Study Groups Continue Discussion at Polk Street Church
Polk Street Methodist Church Woman's Society of Christian Service held a Wednesday session to continue ear East studies. Leaders include Mrs. J Q Barnes Mrs John Stevenson and Mrs Jewell Davis. Members discussed aid to Turkey troops in Iran Arab refugees Islam Near East oil interests and minority status comparisons with emphasis on current events and religious relations.
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Polk Street Methodist Church
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Church Pee
J. Q. Barnes
John Stevenson
Jewell Davis
Leander Campbell
R. C. Martini
Cc. G. Stinson
F. M. McLaughlin
Clarence Young
United Nations
Near East
Stanton Field
Earl Hamlett
Near Eastern
America
Laura Wheeler Crochet Pattern Ad in Amarillo Globe News
Laura Wheeler patterns feature flower motifs and crocheted butterflies on towels scarves and pillowcases with simple charts photos and directions. Send twenty five cents for pattern C843 to New York based Needlecraft Dept and Twenty five cents more for the Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Book along with name address and zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Wheeler
Amarillo Globe News
Needlecraft Dept
P.O
Old
Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Peckenpaugh elected Texas PEO organizer at Dallas convention
Mrs. K. B. Peckenpaugh of 1014 West Eleventh named organizer of the Texas State Chapter PEO at the recent PEO Convention in Dallas. She has served two years on the state board as recording and corresponding secretary. The 1952 convention will be in Amarillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. B. Peckenpaugh
West Eleventh
Texas
Dallas
Near East study groups plan luncheon and film event
Members studying the Near East voted to send a contribution to Ralph Odom, missionary from Polk Street Methodist Church in Pakistan. They will meet April 25 for a covered-dish luncheon at 11 in the church Fellowship Hall. A film titled South of the Clouds will be shown, with talks by Mrs. B. M. Holland on Living and Learning Amid Unrest in the Near East and Mrs. Eugene Slater on Building Bridges. All women of the church are invited and may bring guests.
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Persia
Arabia
Turkey
Algeria
Tunisia
Near East
Ralph Odom
Polk Street Methodist Church
Pakistan
Fellowship Hall
B. M. Holland
Eugene Slater
Chaplain Leads Fellowship Meeting at First Christian Church
Mrs J B Winkelman presided over the First Christian Church Womens Fellowship meeting with Group 4 coordinating luncheon led by Mrs Roberta Williams. A vocal ensemble performed Persian Serenade and Never a Winter but Song of the May under direction of Mrs Paul Timmons. Chaplain M A Lively from the Veterans Hospital delivered the lesson from the Book of Mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Winkelman
First Christian Church Christian Women's Fellowship
Group 4
Roberta Williams
Howard Ensign
Harry Morning
Wood Jackson
Clark Wagner
J. M. Simpson, Jr
Leander Campbell
Howard Boxwell
W. L. Hickerson
Tea honoring Kappa Sigma Phi pledges at Foster home
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority’s Kappa Sigma Phi Chapter hosted a preferential tea at Miss Claydeen Foster’s Avon dale residence. Guests included Mrs. Sam Barrett and several members and pledges from the sorority, with table decor featuring the Beta Sigma Phi motif and yellow daisies. Also noted are suggestions to keep canned chopped olives on hand for sandwiches or canapes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Sigma Phi
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Claydeen Foster
Avondale
Beta Sigma Phi
Miss Foster
Sam Barrett
Ray Halbert
Bob Lilly
Lea Ryan
Jean Simmons
Mary Morrow
Melba de Podesta
Mary Minnick
Richard Elliott
Gene Davis
Carl Hopf
Nolan Miller
Lorraine Dettman
Jean Spencer
Johnny DeArmone
Jim McFerrin
Planning a Dinner Shopping List in Advance
Guidance on inviting guests emphasizes outlining the menu early, listing ingredients precisely, and completing purchases the day before the dinner to avoid last minute rush and ensure freshness. A thoughtful plan helps budget and reduces stress for hosts.
