Talk on Chinese Missions Heard at M B Meeting
The M B meeting opened with music and club business. Rev F L Canfield, missionary from Sshansi China, spoke on What Has Christianity to Offer China using stories of Chinese lives. Refreshments were served to a long list of attendees including Eleanor Stinson and Rev Canfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B
F. L. Canfield
Sshansi Province
China
Eleanor Stinson
Shirley Rae Wilson
Eugene Collette
Mary Vanhouser
Dale Garland
Paula Beckwith
Anna Lee Turpin
Ethel Martin
Ray Har
Intermediate Endeavors Plan Party at Muriel Coble Home
West Amarillo church group meets at 7 PM Saturday at 609 Tennessee Street host Muriel Jo Coble. Attendees bring cookies or sandwiches then go to a show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Amarillo Christian Church
Muriel Jo Coble
Tennessee Street
Catholic Daughters to Meet Friday at Cathedral Hall
The Catholic Daughters of America will hold a meeting at 7 30 o clock Friday night in Cathedral Hall. The event brings members together for discussion and activities in a local church setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Daughters of America
Cathedral Hall
Goop Recipe Centered Cooking Lesson At Globe-News
Women attend the Globe-News Cooking School in Amarillo where recipes were demonstrated for Goop fricassee and a full menu including vegetable platters cream pie apple roll and Cuban coffee. The session runs through Friday in the Municipal Auditorium with multiple homemaking dishes shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe-News
Municipal Auditorium
Amarillo
Globe- News
Mrs Bell Receives Baby Shower Before Wedding
Thelma Ruth Wheatley, now Mrs Robert L Bell, was honored with a kitchen themed shower at 510 West Tenth Avenue hosted by Dana Pursley Ruth Brannon and Leta Johnson. Guests contributed recipes for a box drawing and a gift for writer Fannie Sue Bell. The couple wed last Sunday at the Wheatleys home 1600 Lipscomb Street with many friends and relatives attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Bell
Thelma Ruth Wheatley
West Tenth Avenue
Dana Pursley
Ruth Brannon
Leta Johnson
Fannie Sue Bell
Judy Musgrove
Mickey Navert
Jeanne Hawkins
Ethel Davis
Fern Johnson
Ada Bess’ Erickson
Jack Wheatley
Jane Williams
Valerie Johnson
Mary Hopkins
Gwen Morris
Camilla Wheatley
Margaret Johnson
Virginia Doty
Catherine Stocking
Irma Jane Byrd
Miss Atkinson
Miss Wheatley
Mr. Bell
Oe Wheatley
Lipscomb Street
Red Carnation Lodge Plans Friday Meeting
Red Carnation Lodge No. 345 will hold a regular business meeting Friday at 2 p m in the I O O F Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Hall
RED Carnation Lodge
Red Carnation Lodge No. 345
Dressing For Meat Adds Flavor During Broiling
French dressing described as a brush-on aid for meats and vegetables during broiling. It enhances flavor and aids browning, offering a convenient alternative to traditional basing methods.
Travel Study Club Announces Meeting Change
The Travel Study Club shifts its 2:30 PM gathering to the home of Mrs. Tom B. Holman at 1408 Jackson Street. Mrs. J. E. Proper will host the event, replacing the prior plan at Mrs. Will O'Brien’s residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travel Study Club
Tom B. Holman
Jackson Street
J. E Proper
Will O'Brien
J. E. Proper
Energetic Needle Club Plans Afternoon Meeting
The Energetic Needle Club will meet at 2 30 tomorrow in Mrs. Lee Hinsons home at 833 Virginia Street. The Home Arts Group will entertain at 3 o clock Friday afternoon at Mrs. Howard A Ferguson 3604 Van Buren Street. An all day Help ing Hand Sewing Club meeting is set for tomorrow at Mrs. Irwin Uptons 900 Florida Street with a noon covered dish lunch. Flapper Fanny club met yesterday hosted by Mrs Glenn Etheridge with Mrs Tom Bill Price presiding. A luncheon for next Wednesday is planned at Mrs Henry Schwan 808 Parker Street where gifts will be exchanged. Attending included Mesdames Brazier Woodward Williams Schwan McBroom Tyler Dawson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helping Hand Sewing Club
Irwin Upton
Florida Street
Energetic Club
Energetic Needle Club
Lee Hinson
Virginia Street
Howard A. Ferguson
van Buren Street
Home
Helping Hand
Glenn Etheridge
Tom Bill Price
Henry Schwan
Parker Street
Mesdames
Lawrence Brazier
Sammy Woodward
Carl Williams
Schwan
Jim McBroom
Edgar Tyler
Albert Dawson
William McBroom
J. B
Pleasant Valley Homemakers Hear Agent Demonstration
The Pleasant Valley Homemakers Club met at Mrs. W Martin’s home for a talk by county agent Miss Pauline Lokey on efficient and attractive kitchen entrances. President Mrs. W. T. Willis led a business session, council report by Mrs. J. H. Johnson, and a call to attend the district convention at Polk Street Methodist Church on April 16. Members exchanged garden plants during social hour. refreshments served. Attending were Mesdames L. O. Biggers Virgil Pond Hi J. Pankratz J. C. Ward R. W. Rodgers E. L. Butterfield E. L. Gibson Lee Williamson W. A. Crull Elgin Reid H. C. Gentry Jack Jerman and Miss LaVon Crull. The club will meet April 24 with Mrs. Pond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Valley
Virgil Pond
Hi. J. Pankratz
J. C. Ward
R. W. Rodgers
E. L. Butterfield
E. L. Gibson
Lee Williamson
W. A. Crull
Elgin Reid
H. C. Gentry
Jack Jerman
LaVon Crull
Pond
Friday Needle Club Meets at 1613 Monroe Street
The Friday Needle Club will be entertained in the home of Mrs. L. D. Heyser at 1613 Monroe Street Friday afternoon at 2 45 oclock. The event features McGee Price and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needle Club
L. D. Heyser
Monroe Street
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Federation Club
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Cyril Luker
Forest Hill P. T.A
Masonic Temple
Hardin-Simmons University
Amarillo Hotel
Ross Floyd
Rosemont
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Henry Drey
Hoover
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Pleasant Valley Club
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