Mrs A D Lidia Elected President of L Aiguillee Club
Mrs A D Lidia was elected president for the coming year at a L Aiguillee Club meeting hosted by Mrs E H Ashcraft at 1406 Monroe Street. Officers include Rankin Russell vice president Chesnutt secretary Ross treasurer Gouldy reporter Ferrell parliamentarian installation planned for September. guests F M Neal and J M Rigas attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L'Aiguillee Club
E. H. Ashcraft
H. E. Chesnutt
Monroe Street
Davis Tudor
A D. Lidia
Rankin Russell
O. A. Kennedy
EB. H. Ashcraft
C. J. Blackburn
EB. C. Britain
H. H. Corn
Dysart
L. Edwards
Ferrell
Mesdames Gouldy
O. F. Henville
J. R. Hutto
W. T. Leachman
Lidia
Mande Munn
H.C. Prince
Ross, Russell
B A Drill Team Entertained at Twing Home
Security Benefit Association Drill Team enjoyed a New Year party at Mr. and Mrs. Al Twing with co host Mrs. W R Hill. Red and green decor. dancing and games of bridge dominoes and 42. High score in bridge won by Mrs Filla Butcher. Refreshments served to numerous guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Security Benefit Association
al Twing
W. R. Hill
Filla Butcher
C. A. Byentt
Frank Lopez
J. A. Butcher
W. R Hill
H. M. Brill
Wayne Jones
B. Alford
J. A. Pfeiffer
E. A. Baker
Pat Lancaster
J. W. Palmer
Masdames
W. W. Duke
J. R. Wallace
I. D. Blades
Ethel Jones
Crystal Stocker
Inez Darnell
Marjorie Givens
Marie and
Maxine Twink
AAUW Book Review Group Postpones Meeting
The Afternoon Book Review Group of the AAUW postpones the Thursday meeting. Mrs. John Lucy will present the review when the group meets on January 19 in the Federation Club Rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aauw Book Review Group
American Association of University Women
John Lucy
Federation Club
Social Calendar Listings for Potter County Area Groups
The notice lists multiple social and club meetings for tonight and Thursday including Rainbow Girls Masonic Hall at 7 30 and MacDowell Music Club at 2 30. It also shows numerous neighborhood clubs such as Pierian Club Adams Street and Junior Pierian Club Hughes Street with varied times and hosts across Potter County. The River Road PTA meets Friday at 8 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter County Library
Rainbow Girls
Masonic Hall
Auxiliary Hears Reports on Christmas Activities
The American Legion Auxiliary meeting at the Legion Hall reviewed holiday charity. Beulah Robinson noted visits to needy veterans families and baskets, plus $30 in baby supplies for the Day Nursery. Candy for Gold Star Mothers and trees for Mexican and negro schools were arranged. Twenty six new members to be initiated January 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Beulah Robinson
Auxiliary
Gold Star
Americanism Committee
The
Legion
Forest Hill Club Installs New Officers
Forest Hill Home Demonstration Club installed new officers at yesterday's meeting at Mrs. Jim Weaver's home. President Mrs. J W Carver leads a slate including vice president Mrs. Jim Weaver and secretary treasurer Mrs. Nathan Martin. A life membership was awarded to Mrs. Finley Martin and a party with bridge and 42 was planned for tomorrow night hosted by Mrs. Weaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Hill
Parker
Nathan Martin
W. A. Pascoe
Rodgers
Finley Martin
Weaver
Needle Art Club Reelects Officers at Meeting
Mrs. E. D. Hawkins was reelected president of the Needle Art Club at yesterday's gathering at Mrs. Dallas Kay's home. Reelected officers include Mrs. J. J. Day as vice president and Mrs. Leslie Stephens as reporter. New member Mrs. Jack Edwards welcomed. Mrs. Harry Warren to entertain January 17 at 2 p.m. at 619 West Twenty-first Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Hawkins
Needle Art Club
Dallas Kay
J. J. Day
Leslie Stephens
Jack Edwards
Harry Warren
West Twenty-first Street
Mesdames Hawkins
Day
Day, Stephens, Warren
W. D. Thornton
E. O. Bateman
Mr. and Mrs Howes Host Friends Party Evening
