GIA Fern Division Installs Officers in February Meeting
Fern Division of the G I A installs officers at a Jan meeting hosted by Mrs Jennie Lindbloom 3702 Fountain Terrace with Mrs Lindbloom as installing officer and Mrs Imogene Pace as marshal Forty two played at lunch and refreshments followed The next meeting is a party February 22 at Mrs Pace 1004 Monroe Street at 2 pm with Ms Pace hosting and Mrs Lindbloom honored
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern
Jennie Lindbloom
Fountain Terrace
J. A. McGee
Johnny Lyons
Lindbloom
Bam Lewis
G. C. Boney
M. J. Jenness
Cora Crotty
J. P. Rollins
Will Riley
Imogene Pace
Pace
Monroe Street
Frances Shudde Plays Piano at Lindenwood Recital
Frances Shudde daughter of Dr and Mrs W J Shudde presented a piano selection at Lindenwood College first student recital of the spring term. In Sibley Hall she performed Prelude in C Major Op 12 No 7 by Prokofieff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St, Charles
Frances Shudde
Lindenwood College
Sibley Hall
Shudde
W. J. Shudde
Harrison Street
Amarillo
Prokofieff
Tea Sunday Honor for Mrs Cavin by Ama rillo Eastern Star
Mesdames Fred Lyon Walter Van Shaw and G T Royse host a tea Sunday from 4 to 6 pm to honor Mrs John Cavin worthy matron of Amarillo Chapter Order of the Eastern Star. The event is at the home of Mrs Lyon 3312 West Tenth Avenue with all Eastern Star members invited. A camel can carry up to 1500 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Lyon
Walter van Shaw
G. T. Royse
John Cavin
Amarillo
Order of the Eastern Star
Lyon
West
Tenth Avenue
Eastern Star
Joint Installations and Pancake Supper Announced
The Calendar notes Woodmen Circle No. 171 and W. I. O. F. joint installation at the I. O. F Hall at 7:30 tonight. The Woman's Council of Central Seeabye terian Church sponsors a pancake supper in the Fellowship Hall from 5:30 to 8:30, open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen Circle
Woman's Council of
Central Seeabyeterian Church
PTA Program Is Planned for Community Schedule
The Forest Hill PTA held a meeting at the school with a program by grades three through six. The group announced a Cal Farley Flying Dutchman Circus event at 8 o'clock at the school, and a social evening hosted by the Modern Priscilla Club at 1711 B Monroe Street at 8 with guest invitations. Esther McCrory Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution meets Monday at 3 in Mrs. William Boyce's home, 1118 Tyler Street.
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Priscilla Club
Mrs
A. G.neomen
Monroe Street
Forest Hill
Parent-Teacher Association
Cal Farley
Flying Dutchman Circus
Gloria Ruiz
Agnes Graham
First Baptist Wms
Chitin
Esther McCrory
the Daughters of the American Revolution
William Boyce
Tyler Street
Mrs Langly Honored At Lincoln Street Buffet Luncheon
Mrs Dan Langly of Oklahoma City received compliments from guests including Mrs Carl Gray at a buffet luncheon hosted at 1101 Lincoln Street. The decor featured crystal candelabra and white figurines as attendees listed include Mesdames Mitch ell, McCasland, Sandifer, Bodzek, Prescott, Pyre, Nichols, Lilly and the hostess Mildred Pruett, who plans to return home tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Langly
Oklahoma City
Carl Gray
Lincoln Street
Maurice W. Mitchell
J. Murl McCasland
John 8. Sandifer
L. John Bodzek
Thomas Wayne Prescott
Raymond Pyre
John H. Nichols
Elizabeth Lilly
Langly
Mildred Pruett
Local clubs host chicken canning lesson and thrift meeting
Miss Pauline Lokey led a chicken canning demonstration for the Four Home Demonstration Club at Mrs. F. C. Krizen’s Beverly Drive home. A business session preceded the program, quilts for charity planned, with 13 attendees. The group meets Feb 22 with Mrs. Gentry. Also Thrifty Home Demonstration Club plans a Monday meeting at 10 30 followed by a noon covered dish, then a trip to the courthouse poultry show at 2. A joint DAR and Children of the American Revolution tea is planned at Mrs. John Freeman’s Taylor Street home at 3. Vermont claims the first normal school in the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Lokey
F. C. Krizen
Beverly Drive
H. T. Brady
J. B. Epting
F. M. Gentry
Krizen
F. E. King
Bryan York
B. W. Tobinson
Wilson Armstrong
E. J. Watson
Bert Oii
Thrifty Club
M’kee
Thrifty Home Demonstration Club
J. W. McKee
Llano Estacado
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
John Alden Society of the Children of the American Revolution
John Freeman
Taylor Street
Sewing Club Meetings Draw Local Ladies
