Presbyterian Woman's Council Meet For Regular Session
Circles of the Woman's Council at First Presbyterian Church Eleventh Avenue Harrison Street gather at 2 p m Wednesday for a regular program and business session opening the new church year. Mrs E F Olmstead reviews This Is the Victory by Weatherhead during the meeting. The event will not be a silver tea.
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Presbyterian
Woman's Council
First Presbyterian Church
Eleventh Avenue
Harrison Street
Weatherhead
E. F. Olmstead
Poitan Class A Luncheon Meeting Update
The First Baptist Poitan Class A will hold a monthly business and luncheon at 12:30 PM Wednesday hosted by Mrs. W. W. Voss at 2406 B Fillmore Street. The service will meet at 12:30 in the home of Mrs. O. Wade at 2111 Fillmore Street.
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O. Wade
Fillmore Street
First Baptist Poitan
W. W. Voss
Poets Meet Draws Eighty For Panhandle Festival
Eighty people attended the annual Poet's Festival sponsored by the Panhandle Speech Arts Association yesterday. In the Federation Club Rooms the program featured poetry by Panhandle poets and music from the Amarillo Army Air Field talent.
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The
Panhandle Speech Arts Association
Federation Club
Panhandle
Amarillo Army Air Field
Rowland Wardle Is Honored on His Tenth Birthday
A party honoring Rowland Wardle on his tenth birthday was held Saturday afternoon at his parents’ home. Mrs. Guy Blanton led games with prizes to Patsy Masters and Lewis Palmer. Easter decorations adorned the event with ice cream and cake served to the invited group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowland Wardle
Frank Wardle
Prospect Street
Guy Blanton
Patsy Masters
Lewis Palmer
Marjorie Jo Blanton
Fern Crerar
Doris Crerar
Betty Jean
Duncan
Jo Betty Phillips
Woman’s Page Highlights Local Evening Activities
Tonight in San Jacinto Kiwant-Annhs and Epsilon Sigma Alpha meet at venues on Van Buren and Federation Club Rooms with music and crafts. A Helen Bentycenery soprano concert is set at Polk Street Methodist Church parlor. Writers Class hosts at Herring Hotel and many PTAs and clubs gather across Amarillo for meetings, luncheons, and events at school buildings, hotels, and churches.
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San Jacinto Kiwant
M. E. Haley
van Buren Street
Helen Ben Tycenery
Polk Street Methodist Church
Federation And Club Meetings In Amarillo Weekly
Amarillo women host the Federation of Women’s Clubs meeting at 2 30 Tuesday with a debate by Mrs Joe Coffee’s Amarillo High School team on Plans for a Post War World. At 2 30 Thursday MacDowell Music Club plans a Texas music program at Mrs W C Parr’s home with Mrs J L Southern co-hostess.
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Joe Coffee
Amarillo High School
Amarillo Federation of Women’s Clubs
Federation Club Rooms
J. W. Sanders
MacDowell Music Club
W. C. Parr
West Eleventh Avenue
J. L. Southern
Amarillo Federation of Women's
Federation Club
Home Front Conservation Topic At Wilson PTA Meeting
Wilson Parent-Teacher Association will meet Tuesday afternoon in the school auditorium with Mrs. A R Williams presiding. A panel on Conserva tion on the Home Front will be conducted by members and a visual education demonstration from the intermediate social studies department. Mrs. John E Ekelund will report the nominating committee.
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Wilson Parent-Teacher Association
A. R. Williams
John E. Ekelund
Grace Parnell
Sewing clubs hold rummage sale this week
Rummage sale sponsored by El Martes Sewing Club will run Wednesday and Thursday at 621 East Fourth Avenue. La Costura Club meets 2:30 Tuesday at 823 Palo Duro Street. BPW Club plans a 6:30 PM meeting Tuesday at the Amarillo Hotel.
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la Costura Club
R. B. Latham
Palo Duro Street
el Martes Sewing Club
East Fourth Avenue
BPW Club
Amarillo
Circle 9 of Polk Street Methodist Women’s Society
Circle 9 of Polk Street Methodist Women’s Society hosts a meeting at the church with arrangements for its next charity drive and reports of recent donations and outcomes.
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The
Polk Street Methodist Women's Society of Christian
Boy Scouts Distribute Defense Instructions
A group of 12 Amarillo Boy Scouts distributed a large amount of in- defense instructions to the public, highlighting community safety efforts and youth involvement in civic preparedness.
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Boy Scouts
Amarillo Boy Scouts
Scouts Deliver Instruction Material Across City
Scouts covered different city areas on Saturday using bicycles to deliver instruction material. John Lee McMillen of Troop 4 Basil Walker of Troop 4 and Lawrence Youngblood of Troop 9 performed the service.
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Dylan
John Lee McMillen
Basil Walker
Lawerence Youngblood
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jae
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Federation
Herring Hotel
Topasday A. A. A. W. Consumer Group
Lapi
Jackson Street
Catholic Boys of America
Sacred Heart Cathedral
S. I. W. Club
Red Cross
Music Teachers’ Association
Capitol Hotel
San Jacinto
Parent-Teacher Association
Price College Parent-Teacher Association
Glenwood Parent-Teacher Association
Las Amigas Club
Bessie Simmons
Jefferson Street
Lee Bivins
Alice Landergin
Sanborn Parent-Teacher Association
W.F.W. Post
Veterans Hospital
Bushland Home Demonstration Club
Jesse Hill
Needle Club
Edgar Wilson
West
Thirteenth Avenue
Bonita
Taylor Street
P. C
Cathedral Hall
Ae Club
Amarillo Hotel
Jess Hill
Red Cross Sewing
Macdowell Club
Capitol
Washington
Amarillo Rebkah Lodge
Lo. C
Central Presbyterian Spiritual Life’ Group
Miracle Book Club
North
Lincoln Street
Elizabeth Arden
Polk Street
Marie Earle
Herbert Drug
Prescription
PUREX
Freeman’s Flowers
American Institute of Launder
Aleric
Aleo
ARRID
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Johnson
Armour
Serena Grocery and Market
West 7Th Ave
American Institute of Refrigeration
Buchanan St
Furriers
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