A social gathering at 718 North Cleveland Street featured a game of 42 with prizes won by Jess Merriman, Eubank, Mrs. Louis Tupin, and Mrs. BE Melvin. Hostess served refreshments to a group including Mesdames Robertson Van Skike Tupin and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Howes
North
Cleveland Street
Jess Merriman
Eubank
Louis Tupin
BE. R. Melvin
W. D. Robertson
Edna van Skike
Fred Wedge
B. Eubank
Bob Howes
E. R. Melvin
Jim Morrison
Modern Priscillas Meet With Mrs Miller as Hostess
Mrs. Allen Miller of 1216 West Tenth Avenue will host the Modern Priscilla Club’s meeting tomorrow at 2 30 PM. The session will feature social arrangements and club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priscillan Club
Allen Miller
West Tenth Avenue
West
Tenth Avenue
Priscilla Club
Modern Matrons Meet at Bailey Home Thursday
Members of the Modern Matron's Club gather at Mrs. R T Bailey’s residence 3702 Van Buren Street on Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock for a regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. A. W. Bridge Group
C. L. Ives
Alabama Street
A. G. Club
Ralph Kenniston
van Buren Street
R. T. Raley
R.T. Bailey
The Wedding focuses on conflict in marital life
Grace Lumpkin writes on female emotional upheaval and how objective thinking could curb spouse squabbles. The piece argues wives often escalate conflicts by venting, blaming, and neglecting self reflection, suggesting self restraint and humor improve marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lumpkin
Huddle Club Hosts Waffle Supper at Mrs Roberts Home
Huddle Club entertained members with a waffle supper at Miss Sally Roberts's home 2408 Hughes Street. Decorations featured club colors red and silver. bridge provided evening entertainment. Members present included Dorothy Jenkins Norma Jo Robertson Connie Underwood Bonnie Beyer Byron Dodson Jane Parris Elaine Kelleam Jeanette Donaldson Grace Rogers Melba Baker Thelma Houston Alma Pool Genie Harrison Harriet Emery. Guests included Pat Pipkin Jean Dunivan Dorothy Jo Smyth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Roberts
Virginia Lauder
Ruth Epperson
Huddle Club
Miss Roberts
Hughes Street
Bridge
Dorothy Jenkins
Norma Jo Robertson
Connie Underwood
Bonnie Beyer
Byron Dodson
Jane Parris
Elaine Kelleam
Jeanette Donaldson
Grace Rogers
Melba Baker
Thelma Houston
Alma Pool
Genie Harrison
Harriet Emery
Pat Pipkin
Jean Dunivan
Dorothy Jo Smyth
Goldenrod Club Changes Meeting Place
Illness prevents Mrs C H Washam from hosting the Goldenrod Club meeting. Mrs J F Ross of 323 West Ninth Avenue will entertain instead at 2 30 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldenrod Club
J. F. Ross
Weat
Ninth Avenue
C. H. Washam
West Ninth Avenue
Child Psychology Club Planned Business Session Tomorrow
Mrs. Fe. J. Husbands host at 3 PM for a Child Psychology Club business meeting at 4230 West Tenth Avenue. Loyal Home Demonstration Club to meet with Mrs. R. P. Hill at 808 North Taylor Street Thursday at 2 30 PM. Rules on baseball size and weight unchanged since 1872.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child Phychology Club
EB. J. Husband
Weat
Tenth Avenue
Loyal Home Demonstration Club
R. P. Mill
North Taylor Street
Child Psychology Club
FE. J. Husband
West
Loyal Club
P. E. O. Sisterhood Chapters Host Luncheon Meetings
Two local P. E. O. Sisterhood chapters held luncheon meetings yesterday. Chapter B hosted by Mrs. E G Seaman with co hostesses Mrs James Cade and Mrs Jenny Hill drew 26 members and 3 guests, including Mrs Minnie Cook of Salida and Vera Molding of Kansas. Chapter 7 met at Mrs Rinford Arney s home with co hosts Mrs J M O Brien and others, where Jack Parnell led a program on the Constitution and a round table discussion followed. attendees listed include J R Burns and many members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. E. O. Sisterhood
Tyler Street
James
Cade
Jenny Hill
Mesdames Minnie Cook
Salida
Cole
Vera Molding
Kansas
Howrd Rooney
Luuncheon
Frnestine Smith
Rinford Arney
Crockett Street
Mesdames
