Red Cross Nurse Aide Classes Begin February Dates
The Red Cross announces two new Nurse Aide classes starting February 22. Interviews for applicants are set for February 9 and 12 in Room 506 at the courthouse from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Women are urged to attend. Over 64,000 women have enrolled in Red Cross Nurse Aide programs nationwide since Pearl Harbor, with more than 40,000 already trained. The national goal is 100,000 by winter’s end.
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Red Cross
Pearl Harbor
Union
Alaska
Puerto Rico
National Red Cross
Amarillo
Texas
St. Anthony's Hospitals
Rose Bowl Tea Room to host spring fashion lunch
A large crowd is expected at the Rose Bowl Tea Room tomorrow for a lunch and spring style show. The event features Navajo made coats and suits and suede sportswear by Mrs Thelma Buckley with models including Mrs Julian B Haddon and Miss Dixie Hickman Los Angeles. Menu includes pork loin roast sweet potatoes broccoli Waldorf salad hot rolls ice cream and cake.
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Rose Bowl Tea Room
Thelma Buckley
Buckley
Julian B. Haddon
Dixie Hickman
Los Angeles
Thelma Pollard
Mesdames Wayne O'Keefe
R. P. Black
Hermon C. Pipkin
Jack Ellis
Betty Teel
Bob McDonald
Mystic Weavers Club Meeting At Mrs Klock Home
The Mystic Weavers Club will meet at 2:30 PM Thursday at Mrs. George Klock's home 1910 Tyler Street. The address earlier printed in the Sunday Social Calendar was in error.
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Mystic Weavers
Mystic Weavers Club
George Klock
Tyler Street
L. T. D. Club
C. H. van Fleet
Gables Street
First Baptist Philathea
Kermit Gentry
Lipscomb Street
Monthly Luncheon For C. I. W. Club Planned
A monthly luncheon of the C. I. W. Club is set at the Capitol Hotel at 1 PM. Wives of civilian instructors at Amarillo Army Air Field are invited. Reservations to Mrs. R. J. Carroll, phone 9465, should be made this evening.
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C. I. W. Club
Capitol Hotel
Marion Bauer Named Chair For Student Composition Contests
Marion Bauer selected chair of composition contests in the Student Division under the National Federation of Music Clubs. Judges include Bernard Wagenaar, Wallingford Reigger, and Henry Cowell. Prizes of 50 and 25 dollars with performance at Biennial Convention. entry fee one dollar. submissions to Marion Bauer in New York City. Mexico City bans cloth towels in restaurants.
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National Federation of Music Clubs
Guy Patterson Gannett
Portland
Marion Bauer
New York City
Walla Walla
Wash
Pacific Coast
Emilie Frances Bauer
Nadia Boulanger
Eugene Heffley
Andre Gedalge
Campbell Tipton
Raoul Pugno
Walter Henry Rothwell
Henry Holden Huss
Miss Bauer
New York
Musical Leader
Ethel Peyser
International Cyclopedia of Music and Musicians
The
Musical Quarterly
Modern Music
New York University
League of Composers
Society For the Publication of American Music
American Composers Alliance
Chautauqua Society of
Greater New York
H. Merrills Lewis
Furman University
Greenville
S. Corp
Bernard Wagenaar
Wallingford Reigger
Metropolitan Music School
Henry Cowell
Wagenaar
Netherlands
Institute of Music Art
Hochschule
Berlain
Europe
Drake University
Institute of Musical Art
Ithaca Conservatory
Teachers College
New School For Social Research
Mr. Cowell
California
New School of Social Research
Stanford University
International Society For Contemporary Music
International Composers’ Guild
West 73Rd Street
Amarillo Band Parents Plan Social and Fundraising Events
At Amarillo High School the Band Parents Association outlined social and fundraising activities. The events include a Thursday skating party in the armory and a February 19 dance in the gymnasium, plus a dance and card party in the library. The school will host using a dedicated fund, and a Victory Concert is set for February 18 in the auditorium with bonds and stamps sold for admission. A rummage sale is planned for April 2 and 3, with W M Rippey named treasurer.
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Amarillo
R. B. Norman
Julia Dean
Association
W. M. Rippey
Engagement Announced At Tea For Miss Helen McCabe
Mesdames Lovan Scott and Miss Juanita Simmons hosted a tea announcing Miss Helen McCabe and Pvt. Walter Barrett of Williamstown at Mrs. Lovan home. The reception included a Valentine motif with a large table centerpiece of smaller Valentines bearing the engagement notice. A musical program featured Mrs. Garrett and Mrs. Gleaton with Brahms Chopin and songs by Miss Hudson.
