Junior Woman's Club Hosts Mrs Briscoe at Crockett Street
The Junior Woman's Club met at 1232 Crockett Street with host Mrs J B Briscoe. They voted to assist a child at the Preventorium for six months and reviewed the novel All This and Heaven Too by Rachel Fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Briscoe
Crockett Street
Heaven
Rachel Fields
W. W. Gibson
Mesdames
J. H. Adair
John Ballard
Gerald Blackburn
John Boyce
R. P. Brent
Chad Elliott
Ben Manning
Mack Nobles
W. M. Singleton
Sam Sullenberger
R. E. Underwood
Jr. Bond Burgess
W. D. Burger
Henry Charless
M. K. Collie
John Cowan
J. B. Dooley, and
A. E. Winsett
Price Memorial P. T. A. Will Meet Tonight
The Price Memorial College Parent-Teacher Association will hold a special meeting at 8 o'clock tonight at the college. Plans include a party in honor of Father John Steinlage newly named monsignor. The event replaces the regular February meeting. A school bus will depart the new post office at 7 30 for those without transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
Price Memorial College
John Steinlage
Band Parents Meet to Plan Trip and Hear Quartets
The Sam Houston Band Parents Association met at the school with president O. D. Thompson in charge. A saxophone quartet and clarinet quartet performed, along with French horn and woodwind numbers. FE. J. Sowder spoke, and plans for a trip to Plainview were discussed. Next meeting is March 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Houston Band Parents Association
O. D. Thompson
George Groves
Mary Jo Paul
Jean Brewer
Francine Hoover
O. D. Thompson, Jr
Billy Paul Jones
Billy Boulware
Jimmy Miller
Phyllis Evans
Donald Edelman
Ernestine Wanser
Helen Rippy
Myrna Ruth Saterfield
Anna Frances Baker
William Jenkins
Stanton Morris
FE. J. Sowder
Plainview
Valentine motif featured at PEO Luncheon Chapter 7
The Valentine motif was highlighted at the PEO Sisterhood Chapter 7 luncheon hosted by Mrs. H. J. Farwell at 2418 Washington Street. Assistant hostesses were Mesdames H. E. Billingsley G. B. McLellan and Charles W. Townsend. Red tulips graced the centerpiece and members shared current events in response to roll call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine
P. E. O. Sisterhood
H. J. Farwell
Washington Street
H. E. Billingsley
McLellan
Charles W. Townsend
Mesdames Binford Arney
R. A. Burnett
C. T. Grove
W. L. Darrah
George E. Erlandson
T. W. Gilstrap
George H. Hammock
Ralph Kenniston
J. M. Moore
P. L. Reppert
J. W. Sanders
Ben H. Scheme
Hollywood to New York: 22 year old actress trades security for self made future
Alexandria Dean, Hollywood born and bred, leaves film work to pursue two years in New York on Broadway hopes. She designs dresses to supplement income while seeking directing opportunities and aims to build a solid career foundation rather than rely on a regular paycheck. She emphasizes readiness and self discovery before stepping into major roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria Dean
New York
Hollywood
Miss Dean
Alexandria
Forest Fight Study Club Meeting Led by Mrs Boyd
The Forest Hill Study Club met at Mrs. D. E. Harris home with Mrs. H. Harris as co host. Mrs. C. M. Boyd led the lesson and Mrs. H Dixon spoke on The Coming Victory of Democracy while Nathan Martin discussed Crime. A 42 party was planned and husbands were invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Hitl Study Club
D. E. Harris
C. M. Boyd
H. Dixon
Nathan Martin
Lee Martin
Wayne Palton
Frank Stitt
W. B. Dowlen
L. A. Little
Casey Page
H. A. Burnett
D. H. Dixon
Julius Martin
L. Harris
Roy Longest
Carl Coffee
A. E. Garrett
Lon Higgins
A. R Higgins
Longest
North Highland Street
Julian Martin
Valentine Party for Juniors at I C O P F Hall
Juniors of the W. O. W. and Woodmen Circle are invited to a Valentine Party Thursday at 4 30 o clock in the I C O P F Hall. Mrs. Georgia Easum, junior supervisor, urges attendance. COUNTY-WIDE 4-H CLUB MEET SATURDAY AT MISS LOKeyS OFFICE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. W. and
Woodmen
1. C. O. PF. Hall
Georgia Easum
Woodmen Circle
I. O. O. F. Hall
Cheer Up With Simple Health Advice Card
A vintage health advice card promotes relief for feelings of sinking or low mood. It claims a herbal compound can aid energy and says millions of women have benefited. The tone urges readers to try the product to improve well being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Snoods
Carole Lombard
Tonight’s church supper and broad club calendar
The calendar lists events at Central Presbyterian Church and various halls. Activities include a covered dish supper at 6 15, study groups 7 to 8, and Ladies auxiliary at 8. MacDowell Fine Arts Club with Miss Betty Jean Mead at 7, and many neighborhood clubs meeting through the evening at multiple streets and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Presbyterian Church
