Lubbock Dramatic Unit Shows Reciprocating Drama Week
Lubbock Dramatic Unit presented two one act plays during Drama Week at the Federation Club Rooms with a reciprocity tea. Guests included Mrs. Ed Caskey and Mrs. Tommie Montfort, with visiting officers from the American Association of University Women. Casts featured Lubbock women in So Wonderful and The Purple Door Knob, followed by a musical program by James Nell Northe. A house party and guest book were shared by local members and many attendees from Lubbock and Hereford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle Speech Arts Association
Federation Club
Valentine
Ed Caskey
Tommie Montfort
Canyon
Lubbock
American Association of University Women
J. L. Teal
Aldine Swepston
R. M. Thompson
James Nell] Northe
M. L. Fuller
Ted Bones
L. M. Teed
Ben R. Solnick
Margaret Ivey
Mattea McClurkin
Mary Miller Beard
W. S. Atherton
J. E. Morgan
John H. Merchant
L. E. Reyman
F. K. Chapman
Georgie Ferret
Mable Wallace
Faye
S. Gordon
Alpha Akard
Bernice Axtell
W. C. McClarney
John Daniel
R. F. Ivey
Daisy Person
R. B. Masterson, Jr
A. J. Thompson
W. H. Lewis
Calendar of Women’s Clubs and Social Meetings
Tonight activities include Alpha Alpha Chapter Beta Sigma Phi at Federation Club Rooms and 6 o'clock, University Panhellenic Council at 1901 Jackson Street 7:30. Also Child Psychology Club at Amarillo Day Nursery 401 Van Buren Street 7, Wilson PTA Fathers Night 7:30, Senior High School Band parents covered dish 7, Alpha Delta sorority, Mie Anna Ruth Hawkins 1007 West Tenth Avenue 7, Amarillo Philharmonic concert Municipal auditorium with guest artist Misa Esther Jonasson. Tuesday La Costura Club breakfast Amarillo Hotel Parlor A 9, Mea dames C hosts, and Chapter AI of P E O Sisterhood 16% Fillmore Street 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Alpha Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Federation
Party Honors Mrs. Pitt with Surprise Dinner
Mrs. O. A. Pitt honored her sister Mrs. Clayton Reynolds at a surprise dinner Friday night at 1913 Pierce Street. Attendees included numerous local residents. gifts and a refreshment table with sweet peas noted. The event followed dominoes and cards and featured seating around 7 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. A. Pitt
Clayton Reynolds
Pitt
Pierce Street
Messrs
al Whitaker
H. E. Weatherred
Ronald Jacobs
T. H. Weatherred
Herman Smith
Ironia Word Celebrated On Seventh Birthday Party
A birthday party for Ironia Word was hosted by her parents at 722 North Houston Street. Guests included Betty Beets Rosemary Clark and Mary Earl Word. Themed with a red and white Valentine motif the occasion featured a seven candle cake and favors of whistles and balloons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ironia Word
J. D. Word
North
Houston Street
Betty Beets
Rosemary Clark
Mary Earl Word
Valentine
Ruth Fern Wallace
Ronnie Peter
Frances Robinette Neldsa Tomberlin
Frances Beard
Rosemary
June
Donna
Anita
Wanda Gale Clark
Patsy Stanley
Nancy Westerfield
Maryearl
Ann
Eloise Ward
Jack Ward
Ernest Clark
E. S. Westerfield
J. D. Ward
W. L. Tomberlin
Lubbock
Doris Alton
Jackson
Miss
T. G. Clark
University Panhellenic Club To Meet With Mrs Elliott
The University Panhellenic Council will meet at 7 30 tonight in the home of Mrs C P Elliott 1901 Jackson Street Any alumna of a Panhellenic sorority is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Panhellenic Council
C. P Elliott
Jackson Street
Couple To Be At Home in Amarillo
Miss Earline Hutton daughter of Mr and Mrs John Hutton Dalhart pioneers married Edward W Keplinger of Amarillo Feb 2 at Pine Street Methodist Church Dalhart The couple will reside at 3401 Harrison Street Amarillo Mr Keplinger works for Western Light and Supply Company The ceremony was officiated by Rev R H Campbell witnessed by the bride’s family and Jackie Hutton with gardenia corsage and wine velvet attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalhart
Earline Hutton
John Hutton
Edward W Keplinger
Amarillo
Pine Street Methodist Church
R. H. Campbell
Jackie Hutton
R. P. Hutton
New Mexico
Harrison Street
Keplinger
