Amarillo Country Club Plans January Social Events
The Amarillo Country Club announces a January calendar of social gatherings including family game night January 8 at 8 pm with $25 in prizes, two ladies bridge luncheons on January 14 and 28 starting at 10 am with hostesses, and an evening bridge session January 18 at 8 pm with per table prizes and grand prizes for multi-table players. Reservations are urged at the club house. phone 9313.
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Amarillo Country Club
Calendar of meetings and clubs in Amarillo tonight and Thursday
This listing catalogs numerous open forums and club sessions across Amarillo venues including 1613 Harrison Street 745 oclock and Capitol Hotel 745 oclock for Senior Girls MacDowell Club Federation Club Rooms and Junior Business Women's Club. Also noted are American Legion Auxiliary Legion Hall 739 oclock Amarillo Chapter O E 8 824 Taylor Street 8 oclock and more at various churches and federation rooms with times from 1.30 pm to 8 pm covering many circles and committees.
Election and Initiation Conducted at Alpha Delta Sorority
Election of officers and initiation of four new members were conducted at a meeting of Alpha Delta sorority last night at the Hilton Hotel home of Mrs. Wayne DeGrassi. New officers are president Mrs. J. L. Carter, vice president Rosalie Cousins, secretary Lois Knight, treasurer Virginia Doty, reporter Mrs. Paul Gose, and historian Adelaide Barton. The candlelight initiation service impressed attendees. New members are Mrs. Gose, Lois Knight, Sybil Taylor and Joan Morehead. Rosalie Cousins will host the next meeting at 7:30 p.m. Monday at her home, 3900 Polk Street.
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Alpha Delta Sorority
Wayne DeGrassi
Hilton Hotel
J. L. Carter
Rosalie Cousins
Lois Knight
Virginia Doty
Paul Gose
Adelaide Barton
Gose
Sybil Taylor
Joan Morehead
Polk Street
Royal Neighbors of America Plan Installation Luncheon
The Royal Neighbors of America will hold an annual installation luncheon at 1 o clock Thursday at the Ross Hotel. Reservations may be made with Mrs C R Richardson at telephone 24181.
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Royal Neighbors of America
Ross Hotel
C. R. Richardson
New Officers To Be Installed At Rebekah Lodge Meeting
New officers will be installed at a meeting of the Amarillo Rebekah Lodge at 7 30 tonight in the I O O F Hall.
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Amarillo Rebekah Lodge
Rebekah Lodge
I. O. O. F. Hall
Jolly Jibbers Club Schedules Thursday Meeting
The Jolly Jibbers Club meets at 2 30 PM Thursday at Mrs Orville Brazier 611 Madison St. At the last gathering in Mrs Eldon Breer 507 Fairmont St Mrs John Dp Dunn was elected reporter and Mrs J E Pearce was made a member. Attending were Mesdames Truett Ledbetter Lewis Williams Jack Isaacs C T Cline W W Swann Brazier Pearce and the hostess.
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Jolly Jibbers Club
Jolly Jibbers' Club
Orville Brazier
Madison Street
Eldon Breer
Fairmont Street
John Dp Dunn
J. E. Pearce
Mesdames Truett Ledbetter
Lewis Williams
Jack Isaacs
C. T
Les Temps Club to Meet With Mrs Raymond Andrews
The Les Temps Club will meet at 3 o clock Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs Raymond Andrews 110 Fast Twelfth Avenue.
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Les Temps Club
Raymond Andrews
Fast Twelfth Avenue
Needle Club Meeting Postponed to January 24
The Friday Needle Club meeting is postponed to the next regular date January 24. Hostess will be Mrs. 8 Coffee at 1711 Van Buren Street.
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Needle Club
van Buren Street
Miss Erdman Delivers Speech At Panhandle Club Meeting
Miss Mary Ella Flesher hosted the Panhandle Junior Speech Club at the Musical Arts Conservatory Monday night. Miss Lou Grace Erdman spoke on Building a Personal Style, with Doris Mae Herrmann leading a program on Diction and Style.
