Women's Auxiliary Plant Discussion at Pankratz Home
The Auxiliary to Railway Postal Clerks met at Mrs. H. J. Pankratz 1903 Fillmore for a plant discussion and a relief donation. Members named Mesdames Medapeth, Tom ey, John Moyer attended. plant exchange occurred. an all day meeting with slip covers planned for May 2 at 10 in the Pankratz residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Pankratz
Fillmore
Panhandle
Mesdames R. K. Medapeth
Tomey
John Moyer
Pankretz
Sew-N-Sew Club Entertained at Mrs Freeman Home
Sew-N-Sew Club members enjoyed an afternoon at Mrs. Joe Freeman's home 1020 Travis with individual sewing and a gift from the group. Attendees included Mesdames Cloyce Gordon Ernest Garrison Rickman Preston Garrett Carter Veazey Bob Maxwell J C Houston Jr Virgil Lemaster and the hostess. The next meeting is set for April 18 at 2 at Mrs Preston Garrett's 817 West Seventh residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Freeman
Travis
Anc
Mesdames Cloyce Gordon
Ernest Garrison
Rickman
Preston Garrett
Carter Veazey
Bob Maxwell
J. C. ‘Ioughton, Jr
Virgil Lemaster
West Seventh
Naomi Class Luncheon at First Baptist Church
Members of the Naomi Class held their monthly luncheon and business session at the First Baptist Church. Mrs. Tom Dearen gave the invocation, the group sang, and Mrs. J. S. Beeman led the business. Guests included Mrs. P. Merriman, Mrs. J. M. Bullock, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi
First Baptist Church
Tom Dearen
Jesus
C. J. Roberts
Dearen
Robert B. Burnett
W. E. Konkle
J. S. Beeman
Gertrude Herrin
Fred Wright
Alice Culberhouse
J. L. Lovvorn
W. A. Mayes
J. E. Ogg
R. E. Spooner
J. Tom Dearen
Mabel West
H. B. Murphy
J. I. Beeman
Irene Cogburn
D. Grantham
Myrtle Love
W. H. Bailey
Jack Lacy
Lodge Accepts New Members at San Jacinto Rebekah Lodge
San Jacinto Rebekah Lodge No 145 met at 1608 West Eighth with Noble Grand Thelma Jo Oakley in charge welcoming transfer members Vernon Berry Margaret Duke and Erma Edwards. The next meeting is April 17 at 8 oclock at 1608 West Eighth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jacinto
Home Club Hears Talks On Economy and Sewing
Home Demonstration Club members met at Mrs. F. B. Davidson's home at 205 East Central. Mrs. A. F. Amerson demonstrated sewing shortcuts and Mrs. R. O. Dickson spoke on pressing and finishes. Members thanked the hostess with a gift and refreshments followed. The next meeting is an all day covered-dish lunch on April 25 at 10 o'clock in Mrs. McBride's home, 210 Angelus Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Davidson
East Central
A. F. Amerson
R. O Dickson
A. F Amerson
H. F. Aurore
Floyd Bingham
D. P. Dewey
R. O. Dickson
D. W. Foster
Frank King
R. L Mates A
E. Pointer
Weldon Pruett
BE. C. Slade
E. C. Wilson
McBride
Angelus Drive
Nuevo Club Bridge Luncheon Highlights Social Play
The Nuevo Bridge Club held a luncheon at Mrs. Lee McDaniels home on Taylor Avenue. High score went to Mrs. F. E. S. Boswell, second to Mrs. McDaniels, and traveling honors to Mrs. Elton Thomas. Other players included Mesdames Ray Helman M G O Neil Bill Howell and Bob Chilton. Pollyanna gifts were exchanged during the social hour. A follow up gathering is planned for Friday at 1:15 PM at Mrs. Bill Howell home on Georgia Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuevo
Amarillo social calendar events and meetings
Tonight and Tuesday list diverse gatherings across Amarillo venues including YMCA Vettes dinner and program at 30 o'clock and numerous clubs at Herring Hotel Federation Club Rooms and First Presbyterian Garden Group. Attendees include AAUW AJUW, Panhandle Speech Arts Association and various civic and religious groups with times from 6 to 9:30 and locations across Harrison Parker Van Buren Julian Madiso n.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Wholesale Credit Women's Club
Herring Hotel
Federation Club
AAUW
Jewel Davia
Harrison
First Presbyterian
Christian Endeavor
Security Benefit Association
Blackburn
Polk
Panjia Dhe Speech Arts Association
Tom Gilley
Parker
Morria Lively
Autthier
C. A. James
Elork
San Jacin _eiwens- Anns
San Jacinto
Saan Ter B. i
W. Hardin
Arrison Ise
PEO
W. E. Collie
Axaen
Century Club
H. C. Vinaan
Julian
St. Francis
