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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1943

Page

2

Couple Will Be Married In Randall Hall Tonight

An announcement from Canyon reports Miss Lois McCaslin will wed Jack Gililland of Hereford. The ceremony is set for 6 30 this evening in Randall Hall. Also noted is a piano recital at 3 30 Sunday afternoon by Mrs Gladys M Glenns pupils for the Musical Arts Conservatory. The Liano Estacado Chapter DAR plans a Guest Day Monday at 3 in the home of Mrs Charles Killgore 2409 Van Buren Street. A tip on electrical safety advises coiling cords and avoiding wear.

Gladys M. Glenn Musical Arts Conservatory Liano Estacado Chapter the Daughters of the American Revolution Charles Killgore van Buren Street Esther McCrory J. Ray Tyler Street R. C. Martini Harmony Club Jackson Street Henry Schwan Jack Conley Lawrence Brazier Glenn Etheridge John Dobson M. B. Wampler Schwan Harrison Street

Amarillo events calendar highlights community gatherings

A series of events across Amarillo include a skating party, backward party, family games, and a voice recital at the Musical Arts Conservatory. Also listed are a Story Hour at the Public Library, a chili supper for soldiers and wives, a piano recital, an army air field officers' dance, a victory dinner, DAR Esther McCrory Chapter meeting, and Harmony Club hosted by Mrs. R C Martini.

Wedding Is Announced for Elizabeth Willonby and Sgt Earl Willonby

Mrs Roy Johnson of 1502 East Tenth Avenue announces the marriage of her daughter Elizabeth to Sgt Earl Willonby of Amarillo Army Air Field. The ceremony took place Friday January 28 at Rev J C Sisemore's home with attendants Miss Dixie Hewett and Doyle Mayes. The couple left February 1 for Harrison Arkansas to visit the groom's parents and will reside in Amarillo after February 7.

Roy Johnson East Tenth Avenue Elizabeth Earl Willonby Amarillo Army Air Field J. C. Sisemore Dixie Hewett Doyle Mayes Amarillo

Sewing Club Officers Elected At Home Craft Meeting

The Home craft Club met at Mrs. W. R. Hill's home electing President Mrs. FE. N. Boydston Vice President Mrs. O. D. Knick and Secretary-Reporter Robert Lee Jones. New members Mrs. Knick Mrs. J. C. Williams and Miss Inez Darnell joined as the group planned future sewing sessions.

Homecraft Club W. R. Hill North Tyler Street FE. N. Boydston O. D. Knick Robert Lee Jones Knick J. C. Williams Inez Darnell Mesdames V

Jolly Twelve Club Solves Puzzles at Home Meeting

The Jolly Twelve Club enjoyed jig saw puzzles at Mrs. Carley Price's home on Wednesday afternoon. They planned a covered dish luncheon next Wednesday at Mrs. W. W. Riner's 500 Fairmont. Attendees included Mesdames Wayne Griffitts Bill Boyd Alfred Smith Fay Hal ford Johnny Dunn Riner Frank Brown Truett Ledbetter and the hostess.

Jolly Twelve Club Carley Price W. W. Riner Fairmont Street Mesdames Wayne Griffitts Bill Boyd Alfred Smith Fay Halford Johnny Dunn Riner Frank Brown Truett Ledbetter

Bright Spots in Amarillo Band Activities and Valentine Plans

Amarillo High School Band members enjoyed a skating party at the high school armory with chaperones listed. Amarillo Army Air Field wives meet to plan a Valentine dance for February 13 at the auditorium, with decorations and games planned and invitations extended to all service families. Also noted is a Chicago report on an ambulance funded by the Illinois Federation of Music Clubs for the Great Lakes Naval Hospital, plus a Valentine gift set advertisement featuring Elizabeth Arden perfume and Love Letter Sachets.

Amarillo High School Band Parents Association L. G. Brady D. V. Wible V. V. Williams B. L. Burnett Association Amarillo Army Air Field U. 8 S. O Zella Riggs Jane Livingston Joyce Tande Jion Fullerton Harriet Blumberg Jane Clack Alice Maidment J. T. Maynard Marjorie Dark Viola Pollard Marie Henson Chicago Fighting Musicians of Illinois Ilinois Federation of Music Clubs U. S. Naval Hospital Great Lakes Royden J. Keith Valentine Elizabeth Arden

River Road HD Club Plans Plant Exchange and Luncheon

The River Road Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. J. F. Claybrook's home for a foundation pattern demonstration by county agent Pauline Lakey. Mrs. R. S. Connellee resigned as council delegate. Mrs. G. L. Cline and Mrs. W. H. Pondet elected to fill roles. A plant and seed exchange is set for February 17 at Mrs. Cline’s home, in a covered dish luncheon.

