Woman's Pace Club Discusses Personalities And Christmas Dinner
The Junior Business Women's Club met in the Capitol Hotel chb room with Miss Lucretia Wilson presiding. Miss Charlotte Allen praised Cornelia Otis Skinner and demonstrated facial expression as part of personality, then read Laddie. Members filled in a personality test and heard plans for a December 14 Christmas dinner dance chaired by Juanita McCracken with Dana Pursley Evelyn Rose Joyce Peet assisting. Attendees included Maxine Duck Vivian Smith Lou Rose Whitman Margaret Altman and many members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chb
Capitol Hotel
Lucretia Wilson
Charlotte Allen
Cornelia Otis Skinner
Juanita McCracken
Dana Pursley
Evelyn Rose
Joyce Peet
Maxine Duck
Vivian Smith
Lou Rose Whitman
Margaret Altman
Janice Lessing
Beryl Jackson
Alice Campbell
Ethel Hicks
Marguerite Reynolds
Allyne Whelchel
Floretta Davis
Kaiwani Anns Entertained At Luncheon
Mrs. Virgil Bush and Mrs. E E Boxwell hosted a San Jacinto Kaiwani Anns luncheon meeting at the former’s home Tuesday. Attending were Mesdames Roberson Golding Hising Floyd Newby Bran son Bulloch Cayton McClendon Brady McCollum Beechler Kohler Ansley Hood and the hostesses. Prizes were won by Mrs. Ansley and Mrs. Hood. All club prizes this year are defense stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Bush
E. E Boxwell
San Jacinto Kiwani-Anns
Mesdames Deward Roberson
Jim Golding
Floyd Hissong
Vilas Newby
Guilford Branson
J. M. Bulloch
P. C. Cayton
B. 8. McClendon
Lloyd Brady
O. R. McCollum
W. J. Beechler
Kenneth Kohler
Relief Society to Meet Thursday in Honor of Mrs Warner
In honor of Mrs William L Warner Relief Society president of the Texas Mission the local Relief Society holds its regular weekly meeting Thursday at 2 oclock at 830 Parker Street instead of Friday Mrs Warner accompanied from Houston by Miss Marie Grow wishes to meet all members and friends and a special invitation is extended to all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L Warner
Relief Society
Texas Mission
Parker Street
Warner
Houston
Marie Grow
Local Club Programs and Meetings Note Amarillo Events
A long list of Thursday and tonight gatherings includes the Poitan Class of the First Baptist Church, AAU groups, Alpha Teta sorority, Federation Club Rooms, Amarillo Hotel events, and numerous PTAs, clubs, and circles with times from 2 to 9:30 in the evening. A Sandie Mothers Club called for a 2:30 PM meeting at 1022 Travis Street and plans a Sandies banquet. The entry closes noting Great Salt Lake’s depth of 40 feet despite its large size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandie Mothers’ Club
H. W . Southworth
Travis Street
Sandies
Great Salt Lake
Hi Y Banquet Opens to Public in Amarillo
The Hi Y and Tri-Hi Y banquet at Central Presbyterian Church will be open to the public with Dr. Sherwood Eddy as guest speaker. Harold L. Nichols says the decision came after many requests from Amarillo adults. Eddy, a noted traveler author and lecturer on social political and economic issues, will headline the Great Plains District mid winter session rally. Reservations are due at the YMCA and cost 35 cents per person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Presbyterian Church
Sherwood Eddy
Harold L. Nichols
Amarillo
Great Plains
Panhandle
New Mexico
Mexico Is Club Topic This Week
The New Century Club met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs FE J McCartt's home to hear Mrs G A French discuss Historical Mexico and Mrs J G McClintock speak on Romantic Mexico. Attending were Mesdames A G Attebury FE W Blair E F Browder Carl C Coffin J H Dunn W A Fisk D V Gouldy G B Jordan A H Moore A O Thomas M C Vincent and L C Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Century Club
FE. J. McCartt
Crestway Street
G. A. French
Mexico
J. G McClintock
Mesdames
A. G. Attebury
FE. W. Blair
E. F Browder
Carl C. Coffin
J. H. Dunn
W. A. Fisk
D. V. Gouldy
G. B Jordan
A. H. Moore
A. O. Thomas M. C. Vincent
L. C. Taylor
Sewing Clubs Hold Craft Meetings and Holiday Plans
EL MARTES Sewing Club met Tuesday at Mrs. W. T. Williford’s home with all but three members present and voted to sew for the Preventorium. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Williford and Billie Jean. Members plan a Christmas dinner party December 16 at Mrs. Minnie Watson’s home. Needle Art Club, hosted by Mrs. Homer Tuttle at 816 Tennessee Street, sewed and planned a Christmas party. Mrs. Jack Edwards rejoins after illness. The Christmas party is set for December 16 at 2 30 p.m. at Mrs. Harry Warren’s home, 619 A West Twenty-first Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Oates
Arthur Street
First Baptist Church
Amarillo Country Club
E. Boswell
W. C. Brubn
Glen Ansell Eugene Wilson
R. D. Braden
el Martes Sewing Club
W. T. Williford
Homer Tuttle
Needle Art Club
Tennessee Street
Jack Edwards
W. D. Thornton
E. D. Hawkins
S. M. Phipps
Leslie Stephens
Edwards
Harry Warren
West Twenty-first Avenue
Terpsichorean Club Meets at Ashby Home
