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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1951

Page

9

Delegates To Association Meet At IOOF Hall

Ladies Auxiliary Patriarchs Militant of Canton No 14 held a regu lar session at IOOF Hall led by president Bernyce Smith. Delegates to the Panhandle Association in Shamrock April 22 23 24 were Essie Elliott Ann Chamberlain and Jessie Ross with alternates Geneva Walker Dovie Roland and Reba Guess. Encampment guards appointed by Oretta Hembree of Dimmitt include Thelma Eubanks Reba Guess Juanita Watkins Francis Rudisill Ann Chamberlain Margaret Berry Opal Latta of Amarillo Oleta Chism of Dimmitt and Mary Thomas of Muleshoe. Refreshments served to numerous members. The next meeting set for April 20 at 7 30 PM in IOOF Hall.

Panhandle Association Shamrock Essie Elliott Ann Chamberlain Jessie Ross Geneva Walker Dovie Roland Reba Guess Oretta Hembree Dimmitt Amarillo Mesdames Thelma Eubanks Juanita Watkins Francis Rudisill Margaret Berry Opal Latta Amar George Prescott A. Carlson Forrest Walker J. B. Eubanks John Ross Cecil Young Howard Filiott Jay D. Roland Ostell Smith O. K. Chamberlain G. W. Marshall W. C. Prescott H. H. Rodgers Ben Baggett Ben Conklin Charlie Pangle Earl Hembree Arlie Thomas Mrs Far! Hembree Muleshoe East Fifth

Removing Stain With Boiling Water Method

If tea spills on linen, stretch the stained spot over a bowl and pour boiling water from a height through it. Then wash thoroughly in hot soapy water.

State President Delivers Address At Texas Club Convention

State President gives address as Seventh District Texas Federation of Women's Clubs members convene at the Crystal Ballroom Herring Hotel. Mrs. Hodge outlines Women in Today's World while district leaders, local club presidents, and Amarillo federation members attend sessions, education luncheon, style show, and art exhibit at Polk Street Church and Herring Hotel.

Globe O. M. McGinty Spur James A. Allen Childress Texas Federation of Women's Clubs Crystal Ballroom Herring Hotel Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs Robert FE. Clements Cochairman A. M. McGinty J. Howard Hodge Midland Hodge A. L. Putnam Plainview Don Bowie, Jr Margaret Harris Henry White & Kirk Flacons Cologne Polk Street Methodist Church Aller McGinty Eugene Slater J. W. Marshall Glenn Truax America Lee Foster Canyon L. A. Wells Sam Seay Gene Klein Clements Amarillo Louis N. Thomas Walter Reneker O Divine Redeemer W. B. LeMaster Perryton Walter Travis Dumas A. M. Meyer Amarillo College Howard Dill Kline Seay

Delicious luncheon salad with mold crab meat and eggs

A luncheon salad features crab meat and hard boiled eggs molded in tomato aspic. Serve atop salad greens with potato chips, hot biscuits, and tea or coffee for guests.

4-H Girls' Club Demonstration at Mrs Neusch’s home

The 4-H Girls' Club of St Francis met at Amelia Neusch's home with Joyce Raef in charge for the business session. Topics included ground preparation and insect control for gardening. Pauline Lakey gave recipes for yeast rolls and streusel coffee cake. Diane Neusch attended as a guest. other members listed include Rita Ann Dalton Patty Sue Berg Ame lia Neusch and several Raef and Detten family members.

St. Francis Amelia Neusch Joyce Raef Pauline Lakey Potter County Diane Neusch Rita Ann Dalton Patty Sue Berg Sandra Klinke Ollie Jean Downs Doris Nell Berg Jacque Rae

Newcomers Honored at Amarillo Hadassah Tea

Amarillo Chapter of Hadassah entertained about 30 newcomers at a tea hosted by Mrs. A. Mogelson at 3618 Hayden. Program included Blanche Perrin’s Deep Wood read by Mrs. Edward Melin. Tea service featured Italian cutwork cloths and a fern centerpiece with yellow tapers in Italian bowls. Mrs. E Rafkind, Mrs. Arthur Bluhm, and Mrs. Lou Gold presided.

Amarillo Hadassah A. Mogelson Hayden Blanche Perrin Edward Melin E. Rafkind Arthur Bluhm Lou Gold

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