Sanborn PTA to Meet Tuesday at School Auditorium
Sanborn School PTA will meet Tuesday at 3 39 PM in the auditorium. B W Wilson Christine Fees and Max O Brien lead program arrangements. Fifth and sixth graders stage a play with named leads and a pageant. Troop 11 Girl Scouts direct emery children. Reports from Mrs Gibbs and Mrs Darling.
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Sanborn School
B. W. Wilson
Christine Fees
Max O'Brien
Kenneth Killen
Robert Hicks
Elizabeth Scott
Helen Mernett
Lois Winyard
Jake Rigdon
Patsy James
Richard Ringe
Jerry Howard
Shirley Hicks
Marjorie Batson
Clara Rich
Lloyd Dean Byars
Thelma Mauldin
Birdie Turner
Patsy Sue Flenniken
Jessie Mae Wilson
Shirley Sturch
Girl Scouts
Troop 11
Paul Darling
Sam White
Emery
Elle Mae Gibbs
Mars Darling
Frances Parkinson
Fide Young
Council of Parents and Teachers
Superintendent attends Texas A M College sewage course
Ray Ramzel, superintendent of the city sewage works, attends a short course for sewage and water works operators at Texas A and M College. The course runs through Wednesday.
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Ray Ramzel
College Station
Texas A. & M. College
Legion Auxiliary Institutes Instruction in Amarillo
The American Legion Auxiliary of the 18th District held a full day Institute of Instruction at the Amarillo Hotel led by Mrs. Ima Cotten Jennings with Mrs. H. N. Lyle and Mrs. Henry Cusick. Forty five members from Tulsa Canyon Claude Dimmitt Memphis Dumas Berger and Amarillo attended with ceremonies, initiations, a memorial service, and charter draping demonstration.
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Amarillo
American Legion Auxiliary
Ima Cotten Jennings
Abilene
H. N. Lyle
Cusco
Henry Cusick
Tulsa
Canyon
Claude
Dimmitt
Memphis
Dumas
Berger
Charlies Putnam
U. S
U.S
American Legion
Lyle
Legion
Jennings
Cusick
Putnam
Loren Edwards
Wanda McLaughlin
Warner Brunson
Construction Starts on $40,000 Store Building in Washington
Construction began Saturday morning on a $40,000 brick and tile retail store at 1606 Washington. Van Bruner, 2012 Lipscomb, leads the project for a two thirds occupied drug store with the remaining space for a children’s shop run by W. G Kirk. The 74 by 100 foot, one story building uses a concrete foundation and built up roof. F. W. Jesse is contractor.
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Washington
van Bruner
Lipscomb
W. G Kirk
F. W. Jesse
Traffic accident brings chickens to Bryan County homes
A Dallas bound truck overturned near Durant Oklahoma releasing over 250 chickens with about 150 killed. Driver Reece Brewer of Arlington Texas distributed the dead birds to onlookers leaving many homes with meat on their tables.
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Durant
Okla
Bryan County
Dallas
Here
Reece Brewer
Arlington
Tex
Social Calendar Highlights Amid Evening Meetings and Dances
Tonight features a full mix of club meetings and social events. Y Ettes Supper Club and YWCA host early gatherings while WOW Hall hosts Security Benefit Association with a 7:30 meeting and 9 o'clock dance. Numerous P T A groups, clubs, and luncheons span 9:30 to 7:45 PM across Amarillo venues.
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Y Ettes
YWCA
Security Benefit Association
WOW Hall
Amarillo
Federation of Women's Clubs
Met Museum Reports 1945 Attendance Rise to 1.83 Million
The Metropolitan Museum of Art attracted 1 826 353 visitors in 1945 led by president William Church Osborn. Attendance increased about 10 percent from the prior year reflecting stronger public interest in art.
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New York
Metropolitan Museum of Art
William Church Osborn
Valentine party enjoyed by Palo Duro chapter secretaries
Woman's Page reports the Palo Duro Chapter of the National Secretaries Association held a Valentine party at Mrs. Sybil May's home. Attendees, decorations, piano selections, and a quiz entertained guests as preparations for the Kansas City convention February 23 and 24 were announced with Mrs. May named as delegate.
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Tional Secretaries Association
Sybil May
van Buren
Joyce Peet
Silver Grill
Kansas City
May
Nell Shew
Lucille Hogge
Thema Cheshire
Merle Carpenter
Alumnae Association Opens Social Season at St Marys
St Marys Academy Alumnae Association met in regular session in the academy club rooms. Betty Keller presided over the discussion of the Alumnae Notes to be edited by Frances Morrow. Phyllis Nicholl resigned as vice president to become secretary treasurer, Margie Murray elected to fill vacancy. Hostesses were Clara O Dell and Nicholl.