Bride Elect Is Complimented At Shower
Miss Margartin bride elect of Charles Ray K was honored at a shower hosted by Mrs. R. M. Jensen in Tyler. The aqua and white lace centerpiece framed the table. Mrs. J. C. Clements poured punch and Miss Minnie Schultz sealed guest names. Attending were many local ladies and several guests sent gifts.
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Margartin
Charles Ray K ‘So
R. M. Jensen
Tyler
J. C. Clements
Minnie Schultz
A. B. Adams
N. Judy
C. White
W. N. Rynders
H. E. Kelso
J. E. Kelso
J. D. Martin
T. H. Ewing
A. &. Kenyon
A. L. Lewis
A. M. Caraway
J. Ward
W. R. Conant
K. Beets
O. Ragan
J. W. Holley
E. T. Cummings
N. Dixon
T. Ogg
Ed Weeden
Gracie Culver
Ann Topkins
Hazel Clark
Garden Club Luncheon Marks Sixth Anniversary
North Amarillo Garden Club executive board met at Mrs. Archie Reed’s home to plan a birthday luncheon in observance of the club’s sixth anniversary. It will be held Tuesday April 24 at 12 o’clock in Fellowship Hall of Buchanan Street Methodist Church. Mrs John Merchant will show slides on gardens of England. Attending were Mrs. K Page Mrs Howard Sharp Mrs Archie Reed Mrs A E Mashburn Mrs W R Hill Mrs Earl Moore Mrs J F Cook Mrs Z J Graham and Mrs R E Hover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Amarillo
Archie Reed
A. E. Mashburn
W. R. Hill
Earl Moore
J. F. Cook
Z. J. Graham
R. E. Hover
Nu Phi Mu Sorority Plans Rush Parties
Nu Phi Mu Sorority met at the Her ring Hotel with Lorraine Harter as president to discuss rush plans. They asked interested girls to contact Miss Claydeen Foster at 2-3135 or 2-1569. Members voted on a traditional gift for each bride.
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Nu Phi Mu Sorority
Herring Hotel
Lorraine Harter
Rush
Claydeen Foster
Nu Phi Mu
LeRoy Foster
Stella DeArmond
Stephanie Caserta
Conrad Lchoefer
Beta Sigma Phi honors retiring chapter presidents
A Beta Sigma Phi meeting announced honors for retiring presidents of Beta Sigma Phi chapters and Nu Phi Mu. Attending were Betty Allison, Frances Lasater, Joye Vaughan, Barbara Brooks, Vera Kerr, Claydeen Foster, Johnnie De Armond, Virginia Hodges and Lorra ine Harter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Beta Sigma Phi
Nu Phi Mu
Betty Allison
Frances Lasater
Joye Vaughan
Barbara Brooks
Vera Kerr
Claydeen Foster
Johnnie DeArmond
Virginia Hodges
Lorraine Harter
Laorca Club Honors Member at Luncheon in City of the Plains
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Order of Railway Conductors in City of the Plains Division 249 held a luncheon with 45 guests. Officers present included Mrs. W. J. Daley president Mrs. Pearl Standish vice president and Mrs. Josh Kelly secretary treasurer. A surprise gift shower honored Mrs. F R Howard auxiliary president, who received gifts for her new home at 3401 Jackson. The group plans bazaar items and meets monthly for this purpose.
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City of the
Fruit centerpiece and dessert bowl idea
An attractive bowl of fruit can serve as the table centerpiece and as dessert. Whole walnuts complement the fruit in appearance and taste, enhancing the dish.
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ST. Joseph
Clary
Taylor
Coun Globe-Ne
Oraer
Rer
Richard Widmark
Canterville
Garden Club
Norris Evewing
Phos Lite
Tucker's Nursery
36Th & Lipscomb St
Canyon Highway
Debs
Laorca Club
C. C. Gruhlkey
Austin
Peggy Sage
Mediterranean
Swampfire
Summer Shade
Amarillo
Miramar
U.S
Kline’s
Cach
ST. & NO
Johnnie's
W. 16Th
DEPT
Polk St
Tergun ‘Ransonette
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