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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1944

Page

7

Burma Surgeon review and community events listed

Woman's Page lists tonight events including a book review by Mrs Paul Shelford at Y W C A 503 Lincoln St at 8. Other meetings and socials cover I O F Hall Polk St Methodist WSC at 8, church birthday party at 7 30, Junior Harmony Club supper with Miss Helen Montgomery 1501 Madison, Guest Musicale at Musical Arts Conservatory 7 30, Pleasant Valley W C Women Council covered dish 7, Saturday gym for girls 6 to14 at Y W C A 501 Lincoln, Amarillo Public Library story hour 4, Amarillo Country Club mixed bridge 8, Minstrel Club Girl Scout office 10 30, Girl Scout First Aid 1, Play program for younger girls Y M C A 2 00 to 4 00.

Paul Shelford Lincoln Street Amarillo Public Library Amarillo Country Club

Tea Honoring Mac Dowell Club Patrons Recalls W Herbert Program

A Thursday afternoon tea at the Federation Club Rooms honored Mac Dowell Music Club patrons with a program on composer Victor Herbert. Mrs. Charles F Smith hosted the event, with performances by Mrs Jacobson and others, plus several guests and a lace covered refreshment table.

MacDowell Music Club Federation Club J. L. Southern Arthur J. Martin M. E. Jacobson W. C. Parr H. A. Waller W. L. Burns Clark Dye M. L. Fuller Martin P. L. Bottoms Martin, Webb Howard Saunders R. C. Martini Ed Selders Sanders L. W. Abbott Guy Owens William Newberry J. W. Timmons Jack Brown Cora Crotty R. E. Wheeler R. L. Thompson Ferrell Clifton Oliver C. A. Gordon O. A. Henville G. E. Arnold Tennant H. C. Kendrick Paul Higgs J. M. Simpson, Jr Clara Blackburry Smith and Puller

River Road HD Club Hears Talk on Pioneer Women

The River Road Home Demonstration Club met Thursday afternoon at Mrs. D. D. Brown's home. Mrs. W. D. Gilbert spoke on Pioneer Women of Texas before a business session. Pauline Lokey demonstrated pruning and seed selection for the climate. Next meeting set for March 1 at Mrs. Glasgow's home. Navy Mothers Club to sew for Red Cross at 2008-B Monroe Street with Mrs. J. B. Raymond in charge. St Marys Alumni plans a silver tea at 3 to 5 PM Sunday at St Marys Academy for alumni and friends.

River Road D. D. Brown Bluebonnet Drive W. D. Gilbert Texas Pauline Lokey Potter County Mesdames W. T. Oler W. S. Layton W. D. Ir NAVY Navy Mothers Club M. E. Jordan Monroe Street Red Cross J. B. Raymond ST. Mary’s St. Mary’s Academy Academy

About Your Baby by Lerrice Streett

The article advises on the health benefits of sun exposure and vitamin D for infants, including indoor airing with careful window glass and sun lamps, cautions on proper guidance and goggles, and promotes a leaflet on cradle cap treatment. It also notes a Gavel Club dinner in Amarillo and wants ads.

By Lerrice Streett

Kappa Delta Chi Elects Officers At Beauty School Meeting

The Kappa Delta Chi sorority met in the San Jacinto Beauty School assembly room to elect officers for the coming year. Elected were Jackie Grayam president Bulis Jefters vice president June Robertson secretary and treasurer Floy Livingstone publicity Dorothy Deviatt membership Pauline Lyons emblem Edith Pields educational and Marie Powell health. The group plans to meet the last Tuesday each month.

Kappa Delta Chi San Jacinto Jackie Grayam Bulis Jefters June Robertson Floy Living

Army to classify five thousand new recruits

Five thousand officers and enlisted men are required to classify the Army's new recruits, tasking personnel with organizing and sorting fresh servicemen for deployment and training in the current mobilization effort.

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Ebeco I. O. O. F. Hall Polk Street Methodist Church W. 8 Junior Harmony Club Helen Montgomery Madison Street Musical Arts Conservatory Pleasant Valley Christian Women's Council Scout Office J. M. Hyden W. 7Th St NABISCO + NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY W. Herbert River Road HD Club Pioneer Women Darsos Lucille Shoppe Station New York Amarillo Aronson Globe News G. P. Dickson F. P. Q. Box Houston Adi Ad Dao White & Kirk Kappa Delta Chi Sorority Castleberry 6Th & Harrison Levine McCall A.B.C Amarillo, Texas Phetye UE
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