Past Matrons Club Holds Sewing Session at Goodnight Home
Women of the Past Matrons Club gathered Thursday afternoon at Mrs. C. M. Goodnight's home for a sewing session. President Mrs. WT Moreland led the business meeting, chaplain Mrs. W A Christian offered a prayer, and hostess help from Mrs. Jones Christian of Claude provided a salad plate for members and two guests, Mrs. Dora Campbell and Mrs. Jones Rheiers Kristian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Goodnight
Mississippi
WT. Moreland
W A Christian
Jones Christian
Claude
Mtesdames
V. M. Rippey
George Stapleton
W. A. Christian
Moreland
C. C. Pangle
William Brune
P. McKinney
L. B. Baker
H C. Wisner
E. H. Ashcraft
A. F Keirsey
O. R. Morris
Navegar Study Club Discusses Canal And Red Cross Donation
Members of the El Navegar Study Club met Thursday afternoon at Mrs. H. G. Whitley’s home 3716 Fountain. They voted to donate to the Red Cross and discussed South America’s Lost Canal with maps showing Casiguiare’s role in Pan American shipping routes. Attendees included Mrs. Ratcliff and others. The next meeting is March 8 at Mrs. Ratcliff’s home 1511 Travis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Navegar Study Club
The
Red Cross
H. G. Whitley
A. Huff
South America
Jerry Ratcliff
FE. O. Jordan
J. Wesley Nelson
R. M. Rose
G. M. Stone
Huff
A. C
PUPILS PRESENT PLAY AT PT UNIT MEETING
Third and fourth grades of St. Mary's Academy entertained the PTA at Cathedral Hall Wednesday afternoon. The fourth grade sang songs about February events and the third grade performed a play themed on famous February birthdays.
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St. Mary's Academy
Cathedral Hall
Mrs Brown Hostess to Homecraft Club Meeting
The Homecraft Club met at Mrs J H Brown 401 Florida Thursday afternoon. Members knitted and crocheted with Mrs J L Minnock in charge of a business session. A luncheon plate with tiny American flags was served to attendees including Mrs E A Baker and others. The next gathering will be at Mrs Hill 903 North Tyler on Thursday March 8 at 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Brown
Florida
J. L. Minnock
E. A. Baker
W. V. Blodgett
Wr. Hill
Minnoch
J. E. Broadst
Chuck Wagon Supper At YWCA For Teens
A YWCA committee at 501 Lincoln organized a chuck wagon supper and program for Texas teens, 7 p.m. Saturday at the YWCA. Admission is 50 cents. reservations through the YWCA headquarters 6787. Officals include Patsy Dinan president and Gene Wood vice president with a list of officers and committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy Dinan
Gene Wood
Bettye Coffee
C. W. Retherford
Donald Blair
Jessie Moss
Sherrie Fowlkes
Nancy Farwell
Jackie King
Gene Keirsey
Elizabeth Clayton
Carl Farnsworth
Martha Morgan
Peggy Pope
Social Calendar of Tonight and Saturday Events
Tonight at the 501 Club party runs 7 30 at the 501 Lincoln W C A building. Saturday story hour at Amarillo Public Library at 3.00. Also Peek A Boo Penny at Sanborn PTA Association school auditorium. Y C C A teenagers party at 501 Lincoln 7.00. Klondike Mike party at Downtown USC 8 30. Huddle Club ranch dance at Amarillo College Gym 9 00 to 12 00. Chuck wagon supper and Texas program for teens at Y W C A building 501 Lincoln 7.00.