J. M. O'Brien
George Frandson
Eben D. Warner
Jack Parnell
J. R. Burns
MesGames Binford Arney
H. E. Billingslea
R. A. Burnett
George E. Erlandson
British Voters Favor Russia Over Nazis in War Case
A British Institute of Public Opinion survey shows over eight of ten British voters would support Russia against Germany in a war, despite Chamberlain's deal making. It parallels an American study where about 80 percent favor Russia. Windsors return popularity also rises with 79 percent backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Germany
Chamberlain
Munich
Windors
Institute of Public Opinion
New York
Duchess of Windsor
England
Great Britain
British Institute of Public Opinion
Duke and Duchess of Windsor
Hitler
Ukraine
American Institute
United States
British and American Institutes of Public Opinion
Ger
Young Woman Sought by Brother in Amarillo Case
Hazel McQueen Grover, 25, last seen Christmas Eve in Amarillo, sought by police at the request of her brother Buck McQueen. He said she was seen by Dorothy Farmley at the Boss Hotel. She is 5’4” 110 pounds with fair complexion henna hair and blue eyes. She wore a black fur coat black dress and black shoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel McQueen Grover
Amarillo
Buck McQueen
North
Johnson Street
Mr. McQueen
Dorothy Farmley
Boss Hotel
Radio Schedule Highlights Peak NBC Lineup
Wednesday and Thursday broadcast grid lists hourly NBC programs from 3:00 to 12:00 and 6:00 to 5:45 with features such as Vic and Lane, Artie Shaw Orchestra, Jack Armstrong, Wings for the Martins, and Captain Midnight. Also notes dance medleys, news, and farm reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBC
Vic and Sade
Artie Sanders
Sons of the West
Cadet
Charles Sears
Monitor
Jack Armstrong
Ray Black
Margaret Harris
Tito
Redding
Wings
the Martins
Kay Kyser
Newa
Lloyd Snyder
Dick Gasperre
Artie Shaw
the Sky Pilot
Omar Herth
Wiley Walker
Artie Saunders
Breakfast Club of the Air
James L. Gordon
Ranch Boys
NBCS
Happy Gilmans
Neva
Alec Randolph
Betty
Bob
Voice of the Farm
Tucumcari
New
Mexico
Radiorgan
Ma Perkins
NEC
Pepper Young
FIO
Vic Anh Lane
Giorvianni Forent
Son of the West
is—Haos Christian Anderson
Jeannie Dohmnson
NBC S
Jack Armatrong
Old Age Pension Bureau
TSN
Dois Burns 16 Reported Missing in Amarillo
Amarillo police report another missing person, Dois Burns, 16, listed on the blotter today. Burns is described as 5'6" tall, 120 pounds, fair complexion with light hair and gray eyes, last seen in brown trousers and jacket, blue shirt, and black boots. The notice was filed by J. H. Burns of 1504 North Georgia Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Dois Burns
J. H. Burns
North Georgia Street
Burns
Amarillo Hosts VEW Round Table With Judge Waggoner
Judge W. J. Waggoner of Lonoke Arkansas, a national VEW council member for Arkansas Oklahoma and Texas, visits Amarillo for round table talks with local members. He calls the city appealing and takes an oath to continue as seventeenth judicial circuit judge, highlighting long public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Waggoner
Lonoke, Park
National Council
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Amarillo
Waggoner
Lonoke
Seventeenth Judicial Circuit Court
Mrs. Elder Undergoes Major Operation at St Anthony's
Mrs. C. C. Elder of 732 North Cleveland Street underwent a major operation this morning at St Anthony's Hospital. The article notes the potato crop as the basis of the principal crop and references ethanol as a nickname for a so called Potato Republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Elder
North
Cleveland Street
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Esthenia
Aspironal Quick Cold Relief Ad
An old advertisement touts Aspironal as rapid cold relief warming you like a toddy. It claims to ease runny nose and eyes, then gently aid bowel movements to help nature throw off the cold. Family-sized bottle offered at fifty cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penetro Bios