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William J. Lovan
E. E. Scott
Juanita Simmons
Grady Nobles
Bob Showalter
M. C. Garrett
Brahms
Chopin
H. O. Gleaton
Marion Gross
Morell Bechtel
Louise Smith
Elsa Plants
Fern Hudson
The Calendar of Local Club Meetings and Events Tonight
Various civic groups, Sororities, church boards, and service clubs list meetings tonight across Amarillo. Notable gatherings include Chapter AI PEO at 1015 Taylor Street, Junior Business Women's Club at Capitol Hotel, and Am a r i l l o Red Cross and First Baptist W M B sessions.
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Biriam Clark
Taylor Street
Capitol Hotel
First Baptist Missionary to Speak at Wednesday Meeting
Mrs Blanche Groves a Central China missionary and war exchange prisoner will address the First Baptist Women’s Missionary Society at 10 30 Wednesday at the church. She was imprisoned by the Japanese while serving in Woodhow China and returned to the United States last August aboard the Gripsholm.
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First Baptist W. M
Blanche Groves
China
First Baptist Women’s Missionary Society
Groves
United States
Gripsholm
Woodhow
Newcomers Club Bridge Luncheon at Capitol Hotel
Mrs F G Ackerman won high score at a bridge luncheon hosted by the Newcomers Club at the Capitol Hotel yesterday. Second high went to Mrs Ivan Block. prize for other games to Mrs John Hendrick. Hostesses included Mrs Henry Cusick and dames H E Mitchell H W Dannettell H E Chase J S Gilliland and J W Dain. Attendees listed include numerous members such as Mrs E L Pitts Fred Ridley Dan Salk eld Don Spotts and more.
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F. G. Ackerman
Capitol Hotel
Ivan Block
John Hendrick
Henry Cusick
H. E. Mitchell
H. W. Dannettell
H. E. Chase
J. S. Gilliland
J. W. Dain
M. W. Broadfoot
J. E. Buxton
H. M. Hayward
Preston Hite
Dan Castle
Florence Welter
Frank Streart
H. E. Scaggs
John Hildreth
Countywide Home Demonstration Council Elects Leaders
At the Potter County meeting in Room 104 the council elected Mrs. Lee Williamson chairwoman and Mrs. R B Connellee secretary after resignations. A countywide meeting is planned for March 17 in Federation Club Rooms with committee members T H Rodgers R Baucum and Williamson handling arrangements and program. The quorum rule was revised to require seven. Attendees included county agent Pauline Lokey and visitors Robert Martin Bryan Scott Jacqueline Harris among others.
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Potter County
Lee Williamson
T. J. Maloney
R. 8
R. Baucum
Paul
A. C. Martin
C. A. Biggers
Jess Walter
G. R. Baucum
Shrader Rea
Glenn Scott
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Rose Bowl
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Daughters of the American Revolution
Hong Kong
Jayne
America
Chen Yu
Cosemetics
White
Kirk
Mexico City
McAfee’, Inc
Timioearou
Green Bros. CO
the Panhandle
Open Forum Club
Jessie Castleman
Fillmore Street
A. A. U. W. Evening International Relations Group
Marshall B. Shaw
Washington Street
O. E
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Harrison Street
Miracle Book Club
North
Lincoln Street
Amarillo Rebekah Lodge
Alapha Alpha Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Federation
First Christian Woman's Council
Shelton
Polk Street
Scott Room
San Jacinto
Jolly Twelve Club
Carley Price
Louisiana Street
River Road Home Demonstration Club
J. F. Claybrook
Polk Street Methodist
Ellwood Park
UW International Relations Group
L. C. Whitney
Central Presbyterian Church
Central Presbyterian Woman's Council
Helen Nevins
A. B. Martin
Clara Hepburn
A. G. Stanley
Sara Seward
Charles Reagan
Amanda McFarland
C. P. Bordwell
Clifford L. Davis
Frances Goodrich
J. R. Rominger
Ann Nassau
Goldsmith Davis
Sacred Heart Cathedral
Cathedral
Fellowship Hall
Altar Society
Laurence J. FitzSimon
Bambi
Kellogg's
Battle Creek
Egular Sn Orner
Blackburn Bros
Coats
Blackburn ‘Bros
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