Plains Division Honors Member at Farewell Party
Plains Division held a farewell party honoring a longtime member Ped co for years of service. Attendees included division leaders and colleagues who praised the honoree’s dedication and contributions.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1947
Page
8
Plains Division held a farewell party honoring a longtime member Ped co for years of service. Attendees included division leaders and colleagues who praised the honoree’s dedication and contributions.
Ps a Queen City of the Plains Division Ladies Auxiliary to the Order of Railway Conductors hosted a farewell at 1814 Taylor hosted by Mrs. W. Collier. Red green and white decor marked the event with hostesses Mrs. W. J. Daley Mrs. Frank Howard and Mrs. Jack Hartsell assisting.
The Amarillo Mother-in-Law Club will meet Friday at 2 30 PM in the Federation Club Rooms for officer installation and business discussion. Mrs John C Hudson to serve as installing officer.
Philathea Class members of the First Baptist Church will meet for a luncheon on Friday at 12:30 in the church hall.
An advertisement touts a weight loss program claiming 188 people lost 14 to 15 pounds in weeks with no exercise or drugs. It markets Vitamin Candy and a money back guarantee. The text urges readers to call for more details and access to the program.
Members hosted a coke party at Mrs. Howard Lynch’s home 100 Western to honor rushees. Attendees included Jeanet Jackson Martha Cooke Bue Lemons Dorothy Thurman Dar lene Mullherin Bee Wright Helen Ostrander Billie Joyce Bird Dolores Oliphint Jeannette Kennedy Ar dith Warner Margaret Hainze Mary Lee Taylor Pat Cross land and many club members.
Nu Phi Mu Sorority met at the Herring Hotel with Wilma Priest in charge to plan a Costume Ball set for May 3 at the Ava lon Club. C A Rogers and his orchestra will play and prizes will be given for best costumes. Tickets are one dollar each from sorority members. In attendance were Wilma Priest Nancy Read Mary Morrow Jean Darnell Neva Barton Margie Ballard Barbara Sparks Roberta Saunders Lorraine Drexler Virgene Bringle Viola Vance Betty Keller Claydean Foster Lee Clay Dorothy Jones Jo Livingston Karlene Schwaller.
Red Carnation Lodge 346 cancels the Friday afternoon anniversary party. The lodge will meet in regular business session at 2 o'clock in IOOF Hall.
Mrs Alfred McMurtry and Mr McMurtry hosted at the Amarillo Country Club inviting Miss Verne McMurtry and J W Collins who will wed April 26. Guests included Miss McMurtry and Mr Collins with relatives and friends from Miami Clarendon Claude Borger Dumas Lubbock and other nearby towns.
Nuevo Bridge Club members attended a luncheon at Mrs. Bill Howell’s home on 812 Georgia. High score went to Mrs F.8. Boswell, with Mrs Filton Thomas second and Mrs M G O’Neil taking the traveling prize. Attendees included Mesdames McDaniels, Walter, Helman, Chilton, E B Boswell, Elton Thomas, O’Neil and the hostess. The club plans a meeting Friday April 25 at 1 18 in the home of Mrs Elton Thomas, 312 East Twenty First.
Queen City of the Plains Division will hold its April luncheon on Thursday at 12 o'clock in the home of Mrs. W. R. Collier at 1814 Taylor. all members are urged to attend.
The notice warns that mosquitoes pose the greatest danger across India with a deadline of 5 P.M. on weekdays for action or reporting.
A nuptial party honored Barbara Brown and Charles Blackwell at the Dutton home with hosting by Mr and Mrs. W M Dutton and others. Attending guests included Rev Charles Eastes, Miss Cynthia Brown, Ruth Brown, Edith Estes, and many family members. Gifts were sent by numerous local and out of town friends including Los Angeles and Dallas visitors.
Circle members of the First Presbyterian Church Woman's Council were entertained at the home of Mrs. W. H. Flamm 801 LaSalle. E H Reedy opened with prayer and J Parr led the business. 17 members attended and viewed antiques. the circle will host the council meeting at the church on April 23.
Jesse Ross Johnston, a 2007 Lips comb senior at the University of Texas, is a candidate for a pharmacy degree at the June commencement. Also listed are Francis C Underwood of Plainview and Jemmie Loree Tindall of Shamrock.
Tonight many groups meet in Amarillo including the Pilot Club at Herring Hotel at 6 30 and the Colonial Dames Miss Cora Avery at 2607 Hayden at 7 30. A recital by Wilson Studio of Music at 8 30 completes the slate.
The Ladies Friendship Class of Buchanan Street Methodist Church held an all day session and a covered-dish luncheon at 408 North Pierce. They decided to donate one pair of pillow cases per member for the Preventorium and spent the day mending sheets and pillow cases.
Mrs. J. M. Roe was a guest. The next meeting will be May 16 in the home of Mrs. C. C. Crist at 738 North Buchanan.
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