MacDowell Fine Arts Club
Betty Jean Mead
Lipscomb Street
PTA Observes founders Day at Alice Landergin School
Mrs S G Stockton presided over Founders Day events marking the Nation Congress 42nd anniversary. Mrs A B Lewis spoke on Founders Day while Mrs Frank Horton sang with Miss Gwendolyn Williams. A nomination committee was named for future posts and night Mother and Daughter Night was announced for March 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. G. Stockton
Alice Landergin
Gwendolyn Wiliams
Mary Kate Campbell
Stockton
Mesdames Roy Houston
James Foran
J. R. Rushmer
Violet B. Davidson
Davidson
Monette Wilson
Drama Week Program by Panhandle Speech Arts Assoc
The Panhandle Speech Arts Association will present a Drama Week Program at the Federation Club Rooms on Sunday at 3 PM. Murray Meeker, director of the Amarillo Symphony Orchestra, will direct the musical setting. Dr. W. M. Geeting of the University of California and a member of the Community Players of Pasadena will perform a monologue and a one-act play. A social hour and tea will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle Speech Arts Association
Federation Club
Murray Meeker
Amarillo Symphony Orchestra
W. M. Geeting
University of California
Community Players of
Pasadena
Valentine Luncheon for Children at Rose Bowl Tea Room
A Valentine Luncheon will be served Saturday for children at the Rose Bowl Tea Room with special decorations and individual favors. Reservations are advised by calling 6103.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Bowl Tea Room
6103
Mizpah Club Luncheon Planned at Aronson Tea Room
Mizpah Club will be entertained with a luncheon Friday at 1 o clock at the Aronson Tea Room. The event outlines a social gathering for members with a midday meal and informal program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mivtpah
Mizpah
Aronson Tea Room
Mrs Thompson Hosts Club Meeting At W N Thompson Home
Mrs E H Ashcraft presided as L Aiguille club members met at Mrs W N Thompson's home. They approved furnishing flowers for Polk Street Methodist Church in memory of the late Mrs T B Jones. List of members present included Ashcraft Blackburn Britain Chesnutt Corn Dysart Edwards Ferrell Gouldy Henville Hutto Lidia Munn Prince Roney Russell Williams Wood Woolf and the hostess at 415 West Tenth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L, Aiguillee Club
W. N. Thompson
E. H. Arshcraft
Polk Street
T. B. Jones
H. Ashcraft
C. J. Blackburn
E. C. Britain
H. E. Chesnutt
Dysart
S. L. Edwards
S. Ferrell
W. M. Gouldy
O. F. Henville
J. Roy Hutto
A. D. Lidia
Maude Munn
H. C. Prince
M. R. Roney
Rankin Russell
Sarah Williams
Dave Wood
W. H. Woolflief
8. L. Edwards
West
Tenth Avenue
Spring jacket dress styles with waist emphasis and color contrasts
Paris fashion features a new jacket dress with an extended waistline to slim hips and midriff, using rayon crepe and a circular skirt. It pairs a short sleeve collarless jacket with a belted blouse and dress in mixed colors, plus Paris patterns in moire frocks and Napoleon II themed prints with pastel fabrics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Bianchini
New Spring
Lace accents revive plain frock with colored options
A square bib with matching cuff lace enhances a fall purchase. The dainty shirted lace sits on a net foundation in chartreuse pink blue and white, offering youthful flattering detail for costume jewelry ensembles.
Inexpensive at home marker for sewing hems
A new low cost device lets a woman mark a hem by herself. The gadget includes a metal container, rubber tube, and rubber bulb. Clamp the chalk container on a door edge, press the bulb to blow powdered chalk around the skirt as she turns, providing a precise hem guide.
Paris Jewelry Takes Fable Muse And Glove Fashion
Paris designers blend La Fontaine fables into costume jewelry with animal motifs while showcasing glove accents and jeweled clips. A Paris SKIRT SHIFT model offers black jersey evening wear with dual skirt lengths and a front zip jacket with silver red pailette embroidery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Heim
Fontaine
Lambert
Gloves Get Fancy Paris
Short black antelope gloves are described with two decorative styles. One features flower motifs in royal blue across the fingers and a blue bead bracelet at the top. The other style threads a yellow ribbon above the knuckles, tied in a small knot at the wrist and adjustable for costume color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Black and White Ointment for Skin Discomfort
Black and White Ointment reduces scales and discomfort from poceraine. It provides antiseptic germicidal action helpful for contagious impetigo and relieves itching burning and soreness of eczema and external acne pimples. Use with Black and White Skin Soap.
