Amoma Class Luncheon at First Baptist Church
Members of the Amoma Class at First Baptist Church met for lunch yesterday. Mrs. Wilson Forister led the invocation. devotional by Mrs. Louis Jobe and poetry read by Mrs. Dorothy Dodd. Former member Mrs. Walter Mayfield spoke on Arabia with pictures. Lists of members and a coffee event set for Jan 13 at Mrs. Florence Sullenberger’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amoma
First Baptist Church
Wilson Forister
Louis Jobe
Dorothy Dodd
Walter Mayfield
Arabia
Lucy Williams
Florence Sullenger
Alva Kohler
Addie Mathews
Rena Ross
Zelma Burgan
Anna Lamb
Wilson Porister
Eddie Mann
John Moyer
Lucille Wilson
A. C. Townsend
Viola Cox
Ed Riley
W. C. Whitecotton
W. C. Rogers
Cliff Rogers
Lottie Vermillion
Rowena Todd
Doris Landers Hess
Marie Claiborne
Ray Roth
Perry Burks
Clyde Phillips
Myrtle
New Century Club Adopts Project
Mrs W A Fisk hosted the New Century Club at 2423 Hughes where Mrs D Y Gouldy led business and roll call on current events. Plans were made to assist a needy family in the spring and the next meeting is Jan 20 at 2 30 in Mrs E F Browder's home at 1808 Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poplar Grove
Woodmen Circle
Ioof Mall
Duro Grove
Dumas Grove
W. A. Fisk
Hughes
New Century Club
D. Y. Gouldy
W. L. Askew
A. G. Attebury
D. Vv. Gouldy
E. J. McCartt
J. G
E. F. Browder
Harrison
Junior Club Hosts Film Show By Mexican Consul
Members of the Junior Woman's Club gathered yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Harris Kimbrough's home for a social hour and a program by E. V. Pesqueira the Mexican consul who presented travel films about Mexico. Guests included D. G. Blackburn John Boyce E B Burgess Alma Curtis Joe Dooley W W Gibson Harris Kimbrough Mack Nobles Dick Palmer Howard Paul Roy Snodgrass M Sullenberger Thomas Thompson Tol Ware Thomas Emerson and Dorris Collie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris Kimbrough
Hayden
E. V. Pesqueira
Mexico
D. G. Blackburn
John Boyce
E. B. Burgess
Alma Curtis
Joe Dooley
W. W. Gibson
Mack Nobles
Dick Palmer
Howard Paul
Roy Snodgrass
8. M. Sullenberger
Thomas Thompson
Tol Ware
Thomas Emerson
Miss Dorris Collie
Bridge Club Hosts Afternoon Play at Galbreath Home
A-Deal-Em Bridge Club met yesterday at 805 Madison in the Galbreah residence. High score was Mrs. Charles Mellor with second high Mrs. Harry Milholland. Refreshments served to several members and guest Mrs. Roy Curtis. Next meet set for January 20 at 2 PM at 806 Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Galbreah
Madison
Charles Mellor
Harry
Milholland
E. M. Benesch
Jack Pittman
O. J. Fredell
S. L. Beer
Roy Curtis
Floyd T. Jones
Maryland
Needle Art Club Elects New Officers
The Needle Art Club elected officers at a yesterday meeting at Mrs. Homer Tuttle's home. Officers named: President Mrs. W. D. Thornton, secretary treasurer Mrs. Homer Tuttle, reporter Mrs. E. D. Hawkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needle Art Club
Homer Tuttle
Tennessee
W. D. Thornton
E. D. Hawkins
Jack Edwards
S. M. Phipps
E. D
Pleasant Valley PTA Plans Meeting with Budget Talk
Pleasant Valley Parent-Teacher Association meets tomorrow at 3 PM at the school. Dr. R G Boger of Amarillo Center will discuss The Budget and Human Relations. An executive board session is set for 1 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Valley Parent-Teacher Association
R. G. Boger
Amarillo Center
Sorority Plans Rummage Sale and Western Dance
Gamma Iota Chapter Beta Sigma Phi outlines a rummage sale for Jan 31 at 611 East Fourth and a Western Dance on March 13. Profits fund a Mobile Tubercular Unit for Texas chapters. A talk on Preparing a Talk led by Cecile Brown follows the meeting. Attendees list includes Nussbaum Adkins Allen Minnich May McClellan Smith Smith Gallarneau Holland Whitney Shelton Britten Powell Glass Henderson Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamma Iota
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
East Fourth
Federation Club
Beta Sigma Phi
Texas
Cecile Brown
Lorraine Nussbaum
Virginia Adkins
Audrey Allen
Mary Minnich
Barbara May
Lucille McClellan
Betty Smith
Dollie Smith
Vera Gallarneau
Virginia Holland
Charlotte Whitney
Edith Shelton
Eva Marie Britten
Joan Powell
Shirley Glass
Frances Henderson
Women Ignore Fashion Dictates in Shoe Choices
New York fashion writer reports women favor high priced flats and open toed styles over long skirt trends. Irving Grossman notes 60 to 65 percent of sales are open toe, with many buying closed shoes for sitting and open toes to walk. Production costs rise with simpler trims and supply tightness looms. Prices remain high, potential small wholesale increases expected. Sweden limits annual living expenses to 6,250.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.P
Irving FE. Grossman
Guild of Better Shoe Manufacturers
I. Miller and Sons, Inc
Grossman
Promis
Lost 40 Pounds With This Home Recipe
Mrs E G Guthrie of Abi lene Texas claims Barcentrate helped her lose 40 pounds in months with no hunger or vitamins. The ad touts hundreds of Texas endorsements and one dollar bottles with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. E. G. Guthrie
Pecan St
Abilene
Texas
Laura E Krebs to install officers in Austin event
Mrs. Laura E Krebs of Austin state manager will serve as official guest and installing officer. All officers and team members are urged to attend tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenters Wives Auxiliary
Carpenter’s Hall
West Seventh
Laura E. Krebs
Austin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Junior Club
News-Globe
Cowboys
Cosmopolitan Magazine
Stork Club
Penart
Gene Autry
Toots Mansfield
Dick Griffith
Joe Walsh
Bill McMackin
Carl Dossey
Pleasant Valley
PTA
In Rayon
Gabardine
Perez Cas
Blackburn Bros. Amerillo
Perez Gobordine
City
State
C.C.D
Blackburn Bros
American Fat Salvage Committee, Inc
Barbara Bundschu
United Press
Sweden
Mrs
Polk
Merie Norman
Gay Gibson
Kelly Greer
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