Woman's Page Bulletin of Club Activities and Guidance
Tonight various clubs host events led by members and officers at 7 to 8:30 PM across Crockett Street, Fillmore, Bellaire, and surrounding venues. Notable items include Little Flower Mission Guild buffet, Palo Duro Assembly bow for Girls, and Alpha Iota Sorority Alumnae gathering with dates and addresses listed. Guidance remarks by Guy Wadsworth Jr. on vocational planning emphasize practical talent use and employer relationships. The column also outlines Thursday meetings and teas for numerous women’s groups with hosts and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saari Etbtian
Mabera
Emhat
Christian Churet
Guy W. Wadsworth Jr
Southern California Gas Company
National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs, Inc
San Francisco
Wadsworth
America
Palo Duro Rainbow Assembly Initiation Meeting Tonight
Palo Duro Assembly No. 113 Order of the Rainbow for Girls will meet at 7 30 PM in the Masonic Hall for initiation. Each girl should bring the dollar saved or earned toward the project reported at Grand Assembly. Members urged to attend. Economy Club to Meet Friday. The Economy Home Demonstration Club will meet with Mrs H A Pugh at 903 Grand Street at 2 PM Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palo Duro Assembly
Order of the Rainbow
Masonic Hall
Grand Assembly
Economy Club
Economy Home Demonstration Club
H. A. Pugh
Grand Street
Rabbi Bluhm Speaks on Germany’s Secret Police at Open Forum
Rabbi Arthur Bluhm, former German rabbi, spoke at the Open Forum Club at Mrs. Tom Currie’s home. He warned that lack of civic courage enabled the secret police to gain power, described officers as cowardly, and said Nazi rule eliminated real law. He argued Germans favor authority over liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Arthur Bluhm
Open Forum Club
Tom Currie
van Buren Street
Rabbi Bluhm
Gestapo
Nazi Party
Hitler
Rabbi Bluhim
Texas Day Observed by Tuesday Study Club
Mrs eight S. W. Hudson and Mrs M F Taylor hosted a Tuesday Study Club meet at 2122 Ong Street. Texas Day program featured Mrs S D Barrer with Mrs G H Maroney discussing Texas topography resources schools ranching and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
W. Hudson
M. F. Taylor
Hudson
Ong Street
S. D. Barrer
G. H. Maroney
Mississippi River
J. W. Keeling
Tyler
John E. Hill
United States
W. P. Strickland
P. L. Bottoms
Amarillo
Book Review Planned for Friday at Rose Bowl Tea Room
Helen White Moore of West Texas State College will review Marjorie Kinnan Rawlingss Cross Creek at the Rose Bowl Tea Room during lunch. The 1 pm session covers the Florida swamps notebook and the life Rawlings lived there. No lunches served after 12 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen White Moore
West Texas State College
Marjorié Kinnan Rawlings
House Guest Is Honored At Parties
Mrs. T. C. Foster hosts a bridge party at 1625 Hayden Street honoring her guest Mrs. Paul McCowan of Shawnee Oklahoma. McCowan was also honoree at a bridge hosted by Mrs. Charles F. Davis at 1906 Harrison Street on Monday afternoon. Decorations featured cherry blossoms and tulips with green and gold accents. High prizes went to Mrs. Dave Henderson and second high to Mrs. Fred A. Devin. Refreshments were served to the honoree and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Foster
Hayden Street
Paul McCowan
Shawnee
Okla
McCowan
Charles F. Davis
Harrison Street
Dave Henderson
Fred A. Devin
P. V. Alexander
Homer Doke
A. G. Bachman
Foster
Henderson
Devin
Bachman
Austin Street
James H. Cooper
Polk Street Methodist Church
G. W. McKee
James Foran
T. B. Daniels
R. M. Teas
Earl G. Hamlett
H. F. Bobo
Anna Belle Shields
J. FE. Kuykendall
L. N. Shirley
B. L. Lindsey
R. A. Love
A. B. Lewis
T. B. Smith
R. M. Rose
O. R. Terry
Sam Morris
J. L. Adams
T. W. Gilstrap
W. H. Allen
J. B. Bearce
J. A
Sewing Clubs Activities Reported in Local Notices
The Helping Hand Sewing Club meets Friday at 10:30 in Mrs. S A Woody's home at 1414 Hayden Street to sew for the needy and invites attendees to bring salads or pie. The V for Victory Club met Tuesday at Mrs. W G Kerns home at 213 North McMasters Street and plans an all day session Thursday at 10 to finish two afghans at Mrs. Kil lian's 207 North McMasters Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helping Hand Sewing Club
S. A. Woody
Hayden Street
Vv For Victory Club
V For Victory Club
W. G. Kerns
North McMasters Street
O. L. Burger
Howard Cox
H. E. Davis
E. W. George
Fred Killion
Lena McDermott
E. T. Ogglesby
A. M. Yokum
A. B. Holden
James Forkner
Maude Adams
Elsie Pose
Mrs
Margaret Wills Parents and Teachers Meet for Program
