Problems Discussed At Primero Chapter Meeting
Woman's Page reports a Thursday session of the Primero Chapter of Speakers Institute. Topics included Understanding Social Behavior by Mrs S W Hudson and Finding a Way in Life by Mrs W W Sharp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Hudson
Primero
Speakers Institute
Federated Club Rooms
W. W. Sharp
W. A. Jenkins
GC. W. Brott
Mr. Brott
Mesdemes M. Anthony
W. A. Armstrong
Brett Bush
Henry Cusick
Fecal
G. L. Hull
Hudson, Jenkins
Ben Ratliff
Sharp
T. Vinserhaer
J. R. Wilkinson
J. R. Moore
Kum Duble Class Hosts Monthly Coffee Sunday
The Kum Duble Class at the First Christian Church plans a monthly coffee event at 9 near dawn on Sunday morning in Fellowship Hall. Hosts and hostesses include Mr and Mrs Fred Phillips and Mr and Mrs A F Madison.
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Kum Duble
First Christian Church
Fellowship Hall
Fred Phillips
A. F. Madison
Roach Miller Rites Revealed
Miss Faye Roach and Gaither Miller wed in a Christmas Day First Baptist Church ceremony in Paris. Dr. L. Boyd Reavis officiated with sister Mrs. Floyd Weatherall as attendant and Eugene Miller as best man. The bride, daughter of John Roach, is a former Amarillo banker. Miller served in the Sea Bees. The couple plans a trip to New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Faye Roach
West Twelfth
Gaither Miller
Clarksville
First Baptist Church
Dr. L. Boyd Reavis
Floyd Weatherall, Amartlo
Eugene Miller
Marvin Cannon
John Roach
Bogata
Amarillo
American National Bank
Miller
Seabees
New Orleans
Social Calendar Highlights Tonight and Saturday Events
Tonight Pauline Moore Circle of the First Baptist Church hosts dinner and program at 6 30 with Jam Jar and YWCA Ride at 7 o clock. Saturday Story hour for children runs at 3 pm at Amarillo Public Library. Married couples dance at 8 30 pm in Downtown USC. See want ads for a used heater.
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Pauline Moore
The
First Baptist Church
Amarillo Public Library
USC
Officers Named at Child Psychology Club Meeting
The Thursday session of the Child Psychology Club elected next year’s officers led by president Mrs. Fr Garner and vice president Mrs. R A Baker. Other leaders include recording secretary Mrs. W T Hazelwood treasurer Mrs. W L Speer reporter Mrs. J B Bechtel welfare chair Mrs. G C Feierabend parliamentarian Mrs. FE J Husband. The next meeting is set for January 17 at 2 30 in the home of Mrs Feierabend, 4232 West Fourteenth.
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Fr. Garner
R. A. Baker
W. T. Hazelwood
W. L. Speer
J. B. Bechtel
G. C. Feierabend
FE. J. Husband
Mesdames Husband
Homer Tuttle
Feierabend
W M. Leachman
Baker
Garner
R. L Zelsman
Roy Haskins
A. P. Gibson
S. M. Phipps
Bechtel
L. J. Bates
Speer Hazelwood
Estudial Club Hosts Horoscope Readings and Quiz
The Estudial Club met at Khiva Temple lounge for horoscopes and birthstone data read by Mr. and Mrs. FE M Mirick. Miss Jewell Lewis led the meeting with business, and a Constitution quiz was held. Social hour hostesses included Mrs F B Abernathy and Mrs George T Royse. A covered dish dinner is planned for Feb 6.
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Estudial Club
Khiva Temple
FE. M. Mirick
Jewell Lewis
Frée d Lyon
Carl Gwin
Mesdames
F. B. Abernathy
George T. Royse
Messrs
J. C. Ritter
Fred Lyon
Carl England
Mesdames Fannie Brownrigg
Carrie Watson
Havel Curry
Vera Ferguson
Vera Fields
Alice Allison
Bessie Melvin
Goldie Quayle
Loraine Alonzo
A. W. Walker, Jr
Clifford Dunn
Lucille Jennings
Poplar Grove Plans for Joint Installation and Banquet
Poplar Grove 171 Woodmen Circle met in a business session in the WOW Hall to discuss joint installation with Alamosa Camp WOW Palo Duro Grove and Poplar Grove. Visitors expected include R F E Miller national vice president J R Simms state manager and head counsel C R Hamilton state ledger director Mrs Laura F Krebs state manager and national committee woman will assist. A banquet precedes the installation on January 15 at 8 o clock in the WOW Hall. Twenty members and one visitor attended. The next regular session is January 17 at 7 30 in the WOW Hall.
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Alamosa Camp Wow
Palo Duro Grove
Poplar Grove
Amarillo
R. F E. Miller
J. R. Simms
C. R. Hamilton
Laura F. Krebs
National Committee
Wow Hall
Mrs Bateman To Lead Home Interest Club
Mrs G C Bateman will head the Home Interest Club next year after the annual election at the Thursday afternoon meeting hosted by Mrs Q J Daniel at 1416 Hughes. Officers named include vice presidents F V Mize and S L Edwards, secretary M G Monaghan, treasurer Q J Daniel, parliamentarian G E Jones, and reporter R A Love with historian J F Gilkerson. The next meeting is set for January 17 at 2 30 o clock in the home of Mrs F V Mize, 1011 West Nineteenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Bateman
G. C. Bateman
Home Interest Club
Q. J. Daniel
Hughes
Bateman
W. R. Gowdy
F. V. Mize
S. L. Edwards
M. G. Monarhan
G. E. Jones
R. A. Love
J. F. Gilkerson
Mesdames W. R. Ballard
J. A. Cooley
Q. J. Dante
8. L. Edwards
R. EF. Kessie
Pearle B. McFachern
M. G. Monaghan
A Peterson
FE. L. Prichard
C. P. Stephenson
West Nineteenth
E Clifton Ammerman Speaker for Church Group
Mrs H W Allen presided over the First Christian Church Women's Council session in the church parlor. E Clifton Ammerman spoke on the work of Disciples missionaries in the Belgian Congo and the council voted to send church packages to the Philippines. Circle 5S hosted tea during the social hour.
