Recent Graduates Entertained at Bridge by AAUW
Mrs. C. F. Wetherbee hosted AAUW recent graduates at a bridge party at 2406 Hayden with co host Mrs. Porter Underwood. Guests included Mrs. James C. Saunders of Vermort and Mrs Albert Erwin. High score went to Mrs Walter M. Hart and low to Mrs Fred Kelly. Next meeting set for March 6 at Mrs James Martin's home, 1913 Sunset, at 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Wetherbee
Hayden
American Association of University Women
Porter
Cowart
Hart
J. B. McCray
C. F. Minor
Underwood
Wetherbee
Weldon Bright Kelly
Joe Smith
James T. Martin
Doris Davis
May Jo Winn
Bonnie Bennett
Helen Burgess
James Martin
Drea Study Club Plans March 20 Guest Day
At a meeting at Mrs. Lela Ham’s home co hosted by Mrs. O A Kennedy plans for the Tuesday Study Club guest day on March 20 were made. Dr I Q program conducted by Mrs B M Holland featured Mrs J E Hill with a vocabulary test and a G I quiz by Mrs Strickland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lela Ham
Monroe
O. A. Kennedy
B. M. Holland
J. E. Hill
W. P. Strickland
Bill Armstrong
P. L
C A. James
Jay Laverty
G. H. Moroney
E. M. Mirick
J. L. Sparks
Strickland
Roberta Williams
W. R. Wagner
Holland
Ham
Kenned
Window Improvements Discussed At Forest Hill Club
Mrs. T. H. Rodgers hosted the Forest Hill Home Demonstration Club gathering on Tuesday afternoon. Miss Pauline Lokey spoke on home windows and members were asked to bring a list of living room improvements to the next meeting. Attendees included Mesdames B. A. Davis J. T. Buntin C. E. Lyles R. D. Leper Rodgers Charles Weaver and Miss Lokey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Rodgers
North Hill
Forest Hill
Pauline Lokey
Potter County
Mesdames B. A. Davis
J. T. Buntin
C. E. Lyles
R. D. Leper
Rodgers
Charles Weaver
Miss Lokey
Centennial Tea for Mothers at First Baptist
The First Baptist Blanche Groves Elizabeth Truly and Qwen Roan Girl's Auxiliary will host a centennial tea with mothers as special guests Friday afternoon from 4 30 to 6 o'clock in the Elevian Room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
Blanche Groves
Elizabeth Truly
Qwen
Betty Knight to wed David Kritser in March at Van Buren home
Mrs Harold Knight of Bush Ranch announces the engagement of Betty Knight to David Kritser son of Mrs Kritser of 2401 Van Buren. The wedding is planned for March 1 at the home of Mr and Mrs John Fain 2405 Van Buren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Louis Knight
Bush Ranch
Betty
David Sloan Kritser
van Buren
John Fain
Newcomers Play Dessert Bridge at Federation Club
Mrs A J Taylor won high score with D C Keever taking second and C A Brown the bingo prize. The event hosted by Mesdames J H Thompson and others drew many members, with next session set for March 6 at 1 30 in the Federation Club Rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation Club Rooms
J. H. Thompson
C. L. Harris
S. R. Watford
E. F E. Buchanan
A. J. Taylor
D. C. Keever
C. A. Brown
Thomas Bell
Brown
G. H. Carter, Jr
RoseCraft
Craft
Evening Social Calendar Features Local Clubs And Meetings
A dense list of TONIGHT and THURSDAY events includes sorority and auxiliary meetings at multiple downtown venues, sewing and Red Cross activities at USO and churches, and hobby clubs meeting at homes and halls. A Santa Fe report notes Ted McFarland reporting a burglary where valuables were taken and a soiled shirt was left behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
N. M
Ted McFarland
Santa Fe New Mexican
McFarland
New Revenue Tricks in Small Eastern Cities
The piece notes Knoxville Tennessee and Greensburg Pennsylvania adopting unusual revenue moves. Knoxville regulates bus and street railway fees while Greensburg charges for garbage collection and ash disposal. The report contrasts these practices with Amarillo where natural gas is highlighted. It also mentions roaming copsies and broad geographic distribution of populations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Greensburg
Amarillo
Millions Switch To Mutton Suet Penetro For Chest Cold Relief
Millions of mothers nationwide adopt the mutton suet based Penetro remedy for chest colds. The product combines a counter irritant and pain relief with an aromatic soothe inhalation, claiming faster relief and easier rest. Priced 25 cents for single or 35 cents for double supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Grandma
Junior Business Club hears wide range of topics discussed
Topics on social security theater and current events filled the Junior Business Woman's Club meeting in Federation Club Rooms. Officers and members including Miss Janice Lessing Miss Ellen Lois Blake and Mrs. Mary Ellen Hazen attended with plans for March 13 banquet under Mrs. Evelyn Cook in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation Club
Eunice Best
Ellen Lois Blake
Mary Ellen Hazen
Pegge Defenbaugh
Janice Lessing
Betty Flnk
JBWC
Miss Defenbeugh
Evelyn Cook
Marjorie Hogs
Bradford
Alice Timmons
Miss Lessing
Best
Allene Whelchel
Blake
Detenbavegh
Edith Conover
Jewel McBride
Dorothy Peery
Mesdames Hazen
Juanita Sykora
Lou Rose Cosby
Cook
Mary Elizabeth Rathmell Flaine
Bybee
Naomi Martin
Minnie Watson Hosts El Martes Needle Club
