Amarillo Junior Welfare League Hosts Tea for Miss Florence Gray
Members of the Amarillo Junior Welfare League welcomed Miss Florence Gray of the Association of Junior Leagues of America with a tea at Mrs. Don Harrington's home on Polk Street. Local leaders Mrs. Norwood West and Mrs. Louis Brown presided as the guest arrived from New York City for meetings through Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Junior Welfare League
Don Harrington
Polk Street
Florence Gray
Association of Junior Leagues of America
Norwood West
Amarillo League
Louis Brown
Phyllis Stanfield
Rudy Bau
Jack Ellis
Miss Gray
New York City
Junior Welfare League
Talmage Club
Wales Madden
Bowie Street
National League
Gamma Kappa Chapter II Club Hostess Social at YWCA
Gamma Kappa Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi hosted Alpha and Gamma Theta chapters for a social at the YWCA building at 501 Lincoln Street. Seaman Rubye Weldon, in Amarillo this week as a Navy Waves recruiter, attended as guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamma Kappa
Beta Sigma Phi
Alpha
Gamma Teta
Lincoln Street
Mary V. Miller
Dorothy Coan
Dolly Pendleton
Seaman Rubye Weldon
Amarillo
Navy Waves
Seaman Weldon
Wichita Falls
Navy
Texas
Jean Wright
Elsa Plants
Mae Simmons
Isabel Robinson
West Texas State College
Canyon
T. V. Reeves
Public Service Department
Rachel Milam
Rosalee Austin
Esther Welch
Maxine Oatis
Elaine Baskin
Gertrude Smelley
Valda Cypher
Cecile Benz
Betty Carter
Marian Galvin
Louise Smith
Laverne Hawkins
Reba _ Baird
Catherine Rodgers
Marguerite Rodgers
Grady C. Nobles
Club Front Happenings Report Two Local Clubs Meet at Homes
Las Amigas met at 312 West Ninth Street with 2:30 p.m. gathering for a business session and games. La Costura held at 3914 Cheyenne Street voted to donate a cup towel shower to the Preventorium at a March 14 luncheon at 1824 Taylor Street. Members and guests, including former member Mrs. Read of Wichita, attended both events with refreshments served and souvenirs shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Amigas
Jay Laverty
West Ninth Street
Mesdames FE
E. Boxwell
B. H. Collins
C. W. Parr
Mae Humphrey
F. E. Ingham
Herman Kerr
Rankin Russell
H. B. Fain
Albert Fryar
R.L. Simmons
A. L. Timmons
C. M. Tyler
Mrs. Russell
Lipscomb Street
LA Costura
R. L. Allen
Cheyenne Street
George Waddill
Waddill
Taylor Street
R. B. Latham
World Day of Prayer Observances Announced in Amarillo
The Amarillo Council of Church Women will host the World Day of Prayer at First Baptist Church starting 10 30 tomorrow with Mrs R T Weills presiding The program features Mrs Murray Elson as arranger speaker Mrs E C Seaman and Mrs Joe Coffee plus a 30 voice interchurch choir A noon covered dish lunch follows Nursery will be open Evening session at Central Presbyterian Church 7 45 conducted by Business and Professional Women with Chaplain Paul K Shelford as principal speaker The public is invited and the event closes with music by various singers including Rev Fidel Reyes and Mrs Arthur Bluhm The note mentions record low Canadian infant deaths in 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Central Presbyterian Church
Paul K. Shelford
Amarillo Army Air Field
Harvard University
Emanuel Baptist Church
Ridgewood
N. J
U. S. Army
Arthur Bluhm
Eli
Lama Sabachatina
Fidel Reyes
Calendar of events atlocal organizations and venues
Todays calendar lists Y W C A gym classes at 501 Lincoln Street at 6 15 and 7 o clock and an USO auditorium program at 8 and 8 30 with a Spanish class at 7. Friday features Amarillo Country Club junior dance and church women World Day of Prayer at First Baptist. Additional items include 4 H Club Sunnyside Treasures, Red Cross sewing at First Presbyterian, piano recital at McDaniel Studio, Rainbow Girls skating at High School Armory, and various luncheons and meetings at Aronson s Tea Room Summit P 2 chili supper and more.
Dinner at Lynch Home Honors Two Boys
Mrs. Walter R. Irwin and Mrs. Howard Lynch hosted a dinner for their sons Billy Keith Irwin and Billy Lynch at the Lynch home 1000 Western Avenue. Guests included Rex Daniel Ray Daniel Glenn Quattlebaum and others with place cards showing comic strip character pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter R. Irwin
Howard Lynch
Billy Keith Irwin
Billy Lynch
Lynch
Western Avenue
Rex Daniel
Pvt
Ray Daniel
Seaman Glenn Quattlebaum
Guy Owens
Billy Rual Jones
Buddy Ratcliff
Sanford Edquist
Mark Taylor
Bob Coffee
Maurice Essary
Borden Rae Barfield
Kenneth Kelly
Rudy, Higgins
Sandy Lynch
Alice Lee Gist
Betty Sumerlin
Louise Irwin
Mrs. Carl Baird Honored at Handkerchief Shower
Mrs. Robert Prater and Mrs. Henry Minnix hosted a handkerchief shower for Mrs. Carl Baird who will soon move to Junction. The event took place at 4006 Polk Street with attendees including Mrs. H. P. Robertson, Edgar Culwell, Jim Schrader, Tom Baird, Fred Baird, the honoree, and the hostesses. The Camp Fire Girls organization was founded in 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Prater
Henry Minnix
Carl Baird
Junction
About Your Baby by Lerrice Streett
Dear Mrs Streett I answer questions about a newborn with a crooked head noting birth passage and forceps distortion do not affect brain or sight and that most asymmetry improves with time If signs of hydrocephalus or brain tumor appear see a doctor Feeding advice links to a leaflet and a war era note about Finland mixing straw with bread flour.
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Mrs. 8. K
Penetro Vapor Rub Promises Fast Cold Relief
Mothers trust Penetro for colds with soothing rubs that ease muscular aches and congested nostrils. The vaporizer claims fast relief from a medicated base with mutton suet, non blistering and pleasant to use, backed by a money back guarantee for 25 cents or 35 cents for a double supply.
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Lydia Pinkham
Pinkham
Barbara Gould
New York
Junior Department
Betty Brown
White & Kirk
Rillo
Don H. Cozad, M. D
Oliver-Earle Bldg
Victory Command
Auditorium
Uso
Y. W. CA
Viola Ballard
Sunnyside
St. Francis School
Tri-Mi-Y
Red Cross
First Presbyterian Church
McDaniel Studio of Music
West Nineteenth Avenue
ABC
Aronson
Federation Club
Summit P-2 Association
Lynch Home
Camp Fire ‘Girls Organization
Marie Earle
Herbert
Lerrice Stereerr
Finland
Mother
Wyoodster
Polk
New
Blackburn ‘Bros
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