Women’s Page Junior League Puppetry Institute Trip
Mrs. James F. Rittenberry and Mrs. Stuart Browning leave for Oklahoma City to attend a theater institute hosted by the Junior Welfare League. The program features puppet demonstrations by Tatterman Marionettes and Stephens College faculty, plus a Rumpelstiltskin performance by the local puppet division. Teachers earn one hour credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Rittenberry
Stuart Browning
Oklahoma City
Junior Welfare League Theater Institute
Asta
Evitas
Tatterman Marionettes
Western College
Oxford
Ohio
Gene Starr Wilily III
Stephens College
Columbia
Oklahoma City Junior League
Rittenberry
Browning
Amarillo Junior Welfare League
Wild Rose Lodge Goes to Red Cross Bandage Work
Wild Rose Lodge No. 312 L. A. to B. R. T. members voted to roll bandages at the Red Cross Chapter House every Wednesday afternoon. The meeting at I. O. F. Hall approved this community service and set a next gathering for April 17 at 2 o clock with a luncheon at noon.
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Wild Rose Lodge No
L. A
Red Cross
I. Co. O. F. Hall
Lillian Summons
Evangelina Johnson
T. C. O. F. Hall
Mesdames Vada Lopez
Margaret Merritt
Florence Warren
Jessie Miller
Cherokee McElreath
Priscilla Stover
Lillian Simmons
Lillian Clark
Allie van Hoose
Doris Price
Irma Steele
Velva Simmons
Mabel Blake
Anna Mae Thomas
Social Calendar highlights many Amarillo club events
Tonight sees varied gatherings across Amarillo including Miss Sarah Morris at 7:30, the Philharmonic Music Club at 8, and multiple groups at the YWCA, Red Cross, and local lodges. Tuesday features PT associations, sewing and surgical dressings, luncheons, and a Capitol Hotel dinner with Women’s clubs.
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Officers Wives Club
Red Cross
Avenue D
Fourth Street
River Road Club Hosts Luncheon and Relief Drive
Mrs. P F P Uhrich entertained River Road Home Demonstration Club with a luncheon. Members voted to collect used clothing for overseas relief, to be sent or left at River Road school by April 10. Miss Paulie Lakey spoke on scissor sharpening and color schemes for homes. Next meeting on April 18 at Mrs. Connellee's home with a quick breads demonstration.
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P. FP. Uhrich
River Drive
River Road Home Demonstration Club
River Road School
Paulie Lakey
Potter County
Mesdames N. S. Kenyon
Kansas City, Mo
Nettie Rye
J. T. Mason
Lula Robertson
G. L. Cline
J. W. Horn
Uhrich
W. B. Gilbert
Ed Enochs
Paul Johnson
W. S. Stockett
R. S. Connelee
W. H. Pondet
War Veterans Meeting at American Legion Hall Thursday
Guy V. Henry Jr Camp No 28 United Spanish War Veterans Inc will hold a regular monthly meeting at 7 30 PM next Thursday at American Legion Hall Commander A Petersen announces All visiting veterans urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy V. Henry, Jr
United Spanish War Veterans, Inc
American Legion Hall
A. Petersen
Recital Listings And Club Meetings In Amarillo Area
Vocal students recital at Amarillo College Auditorium with Dean Folsom D Jackson at 8 15. Sanborn P T Association at school auditorium 8 o clock. Lee Bivins P T Association at school 3 45. W S C S Northwest Texas executive council at Polk Street Methodist Church business 2 buffet 6 program 7 30. San Jacinto Parent Teacher Association at auditorium 3 45. La Costura Club at Mrs H H Hawkins 722 West Short 2 30. Credit Women's Club at Capitol Hotel 6. Amarillo City Federation of Women's Clubs Federation Club Rooms 8 30. Home Demonstration Club at Mrs Rodgers 1308 North Hill 1. Amarillo Music Teachers Association at Aronson Tea Room 12. Estudiar Club at Khiya Temple 6.