Fleet Off to Secret Games in Naval War Exercises
The U S fleet sails from San Pedro and San Diego with radios silent and ships darkened for a ten day tactical exercise en route to the Panama Canal. Six warships will precede the journey while Patrol Wing One air units traverse toward the West Indies. The maneuvers run through June with Pacific Atlantic and Caribbean operations and a major Caribbean battle game planned mid February to early March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
United States
San Pedro
San Diego
California
Panama Canal
Canal
Patrol Wing One
West Indies
Panama
Pacific
Atlantic
Caribbean
Canyon Boy Rides Prize Winning Float
Albert Terry a 10 year old Canyon boy rode the Del Coronado float in the Pageant of Flowers parade on New Year's Day in San Diego. His float depicted sailing craft over 50 years and he wore an 1889 style costume. The entry won second prize in its division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Terry
Hollywood
del Coronado
San Diego
Albert
Charles Elder Recovering From Automobile Injuries
Charles Elder, who suffered minor head injuries when struck by an automobile in Panhandle last night, is reported doing nicely today by attendants at St. Anthony's Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Elder
Panhandle
St. Anthony's Hospital
Blackburn Brothers executive heads East on promotional trip
N. O. Glenn of Blackburn Brothers left early this morning by plane for an Eastern tour visiting New York City Rochester Cincinnati and Chicago. He plans to meet manufacturers of the nationally known lines sold by Blackburn Brothers during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. O. Glenn
Blackburn Brothers
New York City
Rochester
Cincinnati
Chicago
Crowe Lime Chief H. Crowe Better After Major Operation
C. T. Crowe president of Crowe Lime and Cement Co underwent a major operation at Northwest Texas Hospital. Attendants report he is better and had a good night with his condition improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. Crowe
Crowe Lime and Cement Company
Northwest Texas Hospital
Mr. Crowe
Army Recruiting Sergeant Returns From California
Sgt. R. A. Jackson, United States Army recruiting officer, arrives back at his station after spending Christmas holidays in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
R. A. Jackson
United States Army
Anne Adams Pattern 4028 Indoor Frock Seeks Homes
Pattern 4028 by Anne Adams showcases a bright checked dress with princess lines and a high waisted panel. Two variations offered with contrasting collar or collarless neck, sizes 14 to 44, fabrics and ric rac required, order by mail with 15 cent pattern price and 25 cent book combo from Amarill Globe Pattern Dept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Cruise
Amarill Globe
Pattern Department
17Th St
New York
N.Y
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. D. Lidia
L’aiguillee Club
MacDowell Music Club
Federation
Home Interest Club
Mystic Weavers Club
C. W Lindsey
Mississippi Street
Junior Pierian Club
Jonnie Eslick
Pierian Club
John
McKnight
D. Club
Clay Thornton
Madison Street
Pleasant Valley
Help-Your-Neihbor Club
L. E. Moreman
Howard
Buchanan Street
Beryl Needle Club
T. V. Smith
Bixth Avenue
Thimble Club
A. Odom
South Fillmore Street
Ben Chileton
Fifth Avenue
Friendly Needle Club
D. R. Martin
Jolly
Club
June van Skike
North Arthur Breet
Entre Nous Club
Mra
M. Jones
Prospect Street
Marian Cinas
First Baptist Church
Wilson School
Frank Hoyt
Pierce Street
P. W
Carpenters Union
Carpenter's Hall
Bluebonnet Needie Club
H. Pr
Forest Hill Home
River Road Pta
River Road
Parent-Teacher Association
Southwest
Murry Watts
Taylor
Laura Wheeler
Amarillo Globe Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Avenue
Mr. and
Mrs. Howes
Steffen's Plant
George Gallup
American Institute of Public Opinion
VEW
Fleet
Secret Games
Canyon Boy Rides
Mr. Glenn
East
H. Crowe
American Institute of Laundering
Polk ST
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