Study Club Holds Christmas Meeting at Farr Home
Mrs. Walton Wagner presided over the Tuesday Study Club Christmas gathering at 2212 Tyler, with Mrs. C. W. Farr hosting and Mesdames W. P. Strickland H. A. Waller and Harry Hatcher assisting. A Christmas story was retold by Mrs. B. M. Holland, gifts from the tree were distributed by Mrs. Waller and Mrs. Henry Cusick, and a roll call of participants listed numerous club members. A next meeting is scheduled for Jan. 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walton Wagner
C. W. Farr
Tyler
W. P. Strickland
H. A. Waller
Harry Hatcher
B. M. Holland
Waller
Henry Cusick
M. F. Taylor
Walton Wagener
Roberta Williams
J. L. Sparks
Forest Hill Club Christmas Social Recalls Nativity Story
The Forest Hill Home Demonstration Club held its annual Christmas social at Mrs. J. Buntin’s home 1201 North Nelson. Decor featured bells candles and a lit tree. Mrs. E. C. McPherson read the Nativity. Mrs. N. Finley Martin spoke on the origin of the Christmas tree and related traditions. Gifts exchanged and games of canasta and 42. Retiring president Mrs. W. O. Clark and honorary member Ada Ryan, age 92, received gifts. Refreshments served to members including Mesdames Rodgers McPherson Cook Ryan and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Hill
J. Buntin
North
Nelson
E. C. McPherson
N. Finley Martin
W. O. Clark
Ada Ryan
T. H. Rodgers
F. J. Cook
Palo Duro Grove Brings Families Together For Christmas
Palo Duro Grove 2253 Woodmen Circle held a family Christmas dinner at IOOF Hall with Mrs Lila Livingston giving the invocation. Aeolian Choir of Amarillo High School directed by Tennie Thompson performed, and talks were given by C D Livingston Mrs Livingston and J H Thompson. Attendees included G B Mann John White head Harold Hance Wayne Williams and many others. The next meeting is set for Jan 1 at 7 30 in Woodmen Hall 608 West Sixth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palo Duro Grove
Woodmen ‘Circle
Ioof Hall
Lila Livingston
Aeolian Choir
Amarillo High School
Tennie Thompson
Vera Ward
Mary Thompson
C. D. Livingston
Livingston
J. H. Thompson
Bill Ecker
Neal Sylvester
Sterling Brown
Mesdames
Mary F. Shipman
Pegey McCain
Polly Pollan
Yvonne Volvek
Thelma Cheshire
Marie J. Smith
Arlene Cheshire
Misses Sammie Deckard
Sue Trimmier
Jo Ann Vaught
Jane Jones
Woodmen Hall
West Sixth
Film Couple Divorced Up To Steinbeck Marriage
Elaine Scott obtained final decree from Zachary Scott divorcing him, freeing her to marry writer John Steinbeck in New York. She had won an interlocutory decree on December 1, 1949, and now is free to wed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Elaine Scott
John Steinbeck
New York
Zachary Scott
Woman's Council Honors Children at Christmas party
Woman's Council of First Presbyterian Church held a Christmas gathering at the Children's Home. E M Eckhart led the home committee, J K Wilhelm directed the program with choral and band music, Cornelia Wolflin Patton told two stories, and gifts were placed under the tree. Next meeting January 3 with annual reports, luncheon, and officer installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church Woman’'s Council
E. M. Eckhart
Children’s Home
J. K. Wilhelm
Cornelia Wolflin Patton
Children’s Home Committee
E. W. Hardin
Francis Pritchard
Nancy Attebury Reading At New Century Club Event
Nancy Attebury presented a reading The Littlest Angel at a New Century Club gathering hosted by Mrs. G B Jordan. Barbara Perkins led Christmas songs. gifts exchanged. Attendees included numerous members and guests. Miss Sophia L Von Mowik of Holland received a cash gift and luggage. The social drew 20 members and 6 guests with next meeting planned January 2 at Mrs Jewel vis residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Attebury
Littlest Angel
New Century Club
G. B. Jordan
Ong
Barbara Perkins
W. L. Askew
A. G. Attebury
E. F. Browder
G. W. Correll
G. A. French
D. V. Gouldy
G. R. Harris
E. J. McC
Jewelvis
Harrison
Ida Lee Cope
Ruby Yant
Nettie Crane
Sophia L. von Mowik
Holland
West Texas State College
Canyon
von Mowik
Dora
Barbara Koesjan
Mrs Jewel Davis Hosts Amarillo AAUW Christmas Meet
Mrs Jewel Davis entertained members of the Amarillo Branch American Association of University Women at a Christmas gathering. The event brought together colleagues for an evening study group and social time in a festive setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
American Association of University Women
Mary Coffee Class II Entertained at Yuletide Social
Mary Coffee Class II was entertained at a holiday social hosted by Mrs. H. L. Henderson at 114 Bonita. The gathering featured Yuletide decorations with a miniature Santa Claus as the centerpiece of the home of Pleasant Valley Christian Church members.
Christmas Party Details With Reindeer and Prayers
The group sang Silent Night and Mrs. T. H. Armstrong led in prayer. Christmas games and prize giveaways followed. Refreshments were enjoyed by Mesdames Dowell, Gibson, Bingham, Sher rill, Osborn, Willis, Armstrong, Jerman, Veazey, Robertson, Hood, Thorpe, and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Armstrong
Ray Dowell
Annie Gibson
Lucille Bingham
Mae Sherrill
Bess Osborn
Johnny Willis
Jack Jerman
N. B. Veazey
Sam Robertson
Charles Hood
Eunice Thorpe
Installation of New Officers by First Christian Church Woman's Council
New officers were installed during the Wednesday luncheon at the First Christian Church Woman's Council. Mrs. Bessie Hart presided as guest installer with Mrs. Macon O. Carder, the president, directing the program. Garden Guild served luncheon. Mrs. Jack Burgess sang a Christmas song with piano by Mrs. Leta Crudgington. Guests included Mrs. Heckbothen and Miss Anderson of Borger and Mrs. Neal Mauw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Hart
First Christian Church Woman's Council
Macon O. Carder
Garden Guild
Jack Burgess
Leta Crudgington
Heckbothen
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