Culture Club Reports Talk on Living Organization
The Twentieth Century Culture Club met at Mrs. Pat Dean’s home to discuss Organization for Living as the program theme. Mrs. L. D. Blasingame spoke on Meeting Today's Problems Through the Federation and an activity game was led by Mrs. W. R. Scott. The group plans a March 3 meeting at 2 PM at Mrs. R. E. Abbott’s home to present Skyways of the World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Organization For Living
Twentieth Century Culture Club
Pat Dean
Hillcrest
L. D. Blasingame
Federation
W. R. Scott
R. E. Abbott
Harrell Bailey
W. H Brian
Vernon Crawford
Glass Furnaces Reach 2700 Degrees Fire Heat
A description notes that glass is produced in furnaces that burn from the roof and maintain a heat of 2700 degrees Fahrenheit.
Amarillo Pilot Club hears hospital plans talk at dinner
Buck Beringer, director of Northwest Texas Hospital, spoke on proposed hospital plans during a program and dinner in the Herring Hotel. Tables carried a patriotic motif with cherry tree and hatchet centerpieces as Paul Davis provided music. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Thompson, Miss Mabel Hampton, Miss Floy Wilson, Mrs. Shaffer, Miss Ted Bautista, and numerous members led by Mes dames Laura May Blakemore Florence Ames Cove Dees Hazel Miser Bertha McLellan Dorothy Adams Daisy Bruce Faye Gordon Ann Hastings Alva Dee Posey Sarah Winter Josephine DeCoster Billie Davis Virginia Schroeder Jennie Inman Loretta King Salome Hales Dr. Ernestine Smith Dr. Ruth Benson Miss Glays Buchanan Adra Lamons Maude Lynch Lucille Jennings Esther Boulware Flo Sterling.
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Amarillo
Bertha McLellan
Dorothy Adams
Daisy Bruce
Faye Gordon
Ann Hastings
Alva Dee Posey
Sarah Winter
Josephine DeCoster
Billie Davis
Virginia Schroeder
Jennie Inman
Loretta King
Salome Hales
Ernestine Smith
Ruth Benson
Misses Glays Buchanan
Adra Lamons
Maude Lynch
Lucille Jennings
Esther Boulware
Flo Sterling
Hostesses to AAUW Group Share Health and Sanitation Program
Miss Jo Johnston and Miss Ella Broadwell hosted the AAUW Evening Study Group at Mrs. Tom Currie’s home. The program on Health and Sanitation featured talks by Miss Rose Radcliffe on Health, Miss Nettie Crane on Socialized Medicine, and Mrs. Ora Hodges on Alcoholics Anonymous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo Johnston
Ella Broadwell
AAUW
Tom Currie
van Buren
Rose Radcliffe
Alma Pafford
Barbara Koesjan
Emma Freeman
Lucille Morton
Augusta Uhl
Nettie Crane
Elvin McKissick
Marie Luna
Adele Barnes
Bertie Warren
Welthea Jackson
Mesdames Lucille Weddington
Rupert Taylor
Emma L. Pate
Dora Lee Koesjan
Lois Jones
Cora McGregor
Lucille Allison
Ora Hodges
Dolly Castleberry
Loraine Bruce
Isabel Stiles
Engagement announced for Bobby Lynn Johnson to Jeff G Graham
Mrs Margaret Johnson of 116 East Seventeenth announces the engagement of her daughter Bobby Lynn to Jeff G Graham son of Mrs M M Graham of San Francisco California formerly Amarillo. Miss Johnson will depart March 1 for San Francisco where the wedding will occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Johnson
East Seventeenth
Bobby Lynn
Jeff G. Graham
M. M. Graham
San Francisco
Cal
Amarillo
Miss Johnson
Marriage Vows Read At Sacred Heart Cathedral Rectory
Rosemarie Ber nice Hoare and James Bryan Speer were married at Sacred Heart Cathedral rectory with Monsignor John Stein lage presiding. The bride wore a pink suit and white hat with a white carnation corsage. Attendant was maid of honor Eilene Hoare. A reception followed at the Her ring Hotel junior ballroom. Both are West Texas State College graduates. Speer is a chemistry professor at Texas A. and M. College Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Cathedral
Rosemarie Bernice Hoare
Peter J. Hoare
North Fillmore
James Bryan Speer
James B. Speer
Alpine
John Steinlage
Eilene
Herring Hotel
Speer
West Texas State College
Canyon
Texas A. and
M. College
College Station
San Jacinto WMU All Day Meeting Planned
San Jacinto Baptist Church schedules an all day meeting with visitation at 10 30 am. A covered dish luncheon will be served at noon and the mission study led by Mrs Dan Wooten begins at 1 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jacinto Baptist Church
Dan Wooten
Auxiliary Plan Clinic For Child Health In Panhandle
Amarillo Osteopathic Hospital Auxiliary and the Auxiliary to the Panhandle District of Texas Association of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons held a district meeting to plan the third annual Child Health Clinic at the Herring on May 30 and 31. A gift was voted to the American Osteopathic Association Scholarship Fund. The gathering featured a vacation report by Mrs. W M Jackson of Amarillo and a banquet with Dr Ray McParland of Wichita as guest speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
MOL Class to Have Luncheon Meeting
The MOL Class of First Baptist Church will meet Friday at 11 45 for a luncheon at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Friday Needle Club Meets at Mrs Pestor Home
Mrs H C Pestor of 1606 Jackson will host the Friday Needle Club meeting on February 21 at 2 45 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Pestor
Jackson
Birthday Honor Given to Jerry Barry at Fifth Party
Jerry Barry son of Mr and Mrs Harmon Barry 313 Georgia was honored at a birthday party with games pictures and a birthday cake during refreshments Guests included Sheran Milligan Terry Milligan Patsy Pillers Jean Pillers Peggy Hilton Frances Hilton Jessie Ann Gibson Iris Gibson Stephen Lee Hall Karan Moore Barbara Ann Baker and Charlotte Goodman A note mentions domestic reindeer related to the Arctic Caribou.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Barry
Harmon Barry
Georgia
Sheran Milligan
Terry Milligan
Patsy Pillers
Jean Pillers
Peggy Hilton
Frances Hilton
Jessie Ann Gibson
Iris Gibson
Stephen Lee Hall
Karan Moore
Barbara Ann Baker
Charlotte Goodman
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Aauw Group
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Walgreen 8
Harrol Brooks
Cretney Drug Store
Better Drug Stores
Formfit
Nite-Life
New Life Bros
Dollywood
Ben R. Solnick
Mgr
Herbert Drug
Cudahy
Puritan
Tos
Aenea
P.co
the Cudahy
Hartford
Grey
Navy
Aquay
Neige
Polk Street
Amauillo
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