Boston Woman First To Be Named President of Botanical Society
Margaret C Ferguson of Wellesley College is elected the first woman president of the Botanical Society of America. She has led the botany department for 24 years at Wellesley, expanded botany enrollment from seven to 15 percent, and oversaw a new fully equipped botany building opened in 1928.
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Boston
Botanical Society
Wellesly, Mass
The
Botanical Society of
America
Margaret C. Ferguson
Wellesly College
Ferguson
Society
Washington Academy of Science
Reginald Buller
University of Manitoba
Association
Zoological Station
Naples
Wellesley
Delightful Party at Home of Carl Saunders
A social gathering took place at 819 Tennessee Street hosted by Carl Saunders. A group of young girls and boys enjoyed games, contests, and a two course luncheon late in the evening. Attendees included Mabel Ruth Cresens Wave Harris Imogene Stanford Mildred Harris Dorothy Reeves Margaret Hobson Vadie Ferguson Eloma Bunch Alma Woodall Ruth Hester Mary Alice Hill James Sherill James Morris Virgil Ballew Gerald Hodge J B Becktold Richard Benesch Woodrow Sherill Carrie Criswell Joe Sears T M Cash and Carl Saunders.
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Carl Saunders
Tennessee Street
Mabel Ruth Cresens
Wave Harris
Imogene Stanford
Mildred Harris
Dorothy Reeves
Margaret Hobson
Vadie Ferguson
Eloma Bunch
Alma Woodall
Ruth Hester
Mary Alice Hill
James Sherill
James Morris
Virgil Ballew
Gerald Hodge
J. B. Becktold
Richard Benesch
Woodrow Sherill
Carrie Criswell
Joe Sears
T. M. Cash
Woman's Auxiliary Circles Plan Meetings
The Woman's Auxiliary of the West Amarillo Christian Church will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 in three locations Circle No 1 Mrs George Johnson 302 Maryland St Circle No 2 Mrs J A Stinson 821 A Kentucky St and Circle No 3 Mrs W O Budd 3406 West Ninth St
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Woman's Auxiliary
The
West Amarillo
Mrs J W Sanders To Host MacDowell Music Club
The MacDowell Music club will meet Thursday afternoon at 2 30 at Mrs J W Sanders home 2400 Hughes Street replacing the previously announced host Mrs M W West.
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J. W. Sanders
MacDowell Music Club
Hughes Street
M. W. West
W. M. U. Meeting Postponed to Tulia District Session
The Woman's Missionary Union of the San Jacinto Baptist church postpones its local meeting due to the upcoming district meeting in Tulia. Members are urged to attend the session in Tulia if possible.
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Woman's Missionary Union of the
San Jacinto Baptist Church
Tulia
Local Notes From Amarillo Area Social and Visitor Reports
Miss Jess Blackwell enters Amarillo Business College for secretarial work. Mrs. E H Little visited by Panhandle Sunday with Edith Earl Gress and Mrs. E. Dawson. Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Allison visit from Canadian. Mrs. D. A. Brandon improves after a month of illness. Miss Lorena Brumley studies stenography at Sanford College. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Ramsey reveal birth of a son on April 15 at 236 Rio Grande Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. John Deaver and Mrs. Frank Foxall of Memphis attend The Broadway Melody. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Parker announce a son Richard born April 13 at 1412 West Seventh Street. Miss Fannie Ruth Baker enrolls at Amarillo Business College. The son of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Lewis ill with pneumonia at 1310 Fast Thirteenth Street. E. A. Gatlin of Lubbock en route to Miami to visit former home. Calvin Adams confined at home at 711 West Fifth Street. Mrs. S. A. Bryant and Mrs. W. C. Dickey of Memphis visit Mrs. Byron Gist.
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Jess Blackwell
Clarendon
Amarillo
Amarillo Business College
W. E. Ramsey
Rio Grande Avenue
John Deaver
Frank Foxall
Memphis
City
C. H. Parker
West Seventh Street
Richard
Fannie Ruth Baker
Cosby
Alexander
Byron Gist
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