The
Western Light and Supply Company
Installation Announced at Popular Grove No 171
Officers were installed at a Woodman Circle meeting in the W O W Hall led by Laura E Krebs state manager. Installing attendant Elizabeth Massey and installing chaplain Georgia Easum assisted. A drill team led by Myrtle Massey helped with the ceremony before the group adjourned to refreshments and dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popular Grove
Woodman Circle
W. O. W. Hall
Marie Smith
Merle Hughey
Jennie Lindbloom
Georgia Easum
Josephine McNeilly
Vera Goodman
Mary Hurley
Birdie Ellis
Nora Blanton
Inner Sentinel
Allie Bishop
Outer Sentinel
Elizabeth Maxey
Stella Joyce
Myrtle
Thelma Cheshire
Laura E. Krebs
Austin
Elizabeth Massey
Myrtle Massey
Miracle Book Club Opens New Texas Branch Event
The Miracle Book Club invites high school and college youths to its open house Tuesday at 8 p m at 505 Lincoln Street Amarillo The local Texas Chapter No 21 includes students from seven colleges and Amarillo High School Officers include President Anna Lee Turpin and guest Claude Curtis author of A Marine Among the Idols who will share China travel photos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miracle Book Club
Richmond
Calif
Texas
No. 21
Amarillo High School
Anna Lee Turpin
Ann Martin
Shirley Wilson
Dale Garland
Vera Herrington
Otto Drachenberg
Alice Wright
Lincoln Street
Claude Curtis
China
Sewing Clubs Host Card Party At Buchanan Street Home
Mrs J A Butcher entertained the Homecraft Club with a card party Saturday night at 2410 Buchanan Street. Refreshments were served to a list of members and guests from Los Angeles and area clubs. The Pleasant Valley Help-Your-Neighbor Club met for crochet and embroidery with plans for a Friday event hosted by Mrs Jess Hunsaker. A business meeting followed lunch and a party was planned. next meet is Feb 20 at Mrs Knight's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Butcher
Homecraft Club
Buchanan Street
B. E. Lusk
E. A. Baker
E. N. Boydston
J. W. Thomas
T. O. Strahl
J. W. Holloway
W. R. Hill
D. W. Blodgett
Mickey Davis
Annie Deutenberg
Los Angeles
Pleasant Valley
Help
George Killion
Jess Hunsaker
Clyde Terrell
Mesdames Les Frampton
L. E. Moreman
C. L. Knight
Walden Moore
Hunsaker
Knight
Church Units Benton Class Pancake Supper
The Mother Benton Class of the First Christian Church sponsors a pancake supper from 6 to 9 PM Tuesday in the church Fellowship Hall. Scrambled eggs sausages and coffee will be 25 cents a plate. Public invited. Mrs Lam Humphrys hosts St Andrews Altar Guild Wednesday at 1 PM with luncheon and a business meeting. AMOMA Class Meets at Mrs Earl Keene for coffee and visitation Tuesday morning at 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Benton
First Christian Church
Newship Hall
Fellowship
Lam Humphrys
Hughestreet
St. Andrew's
Amoma
First Baptist Church
Earl Keene
Mississippi Street
Farewell Luncheon for Mrs Richard Roberts Given
Mrs Stuart Browning and Mrs O E Steadman hosted a luncheon and personal shower Saturday at 1521 Travis Street to honor Mrs Richard Roberts on her move to Kansas City Missouri. Yellow and blue decorations centered the tables as guests included B M Roberts J H Roberts Preston Conerly Milo Feierabend Freda Fyfe E Ausburn Weldon O Murphy Louis Brown Murrell Neely R E Wertz Jr Alvis Killough Fountain Works and the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart Browning
O. E. Steadman
Richard Roberts
Kansas City
Browning
Travis Street
Mesdames B. M Roberts
J. H. Roberts
Preston Conerly
Milo Feierabend
Freda Fyfe
J. E. Ausburn
JFF Bridge Club Plans Friday Afternoon Kid Party
The J F P Bridge Club met at Mrs Ray Helman s home and awarded high scores to Mrs Russell Teters and Mrs R J Phieffer. Members present included Mesdames Ballard Bishop Helman Knighten Kouba Phieffer Thurman and Teters. A kid party is set for 1 PM Friday at Mrs Kouba s home 2100 West First Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. FP
Panhandle Junior Speech Arts Club Reception Tuesday
