Russian Music Given At Philharmonic Club
Mrs. Watson B Hamilton hosted the Philharmonic Music Club at 1401 Van Buren. The program on Russia featured performances by Mrs A D Steed Miss Maxine Miller Mrs Grace Bennett and others with sketches on Russian composers. Guests included Mrs Bennett Perryton and Miss Lampe and Miss Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson B. Hamilton
Philharmonic Music Club
van Buren
Mesdames
W. L. Burns
Clark Dye
Sarah Parr
J. W. Sanders
Joe Shields
Russia
A. D. Steed
Otis ‘Trulove
Greschaninoff
Rachmaninoff
Maxine Miller
H. W. Miner
R. W. Adams
Rimsky- Korsakoff
Steed
Alma Ruth Lampe
Chopin
Grace Bennett
Mesdames R. C. Martini
Ruth Griffin
B. M. Bruckner
Trulove
Robert Douglas
Maude Munn
Clara Blackburn
Howard Boxwell
Paul Boxwell
Adams
T. B. Higgs
Sanders
Shields
Doe
Robert L. Barron
H. A. Waller
C. L. Holt
Minler
Mesdames Bennett
Alton Boxwell
Perryton
St Andrews Guild to Meet at Parish House
The St. Andrew's Episcopal Guild will meet at the parish house on Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew's Episcopal Guild
Navy Mothers Club Welcomes New Members at Legion Hall
Mrs. J. B. Raymond received a past commanders pin at a Navy Mothers Club meeting at the American Legion Hall. Three new members were introduced: Mrs. W. W. Duke, Mrs. Lawrence A. Kerr, and Mrs. W. B. Gallarneau. Next gathering set for March 5 at 2 p.m. at Mrs. Baucium's home, 212 Arch Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Raymond
Navy Mothers Club
American Legion Hall
W. W. Duke
Lawrence A. Kerr
W. B. Gallarneau
D. M. Smith
Duke
M. E. Jordan
Kerr
Gallarneau
D. H. Taylor
G. R Baucum
Lidia Roach
Raymond
M. G. Monaghan
H. E. Gray
C. R. Kreutziger
Mrs Curtis Hosts Colonial Dames Meeting
Mrs J O Curtis of 1705 Polk hosted the Col Richard Henry Lee Chapter meeting with Mrs J E Griggs as co host. Griggs displayed antiques from Revolutionary War days as members answered roll call with current events. Attendees included Mesdames Randall Pittman Do honey Harty Griggs Curtis and Misses Whitcomb McDonald Tolbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Curtis
Polk
Richard Henry Lee
J. E. Griggs
Griggs
C. F. Randall
L. M. Pittman
W. B. Dohoney
Mary K. Harty
Curtis
Misses Addie Whitcomb
Annie McDonald
Ruth Ann Tolbert
Class To Meet At The First Baptist Alathean
The First Baptist Alathean class will hold a covered dish luncheon on Thursday at 1 o'clock at the church. The nursery will be open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
First Baptist Fidelis
Polk Street Methodist Women to Elect New President
Members of the Polk Street Methodist Women s Society of Christian Service will meet at 2 o clock Wednesday afternoon in the church parlor to elect a new president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk Street Methodist Women's Society of Christian Service
Buchanan Street
Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service
A B C Auxiliary Luncheon At Aronson's Tea Room
The A B C Auxiliary will meet for a luncheon at Aronson's Tea Room Friday at 12 o'clock with Mrs J C Lilly as hostess. Miss Rosemary Briscoe, secretary of Amarillo College sophomore class, is ill at her home 1304 Taylor. Briscoe is a student council member and Gamma Theta Chi. Pork liver often contains double or more the iron of calf liver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aronson
J. C. Lilly
Rosemary Briscoe
Taylor
Miss Briscoe
Amarillo College
Gamma Theta Chi
Women's Auxiliary
Amarillo Osteopathic Hospital Association
First Presbyterian Woman's Council
Helen Nevins
Clara Hepburn
Sara Seward
Amanda MeeFarland
Frances Goodrich
Ann Nassau
aMedames
Far East topic studied at AAUW Evening Group meeting
The American Association of University Women Evening Group met at Mrs. Robert S. White’s home to discuss Japan and the Far East. Miss Louise Orr reviewed life and people of Japan while Mrs. W F E Routh surveyed Japan's relations with Allied nations as members and guests listened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Far East
American Association of University Women
Robert S. White
Polk
Marion Roberts
Mitchel Harrison
Louise Orr
W. FE. Routh
Social Calendar Tonight and Wednesday Amarillo
Community groups list events for tonight and Wednesday across Amarillo venues. Meetings include Rebekah Lodge I O O F Hall at 7 30, AAU W graduates study group at 8, American Legion Auxiliary at Legion Hall 1800 Harrison 8, Eastern Star Khiva Temple 8, YMCA building 501 Lincoln 7, Junior Business Women’s Club 7 30, and many church and club activities with times from 2 30 to 8.15 across First Baptist, Polk Street Methodist, River Road clubs, Alpha Alpha Beta Sigma Phi, and Circle groups. Evening dances and officer dances noted at Army Air Fields Section V 501 Lincoln.