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Mary Ella Flesher
Panhandle
Musical Arts Conservatory
Doris Mae Herrmann
Donald Clark
Lou Grace Erdman
Charlotte Allen
Margaret Ivey
Billie Bethune
Shiley Cline
Margaret Dowse
Jewelle Fliis
Ruthe Klein
Pat McClarney
Roberne Wilson
Jane Woodruff
Alpha Beta Chapter Elects Extemporaneous Speaking Program
The Alpha Beta Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha met Monday night in Federation Club Rooms to hear a program on Extemporaneous Speaking led by Mrs. Paralee Bishop. Participants included Misses Mary Childs Doris Shore Betty Elliott with others Elsie Harbison Emma Roberson Jean Doud Lona Donovan Chloie Hail and sponsor Mrs. Elizabeth Whitaker.
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Alpha Beta Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Federation Club
Paralee Bishop
Mary Childs
Doris Shore
Betty Elliott
Elsie Harbison
Emma Roberson
Jean Doud
Lona Donovan
Chloie Hail
Elizabeth Whitaker
Miracle Book Author Will Speak Here
The Miracle Book Club will meet at 7:30 PM at Alice Wright 802 Adams Street then move to the usual meeting place to hear B. B. Sutcliff of Portland Oregon speak. Sutcliff wrote the Miracle Book, the suggested name for the international organization of Christian young people.
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Miracle Book Club
Alice Wright
Adams Street
B. B. Sutcliff
Portland
Ore
Sutcliff
International Organization of Christian Young People
Wednesday Eight Bridge Club Entertained at Home
The Wednesday Eight Bridge Club gathered Friday at Mrs. Woodrow Malone's home at 3212 Center Street. Prizes went to Gertrude Siner for high and Gertrude Kiddlow and C. Y. Johnson for traveling. Others attending included Glen Broaddus Boyd Woods Fay Shackelford J. D. Dillard and the hostess. The next meeting is January 18 with Mrs. Woods.
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Woodrow Malone
Center Street
Gertrude Siner
Gertrude Kiddlow
C. Y. Johnson
Mesdames Glen Broaddus
Boyd Woods
Fay Shackelford
J. D. Dillard
Woods
Blue Bonnet Needle Club Meeting Postponed
A meeting of the Blue Bonnet Needle Club has been postponed. The next meeting time and place will be announced later.
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Blue Bonnet Club
Blue Bonnet Needle Club
Gamma Kappa Unit To Meet Wednesday
The Gamma Kappa chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sorority will meet at 7 oclock Wednesday night in the Federation Club Rooms. Cranberry jelly note mentions a method to restore gloss on cut surfaces by using a silver knife dipped in warm water, emphasizing quick work and minimal water.
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Gamma Kappa Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Federation
Polk Street church unit misses meeting for mission institute
Polk Street Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service will not meet as scheduled. Members are urged to attend the District Missionary Institute at San Jacinto Methodist Church starting at 10 30 a m Wednesday with a covered dish lunch at noon. Dr C K Vnet of the General Missionary Board in New York City is the main speaker. The Kate Ellen Gruver Young Woman's Auxiliary of the First Baptist Church met Monday night at Mrs Arthur Osgood's home.
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Polk Street
Kate Ellen Gruver
First Baptist Church
Arthur Osgood
van Buren Street
Mary Frances Konkle
Sue Colson
Fannie Mae Haynie
Wilma Webb
Elbertine Reeder
Shirley Hill
Thelma Blevins
Mary Knight
Elizabeth McLaughlin
Wilma Robinson
Laverne Robinson
Wanna Snow
Ola Mae Baird
Lavonia Snow
Earlene Angel
Ione Baker
Mittie Hamblin
Ruth Reddell
Mrs. Osgood
Lena Lair Unit Meeting Announced at 2:30 P M
The Lena Lair Circle of the First Baptist Women's Missionary Society will gather tomorrow at 2 30 P M at the home of Mrs B M Daniel located at 815 Palo Duro Street concluding with plans for local outreach and reports from members.
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First Baptist
M.S
Pauline Cammarck
RH Ray
Crockett Street
Ollie Lewellyn
J. P. Chilton
Madison Street
C. W. Robinson
Artie Landon
N J Ballard
West
Nineteenth Avenue
Bertha Lee Hunt
A. Kenyon
Carolina Street
Ida Taylor
S. H. Coker
Lipscomb
Alice B. Smith
C. A Melton
Palo Duro Street
Mabel McCall
H. L. Pattle
Monroe Street
Janet Ray
J. E. Proper
Belleview
Mildred Matthews
Lester Stone
Washington Street
Lena Lair
B. M. Daniel
Palo Duro
Elsie Clor
P. Hackley
Sixteenth Avenue
Kathleen Maddox
Vada Waldron
Hudson Davis
West Tenth Avenue
First Baptist Women's Missionary Society
Mrs. L. R. Dumbell Dies in Oklahoma City
Mrs. L. R. Dumbell aged 61 died suddenly yesterday at her home in Oklahoma City. She was mother of Harry F. Dumbell of Amarillo and spent Christmas with him. Surviving relatives include sisters, nieces, and nephews in Oklahoma City and Amarillo. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at Guardian Funeral Home in Oklahoma City.