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H. W. Allen
First Christian Church Woman's Council
Roberta Williams
E. A. Paschal
Jesus Boy
Robert MacGimsey
J. M. MccCasland
F. M. Frost
Africa
Clifton Ammerman
Disciples of Christ
Belgian Congo
Philippines
Circle 5S
New President Named for Happy Hour Sewing Club
Happy Hour Sewing Club gathers at Mrs. Rufus McDowell home 604 Maryland where new officers are elected led by president Mrs. Elton Wossum secretary treasurer Mrs. J V Steen and reporter Mrs. H M Jensen. Members approve weekly hostess gifts and welcome new member Mrs. Jack Bynum. Next meeting Thursday at 2 oclock hosted by Mrs. J R Fonti 400 Houston.
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Happy Hour Sewing Club
Rufus McDowell
Maryland
Elton Wossum
J. V. Steen
H. M. Jensen
Jack Bynum
Elton Woscum
F. F. Taman
Ernest Thrasher
J. R. Ponti
J. R. Fonti
Houston
Beryl Needle Club Hosts Mrs Smith In Local Meeting
Mrs J V Smith at 1317 Fast Sixth welcomed the Beryl Needle Club for an afternoon of individual sewing and a Victory Stamp drawing won by Smith. Guests included Mesdames Dewell Brown Ernest Brown Bill Rocard Bill Parker Bill Rogers W F Davis and Howard Ogle. Next meeting set for 1 20 pm at Mrs Dewell Browns 1803 Taylor.
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ST. V. Smith
Beryl Needle Club
Smith
Mesdamés Dewell Brown
Ernest Brown
Bill Rocard
Bill Parker
Bill Rogers
W._ FP. Davis
Howard Ogle
Dewell Brown
1803 Taylor
Chinese Boy Mascot of Former Flying Tigers Disappears
The 23rd Fighter Group arrives in Tacoma with an eight year old Chinese boy serving as the unit mascot. The boy vanished after the ship’s voyage from Shanghai, eight days at sea, as the group’s historic link to the Flying Tigers is noted.
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Flying Tigers
Tacoma
Wash
China
Shanghai
Flying Shark
Vanguard
Tigers
FVF Club Luncheon Hosted by Mrs Cotton
Mrs Fred Cotton at 910 Sunset welcomed FVF Club members for a covered dish luncheon and social meeting on Thursday afternoon. Attending were Mesdames Emma McNabb Everett Krahn Jack Roberson Fula Formby W F Lofgren Otto Jinks Cora Jinks T D Ledbetter Graham Bell Ferne Cabot Dysart and Cotton.
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Fred Cotton
910 Sunset
FWF Club
Mesdames
Emma McNabb
Everett Krahn
Jack Roberson
Fula Formby
W. F. Lofgren
Otto Jinks
Cora Jinks
T. D. Ledbetter
Graham Bell
Ferne Cabot Dysart
Cotton
Plastic fabrics burn and melt under heat warn readers
A humorous Washington dispatch describes synthetic fabrics tested by a laboratory. The piece reports that satin like dresses melt or shed stains when exposed to heat or liquids. A sample plastic screen also melts, warning readers to avoid fire around such materials.
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Washington
U.P
Othman Testing Laboratory
Humtehumph Tire and Rubber Co
Humtehumph Co
Lana Turner
Hideho Manufacturing Co
Winningham and Hays Tax Accountants Team
R. R. Winningham and Jack Hays operate an income and estate tax accounting and auditing practice at 426 Amarillo Building. Phone listed as 2 5106.
Designs in the Éimtetic Streeting with Cigarettes
A fragmentary note complaining about fashioning a safer future. It evokes scientists, smokers and social change, questioning how to fireproof a brave new world while criticizing modern aesthetics.
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Fellers
Burkhalter Home Hosts Alice Visitors And Student
Mr and Mrs J C Burkhalter 3712 Fountain Terrace hosted Mr and Mrs W Kelly and daughter Janie of Alice and Miss Mary Jan Burkhalter a Stephens College student in Columbia Mo The Kellys returned to Alice and Miss Burkhalter will leave Jan 8.
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J. C. Burkhalter
Fountain Terrace
W. Kelly
Janie
Alice
Mary Jan Burkhalter
Stephens College
Columbia, Mo
Kelly
Miss Burkhalter
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Hunsley’s
House OF Color
Glen L. Casey
Tan Ae
Fillmore
West
Christian Churches
Christ
J W. Darby
Clift Janak
Roy E. Belcher
T Margaret Harris Henry
White
Araeiiio
Child Psychology Club
R. FE. Anthony
Monroe
Meet
E. Clifton Ammerman
Sewing Club
J. V. Smith
Ledia F. Pinkham
FVF
Frederick C. Othman
Winningham & Hays
R. R. Winningham
Jack Hays
Flo
Armour's
Jemima
LGE
Ivory
Chuck
LUX
Lee
Crisco
Polk St
Burkhalters
Mary Miner Goodwoes
Polk
Vetesk’s Market
W. 16Th
Harrison
Orv
Sinch
Blackburn ‘Bros
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