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Dean Folsom D. Jackson
Amarillo College
W. S C. S. Northwest Texas
Polk Street Methodist Church
la Costura Club
H. H. Hawkins
West Short
Council of P. B. E. O. Elects New Officers
Amarillo Council of P. BE. O. held a called Friday morning meeting at 4233 West Fourteenth to elect officers for the next year. Officers named are Mrs. M. D. Snyder president Mrs. B. O. Cornelius vice president Jerry Rateliff secretary and E. P. Dudley educational chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Council of P. BE. O
C. G. Feierabend
West Fourteenth
M. D. Snyder
B. O. Cornelius
Jerry Rateliff
E. P. Dudley
J. H. Chandler
Plainview Merchant Sees Record Attendance Ahead for Daily Show
Clarence Solnick of Plainview reports Amarillo weekend visit to friends and relatives. He says the city expects record attendance for the daily show this week as entries far exceeded expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Solnick
Plainview
Amarillo
Daily Show
Transfer USO Worker Miss Ann Flynn Heads to Carlsbad
Miss Ann Flynn staff assistant of the Downtown USO since last September is transferred to Carlsbad where she will serve as program director of the USO. A former New York resident, Flynn came to Amarillo from the USO in Colorado Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Flynn
USO
Carlsbad
New York
Miss Flynn
Amarillo
Colorado Springs
Alathean Class to Meet Thursday Morning
Alathean Class will meet Thursday at 9 30 in the home of Mrs T D Northcutt 2809 Jackson street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
T. D Northcutt
Jackson
Pleasant Valley PTA Set to Meet With Officer Plans
The Pleasant Valley Parent Teacher Association will meet at 8 o'clock Wednesday night in the school auditorium. Reports will be given by the council delegate and the nominating committee. Plans will be made for the installation of new officers and a teachers banquet in May. A sixth grade play titled Princess None-Such will be presented. The executive committee meets at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Valley Parent- Teacher Association
San Jacinto P T A to Meet After Noon Program and Luncheon
The San Jacinto Parent-Teacher Association will convene Tuesday at 3 45 PM in the school auditorium. The fifth grade under Mrs J R Hodges and Miss Jane William will present the program. An officer election will be held and a covered dish luncheon is planned at 1 PM in the cafeteria inviting patrons to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jacinto
Parent-Teacher Association
J. R. Hodges
Jane William
Sanborn PTA to Meet Tuesday Night in School Auditorium
The Sanborn Parent Teacher Association will meet at 8 o'clock Tuesday night in the school auditorium to discuss April business. The announcement is made by Mrs. Paul Darling, president, with Mrs. R L Seib co listed in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanborn Parent-Teacher Association
Paul Darling
R. L. Seib
St. Joseph Aspirin Promoted As Bargain Purchase
Advertisement urges buyers to demand St. Joseph Aspirin described as the world's largest seller at 10c per box of 100 tablets. It claims 35c for 100 tablets and promotes getting nearly three tablets for each cent, urging readers to always ask for St. Joseph Aspirin.
Nominating Committee Reports for PTA Officers Heads
Erling will report for the nominating committee and officers for the next school year will be elected. Nominees include Mrs E E Parker as president and Mrs B W Wilson and Mrs Howard Raleigh as vice presidents. Also named are Mrs Darling treasurer Mrs Fr C Gibbs secretary, Mrs J L Williamson parliamentarian and Mrs C J Restine historian. Evelyn Hood and Mrs L C Byars will lead the program with W H Gordon assisting. Gordon will show films on the PTA monthly theme Latin American Relations.
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W. H. Gordon
Gordon
Parent-Teacher Association
Sam Houston PTA Plans Friday Meeting at 3 30
The Sam Houston Parent-Teacher Association meets Friday afternoon at 3 30 for this week only. The first grade will present the program and Mrs Ed Stewart will show a sound movie.
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Sam Houston Parent-Teacher Association
Ed Stewart
Forest Hill PT Association Meeting Time Change
Forest Hill PT Association will meet Friday at 3 30 PM instead of Tuesday this week. The first grade will present the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Hill PT Association
Program and Mrs Ed Stewart Will Show Sound Movies
The local page announces that a program and Mrs Ed Stewart will present sound movies for the audience. The notice highlights a screening event aiming to attract residents seeking updated cinema experiences.