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Oklahoma City
R. W. Hatcher
Amarillo
H. L. Williams
Harriet Hatcher
Guardian Funeral Home
Rogers Attends Texas Education Meetings in Austin
Charles M. Rogers superintendent of Amarillo public schools travels to Austin to join the Governor's Central Committee on Education and its sub committee on state support for public schools. He also attends the executive committee meeting of the Texas State Teachers Association while there.
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Charles M. Rogers
Amarillo
Austin
Governor's Central Committee On
Rogers
Texas State Teachers Association
Amarillo High School Seeks Prelim Classifications
R B Norman principal states students planning to attend Amarillo High School next semester should report within a week for preliminary classification. This speeds regular placement and helps tailor the curriculum for the scholastic year. Final exams are January 22 and 23.
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Amarillo High School
R. B. Norman
Amarillo High School to Administer Guidance Questionnaire
Principal R. B. Norman announced Amarillo High School will administer a guidance program questionnaire next week. Students will state desired honors, college plans and preferred college and course of study. If not pursuing college, they will indicate intended work after graduation. Religious and moral questions from last year are omitted.
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Amarillo High School
R. B. Norman
2638 Cans Given In Home Campaign
Final reports on the One Thousand Cans for the Children's Home campaign show Amarillo High School students collecting 2638 cans before Christmas. The effort boosted community aid and highlighted student participation in a local charity drive.
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Amarillo High School
Local aid drive distributes food and harvest goods
The drive distributed 2,638 cans of food, one bushel of potatoes, one bushel of oranges, one bushel of dried prunes, one box of apples, and live turkeys as part of the relief effort.
Burk Tour To Chicago Furniture Mart With Purnitur Crew
Amarillo Furniture Co manager E T Burk left yesterday for the Chicago Furniture Mart. He travels with M Burk D Huneke and Hu Hibdon, Amarillo salesmen. They expect to be away about ten days.
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E. J. Burk
Furniture Mart
E. T. Burk
Amarillo Furniture Company
Yeterday
Chicago
Purnitur Mart
M . Burk
D. Huneke
Hu Hibdon
Amarillo Purniture Pany
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W. R. Klingensmith
H. L. Adkins
C. P. Bordwell
Macon O Carder
Open Forum Club
George Parr
Harrison Street
MacDowell Club
Capitol Hotel
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
O. E
Taylor Street
MacDowell Boys’ Club
Little Flower Mission Guild of
Sacred Heart Cathedral
J. 8. Edwards
Wesleyan Guild of
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Zell Barton
Prospect Street
Alpha Tota Sorority
Fillmore Street
Tenth Avenue Methodist
G. Jehurch
Woman's Council of
Pierce Street Baptist W. M. A
Confucius Bridge Club
OH Pavillard
Cheer Makers
Clu
John Bingamon
Silver Thimble Sewing Club
GT. Carr
Auctionettes
Bridge Club
R.L Bennett
Pierce Street
W W. Sharp
First Christian Woman's Council
H. Cc. Randolph
Shelton
J. M. Russell
S. H. Madden
Jack Hinerman
Bowie Street
G. F. Cooper
Charles Woodburn
Tyler Street
Central Presbyterian Woman's Council
Sara Seward
J. D. Singleton
F A Zimpfer
Frances Goodrich
Lawrence Hagg
Lipscomb Street
M. T. Johnson
Hallie Hawk
Ann Nassau
J. H. Harmon
F Beer
Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club
W. L. Pond
Methodist District Missionary Institute
Maxwell House
Central
South America
Texas
General Food
Popyright
Miss Erdman
Kate Gruver Ywa
Girl Scout
White & Kirk
Mont Wands Te
Joan of Arce
Hando
Diagonals
Passionat
Orleans
HOUR
Nelly Don
Pan
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Enka Rayon
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