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Hetty Keller Margie Murray
Frances Morrow
Betty Killion
Mary Morrow
Clara O'Dell
Phyllis Nicholl
Betty Keller
Margie Murray
Nicholl
Amarillo Chess Club to Meet Tuesday Evening
The Amarillo Chess Club will hold its regular meeting Tuesday night in the Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home Chapter at 8 o clock. All interested in joining the club are urged to attend.
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Amarillo Chess Club
Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home
Fort Worth Women Visit Amarillo Mother Illness
Mrs. Jasper Crump and Mrs. Er nest Tuttle of Fort Worth visit their mother Mrs. R. F. Condon in Amarillo at 210 North Tyler. Mrs. Condon is ill and receiving care.
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Jasper Crump
Ernest Tuttle
Fort Worth
Amarillo
R. F. Condon
North Tyler
Condon
Community Ladies Host Guest Speaker Feb 1 1946
Nancy Murtry Merle Moore Sandra Carter Nanne O Keefe Don Stevens Marty Fen berg Frances Johnson attend as Mrs Wells Faulkner leads and Miss Mary Mose Richardson of Canyon serves as guest speaker on Monday February 1 1946.
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Murtry
Nancy Windsor
Merle Moore
Sandra Carter
Nanne O'Keefe
Don Stevens
Marty Fenberg
Frances Johnson
Wells Faulkner
Mary Mose Richardson
Canyon
Meacham Hosts Valentine Party for Her Children
In 2004 Ong hosted a Valentine gathering Friday evening for her children Carolyn and Bill. Guests included Sarah Thompson who assisted, Jackie Miller, Sune Smiley, Jerry Rigler, Billy Brown, Richard Chandler, Nan Nordyke, Rosemary and Carol Mc.
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Meacham
Ong
Carolyn
Bill
Sarah Thompson
Mrs. Meacham
Jackie Miller
Sune Smiley
Jerry Rigler
Billy Brown
Richard Chandler
Nan Nordyke
Rosemary
Carol Mc
Athenaeum Club Valentine Party Details
Athenaeum Club plans a Valentine gathering for members on Thursday afternoon at 2 30 in the home of Mrs Walter Mount 2806 Hughes. Program arrangements are to be completed.
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Athenaeum Club
Walter Mount
Hughes
BC Pain Relief Ad Promotes Quick-Acting Formula Use
An old advertisement touts BC as a fast acting remedy for headaches neuralgic pain muscular aches and periodic pains. It also claims sedative effects for simple nervousness with directions to use 10c and 25c sizes and to consult a physician if pains persist.
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Sanborn Pta
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Herbert
John W. Makeig
Massie Poultry
West &Th Ph
Pso-Ridisal
Legion Auxiliary Sponsors
Institute of Instruction
Omer Hoossi Moe
Oita
Amarillo Music Teachers Association
Aronson Tea Room
Harrison
First Baptist Church
Amarillo Army Air Field
L. F
Aauw Fine Arts Group
G A Sahli
Arch Terrace
Bushland Home Demonstration Club
Lon Jentzen
CIW Club
T. E. Stinson
West Nineteenth
Las Amigas
A. L Timmons
la Costura Club
Lester Stone
Hayden
Esther McCrory
Dar
Forest Hill
P-Ta
San Jacinto
Lee Bivins
Elizabeth Nixson
Business and Professional Women's Club
Blackstone Hotel
Horace Mann
Bonita
OFS
Khiva Temple
Amarillo Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Valentine
Capitol Hotel
Palo Dure Grove
Woodmen Circle
McKinley School
Alice Landergin
Pleasant Valley Community Club
Pleasant Valley School, & O'Clock
Big Gate
Smarty
Susan
Beauty Shoppe
Mary Miner Goodwin
A Polk
By Laura Wheeler
Amarillo Globe
Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Avenue
S. Y
Palo Duro
Chapter of
The
Margarie Hogge
Celeste Cheshire
Nell Shaw
Thelma Cheshire
J. J. Cheshire
Lord d D. Shoulders
Joyee Peet
J. A. Smith
George Williams
Trene Williams
C. A Flakeley
Frances J. Finch
Jimmy Horne
Miss Keller
St. Mary’s Academy Alumnae Association
Academy Club
Chess Club
Mrs. Condon
Cardus
Vicks VapoRub
YuSneo
VapoRus
High School
Sally Brown
Polk
Granyated Imperial
Texas
Imperial
W. F
Vancella
Amarillo Public
Library
Lincoln Street
City AuDitorium
Ama
Sanitone
Poche
Buchanan St
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