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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1951
Page
12
Executive board members met in a morning session at Mrs Norman Penhall's home 4015 Ong. President Mrs Joe J. Miller led discussions. They outlined plans to form a garden club in West Amarillo and coordinate local horticultural activities.
The board voted to send Mrs Miller to a called executive board meeting in Lubbock on Wednesday. District treasurer Mrs Joe Deason and Mrs B L Jenkins will attend. The regular meeting is set for February 12 at 1 45 in Trinity Methodist Church to record recently planted trees and shrubs.
San Jacinto Kiwani Anns welcomed two new members Mrs Bill Stewart and Mrs J L Carter at a luncheon in the San Jacinto Youth Center. The gathering opened with The Eyes of Texas, with devotion by Mrs C I Hood and Roy Highley. Proceeds from a spring style show planned for March 23 will benefit the Youth Center. A banner for the Sportsman Club on February 20 was approved. Various members and guests attended including Mrs Louis Schmaly and Mrs Mintah Harris. The next meeting is set for February 20 at noon in the Youth Center.
Amarillo Chapter of the Women of the Moose held a regular session at Rose Hall with Mrs. Mary Jane Stout presiding. Plans were finalized for a formal Valentine dance on Tuesday evening Feb. 13 at 9 o clock in Moose Hall. members urged to attend and bring guests. The next meeting is Feb. 12 at 8 o'clock in Moose Hall.
The Newcomers Club sponsors a dinner dance on Friday night at 7 30 in the American Legion hall. Members and ex members are invited. Reservations by Mrs A C Edwards at 6553 or tickets at the door. Dinner and entertainment cost two dollars per person.
Final plans for a county wide party were announced at a Potter County Home Demonstration Club Council meeting in the Courthouse. The 11 of 12 clubs represented will host a smorgasbord on February 22 at the American Legion Hall with reservations due by February 20.
Mrs. Abe Feferman presided over a Temple B Nai Israel Auxiliary luncheon in the temple recreation hall. A JWB services committee was named with Mrs. Feferman Mrs. Joe Siegel and Mrs. Arthur Bluhm. Plans discussed include an education building project and a Pruim event on March 25.
Two church garden clubs, Carden Groups and Polk Street Methodist Garden Group, met at First Presbyterian Church. The Carden group reviewed Helen Van Pelt Wilson’s Perennials Preferred and listed officers, growth from 22 to 55 members, with about 200 bouquets for the sick and decorations for church events. The Polk Street Methodist group, formed Oct 4 1948 with 14 initial members now has 44, active in visiting the sick, providing weekly altar flowers, and donating plants to Carver Library, with funds from bulb and plant sales.
Palo Duro Grove 2253 Woodmen Circle names Mrs Stella Hance president as delegate to the state convention to be held in April in Fort Worth. Mrs Dolly Brown named alternate. Reports by Mrs Brown and Mrs Thelma Cheshire. New members: Louise Watson Minnie Bell Morgan Myr Odell Sybie May Vera Lee Waich. Sick: Eva Trimmier Sheila Bennett. Ritualistic practice noted. meeting called for Feb 12 at 7 30 in WOW Hall.
Altrusa Club will gather Thursday evening at 6 30 at the Black Stone Hotel. Members are urged to bring guests and join the meeting in the hotel lounge for the session.
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