Calendar of meetings and classes across Amarillo groups
Tonight and Thursday schedules list Alpha Alpha Chapter Beta Sigma Phi and many local clubs with times from 1:45 to 8 o'clock at various venues. Includes Women’s Golf Association luncheon, Red Cross graduation at Amarillo College, and several study, sewing, and choir activities plus a refrigerator cleaning tip for health and economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Alpha Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Federation Club
Women's Golf Association
Amarillo Country Club
Atlantida Spanish Club
Furr Food Club
Tenth Avenue
Fillmore Street
Red Cross
Amarillo College
We the Women by Ruth Millett
A wartime romance where a 22 year old daughter defies her parents to marry an Army pilot. After six months together he dies in a crash, leaving her heartbroken yet grateful for the time with him. She chose love over fear and remains devoted to her job with newfound peace of mind.
Kiwani Anns Elect 1943 Officers in San Jacinto
The San Jacinto Kiwani Anns elected officers for 1943 at Mrs. Charles Copeland's home. President is Mrs. C. S. Hood, with first vice Mrs. George Kercher, second vice Mrs. J. M. Bulloch, secretary Mrs. Henry Cusick, and treasurer Mrs. F. W. Ansley. Continued meetings planned with co hosts Mrs. L. G. Brady and Mrs. Copeland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jacinto Kiwani-Anns
Charles Copeland
Madison Street
C. S. Hood
George Kercher
J. M. Bulloch
Henry Cusick
F. W. Ansley
L. G. Brady
Copeland
Kenneth Kohler
Mesdames Ansley
Bulloch
O. R. McCollum
Keith Taylor
Zack McCrady
E. E. Boxwell
Hood
Cusick
Kohler
Marion Bruce
Bill Beechler
Kercher
Co. C. Cunningham
Boxwell
Soybeans Make Nutritious Meat Substitute At Victory Luncheon
National Council of Women in the U. S. A. used a chili soybeans recipe at a New York Victory Luncheon approved by nutritionists for family use. The dish blends soybeans with ground beef onions peppers and tomatoes. A cabbage salad recipe followed. In Albany Pvt. Eugene V. O'Sullivan, 44, who was once rejected for a visual defect, is now inducted after a doctor who refused him in 1917 approved his renewed service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaynor Maddox
NEA
New York
National Council of Women
Albany
N. Y
Eugene V. O'Sullivan
O. K
Bob McDonald
Josephine Lawrence
First Christian Church
Woman's Council of the Church
Local womenhost parties honor Miss Helen Garrett in Los Angeles
Miss Helen Garrett of Los Angeles, formerly of Amarillo, visiting sister E C Jackson at 1212 Hayden, honored at dinner and theater party with friends Clara Hallmark Betty Lamb Mary Jane Black Frances Lyons Jerry Dansby Althea Rhodes. Garrett plans to visit Albuquerque before returning West Coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Garrett
Los Angeles
E. C. Jackson
Hayden Street
Aronson Tea Room
State Theater
Miss Garrett
Clara Jean Hallmark
Betty Lamb
Mary Jane Black
Frances Lyons
Jerry Dansby
Althea Rhodes
Dunlaps Celebrate 38th Wedding Anniversary at Home
Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Dunlap of 1503 Lincoln Street welcomed 35 friends after a downtown trip for their anniversary. Gifts, refreshments, and group singing followed. Attendees included W. L. Jarmon, J. D. Jarmon, R. C. Rollins, Willis Brooks, and many others. gifts arrived from multiple local households. The couple has lived here 15 years and he works for the Santa Fe Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. E. Dunlap
Lincoln Street
Mrs. Dunlap
Messrs
Albert Huckaby
Jim Bell
G. L. Bowman
J. W. Drake
J. Malone
Cora Sizemore
W. Kyle
J. Lemons
Callie Hastings
J. Merrill
W. Damron
M. Ogles
R. Edwards
James A. Warren
Barbara
Clarendon
Dunlap
Santa Fe
Club Elects New Leaders This Week
Miss Viola Franklin was elected president of the Open Forum Club at a meeting last night in the home of Miss Jessie Castleman. Other officers elected include Vice president Mrs. Martha Ogles secretary Mrs. Emma Rhodes and treasurer Mrs. Reta B Swan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Franklin
Open Forum Club
Jessie Castleman
Fillmore Street
Martha Ogles
Emma Rhodes
Reta B. Swan
Sewing Clubs Welcome New Members in Amarillo Notes
Several sewing groups gather in Amarillo with new members joining L Aiguille Club and V for Victory Club. Meetings feature afghans for the Red Cross, Christmas plans, and knitting sessions as hobby collections and local hosts are highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Neal
Amarillo
Houston
L'Aiguille Club
W. H. Woodlief
West
Sixteenth Avenue
R. M. Teas
H. H. Corn
Rankin Russell
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Imogene Henry
John Powell
W. P Henry
North Pierce Street
G. T. Moore
United States
Callie Maloy
W. H. Standish
Rainbow Assembly
Amarillo Assembly
Order of the Rainbow For Girls
Taylor Street
Child Psychology
J. B. Bechtel
Hughes Street
Arrid
The
American Institute of Laundering
First Christian Woman's Council
Wesleyan Service Guild of
San Jacinto Methodist Church
San Jacinto
Mia Ben Prince
West Third Avenue
J. A. G Club
J. A. Gillies
van Buren Street
A. D. Foreman, Jr
Polk Street
Mystic Weavers Club
Fred Madison
Entre Nous Club
Thurman Goldston
Neoteus Choir
Poplar Grove
Woodmen Circle
W. O
Carpenters’ Auxiliary
Carpenters’ Hall
Willing Workers’ Club
John Looney
North van Buren Street
Pollyanna Sewing Club
C. A Craig
Prospect Street
Cloyce Gordon
Fannin Street
Home Interest Club
Q. J Daniel
Pierton Junior Club
L. H Puckett
Child Psychology Club
J. B Bechtel
Beryl Needle Club
Dewell Brown
East Tenth Avenue
Hollywood
Blackburn ‘Bros
Gower Lewis
Sergeant Brown
Marine Corps
We the Women
Ruth Millett
Kiwani-Anns
TES Eae Ambulance Service
Ud Oni
DUMAS
Sisterhood of
Temple B'nai Israel
Temple Hall
Twenty-fourth Avenue
Central Junior High School
Globe News
P. E. Dunlaps
White & Kirk
Mink
Beaver
Silver Fox
Americas
EL Martes Club
R. H. Lumpkin
Buchanan Street
el Martes Needle Club
Patricia
W. B. Osborne
Beryl Club
Dowell Brown
V For
Victory
E. R. Walker
V For Victory Club
J. C. Wilhite
North McMasters Street
Mesdames
E. W. George
Fred Killion
W. D. Kerns
Hugh Williamson
Germany