Forest Hill H D Club Meets With Mrs J W Carver
The Forest Hill Home Demonstration Club met yesterday at Mrs. J W Carver s home with Mrs Nathan Martin as program leader She led talks on adult identity anger management child confidence and emotional growth and reviewed Mother Mason A new member Mrs Garland Moore joined The group voted to help the Pot ter County Home Demonstration Club Council raise funds at the Fat Stock Show Attending members included J W Carver E L Davis Jim Weaver C E McPherson R D Leeper George Dudley Finley Martin Nathan Martin W A Pascoe T H Rogers and guest Mrs R L Bellomy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Martin
Forest Hill Home Demonstration Club
J. W. Carver
Jim Weaver
C. E. McPherson
T. H. Rodgers
Finley Martin
W. A. Pascoe
Mason
Potter County Home Demonstration Club Council
Garland Moore
Mesdames J. W. Carver
E. L. Davis
R. D. Leeper
George Dudley
T. H. Rogers
R. L. Bellomy
Guest
Forest Hill PTA Sponsors Sock Supper Friday
The Forest Hill School Parent-Teacher Association will sponsor a Sock Supper Friday night at 8 o'clock on school grounds. Proceeds benefit the PTA and Boy Scout troop No. 23. A program will be presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association of the
Forest Hill School
Boy Scout Troop No. 23
Soncy Club to Hear Miss Lokey Demonstration
The Soncy Home Demonstration Club will meet tomorrow at 1 30 with Mrs. Margaret Jones at 1300 East Tenth Avenue. Miss Pauline Lokey will teach the Feeding of Poultry lesson, and all members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sency
Margaret Jones
1300 East Tenth Avenue
Soncy Home Demonstration Club
1300
East Tenth Avenue
Pauline Lokey
O. R. C. Auxiliary Meeting Set for Tomorrow
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the O. R. C. will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 o'clock in Carpenters Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Painters Union
Carpenters Hall
Ladies’ Auxiliary of
The
Scott Class Valentine Party at Polk Street Church
The Scott Class of the Polk Street Methodist Church will be entertained with a Valentine party Friday night at 7:30 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Polk Street
Methodist Church
Meningitis Cases In Prison Isolated No Epidemic Seen
In Huntsville on February 8 two convicts were isolated with spinal meningitis but prison officials said there is no danger of an epidemic. Prison Manager O J S Ellingson ordered that no new prisoners be brought to the facility at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville
U.P
O. J
Ellingson
Constable Gibly Sees Handcuffs Fail Then Sheriff Hacks Them
KINGWOOD W Va Feb 8 Constable Paul Gibly tested his new handcuffs yesterday and locked them on so tightly the key could not release them. Sheriff Carl Toth had to use a hacksaw to free him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Gibly
Kingwood
W. Va
Gibly
Carl Toth
Pope Cancels Duties As He Rebounds From Cold
Pope Pius cancellations continue as his doctor reports improvement. After a 40 minute visit Dr Giovanni Rochhi said the Pope’s throat will be normal soon and he will resume engagements. The pontiff remains in residence at the Vatican while recovering from a cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pope
Vatican City
Pius
Giovanni Rochhi
Community notes honor guests at Polk Street scout event
Home of Mrs C C Grimes at 1419 Polk Street hosts an event with Miss Elizabeth Sampson local Girl Scout director as honor guest. All members are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Grimes
Polk Street
Elizabeth Sampson
Princess Frock Patterns for Kiddies Delight
Advertises Anne Adams sewing pattern 4049 for children's dresses and panties with lace trims and ruffles. Describes fabric needs, sizes 2 to 10, and pricing with 15 cents per pattern, 25 cents for book and plate, and ordering details from Amarillo Globe Pattern Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Anarillo Globe
Pattern Department
New York
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Capudine
Miss Singleton
Association For Childhood Education
Central Junior High School
Frances Singleton
S. 8. Jones
Armine Horton
Gwendolyn Williams
Margaret Halsey
Margaret Collins
Jo Johnston
Atlanta
Clare Tree Major Children's Theater of
Connie Shoes
Natural Posse
Jaquiline Shoes
Sweetbriar Shop
Polk and
Ninth Street
Laura Wheeler
Amarilio Globe
Craft Dept
PEO
Mpeft
Price Memorial P. T. A
Prime Memorial College
Ee Hudson
Rule Street
Athenaeum Club
TI. D. Cole
Ong Street
W. M. Hall
el Navegar Club
John Cagin
Hayden Street
Woman's Club
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Amaryllis Needle Guild
H. Gouters
Prospect Street
Tadlock
Alabama Street
Tiny Bridge Club
Hugh Preddy
Fillmore Street
Poplar Grove No
O. O. F. Hall
Alpha Mu
Royal Neighbors of America
I, O. O. F. Hall
Carl Blake
Buchanan Street
Friendly Needle Club
D. E. Miller
North West
Second Avenue
Thrifty Thimble Club
W. C. Meharg
South
Bryant Street
Clus
Claude Millsap
Houston Street
Amarillo Rebekah Lodge
Sam McCravey
Jolly Time
Carl R. Stover
North
Otis Higdon
Amarillo Music Teachers’ Association
Blackstone Cafe
Margaret Harris
L. T. D. Club
G. D. Caldwell
Virginia Street
U. W
Jackson
Benham Street
Maria
First Baptist Church
J. T. Jones
Emmitt Young
Jackson Street
Beryl Needle Club
Carl G. Cruft
Ninth Avenue
Priscilla Club
PTA
Speech Arts Association
To Have
Mrs. Thompson
Forest Hill
H. D. Club
Forest Hill Pta
Soncy Demonstration Club
Miss Lokey
American Institute of Laundering
Arrid
Doeskins
Blackburn
Princess Frock
Murry Watts
Taylor
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