A string of neighborhood clubs held gatherings at various homes. Beryl Needle Club hosted at 1317 East Sixth Avenue with guests from Waynoka Oklahoma. Snip N Chatter, Homecraft, Help-the-Other-Fellow, Friendly Chat and Stitch Rite clubs met at multiple addresses for quilting, refreshments, and small games. Each group announced next meeting plans and host addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beryl Club
I. V. Smith
Beryl Needle Club
East Sixth Avenue
Ross Heath
J. C. Rickman
M. A. Branum
Mary Lou Lewis
Waynoka
Okla
Mesdames
R. S. Branum
J. W. Bogard
William Copeland Cecil Gardner
W. F. Davis
Frank Gordon
George Wyre
G. K. Weaver
Waylon Reeves
T. B. Price Is Honored At Surprise Birthday Supper
T. B. Price was honored with a surprise birthday supper hosted by his wife at their home 208 North East Fifth Avenue. The Valentine motif colored the decor. Guests included Willard Harris Leonard Francis Raymond Lawrence Louie Daniels Irene Long Dan Fondy and the guest of honor. Rummy followed the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Price
North East
Fifth Avenue
Valentine
Messrs. and Mesdames Willard Harris
Leonard Francis
Raymond Lawrence
Louie Daniels
Irene Long
Dan Fondy
Rainbow Unit Plans Event in Amarillo Assembly Meeting
The Rainbow Assembly No. 19 of the Order of the Rainbow for Girls met at Masonic Hall with new officers and mother adviser Mrs. John McCarty. Vera Way Kennedy was named worthy adviser. An initiation March 6 at the Masonic Hall was planned inviting Masons and Eastern Star members. About thirty girls attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Order of the Rainbow For Girls
John McCarty
Masonic Hall
Vera Way Kenendy
Order of the Eastern Star
Brotherhood Trainmen and Auxiliary Plan Meeting
All members of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and Ladies Auxiliary are urged to attend a 2 o clock Saturday meeting at the I O O F hall. The Wild Rose Lodge No 312 Auxiliary names Beulah Summers inner guard and Elzie Bennett chaplain for installation with plans for a state auxiliary meeting to be held here in coming months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and Ladies’ Auxiliary
Wild Rose Lodge
Beulah Summers
Elzie Bennett
Four-H Club Sessions Planned This Saturday
The 4-H Club Council meets Saturday at 2 30 PM in Miss Pauline Lokey’s office Room 104 courthouse. A County-Wide 4-H Club meeting is set for 1 30 PM in the same Lokey office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Lokey
Miss Lokey
Temple B Nair Israel Women Sponsor Valentine Dance
The Ladies Auxiliary to Temple B'nai Israel will sponsor a Valentine Dance in the temple basement Sunday night at nine o'clock. The public is invited.
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Temple B'Nai Israel
River Road Club Demonstration Canning Meet
River Road Home Demonstration Club held a Wednesday afternoon session at Mrs. T. J Maloney home where Miss Lokey explained canning methods for chicken. Plans were laid for a Valentine party next Tuesday at 7 with buffet supper at Mrs. W. B. Gilbert home. Attendees included Mrs. FE. L. Smith and others. Harmony Club to meet Monday at 2:30 at 1306 Jackson Street with Mrs. Howard Scott and Mrs. Ivan Boxwell hosting. program features Texas music. France supplies skeletons for medical students.
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Mesdames Joy Bills
Dan Jones
Leo LaRue
Leonard Smith
J. N. Spilman
Pirk Thurman
Lewis Woodard
River Road Club
Pauline Lokey
River Road Home Demonstration Club
T. J Maloney
Lokey
W. B. Gilbert
FE. L. Smith
Ben Winkleman
Fannie Hocking
W. D. Irby
V. R. Troup
Glen Scott
W B. Gilbert
G. L Cline
Margaret Prescott
James Gwyn
Ben Cracraft
M. M. Boyd
E. P. Jones
R Love
Harmony Club
R. C. Martini
Jackson Street
Howard Scott
Ivan Boxwell
Texas Music
Justamere Bridge Club Party Hosted at Fitz Residence
Mrs Stark Fitz hosted the Justamere Bridge Club yesterday at 1706 Lincoln Street. A Valentine motif adorned the appointments. High score and traveling prizes went to Mrs Floyd Hillin, second high to Mrs FE Boswell, guest high to Mrs B L Moore, with James Walters Charlie Davis Jack Alexander and Jack Lewis noted among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stark Fitz
Justamere Bridge Club
Lincoln Street
Valentine
Floyd Hillin
FE. S Boswell
B. L. Moore
James Walters
Charlie Davis
Jack Alexander
Jack Lewis
Amarillo Negroes Raise Over 160 For Child Projects
In a three week campaign, Amarillo colored residents raised more than 160 for the Preventorium and the Amarillo Public School Free Lunch project. The committee led by J. R. Tomlin, principal of Fred Douglas School for Colored, gave 128.77 to the Preventorium and 32.19 to the Free Lunch Project. Mrs. J. L. Scott and Charles M. Rogers represented the respective groups at a final Mt. Zion Baptist Church meeting.