Estudiar Club meetup and federation meeting announced
Estudiar Club will meet Tuesday night at 8 o clock at Khiva Temple with all Amarillo Chapter new members invited. Cal Farley to speak on the Boys League at City Federation of Women's Clubs meeting Tuesday at 2 30 in Federation Club Rooms. presidents and delegates urged to attend.
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Estudiar Club
Khiva Temple
Amarillo
Cal Farley
Boys’ League
City Federation of Women's Clubs
Federation Club
Security Benefit Association Meeting Tonight at Hall
The Security Benefit Association will hold a meeting at 8 o'clock this evening at W. O. W. Hall. Members are expected to attend as plans will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Security Benefit Association
W. O. W. Hall
Junior Travel Study Club to Meet at Mrs Braastadt Home
The Junior Travel Study Club will meet at Mrs. Chester Braastadt's home at 2115 Monroe at 2 o'clock on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Cc. A. will lead the session.
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JR. Travel Study Club
Chester Braastadt
Monroe
Cc. A
Thomas to Discuss The Philippine Islands With Music
Thomas will discuss The Philippine Islands while Mrs Braastadt provides the music for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Philippine Islands
Mrs. Braastadt
Club to Meet Thursday Change in Schedule
The Child Psychology Club will gather Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. W. M. Leachman 1707 Tyler instead of Friday as previously announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child Psychology Club
W. M. Leachman
Tyler
Luncheon Planned by Amarillo Music Teachers Association
The Amarillo Music Teachers Association will host a luncheon on Tuesday at 12 o clock at the Aronson Tea Room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Music Teachers’ Association
Aronson
Bonita OES Initiation Service Tuesday Night
Bonita Chapter OES holds initiation service Tuesday at 8 o'clock in Khiva Temple. Refreshments will be served.
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Bonita Chapter
Khiva
Boston crackdown on plays began in 1792 with School for Scandal
Authorities in Boston arrested the entire company of Richard Brinsley Sheridan's comedy School for Scandal after its first performance, marking an early suppression of books and plays in the city.
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Boston
Richard B. Sheridan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Theater Institute
Wild Rose Lodge
THE
Social Cal Tonight Panhandle Speech Arts Association
Sarah Morris
West Fifteenth
Philharmonic Music Club
Musical Im Conservatory
Marshal
Shaw
Washington
Sigma Alpha ‘Epsilon
Federation
Northwest Texas Hospital
Amarillo Sandie Band Parents Association
W.C. A
Ee A
Lincoln
Sam Houston PT Association
Liano
Alice Landergin
PT — Association
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Capitol Hotel
Bushland Home Demonstration Club
Mrs
Carl Hill
Sorosis Club
L. D. Wirt
Wiw Sewing Club
Truman Spain
Wes
Ladies
Itn Waiting Club
R. W Jones
Usc
Amarillo Rebekah Lodge
Horace Mann
PT Association
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G. I
la A Chee
Bonita
A. A. A. W. Fine Arts Group
Leroy V. Dorsch
Las Amigas Club
Rankin Russell
Lipscomb
Paul Shelford
Jam Jar
Y.ca
W. Caeym
Co. A
Wergund
Pierce Pe
Garka
River Road Club
WAR Veterans Meeting
Sanborn P-T Association
Lee Bivins P-T Association
Credit Women’s Club
Amarillo City
Federation of Women's Clubs
Mrs Rodgers
North Hill
Amarillo Music Teachers Association
Aronson Tea Room
Khiya
Mary L
Texas
Mee Piano Store
Texas 710 Broadway
Council of P. BE. O
Solnick
Alathean
Pleasant Valley
Sanborn
Sam Houston
Colonial Beauty Shoppe
Mary Adell Miner
A Polk
Globe-News
Globe News
Edwin W. Prewitt
Oliver Eakle
Fidelity Union Life Insurance Co
Dallas, Texas
Adkins
Pouder
Fach of
Revlon
Olor
White
Kirk
Adaring
Jeff Wm. Bentley
Marie Earle
Herbert
Coss
Pierce
Capitol
Herring Hotels
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Pollow
Aydin E. Pinkham
French
French Cleaners & Hatters
Fifth Phone
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