The Terpsichorean Club met Tuesday night in Linnie Sue Ashby’s home at 1009 Jackson Street for dancing. Attendees included Roxie Blassingame, D. M. Hill, Aza Lee Durham, Doris Pranks, Janet Ivey, C L Hall, Anne Stuckly, Elton Dolator, Lonnie Sue Ashby, Dee Coleman, Billye Czerner, Tinetta Tipps, and Truman Stringer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terpsichorean Club
Linnie Sue Ashby
Jackson Street
Roxie Blassingame
D. M. Hill
Aza Lee Durham
Doris Pranks
Janet Ivey
C .L. Hall
Anne Stuckly
Elton Dolator
Lonnie Sue Ashby
Dee Coleman
Billye Czerner
Tinetta Tipps
Truman Stringer
Bright Spots at Amarillo Club December Social Schedule
The Amarillo Country Club hosts December social events led by Phil Phillips' Orchestra from 9 30pm to 12 30am with a Christmas night dance and a December 18 social recreation program. Dance lessons cover square and old fashioned dances while old time fiddling entertains guests. Ladies' bridge luncheons occur December 9 and 23 with hostesses Mrs Tom Currie Mrs John McKnight and Mrs R H Kelly Mrs J B Landers. An evening bridge party and a family games night with cash prizes and refreshments are scheduled. Visitors may be invited to these activities. A Rose Bowl Tea Room buffet lists guinea fricassee ham rice carrots green beans, fruit salad and desserts. A Thursday French luncheon features crepe suzette. The Pilot Club hosts Mrs E W Hardin in a travelogue at 8pm Friday in Herring Hotel Room 202 to raise funds for a drinking fountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Country Club
Phil Phillips
Tom Currie
John McKnight
R. H. Kelly
J. B. Landers
Rose Bowl Tea Room
Pilot Club
E. W. Hardin
Herring Hotel
Election Is Scheduled for Woodmen Circle Officers
Poplar Grove No 171 of the Woodmen Circle will elect officers at a 7:30 p m business meeting at the W O W Hall Thursday night. About 100 attended a turkey dinner with Mrs Loma Hudson on piano and Mrs Joyce Meeks giving invocations. The program featured games and a serving team including Mrs Jennie Lindbloom, Mrs Mary Hurley, Mrs Birdie Ellis, Mrs Hazel Sylvester, Mrs Katherine Gamblin, Mrs Myrtle Massey and Mrs Thelma Cheshire.
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Poplar Grove No. 171
Woodmen Circle
W. O. W. Hall
Loma Hudson
America
Joyce Meeks
Jennie Lindbloom
Mary Hurley
Birdie Ellis
Hazel Sylvester
Katherine Gamblin
Myrtle Massey
Thelma Cheshire
Dorothy Sammons
Celeste Cheshire
Irene Crawford
Drill Team Wild Rose Lodge meeting at I O O F Hall
A business and rehearsal meeting of the Drill Team of Wild Rose Lodge is scheduled for 5 o clock Thursday evening at the I O O F Hall.
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Wild Rose Lodge
Pilot Club to Host Charity Night at Amarillo Nursery
The Amarillo Day Nursery unit hosts a Friday night event with tickets at 30 cents. Mrs. Hardin will present colored motion travel pictures from her large collection. Pilot Club members sell tickets at the door, and the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Day Nursery
Pilot Club
Mercolized Wax Cream and Saxolite Astringent Beauty Note
An advertisement touts Mercolized Wax Cream to brighten skin by accelerating natural skin activity and reducing dullness. It also promotes Saxolite Astringent for tightening and a Tarkrod Beauty Mask for soothing facial care, claiming refreshed, whiter underskin with daily use.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kaiwani-Anns
Poitan Class
Federation Club Room
Alpha Teta Sorority
Beverly Preacott
Fillmore Street
Alpha Alpha Chapter
Beta Sign Phi Sorority
Federation Club
Westeyan Service Guild of
San Jacinto Methodist Church
First Christian Church
Church Parior
Fellowship Hall
McDaniel Studio of Music
West 19Th Avenue
AAU
Joe Coffee
Credit Women's Club
Tri-State Association of Credit Men
Mr. Mack Nobles
Monroe Street
MacDowell Club
J. L Southern
van Buren Street
Plerian
F M Brasley
R Gowdy
Buchanan Street
Primero
Speakers Institute
American Legion Hall
L. T D Club
Jess
Blue Bonnet Needle Club
C . Farmer
Bone Street
Pleasant Valley
Dorothy Bingham
Atlantida Spanish Club
Amarillo Hotel
First Baptist W. MA
Neoteus Choir
Child Psychology Club
Ro L Zelsman
Carolina Street
First Baptist Philathea
T. T. Davis
West
Fifteenth Avenue
Primrose Sewing Club
J. L. Walker
Garfield Street
Mystic Weavers Sewing Club
F. C. Quarles
Hayden Street
Carpenters Union
Carpenters’ Hall
Forest Hill
Homecraft Club
B. E. Lusk
City
The
Wolflin Parent-Teacher Association
Beryl Needle Club
J. T. Brown
South Williams Street
A. R. Granberg
Crockett Street
Snip and Chatter Club
E. W Barnard
Eighth Avenue
Bill Daugherty
Polk Street
First Baptist Maria
Federation Club Rooms
Sandie Mothers Club
H. W Southworth
del Maron
Delphian Society
Poplar Grove
Sandie
EL Martes Club
Needle Art
A White & Kirk
Credit Department
Ay, Sons
West 7Th Ave
Arrid
American Institute of Laundering
Arrrid
Quilties
Little Miss
Coro's
Weissien
Bumbo
Walt Disney Fim
Dumbo
Timothy Q. Mouse
Walt Disney Productions
Amarillo Garden Club
Earl Fuqua
Harrison Street
FHA Financing
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