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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1950
Page
8
Washington Avenue Christian Church Woman's Council held a covered dish luncheon on Wednesday. Hostesses were Mrs Ed Little and Mrs Howard King. Rev R C Bolton spoke on Christian Service Camps and a vocal duet was performed. Attendees included many local ladies and gentlemen.
Social calendar items list tonight events at Pauline Moore Circle supper 6 30 pm First Baptist Church and Auxiliary to ISTASE Local 469 with Mrs George Brown 1202 North Lincoln 7 30pm Ladies Susie Patriarcha Militant Canton No 14 F Hall 7 30pm Saturday has Insurance Women of Amarillo rummage sale 601 East Fourth all day Open Forum Club hosted by Mrs Rite Swan 413 B East Twelfth 2 30pm and a recital by Ardath John students thereafter.
A note states the Pacific Ocean Gilbert and Fllice Islands colony of Great Britain uniquely lies across the Equator and the International Date Line.
The American Magazine reports a local ordinance in San Benito Texas prohibits bees from remaining within city limits for more than one hour. The rule aims to regulate apiaries and manage urban buzzing disturbances.
Panhandle Geological Society Auxiliary held a luncheon at the Herring Hotel with three new members welcomed Mesdames John Major J L Parmelee and R J Grubb The event recognized high and second high by Mrs Fred S Alexander and guest Mrs Fred A Jordan Other attendees included a long list of members and guests The next meeting is set for March 1 at 1230 in the Herring Hotel A Michigan State College statistic notes the average farmer spends a minute daily feeding each dairy cow
Dr Roberta Cox Edwards spoke to the Woman's Missionary Society of First Baptist Church about her Nigeria Africa experiences on leave from missionary work. She noted hospitals are lacking in Nigeria though church efforts grow, and highlighted women's literacy and mortality challenges in the Niger Delta. The meeting featured hymns led by Mrs O Stephens and Mrs Gus Henderson, with program chair Mrs Sim Kelly and luncheon followed by a business session and a March 1 book review.
Mrs Billy Gilbert conducted a Bible study with the Homemakers Class of River Road Baptist Church at Mrs Charles Palmer's home in West Mobley. Mrs W C Garrett opened with prayer and the group voted to have yearbooks. Attending were Mesdames H C Stivey C S Campbell W Garrett and the hostess. They will meet again at 2 30 pm on Feb 15 at Mrs H C Stivey's home on River Drive.
A compact coif style, described as contouring and flattering for those born under Sagittarius, reportedly accentuating a cowlick. Experts weigh in on its flattering effect and practical styling cues.
The Women's Council of the First Presbyterian Church met Wednesday afternoon for circle meetings and a sanctuary program. Sara Seward Circle led. Madelyn Robinson directed the Elizabet h Nixon Junior High School A Cappella Choir. Devotional by Mrs. Burton C. Elliott. Mrs. John Merchant reviewed Toward God's Design with help from Mrs. Roy Kerr. YWCA tea for new members announced for Feb 14. Sacrificial offering collection announced for Feb 12 to March 12. refreshments served in Westminster room. Hosts and arrangers listed among members.
Mrs. Lois Mitchell hosted the Thimble Club at her east Mitchell home. Members shared household hints and voted to maintain a hint scrapbook led by Mrs. Joe Warnecke. Quilt blocks for Mrs. Carl Goodwin's friendship quilt were distributed. Several members enjoyed sewing, and the next all day quilting session is set for February 15 with Mrs. J. F. Hughes as hostess.
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