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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1941
Page
3
The Globe News highlights at a glance club and social notices for women. Include meetings, teas, charity events, and volunteer drives with dates and organizers. Readers learn who hosts gatherings and where to join, keeping community women connected and informed.
The Globe-News announces two free lectures by Bryan Lopp in the Blue Room at the Amarillo Hotel tomorrow afternoon and at 3 o'clock. Lopp promises down to earth psychology and a practical guest-hostess scale. His humorous talk aims to be time well spent for listeners.
Pre nuptial courtesies honor Miss Betty Wingate who will marry John R. Broadhurst in El Paso. A Muskogee hosted shower featured patriotic decor, corsages, and toasts as army themes appeared. Luncheon at Rose Bowl Tea Room honored Miss Wingate with red and white flowers and heart cups.
Miss Martha Jackson, engaged to George Quinn of Tampa Florida, will be married Saturday night in Tampa. A shower and theater party yesterday afternoon honored the bride to be. Guests included Miss Joyce Jane Harris Miss Butonne Gold Davis Miss Doris Belle Cleghorn Mrs Mary Virginia Nunley and the honoree. Miss Jackson departed this afternoon for Tampa. Water catchments collect rain water at Gibraltar as the main water source.
Circle 6 of the First Christian Woman's Council invites the public to a box supper and tacky party in Fellowship Hall Thursday at 6 30 p m. Women guests bring well filled boxes while men bid. Supper for two costs 50 cents and up. Free hot coffee served. A post supper program includes a play. Proceeds aid missionary and building funds.
Tonight in Amarillo numerous groups meet. Wesleyan Guild at 7:30 p.m. hosts Mrs H C Smith, Lena Magee co host. Rainbow for Girls at 7:30. Various sororities meet 7:30. Central Presbyterian Church holds a covered dish supper and study groups 7 to 8. Panhandle Court and Ben Hur Life Association at 8. Quilting, meetings, and socials fill the day, with multiple clubs listing times, hosts and venues.
The Panhandle Artists Group invites all members and would‑be members to a 7 o clock dinner Friday at Mrs Madsen's Dining Room. A brief program on contemporary painters with slide illustrations will follow including FE M Baker speaking on early Panhandle crafts and showing artifacts from WPA projects. Reservations via Mrs O T Maxwell at 5970.
St Anthony's Alumnae Association met in the nurses home library Tuesday afternoon with eight members present. Dr. W. O. Murphy discussed various phases of nursing. Attendees included Misses D. Hawes Louise Mardis T Probst Mesdames FE Cook I Brower M Whitfield and J Cannon.
El Martes Needle Club gathered in Mrs. J. M. Wiley’s new home at 3206 Jackson Street with six members absent due to illness. The Blue Bonnet Needle Club plans a 2:30 PM Thursday meeting at Mrs. P. D. Taylor’s home, 3605 Taylor Street.
Miss Marian Mead bride elect of Arthur Glover was feted with a dinner and bridge shower at Mrs. W. Payne Frost’s home 2106 Hughes Street. High score prize went to Mrs. Jim McKnight, who then presented it to the honoree. The couple will wed Saturday at the Mead home 2212 Lipscomb Street.
The New Century Club met at the Party Shop for a luncheon on Tuesday. Mrs. L. B. McCrossen of the Capitol Hotel discussed hand made rugs and demonstrated rug techniques. Guests included Mesdames C. B. Newbern Andy Moore A. O. Thomas and H. C. Vincent. Members present were Mesdames G. A. French and D. V. Gouldy.
Pattern 4472 is available in children's sizes 2 4 6 8 and 10. Dress requires 15 8 yards 35 inch fabric 1 4 yard contrast and 1 3 yards lace edging. Dress and sun-dress use 15 yards 35 inch fabric. Send fifteen cents for this pattern to Pattern Department of Amarillo Globe 243 West 17th Street New York NY. Additional cents offer Frost pattern book.
The MacDowell Boys Fine Arts Club met Tuesday in Federation Club Rooms with Ray Nutt presiding. Guest artist Robert Louis Barron discussed Orchestral Directing and a varied program followed featuring French horn, violin, piano, clarinet, saxophone solos and a discussion of the A B S C A P and B M I controversy.
The Forest Hill Home Demonstration Club met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. William Imel s home for a program on Suitable Drop Rug for the Living Room. Members showcased rugs caps and mats and discussed proper living room use.
A countywide Girls 4 H Club meeting is set for 1 30 Saturday afternoon in Miss Pauline Lakey s office at 104 Court House The program will include a demonstration of bedroom stools and chairs.
The San Jacinto Kiwani-Anns met for lunch at 3713 Mountain Terrace hosted by Mrs. William Conway. Mrs. J L Scott, Potter County Tuberculosis Association executive secretary, spoke on the Preventorium and progress of sponsored children. A games party is planned for Feb 11 at 808 Prospect Street. Next luncheon set for Feb 18 at 12 o'clock with Mrs Floyd Hissong.
Mary Don Wood is honored on her first birthday with a party hosted by Mrs. Don Wood at 2005 Fillmore Street. Guests include Laura Elder John Elder and Mrs. Elder Carroll Whiteside Doris Morehead and Mrs. Morehead Betty Graham Lannie Wester Mrs. Randall Wester Donna Fowlkes and Mary Don's grandmother and aunt assisted as hostesses.
Freckles fade and suntan lightens with regular Mercolized Wax Cream use. The ad claims skin bleaching and beautifying action removes dull surface skin to reveal a lighter, clearer complexion. It also promotes Saxolite Astringent for tightening and oil control and a Tarkroot Beauty Mask for soothing facial care.
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