The public is invited to the Panhandle Junior Speech Arts Club reception at 8 o clock Tuesday night in the Federation Club Rooms. Featured on the program are Mrs Wayne O Keefe Mrs Katherine Coons Miss Roberne Wilson and Miss Pat Mc Clarny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
Federation Club
Wayne O'Keefe
Katherine Coons
Roberne Wilson
Pat McClarney
Pontiac Honors Salesmen Here
Earl Elliott and Bill Watson of Glen L. Casey Motor Co. earned Master Salesman's Guild for 1940 and will attend a Dallas meeting of guild members in this zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Elliott
Bill Watson
Glen L. Casey Motor Co
Mr. Elliott
Mr. Watson
Dallas
Kappa Alpha Alumni to Meet Tuesday Night
Members of the Kappa Alpha Alumni Association will meet at 7 30 oclock Tuesday night. The meeting will be in the auditorium of the Southwestern Public Service building at Fifth and Polk Street. The association formed in Amarillo about four years ago and includes graduates of Kappa Alpha Fraternity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Alphas
Kappa Alpha Alumni Association
Sam Davis
Southwestern Public Service Building
Fifth and
Polk Street
Amarillo
Kappa Alpha Fraternity
University Fraternity
Road improvement job to be awarded
A contract for 15 percent of Panhandle road work will be let Feb 22 by the State Highway Department per the district WPA office. Work spans from Dalhart to Boise City and covers grade drainage planning and a flexible base. The project estimates 125 working days and 60 000 man hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
State Highway Department
District Wpa
Dalhart
Boise City
Richardson to Lead P T Safety Education Program
Mrs. J. C. Richardson will oversee the safety education program at the Alice Landergin Parent-Teacher Association meeting. The session is scheduled for 3 45 oclock Tuesday afternoon at the school building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Bivins
Wolflin Parent-Teacher Association
J. C. Richardson
Alice- Landergin
Parent-Teacher Association
Ken Society Initiation Set at Amarillo High School
The Ken Society initiation for new members at Amarillo High School will occur Thursday morning during the regular assembly. Guest speaker will be H. C. Pipkin Jr., a local attorney and HHS honor graduate. The society emphasizes leadership and extracurricular work alongside scholastic standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Society
Amarillo High School
H. C. Pipkin, Jr
Amarillo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Raylan Evans
Hereford
F. L. Lucas
Mary Jane Jordan
Donald Lee Henske
Margaret Higgins
Anne Adams
Pattern Department
Amarillo Globe
West 17Th Street
New York
N. Y
Eiein
Cerome
Child Psychology Club
Amarillo Day Nursery
van Buren Street
Wilson Parent-Teacher Association
Parenta
la Costura Club
Amarillo Hotel
Meadames C
Pryor
M. C. Hancock
J W. Burks
P. E. O. Sisterhood
HL. Thompson
Fillmore Street
Mrs. Pitt
Amarillo Country Club
Bennett Cornelius
E R Bauman
Potter County Federation of Women's Clubs
First Baptist
M. Allen Baker
Houston
R. R Swindell
Hayden Street
San Jacinto Kiwani-Anns
Guilford
Las Amigas Club
Bryan Collins
West Thirteenth Avenue
Catholic Young People’s Organization
Cathedral Hall
Washington Street
Sanborn
Teachers’ Club
First Baptist Mary
H. C McNew
Carolina Street
Horace Mann P.T. Unit
Lee Bivins P. T. Unit
Lone Star Roller Canary Bird Club
Charles van Fleet
Canyon Highway
Woman's Benefit Association
Bontta
Order of the Eastern Star
Taylor Street
L. BE
O. F. Hall
Business Women's Circle of
the Church
San Jacinto PT. Unit
Amarillo Rebekah Lodge
Union Label League
Carpenters Hall
First Baptist Amenia
Alice Landergin
P.T. Unit
Pauline Cammack
Frank Warren
Ironia
University Panhellenic Club
Elliott
Quictiere
Laura Wheeler Square
Needlecraft Service, Inc
Patern
Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Avenue
Edward W. Keplinger
MBC
Lydia FE
Pinkham
Pleasant Valley Club
Benton Class
JFF Bridge Club
Globe News
Pontiac
Marinello Beauty Shop
East Fifth
AYVS
AVDA
AYDS
White & Kirk
Woodhue
Fabergé
Faberge
Amarillo Globe-News
A. D. French
Cooking
Globe-News
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