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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1947

Page

10

Social Calendar Highlights Tonight and Friday Events

Tonight in Canyon at 7 30 the Queen Esther Club meets with Mrs William Brune. YMCA hosts a square dance planning committee at 7 30. Friday events include Helping Hand Circle at West Amarillo Christian Church at 10 30, TEL Class luncheon and meeting at First Baptist Church, and Mother Benton Class luncheon at First Christian Church. Read Carnation Lodge 345 hosts a luncheon at IOOF Hall at 12. Home Demonstration Club meets at 2. Travel Study Club at 2 30. Amarillo Study Club at 2 30. Philomathic Club at 2 30. Buchanan Street Methodist Church Ladies class at Bennett Hall and a Jam Jar party. Lone Star Assembly and Order of the Rainbow for Girls at Khiva Temple at 7 30, Humphreys Highland PTA box supper at 7, deadline 5 PM on weekdays.

Queen Esther Club William Brune Canyon YMCA West Amarillo Christian Church Church Tel First Baptist Church Mother Benton First Christian Church George T. Royse Carnation Lodge Ladies Society Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen IOOF KD. Pierce West Central T. H. Campbell Amarillo G. Harry Davis Jackson Philomathic Club Henry Beverley Polk Buchanan Street Methodist Church Bennett Hall YWPCA Lone Star Assembly Order of the Rainbow Khiva Temple Humphreys Highland Pta

Phebean Class Social Meeting at First Baptist Church

Members of the Phebean Class at the First Baptist Church met Tuesday evening for a monthly social. Mrs. J. E. Whitehead led the devotional, Mrs. Gene Simpson spoke, Miss Ruth Baskett presided, and Mrs. Nelson Hall supervised entertainment. Refreshments served for a large group including Mr. Bruce Cathey and Mrs. Baskett among others.

First Baptist Church J. E. Whitehead Gene Simpson Ruth Baskett Nelson Hall Guy Barnett O. A. Thomas R. K. Cone Opal Armstrong Ethel York James Ware C. C. Price J. M. Jones Graham Bell J. B. Hudgins Neal Cross Bruce Cathey B. D. Lowe C. A. Rogers Drew Crossett Jack Hulsey K.S. Grenewald Miss Ruth Baskett

Mother Benton class Luncheon at Mrs Boyse home

Members of the First Christian Church Mother Benton class plan a luncheon Friday at 12 30 in the home of Mrs George T Boyse 2024 Ong Road.

Mother Benton First Christian Church George T. Boyse

Head high sailors hat from spring collection

A description of a beguiling sailor style hat with a high crown and shiny rough straw. It features white ruching, veiling, a simulated pear ornament, and colors black brown navy toon white. Marketed as part of a new Spring collection.

WSCS Study Concludes With Racial Equality Discussion

Members of Tenth Avenue Methodist Church Woman's Society of Christian Service met in the church parlor with Mrs. G. A. Shull presiding. The group discussed Christian and Race and voted to fund a leadership training scholarship for Negro women.

Tenth Avenue Methodist Church Woman's Society of Christian Service G. A. Shull Vernon Stanley Alice Hester WSCS Big Spring Lincoln Velma Speer L. O. Speer P. H. Norman B. W. Wilson W. O Wossum R. Hutto E. Lee Stanford H. E. Tolleson Joe Williams

King Couple Welcome Baby Boy Richard Wayne

Mr and Mrs Doyle King announce the birth of a son Richard Wayne at 6 45 this morning at Northwest Texas Hospital weighing 8 pounds 3% ounces The baby fills the role of grandson to J W Norwood and M H King The mother is a former Globe-News employee

Richard Wayne Doyle King Madison Northwest Texas Hospital J. W. Norwood M. H. King East Tenth King The Globe-News

Dance plans set by Palo Duro Secretaries

Palo Duro Chapter of the National Secretaries Association met at the Federation Club Rooms with Dorothy Peery in charge. Plans were made for the annual benefit dance for the Preventorium on May 13. Lucille Hogge named chair, Sybil May and Neil Shaw as ticket committee, Margie Hogge publicity chair. Attendance listed and notes from a recent Blackstone Hotel breakfast were reported.

Palo Duro National Secretaries Association Federation Club Dorothy Peery V. Taylor Veterans Hospital Lucille Hogge Sybil May Neil Shaw Margie Hogge Pat Armstrong Thelma Cheshire Joyce Cobb Mary Gantt Creola Hester Margie Hoggs Kate W. Lock Dorothy L. Peery Celeste Shoulders Mildred Thomas Zoe Wisdom

Entertains for Council Circle in Amarillo

Mary E. Bivins Circle of the West Amarillo Christian Church met yesterday afternoon in the home of Mrs. W. D. Harral. Mrs. J. L. Sparks opened with the Lord's Prayer and Mrs. Harral gave the devotional. Eva Peak discussed the lesson Practicing Christian Unity. Refreshments were served to Mrs. Kellam, Price Hooks, Warren Marchal, Donna Green, John Sullivan, Mary E. Bivins, Ww. C. Boegli and Eva Peak.

Mary E. Bivins West Amarillo Ww. C. Boegli Eva Peak

Home Club Hears Talks in Pleasant Valley

Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club met yesterday at Mrs. Homer Davis 335 River Drive. Members shared sewing time-savers. demonstrations covered pressing, basting brick, double pearl-edge buttonholes, bound buttonholes, inserting zippers and side fasteners. Next meeting set for 10 AM April 23 at Mrs. B F Tate 804 Fairmount.

Pleasant Valley Homer Davis River Drive Don Jerman B. F. Tate Lee Williamson C. V. Knox Grace Weller J. H. Johnson P. H. Coy Jack Jerman C. L. Gibson H. L. Henderson W. T. Willis L. O. Biggers Fairmount

Carry a Load in Urban Transit Routes Reported

The United States features 108 202 miles of urban transit and 89 240 subways street cars and buses operated nationwide. U S Department of Agriculture chemists developed a non swelling wood to prevent stubborn drawers and doors from sticking.

United States US Department of Agriculture

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