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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1951
Page
11
Members of Amarillo Chapter 1150 Women of the Moose hosted a chicken dinner in Moose Hall with husbands invited. An open meeting followed led by Mrs. Mary Lou Haley senior regent. numerous members and guests attended. Next meeting set for August 13 at 8:30 p.m. in Moose Hall.
Needle Art Club gathered yesterday with hostess Mrs. Jack Edwards. Members enjoyed individual sewing and refreshments were served to Mesdames Hawkins Tuttle Brown Stephens Ramsey and the hostess. Next meeting set for Aug 21 at 2 o'clock at Mrs Hawkins home Sunset.
Members of the Newcomers Club and their husbands gathered at the Bates home for a dessert luncheon then moved to members’ houses for bridge and canasta. Hosts included Dan Castles, Richard DeBoe, Grace Cook, Ernest Finney, Frank Harkelroad, E. E. Reynolds, Charles Smith, Terry Thomas, and George Bates. About 120 people attended.
The St Francis 4-H Girls' Club met at Arline Detten's home with Miss Pauline Lakey presenting on sweet breads and rolls and reviewing food preservation for the Tri-State Fair. Discussions covered teen fall wardrobe with a garden tour led by Arline. Refreshments followed as members' families attended. Participants included Jackie Donovan Celia Detten.
Pleasant Valley 4 H Club gathered at Mrs. Frank Stitt home 229 Colorado for a business session led by President Linda Pierce. Members practiced making whole wheat rolls for the Tri-State Fair baking show and discussed current projects while Sanara Hunsucker taught crocheting.
Imported violet velour hat with self trim offers a dramatic flair for the unusual. Priced at 39.95.
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