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Amarillo
Amarillo Public School
J. R Tomlin
Fred Douglas School For
J. L. Scott
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Charles M. Rogers
Golgotha Life of Christ to Be Shown at Amarillo High
The first talking film depicting the life and crucifixion of Christ, Golgotha, will be shown tomorrow afternoon and night at the Amarillo High School auditorium. Sponsored by the Gleaners Sunday School Class of Polk Street Methodist Church, the full length feature costs about four times the average film. Four showings are scheduled with matinees at 2 and 4 pm and evening shows at 7 and 9 pm. Admission prices are 35 cents for adults, 15 cents for high school students, and 10 cents for grade school students.
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Golgotha
Heart attack ends grave digging at Reynoldsville Cemetery
John S. London died of a heart attack in a grave he had just finished digging in Reynoldsville Cemetery. In Philadelphia, two men named John Davis, from the same address, were both fined $5 in City Court for playing dice.
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Reynoldsville, Pa
John S. London
Reynoldsville Cemetery
Philadelphia
John Davis
Junior Philharmonic Group Meets at Deanne Womble Home
The Junior Philharmonic Group No 1 will meet at 2 30 Sunday afternoon at 207 Arch Road home of Nancy Sue Ong with Deanne Womble as assistant hostess.
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Junior Philharmonic
Junior Philharmonic Group
No. 1
Nancy Sue Ong
Arch Road
Deanne Womble
Egg Rations to Czechs Are Strictly Regulated
Berlin reports Nazi authorities assign one hen per two Czechs in poultry families for egg rations and require eggs above the quota to be sold to the government. Those without hens receive one egg every two weeks. The measure aims to curb a black egg market and ensure fair distribution.
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Berlin
U.P
Prague
California taxpayer offers stamps to pay sales tax
A California resident sent her last quarter sales total as 1 and enclosed two 3-cent stamps. She stated one stamp covered the 3-cent tax and asked that the other be used to return the first if the tax office cannot accept stamps as payment.
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California
State Board of Equalization
Style pattern for Anne Adams 4389 dress and jacket
Advertises Anne Adams Pattern 4389 for women sizes 34 through 48 with a long front panel and side seams shaping the silhouette. Describes bodice softness, V-neck option, sleeve choices, and a jacket. includes yardage, price, and order details via the Amarillo Globe Pattern Department in New York.
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Anne Adams
Amarillo Globe Pattern Department
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
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GIA
PTA
First Baptist Church
Amarillo Country Club
Carlton Scales
Brotherhood of Railroad
Pei
Mrs. Langly
van Camp
van Gmp’s Park and Beans
Vermont
Johnson Home
Quinton Johnson
C. E. Nelson
Earl Ballew
Grady Hays
Ben Chilton
Jimmy Killion
R. L. Gill
Otis Higdon
Clyde Phillips
Homer Grimsley
W D. Throckmorton
E. W. Barnard
Jack Woodruff
Blodgett
Homecraft Club
W. V. Blodgett
North Folk Street
Mildred McQueen
B. R. Stuckey
Pampa
Mesdames E. M. Boydston
G. A. Runyon
J. W Holloway
J. W. Thomas
J. W. Holloway
W. R. Hill
B. E. Lusk
W. Y. Alexander
Mes
W. T. Gross
Ben Ratliff
J. E. Benson
Jim Armstrong
Henry Rose
G. J. Bishop
Carrie FE. Griffith
M. E. Presley
M. Ogle
Evelyn
Jessie Ruth Alexander
Shirley Salmon
Mrs. Wright
Friendly Chat Club
Robert S. Wright
Kentucky Street
Ray Holman
H. E. Turner
North West
First Avenue
W. S. Bury
Roberts Street
R. L. Bennett
Mesdames Ed Fenwick
Callie Knox
H. A. Turner
Melvin Fox
W. H. Boydston
C. A. Hetrick, Jr
Fay King
J. S. McCall
Fred Spears
Jack Parker
P. L. Harmon
Rainbow Unit
France
Freeman's Flowers
Washington St
Fitz
Speedy Rinso
Mak
ABC American Automatic Laundry
Barton Beam Bee
Bendix Home Bisckster
Cyaion
Crosley Dexter Fairbanks Morse
Gainaday
Haag Horton Hotpoint
Kelvina
Kenmore
Magnetie Meadows
Norge
Universal
Voss
Zenith
Texas
Regu
Thrift
Sacramento, Cal
Southern
Hendrick
Lemmon and Payne
William C. Dine
Fisk
Pierce Street
Idaho
Russell
Chase & Sanborn
Peas—County
Furniture Dept
C. M. Williams & Company
Taylor
Elsie
Borden
Health Club
Ballard
Green Bros. Company
Amarillo, Texas
P. O
Jersey City
N. J
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