Valentine Breakfast Hosted By Mrs Hughes At Amarillo Club
Helen Marie Hughes daughter of Mr and Mrs C Don Hughes hosted a Valentine breakfast at the Amarillo Country Club on Saturday morning. The table featured red carnations and lace paper frills with nosegars and Valentines as favors. Guests included Misses Jordan Oliver Thatcher Wills O Brien Windsor Stinnett Ford Jones Dammier Covey Ryden Hatchett Stedham Richardson Mc Murtry and Mrs Erlandson and Mrs Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Marie Hughes
C. Don Hughes
Amarillo Country Club
Aliso
Valentine
E Bare Jordan
Marka Oliver
Nell Este7han Thatcher
Pat Wills
Lynn O'Brien
Deanie Windsor
Sidney Stinnett
Mary Ellen Ford
Sybil Jones
Betty Dammier
Bobbie Covey
Barbara Ryden
Martha Hatchett
Alpha Stedham
Mary Ann Richardson
Roberta McMurtry
George Erlandson
Hughes
Woman's Council Meeting At West Amarillo Church
The West Amarillo Christian Woman's Council met in the church ladies' parlor with 25 members present. Mrs Sim Sparks opened with prayer and Dr John W Derby spoke on Evangelism. Mrs J T Merriman presided, devotionals by Mrs J A Stinson, and Mrs V A Hargroves discussed stewardship. A missionary benediction concluded the session and refreshments followed with the next meeting tentatively planned for March 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Amarillo
All Day Event At The Home Of Mrs. Jess
A daytime gathering held at the residence of Mrs. Jess drew local attendees for a community event. Neighbors and friends were invited to share conversation and refreshments in a casual neighborhood setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess
Queen Esther Club Holiday Party Report
The Queen Esther Club held a Valentine party at Mrs. Ruby Payne's home 917 Fannin with co host Mrs. Leola Tuttle. President Mrs. Pauline Baker opened the meeting and Chaplain Mrs. Harriet Christian led a prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esther Club
Ruby Payne
Fannin
Leola Tuttle
Pauline Baker
Harriet Christian
Sadie Bumpus
Rose Wisner
Valentine
Wisner
Mesdames E. C. Singleton
Mary Kiersey
Clara Goodnight
Edna Irwin
Zella Flowers
Amanda Moreland
Jessie Stapleton
Helen McCuan
Lorain Stone
Grace Ashcraft
Leona Streetman
Daisy Bumpus
Tuttle
Christian
Payne
Singleton
Kentucky
Lillie Dixon
Wesleyan Guild to Sponsor Talk at Polk Street Church
The Wesleyan Service Guild of Polk Street Methodist Church will sponsor a lecture in the church parlor at 8 o clock Wednesday night. Mrs Julia Kellersberger now stationed in the leper hospital in New Orleans La and formerly a missionary in the Belgian Congo will speak. All business and professional women are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Service Guild
Polk Street Methodist Church
Julia Kellersberger
Leper Hospital
New Orleans
Belgian Congo
Amarillo Social Calendar Highlights Tonight
Numerous organizations host meetings and gatherings across Amarillo and surroundings. Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Federation Club, Red Cross, YWCA, PTAs, clubs, and music groups convene at various venues from 1:30 to 9:25 PM, with events at the YWCA, Red Cross building, Capitol Hotel, and local schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Federation Club
OES Chapter Entertains With Review
Bonita Chapter of the Eastern Star held a Valentine tea in Khiva Temple's east room with a review of Rosemary Taylor's Riding the Rainbow by Mrs. Howard Lynch. Members greeted guests, sang two numbers, and refreshments featured a roses centerpiece while several members served in ceremonial roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonita
Ordaer
The
Eastern Star
Rosemary Taylor
Howard Lynch
Khiva Temple
Mayme Campbell
Tuttle
Pauline Baker
Grand Chapter of Texas
Lydia Singleton
Rosa Wisner
Mesdames Tuttle
Vernon Hancock
H. E. Streetman
Clyde Wooley
W. D. Oates
W. L. Owens
Wisner
Singleton
Fred Lyon
Betty Rogers
Roy E. Parks
R. O. Kerney
Streetman
Lynch
Brune
E. L. Davis
Clyde Love
Frank Wheeler
W. C. Grammer
O. J. Battell
P. L. Bottoms
W. Culberhouse
Philip al
George Stapleton
A. R. Nance
James M. Paul
Sadie Bumpus
O. E. Todd
C. M. Goodnight
W. P. Reed
G. T. Royse
E. L. McLeod
H. A. Dyer
Causes and care for pin worms in children
A reader asks about pin worm causes and transmission from pets. The doctor explains eggs swallowed enter the intestinal tract, locate in the large bowel, and notes cleanliness and room hygiene are essential to cure. pets rarely spread the infection.