The Margaret Wills PTA met Monday in the school auditorium with Mrs. Joe Wells presiding. Mrs. Cox a teacher spoke on Character in the Home and outlined how parental guidance shapes future citizens. Miss Edna Pratt discussed Boys Town methods while Mr. Hasl urged parent and teacher cooperation to better meet each child's needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Wills
Joe Wells
C. G. Feierabend
Wells
Carl Cox
Edna Pratt
A. B. Hays
Review of Margaret Steen novel at First Christian Church
About 50 attendees heard Mrs. Bob McDonald present an original condensation of The Sun Is My Undoing by Margaret Steen in the First Christian Church parlor. The event featured a dramatic reading, with Mrs. Macon O. Carder presiding and musical selections by Mrs. E. A. Paschal and Miss Donna Jean Autry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob McDonald
Margaret Steen
First Christian Church
McDonald
Matthew Flood
Amarillo
Macon O. Carder
E. A. Paschal
Donna Jean Autry
Band Parents Elects New Officers
D. V. Baker was elected president of the Sam Houston Band Parents Association at a meeting Tuesday night. Other officers were Jim Hudson first vice president, Mrs. C. M. Holt second vice president, Mrs. E. C. Nelson Jr third vice president, Mrs. S. M. Phipps secretary, Mrs. R. J. Orsburn treasurer, and C. A. Craig and W. W. Ellidge as directors. The club planned a rummage sale at 413 East Fourth Avenue on May 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. V. Baker
Sam Houston Band Parents Association
Jim Hudson
C. M. Holt
E. C. Nelson, Jr
S. M. Phipps
R. J. Orsburn
C. A. Craig
W. W. Ellidge
East Fourth Avesnue
We the Women by Ruth Millett
Psychologists warn against war marriages but Millett argues the risk is weighed by girls who fear losing their chosen mates. She says women see marriage as strategic both in peace and wartime and push to secure a spouse before separation.
Zesty Canapes Hit With Crisp Crackers
Household hints present a zesty canape idea. Crisp crackers are spread generously with cream cheese and other savory toppings to please guests at gatherings.
Mercolized Wax Cream and Saxolite Astringent Ad
Advertising copy promotes Mercolized Wax Cream as a complexion lightener to reveal whiter skin and Saxolite Astringent to tighten and reduce surface oil. It advises dissolving Saxolite in hazel and applying daily and touts Tarkroot Beauty Mask as a cooling facial.
Decor Tips and Census Figures From Worces tershire Style
Simple decorating tricks can transform odd rooms. Mix paints and wallpapers. use a figured paper panel as a backdrop for a fine furniture piece. An awkward alcove can be made appealing with coordinated bold wallpaper. The latest census shows 1,512,170 males and 1,477,530 females.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire
Also Mentioned on This Page
BPW
Little Flower Mission Guild
Palo Duro
Alpha Iota Sorority
Beverly Prescott
Fillmore Street
Wesleyan Guild of
Polk Street
Methodist
First Baptist Philenadas
W. M. Gray
Bellaire Street
A. O G. Stanley
Athenaeum Clun
Will Mathers
AAUW
Arthur Osgond
C. B Rittenberry
Sunset Terrace
Stitch Art Sewing Club
Poliyanna Sewing Club
Nance
Fairmont Street
Bery
Needie Club
Frank Gordon
Carolina Street
Atlantida Spanish Club
Carpenters Hall
Royal Neighbors of America
C.C.F. Hall
Poplar Grove
Woodmen Circle
Neoteus Choir
Pierian Club
John
McKnight
Monroe Street
Pierian Junior Club
St. Andrew's Epiecopel Church
Willing Workers Sewing Club
H. C. Stephens
North
Buchanan Street
Vv Globe-News
Pleasant Valley
First Baptist Maria Class
Bill Teal
el Navegar Club
Mra
A. L. Jordan
Louisiana Street
Primero
The
Speakers’ Institute
Federation Club Rooms
Jolly 15
Sewing Club
JL. Walker
Garfield Street
Mrs. EH
Ashcraft
Taylor Street
Progressive
Ww i
Graham
Crestway
Entre Nous Club
ARK
American Institute of Laundering
Atall
Palo Duro Rainbow Assembly
London
Alaska
Polk
Mesdames B. H. Capers
W. A. Glavier
Harry Hatcher
Jay Laverty
E. M. Mirick
Harold Nichols
W. S. Noland
H. A. Shaw
Roberta Williams
B. M. Daniels
J. H. Sparks
R. B. Bechtel
A. L. Swearingen
Wellington
Kans
Navegar Club
O. C. Applequist
Granat
Fred F. Wagner
Eiie
Sinkham
St. Andrew's Episcopal Auxiliary
First Baptist
A. D. Foreman, Jr
E. D
Houston
Foreman
T. H. Rodgers
J. M. McMahon
P. B. Dailey
J. R. Rowntree
Josie Rogers
R. R. Smith
W. W. Whitsett
J. R. Keeling
Will Riley
Curtis Richardson
Eva Diggs
E. F E. Mims
R. G. Rogers
B. D. Carroll
M. W. Retherford
Ruth Millett
Gordon
Sleek
Elizabeth Arden
Globe-News
Capitol
William Dieterle
the Devil
Daniel Webster
Stephen Vincent
Benet
Edward Arnold
W.ter Huston
Jane Darwell
Simone Simon
Gene Lockhart
John Qualen
Anne Shirley
James Craig
Charles J. Glett
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