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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1950
Page
9
Kentucky Derby dominates U S newspaper space exceeding coverage of any other sport as it draws broad national attention across regions.
A reader asks about a salesman claiming a piano has a twelve pound hammer and a music shop expert explains the weight refers to felt used in hammer construction. He outlines felt weights of 14 12 and 8 pounds, how hammers look the same, and advice to buy from trusted, long established dealers and to seek expert guidance from Dan J. Conway of Meyert Piano Co.
Mrs Myra T Richerson and Mrs Betty Jean McKinder had applications for membership accepted by Palo Duro Grove 2253 Woodmen Circle at IOOF Hall. Reports mention Mrs Mary Thompson illness and a letter from national president Dora Alexander Tally with program ideas. District convention may be in Amarillo in May. Next meeting Feb 15 includes a games party after business. Attendees listed include Stella Hance Dolly Brown Thelma Ches hire Amber Roberts Gertrude Griffith Marie J Smith Hazel Sylvester Mamie Sneed Leona Ecker Dora Casey Vera Ward Beatarice Russell.
Members of the Woman's Council of Pleasant Valley Christian Church held a covered dish luncheon and quilting session at the church. Mrs. Foster Harris gave a devotional on Love, with silent prayers and Trust and Obey as the opening song. Attendees included I. E. Osborn, Foster Harris, E. L. Gibson, W. H. Ogden, Jack Jerman, Charles Hand, T. H. Armstrong, John Webster, C. E. McElroy, J. L. McCaleb, W. W. Holley, Sally Pilker ton, Eunice Thorp, and guest Mrs. Lee Williamson. The group will meet again February 15 at 9:30.
Attending were Mesdames John Lawson Alva Slay Frank Wardle E W Tadlock A M Green A D Nance C E Nance and Howard Smith. The next meeting will be held at 2 30 oclock on Feb 9 in the home of Mrs Hugh Rigler 1319 West Fifteenth.
Amarillo Rainbow Girls met at Khiva Temple with Joan Morris presiding as worthy adviser. Ann Ousley installed as religion and Mary Catherine Strite as chairman of the committee. An initiation service is set for February 15 in Khiva Temple with 41 members present and refreshments to be served by the board.
The town of Westerly has paid $4,000 to repair the roof of the combined courthouse and town hall damaged in the 1938 hurricane. For years, officials have urged the legislature to reimburse the state half of the bill.
International Relations Group of the Amarillo Branch AAUW met at 2114 Jackson with Mrs. Ralph Ater hosting. Mrs. Charles H. Puckett presented a paper on China, with many members attending and a guest, Mrs. Robert Harris. The next session on February 16 at 9 45 a m will feature a Junior Chamber of Commerce representative discussing the Hoover Commission.
Mrs. George Shull led the third study of Women of the Bible as the Tenth Avenue Methodist Church Women's Society of Christian Service met Wednesday afternoon. Alice Hester opened with Our Faith in Love, and Sybil Gregory attended as a guest. business session led by president C. H. Nunley.
The cil of West Amarillo Christian Church held a covered-dish luncheon after an executive board meeting on Wednesday. Mrs. Ruby Lovelady led a devotional on Stewardship and Devotion, the Sixth Commandment. Mrs. Sam Jolly sang a solo, with Mrs. Betty Bills on piano. W. A. Bills, missionary, outlined his Japan itinerary. Seventy members attended. March 1 at 12:30 at the church.
After 15 years in Milford Thomas A Campbell aged 50 was arrested and sent back to Massachusetts for parole violations. Authorities traced him by a photograph with his alias and address published in the inquiring photographer column of the New Hampshire Sunday News.
Mrs. Howard Smith entertained the Pollyanna Sewing Club Wednesday with a luncheon at the Amarillo Club. Guests included Mrs. R. P. Propst Mrs. Willard Harris and Mrs. Ernest Thomason of Dumas. Members were present.
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