Forestry
Rome
Enry
North Pierce
Jack Ae
West Twentieth
Lenaeeres
We. Mire
D. Hawkins
Sunset
el Martes
West Fifteenth
T. H. Campbell
Amarillo Couneo
JYG
YWCA
Houston
Ax“oeachool
Carrie Vee Sirele
Char Ass Amarillo Rebah
O'Clock
Jae Monte Rosenwerd
Miss Pint
van Buren
Marul
Fustern Star
Iva Terpple
American Legion Ausary
Carnation Lodge Votes Donations at Regular Meeting
Carnation Lodge 345 Ladies Society of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen held a session at TOOF Hall with Mrs. Bessie Lee Melvin presiding. A luncheon featured guest Mrs. Lloyd Hunter from Lodge 274 Baltimore. The group undraped the charter of Mrs. Alice Huke and donated to cancer and tornado relief. An anniversary party is planned for April 25 at 3 PM in IOOF Hall. Members and husbands were urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Carnation Lodge
Ladies Society
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Toof Hall
Bessie Lee Melvin
Lloyd Hunter
Lodge
Baltimore
Alice Huke
Cancer Fund
Ioof Hall
Mesdames
Jessie Howes
Violet Hunsucker
Bessie Melvin
Myrtle Mann
Maybelle Baird
Elsie Wilcox
Louise Devine
Maggeye Wallace
Frances Howes
Eva Beaver
Norma Ruth Eubanks
Ruby Bunch
L Aiguille Club Sets Meeting at Mrs Campbell Home
L Aiguille Club members will be guests tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 in the home of Mrs T H Campbell at 2800 Ong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L’aiguille Club
T. H. Campbell
Friendship Class Supper Session at Buchanan Street Church
Members of Buchanan Street Methodist Church Friendship Class hosted a covered-dish supper for their husbands at Bennett Hall. Musical selections provided evening entertainment. Reserved places included W. R. McDowell, B. D. McGuire, B. J. Fackner, George Killion, L. E. Moreman, W. R. Hill, C. L. Thompson, C. B. McPherson, Grover Vinson, Lucy Saunders, Howard Sharp, C. CG. Crist, Florence Smith, A. B. Shepard and Miss Mattie Reneau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan Street Methodist Church
Bennett Hall
Messrs
Mesdames
W. R. McDowell
B. D. McGuire
B. J. Fackner
George Killion
L. E. Moreman
W. R. Hill
C. L. Thompson
C. B. McPherson
Grover Vinson
Lucy Saunders
Howard Sharp
C. CG. Crist
Florence Smith
A. B. Shepard
Mattie Reneau
Barn Dance Fundraiser Set Near Amarillo
The Club States Barn Dance sponsors a April 19 event at 8 30 p m in the Greathouse Barn six miles west of Amarillo to aid Amarillo Day Nursery and two adopted children. Tickets cost 1 50 per couple. Call Mrs Prank Jordan or Mrs R R Reed for reservations. The club meets Thursday at 1 45 p m at 801 Prospect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dueens Club
Greathouse
Amarillo
J. O. Gifford, Jr
Prospect
Poplar Grove Changes Meeting Night Time
Poplar Grove 171 Woodmen Circle will meet Wednesday evening at 8 o clock in IOOF Hall. The grove has changed its regular meeting time from the first and third Tuesday to the first and third Wednesday each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poplar Grove
Woodmen Circle
Ioof Hall
the Grove
American Legion Auxiliary Meeting at Municipal Auditorium
The American Legion Auxiliary to Hanson Post 54 meets at 8 o clock tomorrow night in the Munichpal Auditorium. Prizes will be awarded to the three winners of the Americanism Essay Contest and a report on the district convention at Childress will be presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Hanson
Munichpal
Childress
Builders Class Slates Luncheon at Pierce Street Church
Christian Builders Class members of Pierce Street Baptist Church will meet for luncheon on Wednesday at 12:30 in the church dining room.
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Pierce Street Baptist Church
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Uollywood
Merle Montgomery
Kansas City
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Conservatory
Home Club
Andena
Elizabeth Arden
Arden
Carnation Lodge
Laiguille Club
Fisk Building
West Tenth Avenue
Mary Adel] Miner
Ama
Club States Barn Dance
Phillips Milk OF
Magnesia
Psa
New Freedom Gas
Kittchen
Charming
New Freedom
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Besnem
Kk Weil
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