Program Enjoyed At Pleasant Valley P T A Meeting
An indoor demonstration by Central Junior High School physical education staff featured handball ping pong and shuttleboard along with six groups of folk dances at a PTA meeting. Students performed dances from Sweden Denmark Finland and the United States before a large audience. Officers for 1940 41 were elected include President Mrs T E Bursey and Vice Presidents Mrs J M Dwight Mrs J M Johnson and Mrs Sam Robertson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Junior High School
Wanda Newman
Jess Dearley
Gertrude Elliker
Juanita Lawson
Julia Dean
Gustaf
Armory
Coacity
Pleasant Valley P. T. A
T. E. Bursey
J. M Dwight
J. M. Johnson
Sam Robertson
J. W. McKee
W. M. Scofield
Virgil Pond
P. 8. Paul
Miss Caroline Bush Weds Frederick Emery in Chicago
Announcements report the marriage of Miss Caroline Gentry Bush and Frederick Latham Emery in Chicago on Monday. The bride, daughter of Mrs. William Henry Bush of Chicago, is a niece of Jim Bush of Amarillo and active in the local social set. The couple will reside in Cleveland, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Bush
Frederick Emery
Chicago
Caroline Gentry Bush
Frederick Latham Emery
William Henry ‘Bush
Miss Mary Frances Smith Weds Jack Yokley in Sacred Heart Ceremony
Miss Mary Frances Smith of Amarillo, daughter of Mr and Mrs A F Smith of Iola Kansas, married Jack Yokley of Wichita at Sacred Heart Cathedral in a ring ceremony. Attendants included maid of honor Miss Kitty Smith and bridesmaids Miss Hurlock and Miss Exline. The bride wore white satin with cape and veil, bouquet of Johanna Hill roses. After a trip to New Mexico the couple will live at Vineyard Manor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Frances Smith
Jack Yokley
Amarillo
A. F. Smith
Iola
Kans
J. D. Yokley
Pierce Street
Sacred Heart Cathedral
John A. LaHive
Kitty Smith
Miss Smith
Miss Hurlock
Miss Exline
Odis Crowell
Charles Hayes
Holman Hendricks
Johanna
Hill
New Mexico
Harlock
Exline
Frances Fielder
Mesdames Ann Parker
Katherine Brewer
Katherine Taylor
Wanda Reed
Smith
Auxiliary Hosts Supper and Dance for Husbands
Members of the American Business Club hosted a covered dish supper and dance in Federation Club Rooms. Prizes were awarded for bridge and rummy, with W. R. Ballard and Mrs Ballard winning high for couples and high for men, and Mrs. Carl Schell as hostess high. An afghan gift to Mrs. George McGrath was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Business Club
Federation Club
W. R. Ballard
Gordon Gill
Carl Schell
Roy Burke
George McGrath
D. T. Leachman
Messrs
and Mesdames
C. P. Atwood
John Ekelund
John Armstrong
J. J. Boulware
Douglas Jones
Ray Parks
Charles Young
Leachman
Burke
Ernest Archambeau
Gene Jordan
Gene Chapman
Schell
Gill
Burton Elliott
Paul Noland
Milburn Easum
John Bush
Clyde Holtzclaw
Austene Brown
Harry Dumbell
Clyde Rehmeyer
Earl Mann
Wooda Leach
L. J. Vick
PEO Chapter 7 Luncheon Recaps Dallas Convention
Sisterhood of PEO Chapter 7 met for a luncheon at 2416 Washington Street hosted by Mrs. Floyd Studer. Mrs. C. T. Crowe president and Mesdames Hammock Nobles shared reports from the recent Dallas state convention. sixteen members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PEO
Floyd Studer
Washington Street
Eben D. Warner
Howard Scott
Dallas
C. T. Crowe
George Hammock
Grady Nobles
Woodmen Circle Lodge Plans Birthday Party for Thursday