Masonic Supper Planned at Amarillo Temple Tonight
Amarillo Lodge 731 and Amarillo Chapter 196 announce a supper at Khiva Temple tonight starting at 5 45 o’clock. Afterward Lodge will confer FC work and Chapter will perform ME and BA degrees. All Master Masons and Royal Arch Masons are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Lodge
Amarillo Chapter
Khiva
Fred Gallo
Royal Arch
Max Ferrells Leave for Houston Transfer
Mr and Mrs Max Ferrell of 1821 Polk left today for Houston where Ferrell an insurance adjuster has been transferred from Amarillo. They had lived here a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Ferrells
Max Ferrell
Polk
Houston
Pilot Club Dinner Speakers Highlight Veterans Group Work
W W Rusk and Tom Nelson spoke to Pilot Club members about the Council for Returned War Veterans at the Capitol Hotel dinner. Music was led by a committee, and a rummage sale was announced for February 23 to 24 at 502 East Tenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.W. Rusk
Tom Nelson
Pilot Club
W. W. Rusk
Council For Returned War Veterans
Capitol Hotel
Mesdames Hazel Miser
Laura May Blakemore
Lewis Shane
Fidel Reyes
Vivian Dougherty
East Tenth
Mesdames Floyd Wilson
Peggy Gibson
Glenn Bowen
Hugh Gatlin
Rusk
Nelson
Arthur Ball
Reyes
Dougherty
Nurseries for Soldiers Wives Travel Support urged
Ruth Millet recalls an early example in Memphis where the Junior Chamber of Commerce and Travelers Aid Society created a nursery at Union Station. The setup uses two station beds and donations of baby beds, aiming to ease travel for mothers with young children amid crowded conditions during wartime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Memphis Union Station
Travelers’ Aid Society
Maids Gone To War Leave Homes Short Of Help
James Marlow reports a national maid shortage as war plants lure white maids away and cause wage inflation. Labor data show white domestic workers fall 400,000 while black workers rise, with shifts from farm to munitions factories and post war employment shaping future job prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Labor Department
Labor Review
Remarkable Gallbladder Remedy Claims Quick Results
Sufferers celebrate a new preparation CGALLUSIN that stimulates the liver and increases bile flow. The remedy, though costly at 3.00 dollars, is advertised with a full money back guarantee by CRETNEY'S and touted to ease agonizing gallbladder and stomach pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cretney’s
Captain Joe Flynt Leads Pryor German Prison Camp
Capt. Joe Flynt, famed to Panhandle draftees from his West Texas Induction Center days, now heads a German Prisoner of War camp at Pryor Oklahoma, where he has been in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Flynt
Panhandle
West Texas
Lubbock
Pryor
Okla
Bread and water as equals touted by Captain Flynt
Stationed since January 15 Captain Flynt declares bread and water the great equalizer even for the Supermen. He says three of the Supermen were obstinate and refused to work but on bread and water in the jug their minds would change after a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain Flynt
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Philharmonic Club
American Institute of Laundering
ARRID
Bozoor
Navy
Mrs. Curtis
WSCS
Mary Kate Campbell
A. H. Mabry
Thomas Haynie
Edna S. Welch
John E. Oakes
J. L. Means
Rupert A. Tavelor
J. Odus Turner
Jewell Davis
Co. C. Shaller
Ewell C. Brown
Routh
Joe H. Weddington
Mitchell Harrison
M. FE. Neely
White
Misses Campbell
Mary E. Evans
Alma Pafford
Orr
Olaf Bowles
Helen Montgomery
Mabry
Byrd Fahrner
Amarillo Rebekah Lodge
A. A
U. W
C. F. Weatherbee
Hayden
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
1800
Harrison
Amarillo
Order of Eastern Star
Lincoln
Junior Business Women's Club
Y. W. CA
P. E O
J. T. Scott
East Seventh
Abbie Burch
Uso
Beta Sigma Ph! Sorority
Federation
Chih
BR O'Clock
Polk Street
Methodist Wesleyan Guild Fellowship Hall
River Road
DD. Brown
Bluebonnet Drive
Pleasant Valley
Civ
Han Woman's Council
Army Air Fields Section
First Christian Woman's Council
R. C. Snodgrass
C OR Reeder
Jackson
Havel Lewis
Christan Church Circle
Edith Capers
Billmore
Polk Street Methodist
San Jacinto
Marie Earle
Herbert Drug
Polk St
Bill Sparks
Grady
Anarillo
Guuits
Louise Edwards
Ball
Blakemore
Dave Dees
Miser
Bertha McLellan
Jewell Sittel
Bonita Wilkinson
Leone Dillon
Dorothy Adams
Daisy Bruce
Faye Gordon
Mary Lewis
Hazel Lewis
Alva Dee Posey
Shane
Almira Swenson
Winnie Wright
Saral
Winters
Gladys Buchanan
Adra Lamons
Virginia Schull
May Smith
Dorothy Wagerle
Lucille Jennings
Esther Boulware
Frances Ruth Benson
Ruth Millet
Dallas
James Marlow
Washington
W. J. Morris Agency
Insurance and Bonds
Aculaala
Zeptabs
Cretney
Canada
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