Mrs Parrack Hosts Phebean Class Dinner Plans
The First Baptist Phebean Class met at 709 North Cleveland with Mrs. W B Parrack hosting. Mrs. Eugene Simpson gave the devotional and the group set plans for a church dinner Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Phebean
W. B. Parrack
North
Cleveland
Eugene Simpson
Parrack
Local gathering names and host list include Grenewald and Craig
The article lists attendees including K. S. Grenewald H. H Craig Jack Roberson Bruce Cathey Weldon Rogers L. F. Coffey C. K. Smith Neal Cross Guy Burnett Claude Brooks Simpson James Walton L. S. Cotter T. G. Baldwin and the hostess at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. S. Grenewald
H. H Craig
Jack Roberson
Bruce Cathey
Weldon Rogers
L. F. Coffey
C. K. Smith
Neal Cross
Guy Burnett
Claude Brooks
Simpson
James Walton
L. S. Cotter
T. G. Baldwin
Robb Musick Company Wins Pantex Contract Upgrade
Robb Musick and Co of Amarillo received a new Pantex Ordnance Plant contract worth 29085.55 dollars. The firm remodels dormitories at the war plant to create 16 employee apartments under the U S District Engineer Denison. The project converts military buildings into worker housing at the plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pantex Ordnance Plant
Robb-Musick and Co
Amarillo
U. S
Denison
Robb-Musick and Company
War Plant
Festive Cranberry Sausage Potluck Casserole
Seasonal main dish blends meat potatoes vegetables and fruit in a baked casserole. It uses sweet potatoes oranges frankfurters and spiced cranberries with brown sugar margarine and a quick bake, then a cranberry juice baste for glaze. Also includes a decaf iced coffee trick and notes on auto fleet maintenance hitting a 20 million threshold.
Private Cars Carried Most War Workers During War Years
The report notes privately owned cars carried about 75 percent of counts in the first three years of the war and the family car ferried four of every six war workers to essential war jobs via car pools and related efforts.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Canescax
Mz Gatss
Cardui
RED Carnation
Red Carnation Lodge
Buchanan
Polk
Vis Anes
J. O. Curtis
Vu Cock
Vettes Girls Club
Y.W.C.A
Panhandie Speech Arts Association
John E. Merchant
Tyler
O Ciock
Amarillo Sandie Band Parents Association
C.I.W. Club
Red Cross
Ladies In Waiting Club
R. W. Jones
Downtown
USA
Amarillo Rebekah Lodge
F. Hall
Horace Mann PT Association
Business and Professional Women's Club
Capitol Hotel
GIA
I. Vol. i
C.F. Hall
Ces
San Jacinto PT Association
Officer's Wives Club
Avenue D
Fourth Street
A.a.af
Officer's Club
Alice Bandergin PT Association
First Baptist
AAUW
Fine Arts Group
Lon D. Edwards
Ong
Paul Shelford
Lincoln
Y.W.C.A. House Committee
Ywc.a
St. Andrew's
McKinley PT Association
Wolflin P-T Association
Glenwood P-T Association
Forest Hill
P-T Association
Las Amigas Club
Albert Fryar
Washington
Lee Bivins P-T Association
Tenth
Amarillo Music Teachers Association
Aronson Tea Room
Harrison
Mattie
LeSalle
Bushland Home Demonstration Club
Jess Hill
Khiva
Bonita Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Sanitone
Sanitone Service
Prekahare St
OES
Lervice Streett
Mrs. Streett
PUREX
Robb-Musick Company
Gaynor Maddox
NEA
Marie Earle
Herbert Drug
C. M. Williams & CO
Taylor
Benjamin Moore
Benjamin Mceocre
Amarillo Paint & Wallpaper Co
Polk St
Earl L. Shelton
Globe News
Amarillo Retail Druggists Associat
Amarilo
Amarillo Retail Druggists Assn
Beery's Prescription & Vitamin Shop
Polk Street
Brooks’ Drug Store
Cretney
Oliver Eakle
Dickson Drug Store
FOX Drug Store
4Th and Pierce Streets
Herbert Drug Store
Herring
Herring Hotel
Hollingsworth Pharmacy
6Th St
Kendall Drug Store
East 10Th
Kirk Drug Store
Lincoln Drug Store
Mark Galloway
Maxor Drug Store
Nelson Drug Store
West
Jack Phillips Drug Store
Santa Fe Ridg
Post Office Drug Store
Taylor Street
Prescription Laboratory
Ratliff Drug Store
N. E
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