Mrs Minnie Watson at 311 West Thirteenth hosted the El Martes Needle Club meeting yesterday afternoon. Thirteen members answered roll call. The next meeting will be at Mrs W R Williford 1500 Jackson on March 6 at 2 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Watson
West Thirteenth
el Martes
Maggie Avent
W. R. Williford
Jackson
Patriotic KiwantAnn luncheon at Hills hosts guests
A patriotic program was held yesterday at Mrs. Leon Hill's home at 316 Tennessee. Co host Mrs. John Fairey led singing after the pledge. Mrs. C I Hood directed, decorations matched the patriotic motif, and stamps won by Mrs. Joe Coffee and Mrs. Roy Bernard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwant-Ann
Leon Hill
Tennessee
John Fairey
C. I. Hood
Frank Hasty
Joe Coffee
Roy Bernard
Floyd Hissong
Eldon Beer
Glenn Battin
E. E. Boxwell
Bernard
Bernard, Hood
Walter Short
J. A. Dennis
Jack Wheeler
Bill Beechler
Henry Cusick
Max Bullock
A. D. Nance
J. Robert Allen
Jack Coffee
W. E. Haley
Earl Sparks
C. C. Rittenburg
Kenneth Kolier
Homer Jacobs
Hasty
Joe Benson
E. R Cole
Fist Ansley
Alaska
Auxiliary Will Meet for Luncheon at Aronson's Tea Room
The A. B. C. Auxiliary will hold a luncheon Friday at Aronson's Tea Room at 12 o'clock with Mrs. J. C. Lilly as hostess. A reminder to clean toaster interiors to remove crumbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aronson’s
J. C. Lilly
Paratrooper Injured in Belgium Aided by War Dept
The War Department notified Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Brown that their son Pvt. William H Brown was injured early this month in Belgium though not seriously. He has been overseas since December 1943 and was among the first paratroopers to land at Normandy before serving in Holland. He was wounded September 17 in Holland and returned to action until this month’s injury. He is a graduate of Amarillo High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
R. A. Brown
Polk
Pvt
William H Brown
Belgium
Brown
Normandy Beach
Holland
Amarillo High
Crochet and Embroidery Patterns Offer 15 Cent Sale
Dainty crocheted fans and simple embroidery enhance towels scarves and pillows Pattern 7403 includes transfer of six motifs averaging 4 by 11 inches Crochet instructions accompany a needlework pattern for home decorations Price is Fifteen Cents Send payment in coin to The Amarillo News Household Arts Dept 959 W 14th St New York 11 NY Include plainly NAME ADDRESS and PATTERN NUMBER A 32 page Needlework Book with 130 illustrations is available for Fifteen Cents more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo News
Household Arts Dept
14Th St
New York
N. Y
School Private Brown Enlists After Two and a Half Years
Private Brown joined the Army after being a West Texas College student for two and a half years. He entered service while still studying at West Texas College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
West Texas College
Red Cross War Fund Campaign Set For Potter County Churches
The Potter County Red Cross chapter plans a one day drive on March 2 led by War Fund Chairman Charley Lambie. All Amarillo churches are urged to participate on the Sunday before the drive. Two uniformed volunteers will attend every church service to call attention to the war and home front needs. The budget target is one third above last year’s total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter County Red Cross
Charley Lambie
Amarillo
Red Cross
Potter County
S. War Fund
Lambie
Red Cross Demands Rise as War Wears On
Mr Lambie says armed services will demand more from the Red Cross this year due to ongoing wounded influx and new troops deployed overseas each day. He stresses the need to keep the Red Cross on the job until veterans reenter civilian life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
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Paris
Germany
Wedgwood
Te Tete
Brown House
Don Wearers
Sanborn School
PT Association
Sanborn
Johnnie
Mitchell
Cordelia Ragland
Beth Miesse
R. C. Harris
J. Restine
FE. E. Parker
E. E. Parker
Frank Floyd
W. C. Alexander
Alexander
Sam White
R. L. Seiberling
Frances Parkinson
R. C. Moore
Esther Dellis
Christine Legg
Paul Darling
Sanborn Unit
Amarillo Furniture Company
Mrs. Taylor
Alpha Alpha Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Polk Street
Methodist Wesleyan Guild
Women's Auxiliary
Amarillo Osteopathic Hospital Association
Aronson
Army Air Fields Section
Lincoln
Uso
Zella Riggs
A. U. W. Red Cross Group
Tenth Avenue
Tyler Street
Wives Club
Downtown
Queen City of the Plains
O. R. C. Auxiliary
W. O. W. Hall
Royal Neighbors of America
I O. O . Hall
Officers Wives Club
Avenue D_ ane
Fourth Street
A. A
Homecraft Club
J. H. Brown
Florida
Pierian Club
John S. McKnight
Progressive Study Club
Raymond McAllister
Sunset
Woman's Club
Sanvern PT Association
Pierian Junior Club
L. H Puckett
Fern
B. of
L. E
C. W. Robinson
East Fifteenth
Thalia Club
Chester Watson
Beryl Needle Club
Carl Larsen
Colorado
First Presbyterian Church
John Parr
Y. W. Cgc. A. Red Cross
USC Army Wives Club
Y.C. A
Viola Ballard
Bonita
C. M. Goodnight
Mississippi
el Navegar Study Club
H. G Whitley
Fountain Terrace
Knoxville, Tenn
Greensburg, Pa
Asia
Siberia
Egypt
Africa
KiwantAnn
William H. Brown
John D. McBride
Blackburn
Schulte-United
Tye
Se SA
Alice Brooks
Bryan Street
Dallas
Texas
Creo
Creineys
Reddy Kilowatt
Hitler
Washington
Southwestern Public Service Company
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