Officers of Woodmen Circle No. 171 met Monday at Mrs. Jewell Crites home with co host Mrs. Quincy Dickey. Two parliamentary drills and a round table discussion were held. Prizes went to Elizabeth Maxey and Stella Joyce. Guests included Trixie Duke and May Taylor Joyce Meeks Vera Goodman Merle Hughey. The lodge will host an 8 PM party Thursday at the I O O F Hall honoring this month s birthday members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen Circle
No. 171
Jewell Crites
Quincy Dickey
I. O. O. F. Hall
Maria Class Meeting Tomorrow at 2:30 PM
The Maria Class of the First Baptist Church will hold a business meeting and Bible study at 2:30 tomorrow afternoon at 3911 Tyler Street. Mrs. T. M. Bruner will teach the lesson and all members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria
First Baptist Church
Date Wilson
Tyler Street
T. M. Bruner
Calendar of club events and meetings in Amarillo
The calendar lists numerous meetings for tonight and Thursday across Amarillo venues. Groups include Order of Pate, Beta Sigma Phi, Glee Club fundraisers, Beta Sigma Phi, Panhandle Area OBS, MacDowell Music Club, J.A.G. Club, Panhandle Area OBS, and several women’s and club circles with times from 2:30 to 9:30 p.m. The Mother Singers announce disbanding for summer with a final covered dish luncheon forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Singers
Post Office Clerks' Auxiliary to Meet
The Post Office Clerks' Auxiliary will meet at 11 o clock Friday morning in the home of Mrs. B. G. Perry at 815 Mississippi Street for a discussion and social session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office Clerks
B. G. Perry
Mississippi Street
Delphian Chapter to Meet Tomorrow
Alpha Mu Chapter of the Delphian Society will meet at 9 30 o clock Thursday morning in the Federation Club Rooms. The Twentieth Century Club moves its meeting to 2 30 o clock Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Murray Elson 1409 Washington Street. The Hi Lo Bridge Club will be entertained at 2 15 Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Bert Galbreath 712 West Tenth Avenue. St Marys Academy School of Music presents Marion Guyon Celia and Joe Saunders in recital at Cathedral Hall 1110 Washington Street at 8 tonight. Interested friends are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Academy School of Music
Marion, Guyon
Celia
Joe Saunders
Cathedral Hall
Washington Street
Alpha Mu Delphian
Federation
Hi-Logan Club
Bert Galbreath
West Tenth Avenue
Delphian
Alpha Mu Chapter
The
Delphian Society
Federation Club
Twentieth Century Club
A. E. Wolflin
Murray Elson
Hi-Lo Club
Hi-Lo Bridge Club
West
Tenth Avenue
ST. Mary's Academy
Marlon
Guyon
Carpenters
Carpenters Auxiliary
No. 180
George Knochs
West Seventh Avenue
Mesdames O. E. Graves
H. D. Golden
Eastern Star officers host school at Masonic Hall
Worthy matrons from District 2 Section 2 of the Order of the Eastern Star will lead a school at the Masonic Hall tomorrow. Sessions begin 8:30 registration, 9:30 joint session, lunch at noon, resume 2, dinner 6:15, with par liamentary drill and degree work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Hall
Order of the Eastern Star
Mesdames
Maggie Culbertson
White Deer
J. Ivey
Vega
Vert Hughlett
Claude
Berly. Mayfield
Canyon
Mamie Ritter
Groom
Clara Shore
Hereford
Lucille Poole
Texline
Iva Thorp
Panhandle
Violet Rish
Dalhart
Ella N. Makeig
Dumas
Maymie Cavin
Amarillo
Gertie Puller
Bonita
Sewing Clubs Meet This Week Across City
