiding. A nominating committee to appoint new officers was named including Mesdames Key Farr Thomas Currie and C P Hutchings. Clothing for needy Europeans will be collected at the church on Wednesday April 11. A conference on World Order was announced.

Mrs O'Brien Named Party Honoree by E W Robinson

Mrs E W Robinson entertained Tuesday afternoon at her home 1900 Madison in honor of Mrs Pete O'Brien. The living room held polyanthus roses and fruit blossoms with gifts on a lace table and redbud with pastel ribbons in the dining room. Attending were Mesdames W B O'Brien Mark Oliver J A Killough Cecil O'Brien Fred Martin H D Nelson Miss Mattea McLarkin and the honoree. Mrs Frank Allen sent a gift.

E. W. Robinson Madison Pete O’brien Mesdames W. B. O'Brien Mark Oliver J. A. Killough Cecil O’brien Fred Martin H. D. Nelson Mattea McClurkin Frank Allen

War era conference and guild activities in Amarillo churches

April 26 conference led by Dr. John L. Davis invites all district men. Mrs. R. C. Snodgrass gave devotional. Miss Lois Swick spoke on missions and a changing world noting war impacts on Africa and China. St Andrew's Guild planned apron sale for April 28 with a luncheon and meeting. West Amarillo Christian Woman's Council met Circle One. India talk by Mrs. Crail and stewardship remarks. next meeting May 1 with Cecil Conklin circle.

John L. Davis R. C. Snodgrass Howard Boxwell Lois Swick China ST. Andrew's Guild Francis Hayward C. E. Mathis M. E. Eisenhower E. T. Giles C. D. Munday Joe Smith, Jr H. Bank Jones Woman's Council West Amarillo

Social Calendar for Today in the City

A list of local events including sewing lessons at Downtown USO with Mrs. Zella Riggs at 8, Delta Theta Chi at W. W. building 8, Woodmen Circle Hail at 8, and various classes on Lincoln at 7 and 7 30. Also Pecos Valley Queens Lodge at 2, John B. Golding Auxiliary at 8, First Christian Mother Benton Class at 1513 Fillmore, Family night Amarillo Country Club at 8, St Francis 4 H Girls at 2 30, Needle Club at 2 45, Twentieth Century Club at 2 30, First Baptist Business Women's circle dinner 6 30, and Jam Jar party at Y W C A building.

YWCA Plans Coffee For Girls Commit tee Meeting

Mrs Faye Gordon reviewed Is Exciting To Work With Business Girls at the Young Women's Christian Association Business Girls Committee session held at the YWCA. Miss Lois Swick led devotions and Miss Janice Lessing reported on Y Ettes activities. Virginia Blackwell discussed material and plans for the April 16 meeting.

Faye Gordon Young Women's Christian Association Business Girls YWCA Lois Swick Janice Lessing Y-Ettes Virginia Blackwell Mesdames Gordon Guy Owens Jerry Ratcliff Roy Ses

Child Welfare Club Hosts Day Luncheon at 501 Lincoln

The Child Welfare Club plans its annual play day luncheon at 501 Lincoln. Mrs. R. H. Kelly will chair the event with serving set for 12 30 o'clock and venue at 1600 Crockett.

Lincoln Child Welfare Club R. H. Kelly Crockett

Officers Installed At VFW Auxiliary In Amarillo

Members of the Amarillo Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars held a business session in Carpenter Hall and installed officers led by president Maudie Mae Hudspeth. Other officers installed include Fern Morris as senior vice president Clara O'Dell junior vice president Ruby Clark treasurer Ruby Cameron secretary Regina Delerman chaplain Mary Lieberknecht guard Katherine Covington conductress and Maudie Wilson trustee. Appointed officers include Inez Johnson as parliamentarian.

Amarillo The Veterans of Foreign Wars Carpenter Hall Maudie Mae Hudspeth Fern Morris Clara O'Dell Ruby Clark Ruby Cameron Regina Delerman Mary Lieberknecht Katherine Covington Maudie Wilson Inez Johnson

Joint installation and social hour at Federation Club

The report lists attendees including Lola Staples historian Elva Kolloer musician Vesta Hunter Clara Belle Stodgill Ernestine Lindsey Dorothy McBroom color bearers and Ruby Cameron reporter. After the joint installation with the men's organization a social hour followed. The next meeting will be at Carpenter Halls at 8 o clock on April 18 with a gram at the Federation Club Rooms Monday at 2 30 pm. Patrons and guests are urged to attend. The largest part of a mesquite tree is below the ground.

Lola Staples Elva Kolloer Vesta Hunter Clara Belle Stodgill Ernestine Lindsey Dorothy McBroom Ruby Cameron Carpenter Halls Gram Federation Club

Harmony Club Tea With Spring Ensemble Guests

The Harmony Club plans a spring ensemble and guest day program featuring musical entertainment and social gathering for members and visitors.

Harmony Club

Facts Magazine Puzzle Contest Ends June 1945

The contest open to all except Proyees and relatives offers 80 puzzles with solutions naming people places books films and songs. First prize is 10000 plus 499 other prizes totaling 17500, awarded to top five entrants. puzzles split into 20 series with weekly mail submissions. Prizes and tie rules explained.

Proyees Fact Magazine Facts Magazine

Puzzle Contest Entry Instructions From Facts Magazine

Mail your solutions by midnight April 7th to qualify for prizes. Enclose 15 cents per four puzzle series and receive the Literary Classics Book Club book. FACTS MAGAZINE sponsors and will mail remaining puzzles after entry forms are received. Family participation allowed. employees and relatives are barred.

Facts Magazine Literary Classics Book Club Book Club

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