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501
Lincoln
Sanborn PT Association
Sacred Heart Altar Society to Hold Food and Bake Sale
The Sacred Heart Cathedral Altar Society schedules a sale tomorrow at 11 30 in the cathedral downstairs clubroom with chairs Mrs Helen Omler and Mrs Jack Kaether. Pies cakes and bread will be sold. Also AAUW tea set for Monday at 3 30 in Federation Club Rooms features a Russia program by the international relations group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Cathedral
Altar Society
Helen Omler
Jack Kaether
American Association of
Federation Club
Russia
Evening International Relations
Y Ettes Plan Formal Colonial Dance at YWCA
The Young Women's Christian Association group Y Ettes plans a formal Colonial dance and party at the YWCA building 01 Lincoln from 8 to 11 o'clock Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women’s Christian Association
Young Business Women’s Club
Y-Ettes
Lincoln
Harmony Club Meeting Planned
Harmony Club will meet Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. E. Montgomery 1501 Madison. Mrs. Watson B. Hamilton and Mrs. L. B. Newby will be assistant hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Club
J. E. Montgomery
Madison
Watson B. Hamilton
L. B. Newby
Kathryn ONeill to Arrive Home for UT Visit
Miss Kathryn ONeill daughter of Mr and Mrs M T ONeill will arrive home tonight from West Eighth for a Texas visit between semesters at the University of Texas. The Huddle Club hosts a ranch dance tomorrow night at Amarillo College gym from 9 till midnight with Mrs Arthur Ware as sponsor. West Amarillo Christian Church to hold quarterly fellowship supper Monday at 7 oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn O'Neill
Amarillo College
Arthur Ware
West Amarillo
Don't Fence Us Out Gates Closed At Chilean Military College
In Santiago Chile gate closures at 5 30 PM kept several thousand invited guests from entering the Military College graduation exercises. Enlisted guards refused to reopen the doors prompting cries over strict discipline and a tense gathering of officials and ambassadors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago
Chile
Ministry of Defense
Military College
West Point
Petition to nullify charters of defunct medical schools
Doctors testify before the Massachusetts Legislature citing 14 defunct medical schools whose charters to be nullified. They note a Berkshire Medical College student attempted enrollment 75 years after its closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
L.P
Massachusetts
Berkshire Medical College
First Christian Circle Luncheon Hosts Members and Guest
The First Christian Church Circle One held a luncheon at Mrs. R C Snodgrass home with Mrs. Della King assisting. Mrs. T A Reville Jr led the business meeting and Mrs J B Winkleman led the devotional and lesson on The Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
R C. Snodgrass
Della King
T. A. Reville, Jr
J. B Winkleman
Mesdames
Paul Boxwell
Nathan Martin
Kay Ann Martin
H. R. Sager
Paul Geyser
Mavis Utterback
Leta Crudgington
F. Grant
W. D. McClure
D Davis
King
G. L. Cline
I. M. Holt
Howard Boxwell
Winkleman
Jess Latham
Reville
Ivan Boxwell
Snodgrass
W. Webster
Dallas
Re-Election Proposal For Amarillo City Commission
A petition signed by over 200 voters asks Amarillo to renominate Mayor Joe A. Jenkins and Commissioners O. H. Epperson and R. H. Hargett in the April 3 city election. Filing deadline is March 10 with past voter turnout at 217. To vote, residents must meet city and state residency rules and hold a poll tax receipt or exemption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe A. Jenkins
O. H. Epperson
R. H. Hargett
Amarillo
Texas
Mrs. D. Vaughan Reported Doing Nicely After Operation
Mrs Sam D Vaughan of 1232 Bonham is reported doing nicely after a surgery at North West Texas Hospital. She was admitted Tuesday afternoon and underwent the operation Wednesday. Mr Vaughan serves as vice president of the Amarillo National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam D. Vaughan
Bonham
North West Texas Hospital
Vaughan
Amarillo National Bank
Army Furlough for Amarillo Police Clerk Lee Throneberry
Lee Throneberry former records clerk for the Amarillo police department is on furlough. An infantryman he has been on maneuvers and is due to report soon to a camp in Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Throneberry
Amarillo
Lee
Maryland
Williamses Return From Visit Near Lookout Mountain
Sergeant and Mrs Frank Williams of 208 Polk returned Wednesday from a visit with relatives on Lookout Mountain near Chattanooga Tennessee. Sergeant Williams is stationed at Amarillo Army Air Field.
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Chattanooga
Frank Williams
Polk
Lookout Mountain
Tenn
Williams
Amarillo Army Air Field
Baby's Parents Reconcile After Kidnapping Case
Fort Worth reports Milly McGill case grows calm as Milly remains with her parents and custody questions shift. Milly’s mother seeks divorce dismissal while Mrs Branson is acquitted of kidnapping. District Attorney vows to pursue dependency petition amid reconciliation.
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Fort Worth
Milly McGill
Milly
San Antonio
Melba Branson
Laredo Army Air Field
Criminal District Court
C. A. McGill
al Clyde
McGill
Mrs. Branson
Lt. C. E. Branson
Improper Description Causes Duplication in Tax Billing
Amarillo taxpayers report duplicate tax bills or small delinquent charges due to misdescribed property on tax rolls. Tax assessors urge receipts checked for correct property descriptions and corrections reported promptly to avoid after monthly reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
District Treasurer Receives Payment Record
A sum was paid to the treasurer of the school district per official instruction. The document notes receipt by the district’s financial officer and references routine funds handling.
Clines Welcome Daughter Jean Marilyn in Albuquerque
The Keith Clines welcomed a daughter named Jean Marilyn born February 20 in Albuquerque. The father, formerly with Amarillo city's engineering department, is now in Hawaii with the Seabees after serving in the Aleutians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clines
Keith Clines
Jean Marilyn
Albuquerque
Amarillo
Hawaii
Seabees
Aleutians
Corson Heads to Knoxville for Two Week USO Vacation
Harold Corson a staff member of the Auditorium USO will leave Sunday for Knoxville Tennessee where he will spend a two week vacation. He plans to return by the middle of the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Corson
Auditorium Uso
Knoxville
Tenn
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Taylor
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Andesta
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