Mystic Weavers convene at 2 30 PM Thursday in Mrs C E Osgood home 1706 Buchanan Street. Modern Matrons hold an all day meeting tomorrow at Mrs Bill Armstrong 1700 Polk Street with noon covered dish lunch. L T D Club hosted by Mrs Etta Cole 2134 West Sixth Avenue at 2 30 PM tomorrow with officers elected at lunch. Beryl Needle Club plans May party at Mrs William Copeland Pleasant Valley with a 11 AM meeting tomorrow. Needle Art Club met yesterday at Mrs S M Phipps home. ice cake served. next meet April 30 at Mrs Tuttle 816 Tennessee Street. Modern Priscillas meet Thursday night at 8 in Mr and Mrs J B Olivers 3905 Polk Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modern Matrons Club
Bill Doherty
Polk Street
Beryl Needle Club
William Copeland
Pleasant Valley
Matrons Club
Bill Armstrong
Needle Art Club
S. M. Phipps
H. B. Hedrick
Priscilla Club
J. B Oliver
Pan handle Pen Women meet at Mrs Cheney's home
A Panhandle Pen Women business meeting yesterday at 1409 Madison Street hosted by Mrs Mildred J Cheney. The group voted to leave plans pending further discussion and action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle Pen
Mildred J. Cheney
Madison Street
Organization Anniversary Meeting In Miami Presided By Alma Thomp son
The group's July anniversary celebration to the president Mrs. Osie B. Wilson of Miami and vice president Mrs. Mm Christie Fish was announced but both officers could not attend. Mrs. Alma McGowen Thomp son chaired the meeting. The revised constitution was accepted and prepared for public action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osie B. Wilson
Miami
Mm Christie Fish
Alma McGowen Thompson
Also Mentioned on This Page
P. T. A. News
Bien Jolie
T. L. Lipscomb
Kuykendall
J. Burkhead
Ola Hughes
Charles M. Rogers
George E. May
LaVada Paul
Melvin Cobb
Woodmen Circle Lodge
News-Globe
Gordon's
Style Shop
KGNC
Coats
Order of Pate
Waco
Deed
Panhandle Court
Ren Hur Life Association
I. C. O. Hall
Gamma Tata
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Reba Huffhines
van Buren Street
Amarillo High School Glee Club
Wild Rose Lodge
1.C
F. Wanser
Fountain Terrace
Aes Federation Club
Council of Child Study Clubs
MacDowell Music Club
T. Roy Ratcliff
Jackson Street
Ada V. Clark
Kathleen Beaty
J.A.G. Club
Mack Nobles
Monroe Street
Panhandle Area
Masonic Temple
Pierian Junior Club
E. B. Johnson
Hughes Street
L.T.D. Club
Etta Cole
West Sixth Avenue
Mystic Weavers Club
C. E. Osgood
Buchanan Street
Art Craft Club
T. E. Landis
Taylor Street
I. O. C. F. Hall
Forest Hill
C. E. Lyon
T. H. Rodgers
Post Office
H. Horne
Wilson School
Bill Daugherty
J. B. Oliver
Narcissa Whitman
Central Presbyterian Church
Fellowship Hall
G. W. Hays
North East
Fifth Avenue
Bridgette Club
Virgil Carpenter
Bryan Street
Homecraft Club
J. W. Thomas
North Hayes Street
Blue Bonnet Needle Club
H. P
Scarborough
Jolly Jibbers Club
W. W Swan
East Tenth Avenue
Delphia Mu
Delphian Sestecy
Primero
Speakers Institute
First Baptist Maria
Carpenters’ Union
George Enoch
Seventh Avenue
Frank R. Phillips
Robbie Dyer
A. Shirley
Dixie Palmer
Esther Baldwin
Hazel McDonald
Baldwin
John McCarty
Clementine Johnson
Rose Bow
Mystic Weavers
L. T. D. Club
Beryl Club
Needle Art
Arizona
Oklahoma
Texas
Girl Scout Conference
Herring Hotel
White & Kirk
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Cheney
S. Arrid
American Institute of Laundering
White
Kira
U. S. Pat
Glennis
Oxford
Kent
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