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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1942

Page

5

Rummage sale aids Service Men's Civic Center at Amarillo Hotel

A rummage sale to benefit the Service Men's Civic Center will be held Saturday at 624 East Fourth Avenue, the usual sale site. Sponsored by Alpha Alpha Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi, donations can be brought to the Service Men's Center in the Amarillo Hotel. At Camp Roberts California an infantry private won 11.65 in an army craps game and gave it to Chaplain George E. Simmons to use for charitable purposes.

Service Men's Civic Center East Fourth Avenue Alpha Alpha Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Service Men's Center Amarillo Hotel Camp Roberts Cal George E. Simmons

Community Calendar of Meetings and Events

Tonight many clubs and church groups host dinners programs and meetings. The Narcissa Whitman Circle at Central Presbyterian Woman's Council and Atlantida Spanish Club at Blackstone Hotel plan dinners and programs, with various venues including Carpenters Hall First Christian Church and Tenth Avenue Methodist. Friday features multiple clubs and sewing circles plus Civilian Defense class. Next lists include First Baptist M O L Class luncheon and a Polk Street Methodist Circle rummage sale with chili supper and program.

Narcissa Whitman The Central Presbyterian Woman's Council

Palmer Cox Vows In Lubbock First Methodist Church

Miss Faye Evelyn Palmer daughter of Mr and Mrs G E Palmer of 300 Virginia Street married William Edward Cox son of Mr and Mrs F W Cox of 1624 Ong Street at 2 pm Sunday April 12 in Lubbocks First Methodist Church. Rev H I Robinson officiated saying a single ring ceremony. Attendants were Mr and Mrs J S Grodjeski and C N Young of Dallas. The couple were married and dined at the Mexican Inn in Lubbock and reside at Amarillo Apartments. Both natives of Amarillo and graduates of Amarillo High School. She attended Fleming's Business University and works for Southwestern Investment Co. He attended Amarillo College and is with Panhandle Fruit Co.

Faye Evelyn Palmer G. E. Palmer Virginia Street William Edward Cox F. W. Cox Ong Street Methodist Church Lubbock H. I. Robinson Cox Amarillo Amarillo High School Fleming's Business University Southwestern Investment Company Amarillo College Panhandle Fruit Company

Sam Houston Band Parents Postpone Meeting To Tuesday

The Sam Houston Band Parents Association moves the meeting from Monday to Tuesday night at 7 30 in the school auditorium. Officers will be elected and final plans set for the regional contest April 23 25 in Amarillo. Band students continue selling magazines.

Sam Houston Band Parents Association Amarillo

Social Welfare Board Opens Meetings to General Public

Tonight at 8 o clock the Social Welfare Board will hold an open meeting at the Amarillo Welfare Association office. President Mrs. Jessie N. Ross announces all board meetings are open to the public. A separate item notes British scientists forecast a five course dinner condensed into pills.

Social Welfare Board Amarillo Welfare Association East Fifth Avenue Jessie N. Ross

War Is Seen as Flash Point of Today's Child Fears

NEA Service staff writer notes experts say war acts as a flash point for children's fears. Dr Anna Freud cites Mary outside London and Susan in New York showing fear stems from separation rather than bombs. Emphasizes emotional first aid and national resources to safeguard children during wartime.

New York Anna Freud Mary London Susan Harry S. Harcourt Peppard New York Public Schools’ Bureau of Child Guidance United States U. S Chicago U. S. Children’s Bureau Federal Security Administration National Association of Day Nurseries Children’s Aid Society Red Cross England U.S. Children’s Bureau Warboom Chicago Institute For Psychoanalysis America

Atlantida Spanish Club Moves Meeting Site

The Atlantida Spanish Club changes its meeting to the Furr Food Club Rooms at Tenth Avenue and Fillmore Street. Meetings are at 6 30 and 8 o clock every Monday night and at 7 30 o clock Thursdays.

Atlantida Furr Atlantida Spanish Club Furr Food Club Tenth Avenue Fillmore Street

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W. Oo W. Hall Blackstone Hotel Carpenter Auxiliary Carpenters Hall Neoteus Choir First Christian Church Tenth Avenue Methodist Twentieth Century Club W. E Colley Sunset Terrace Ralph Orsburn Happy Hour Sewing Club Johnny Fonti Houston Street Colony Club W. O. W. Hall Linger Longer Sewing Club E M. Turner Western Avenue Ron Civilian Defense First Baptist M. O. L Jack Bynum North Johnson Street Circle 1 Polk Street Pleasant Valley Christian Woman's Council Palmer-Cox J. 8. Grodjeski C. N Young Dallas Sam Houston Band Coats & Suits Samle By Marguerite Young NEA Service Peppard New York School Authority van Heusen White Ria Seay Amarillo Paint and Wallpaper Co Ard Bright Nunn Polk Corner Ef Veto Hollywood Blackburn Bros Globe News Ltte Davis Samuel Goldwyn Bette Davis Coats SC St Polk B. R. Solnick, Mer Herbert Marshall Carlson Carlson Carl Hoff Lionel Atwill Una Merkel Nat Pendleton Claire Dodd Richard Davies
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