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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1946
Page
4
Globe News Want Ads note a Larrymore Studio event running from 8:30 to 12 and a later session from 10 to 1 at Amarillo Country Club. The ad also suggests bunk beds to free floor space for children.
The Queen City of the Plains Division Ladies Auxiliary to the Order of Railway Conductors met Thursday for a luncheon in the WOW Hall with floral decorations on serving tables. The May 9 meeting is announced for 2 o clock with President Mrs. R. E. Payne presiding.
Senior Harmony Club members will host the annual Spring reception for the Junior Harmony Club tonight at 7 30 in the home of Mrs Otis Trulove 1610 Taylor.
Postal clerks and auxiliary members will meet this evening at VFW Hall at 7:30. All clerks and members are urged to attend.
Beryl Needle Club members gathered Thursday afternoon at 1700-A Pierce the home of Mrs R B Smith. Spring flowers brightened the rooms as guests sewed and socialized including Mesdames Lee Bayne Dewell Brown E C Brown Howard Ogle I V Smith and the hostess. Next meeting will be hosted by Mrs Bill Bogard at 1 30 PM on South Pierce.
Mrs. Ernest Thrasher hosted the Happy Hour Sewing Club at 507 North Grant on Thursday afternoon. Members S E Inman F J Newburg Rufus McDowell Victor Steen Jack Grainger H M Jensen and the hostess enjoyed individual sewing and tea. Next week the meeting moves to Mrs Rufus McDowell 604 Maryland at 2 30 PM.
Pollyanna Sewing Club hostess Mrs. Frank Wardle entertained Thursday afternoon at 812 Prospect with a brief meeting and plans for a party for members and husbands at the Wardle home tonight. Attending were Mesdames Craig Nance A D Nance Willis Slay Tadlock and the hostess. Next meeting set with Mrs E W Tadlock 209 Alabama May 9 at 2 o'clock.
Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club members held a Wednesday book review at Pleasant Valley Christian Church. Mrs. Arthur Prichard gave a summary of Fresh From the Hills by Marjory Lyon with special music by Mrs. Guy Smith and Miss Lilly Larsen.
Royal Neighbors of America met in a business session at the IOOF Hall to review the initiation work to be presented at the convention in Pampa on Tuesday April 30. Oracle Ruth Mellor reported on her visit to the Fort Worth state convention last week. The group schedules a May 9 meeting at 2 30 in the IOOF Hall.
The Hanson Post Legion Auxiliary executive board met at Mrs. Floyd Sloan's home to set plans for the annual Poppy Day sale on May 25. President Mrs. Charles Putnam announced a May 7 joint auxiliary post meeting at the Auditorium USO for initiation services. Welcome back to Mrs. Will Benton, with other members in attendance including Mesdames Putnam, Cusick, Routh, Baracat, Beard, Nelson, Petersen, Moore, and the hostess.
Highland Park 4 H Girls Club met Thursday at the school with Nancy Carl as president. Miss Pauline Lokey, Potter County home demonstration agent, spoke on shrinking material without ironing and demonstrated apron making. Attendees included Margaret Wood Louise Wynn Dolores Walker Peggy Holmes Patsy Holmes Margaret Raymond Pat Eaton Sally Goodwin Barbara Bailey Juanita Aboytes Kathryn Goodwin Lois Turner Jean Durgan Lena Bartram and others.
Nuevo Club members enjoyed an afternoon of bridge on Thursday at Mrs. E. S. Boswell's home. High score was claimed by Mrs. Ray Helman with second by Mrs. Homer Palmer and the traveling prize awarded to Mrs. Elton Thomas. Other attendees included Mrs. M. G. O'Neil.
George Barry Lee McDaniels James Walters and a hostess are to meet next week on Thursday after noon at 1 15 in the home of Mrs Ray Hel man 903 Bonham for a club gathering.
Tonight Jam Jar party at YWCA seven oclock. junior dance at Amarillo Country Club eight to ten thirty. San Jacinto Kiwani Anns games party at 1102 Western with Mrs Max Bulloch at eight. O T Club of Palo Duro Grove 2253 and Woodmen Circle with Mrs Dollie Cantwell at 1311 North Harrison at eight. Saturday AAUW coffee at Federation Club Rooms ten. Story Hour Amarillo Public Library at three. Young Timers Western party at YWCA and Junior Business Women's Club formation.
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