Mrs Staedelins Club Meeting at Hughes Street Home
Tuesday afternoon gathering hosted by Mrs. Joe A Staedelins at 2031 A Hughes Street included Mesdames Glen Jones Tommy Stinson J R Carroll and G E Waespe with refreshments. Next meeting set for Sept 26 at Mrs Stinsons 305 West Fifteenth Avenue. The article notes the African katydid protects itself by mimicking thorny plant life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe A. Staedelin
Hughes Street
Glen Jones
Tommy Stinson
J. R. Carroll
G. E. Waespe
Stinson
West Fifteenth Avenue
Local Guests Honored at Amarillo Country Club Luncheon
Miss Betty Rose Cradit daughter of Dr and Mrs L V Cradit and Mrs C S Dagwell of Oklahoma City were honored with a luncheon hosted by Mrs Cradit and Mrs McClintock at the Amarillo Country Club. Lavender and yellow decor featured tiered cake stand centerpieces and corsages were presented. Miss Cradit has been visiting since Saturday. Dagwell stays with her brother and sister in law at 2406 Ong Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Rose Cradit
L. V. Cradit
Ong Street
Miss Cradit
Austin
Dagwell
Mrs. McClintock
Social Calendar Reads Tonight and Thursday Activities
Community clubs and church groups publish a social calendar listing tonight events at Palo Duro Assembly and Khiva Temple plus Thursday Y W C A Junior members meetings at 501 Lincoln Street and Red Cross sewing at Avenue D and Fourth Street. Other notices include officers wives club sewing, A A A W bandage group, Queen City of the Plains division 249 O R C Auxiliary, and several bridge and needlework gatherings with host addresses and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Officers Wives Club
Red Cross
Avenue D
Fourth Street
Kum Duble Class Members Entertained With Picnic
The Kum Duble Sunday School Class of the First Christian Church held a picnic supper and party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Long Friday evening. Hosts included Arch Hunsley Charley Kirk H. C. Rogers and H. A. Shaw. Attendees listed include Judge C. N. Stokes Mrs. Roberta Williams Miss Carolyne Farr J. B. Briscoe W. L. Brown Q. J. Daniel H. C. Ferguson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Joe Long
Messrs. and Mesdames Long
Arch Hunsley
Charley Kirk
H. C. Rogers
H. A. Shaw
C. N. Stokes
Roberta Williams
Carolyne Farr
J. B. Briscoe
W. L. Brown
Q. J. Daniel
H. C. Ferguson
Kirk
W. A Jenkins
S. J. James
Glen Jones Hunsley
Long
A. F. Madison
I. R. McGlain
F. A. Paschal
R. C Randal
H. M. Rawlings
Rogers
Joe Scoe
Bonita Chanter Members Plan Picnic in Honor of Founder
Bonita Chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star met at Khiva Temple with Mrs. Leola Tuttle presiding. They voted to hold a picnic Thursday at 7 in San Jacinto Park to honor founder Robert Marrs and invited all members and families. Amarillo and Bonita chapters join Sept. 19 honoring Mrs. Lillian Bernard. Five offices filled by Amy George Amanda Moreland Dorothy Crouch Pauline Baker and Alice Tyson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonita
Order of Eastern Star
Khiva Temple
Leola Tuttle
Eidth England
Amarillo
San Jacinto Park
Robert Marrs
Order of the Eastern Star
Lillian Bernard
State of Texas
Amy George
Amanda Moreland
Dorothy Crouch
Pauline Baker
Alice Tyson
England
Two Australian War Brides Lengthen Unaltered Dresses
Two Australian war brides living in Jacksonville while husbands serve went on an unrationed clothing spree but have not worn the new dresses yet. The frocks must first be altered to a proper length.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
Oldtime Cowboys Pitch Camp At Fairgrounds For Reunion
Western Cowpunchers Association plans a reunion at Tri-State Fairgrounds with tenting in Merchants Building. Members from across Texas will arrive tonight for a barbecue and doctored biscuits from John Snider as Mel Armstrong leads cooking. FE C. Britain and H M Timmons prepare memberships and rides, with about 400 expected tomorrow at 1 PM for a program and dancing after the feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairgrounds
Western Cowpunchers Association
Tri-State Fairgrounds
Merchants
Mel Armstrong
Decatur
Pedro
Mel
FE. C. Britain
H. M. Timmons
Timmons
John Snider
John
H. E. Brady
Mrs McBride and Miss Rogers Return From Georgia Visit
Mrs G H McBride Jr and son Robert Elliott with Miss Marcella Rogers arrived to stay with their parents Mr and Mrs Jesse A Rogers at 1101 Taylor Street after visiting Atlanta with the family and relatives of Major G H McBride since May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. McBride, Jr
Robert Elliott
Marcella Rogers
Jesse A. Rogers
Tayior Street
McBride
Miss Rogers
Atlanta
M McBride
Major G. H. McBride
Aunt Nan’s Opinion and War Bond Bargain Note
Aims to share Aunt Nan’s views as her own and urges thrift with a War Bond offer. A newcomer’s grocery trouble and laundry delays appear amid comments on wartime effort and finishing off Nazis. The Panhandle Laundry sponsorship closes the note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nan
The
War Menpower Commission
Noah Webster
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marie Earle
Herbert Drug
Hilex
White & Kirk
Palo Duro Assembly
Order of Rainbow For
W.C. A. Business Girls Committee
Faye 8. Gordon
Polk Street
Methodist Church
All Church Plente
Ellwood Park
Lincoln Street
Red Cross Sewing Room
Queen City of the Plains
Hall
Royal Neighbors of America
F. Hall
First Baptist Corens
L. C. Hall
Georgia Street
E. S. Nicnic
Beryl Needle Club
Dewell Brown
Taylor Street
Bonita Chanter
Angeria
John Kelley
Dallas
Mid-Continent Oil and Gas Association
Mrs. McBride
Georgia
Brown House
Polk
Rap-I-Dol
Frank's Barber & Beauty Supply Ony
State Farm Mutual
B. B. Williams
Frank Campbell
State Farm Insurance Companies
E. 5Th
Lile
Aunt Nan
the Panhandle Laundry
McAfees, Ic
Quality Furniture Taylor
Lin
Beery
Prescription and Vitamin Shop
Blouse
Jobot
Fifth Avenue Shop
U. S
Blackburn ‘Bros
Men’‘s Wear
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