River Road Home Demonstration Club J. F. Claybrook County Home Pauline Lakey R. S. Connellee G. L. Cline W. H. Pondet Cline Mesdames Cline Glenn Scott R. A. Love T. J. Maloney W. D. Irby W. M. McGough Claybrook J. L. Glasgow R. E. Schultz W. J. Fulton Billy Gilbert J. W. Clardy Connellee Miss Lokey

WAAC Recruiters Visit Borger and Pampa in West Texas

Lieut. Rose Smothers Sgt. T. K. Morris and Pfc. Dan Castle attend at the Southwest Public Service Co. in Borger until 5 pm to interview women for the WAACs then Smothers moves to Pampa for aptitude tests through Monday. The army targets 584 WAAC enlistments from West Texas by March 31.

Rose Smothers T. K. Morris Dan Castle Borger Waacs Smothers Pampa Southwest Public Service Co Army West Texas Morris Army Auxiliary Corps

Hanson Post aids membership drive for 700 by Feb 22

Hanson Post American Legion aims to enroll 700 members by February 22 with 200 for the Auxiliary. Col E A Simpson says the post has Texas’ largest Legion membership and projects reaching the goal. Veterans of World War II all eligible. Auxiliary open to mothers wives and sisters. Maynard Drake chairs Legion drive. Mrs Henry Cusick leads Auxiliary. Call Roy Beard at 2 1506 for details.

Hanson Post American Legion Col E. A. Simpson Texas Legion Maynard Drake The Henry Cusick Roy Beard

Queen City Auxiliary Holds One Day Charity Bake and Knit

The Queen City of the Plains Division of the Auxiliary to the Order of Railway Conductors met at 1714 Tyler Street yesterday. Members baked 63 dozen cookies for the Service Men's Civic Center and spent the afternoon knitting for the Red Cross.

Queen City of the Plains Division of the Auxiliary To the Order of C. V. Wood Tyler Street Red Cross

WAVES Quiz Planned by B P W Club in Amarillo

Members of the Business and Professional Women's Club will hold a WAVES quiz Tuesday at the Amarillo Hotel during their regular meeting. Mrs Grace Hodge, who aided recruiting 68 Panhandle women for the Texas Bluebonnet Squadron, will lead the program with guests Mrs Bobby Saulsbury Miss Olivia Fastus and Miss Maxine Jordan, squadron members headed for service February 14. The meeting starts at 6 45 PM.

Business and Professional Women’s Club WAVES Amarillo Clifford Dunn Grace Hodge Navy Panhandle Texas Blueboant Bobby Saulsbury Olivia Fastus Maxine Jordan

Sailor on spree tosses large sums in New York

Harry W. Smith, a 38 year old oiler, found with 1185 dollars in wages. He and friend Gunner Oren celebrated by tossing hundred dollar bills. Oren pocketed them. Police returned 930 dollars to Smith after morning request.

New York U.P Harry W. Smith Gunner Oren Smith Oren

Really Ought To Make This Probe Stick

Albany reports a state inquiry into New York purchasing practices after Gov. Thomas E. Dewey ordered an investigation. Twelve bottles of mucilage sparked the probe, with 29 people named including two committee chairmen and several state War Council and Audit and Control Department staff involved in carrying out the order.

Albany N. Y New York Thomas E. Dewey State War Council Department of Audit and Control

Mild and Windy Weather Brief and Rail Locomotive Boost

The weather bureau calls for mild windy conditions today with a drop in temperature tonight and Saturday morning likely near freezing. A 36 degree low and 62 degree high were recorded yesterday. Railroads gain 3,500 extra locomotives through longer trains and repaired engines improving service.

Bureau

US guns turn Faid into suburb of hell

American artillery and 105 mm guns blasted Axis positions at Faid Tunisia turning the town into ruins. A night bombardment pounded tanks, ammo dumps, and passes in a major Tunisian campaign action as U S forces pressed a decisive assault.

Harold V. Boyle U. S Faid Tunisia Hell Faid Pass Smith George H. Sutlin Alexandria Maj Norman W. Parsons New Cumberland W. Va Parsons

Whistlestar Whistlers Fail To Convene In L A

In Los Angeles reporters found no delegates at the Whistling Teachers convention hour as invitees were drawn to a movie studio. A press agent handed out photos while the Southern California Chapter of the Whistling Teachers Institute of America chose Fred Lowery of Austin Texas as top warbler of 1942 and urged Army training for morale.

Los Angeles Southern California Whistling Teachers’ Institute of America Fred Lowery Austin Texas

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