Woman's Page Junior Travel Study Club Elects Officers
Mrs W W Sharp hosted the Junior Travel Study Club meeting on Wednesday afternoon as officers were elected Mrs W O Carlson became president Others include Mrs M B Kendrick vice president Vernon Crawford secretary J W Makeig treasurer Garland Martin parliamentarian C A Thomas historian and reporter Mrs Robert McNeal led the program Russia Yesterday and Today with guest Mrs EF Leo Miller Attendees included Mrs Chester Braastadt Carlson Crawford Ralph LeMond Makeig Martin McNeal Sharp S B Whittenburg Thomas J D Whittenburg Wallace Abell The next meeting will be at Mrs Abell 2113 Harrison at 2 o clock.
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W. W. Sharp
van Buren
Travel Study Club
W. O. Carlson
Mesdames M. B. Kendrick
Vernon Crawford
J. W. Makeig
Garland
Adah Story Shared At Estudiar Club Meeting
Mrs. Doris Gladman presented the Adah story at the Estudiar Club gathering in the Masonic Temple Tuesday evening. Hostesses included Mesdames Allawyn Royse and Elsie Abernathy and Miss Iris Fox. Miss Jewell Lewis led the business session.
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Adah
Doris Gladman
Estudiar Club
Masonic Temple
Mesdames Allawyn Royse
Elsie Abernathy
Iris Fox
Jewell Lewis
Messrs
W. R. Webb
E. M. Mirick
F. B. Abernathy
Carl England
Clifford Dunn
Winifred Babb
Dora Gladman
Goldie Quayle
Mayme Cavin
Eula Warren
Hazel Curry
Ruby Mitchell
Vera Ferguson
Frances Walker
Jewel Lewis
Lucille Jennings
Carl Guin
John Esterday
Red Carnation Lodge to Install Officers at I O O F Hall
The Red Carnation Lodge holds a 2 pm Friday meeting at the I O O F Hall for a business session and installation of new officers led by Mrs. Carl Hamilton, Mrs. Harry Devine, and Mrs. Virgil Land. Outgoing officers are urged to attend with their rituals.
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Red Carnation Lodge
Carl Hamilton
Harry Devine
Virgil Land
I. O. O. F. Hall
Mrs Keirsey Elected New Advisor
The Rainbow Girls elected Mary Keirsey as mother advisor for the coming year at a meeting hosted by Mrs. Homer Tuttle 816 Tennessee. Pauline Baker presided. by laws were revised by E C Singleton C M Goodnight and S M Phipps.
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Rainbow Girls
Homer Tuttle
Tennessee
Pauline Baker
E. C. Singleton
C. M. Goodnight
S. M. Phipps
Mary Keirsey
Singleton
L. J. Vogel
Mesdames Singleton
Phipps
Baker
G. Campbell
A Petersen
Roy Roth
Virgil Bush
B S. Smith
Keirsey
Vogel
B. B Bumpass
Mrs Paul Shelford Delivers Talk at Wilson PTA
Mrs Paul Shelford spoke to the Wilson Parent Teacher Association in the school auditorium on Security in Spiritual Faith. The program featured a devotional period by fourth graders, music numbers, the Wilson Unit prayer, minutes, and a treasurer's report. Attendance awards were given to Pauline Clark's fourth grade and Jewell Davis' first grade rooms.
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Paul Shelford
Wilson Parent-Teacher Association
Joe Stensons
Mary Leland Whiteside
Pauline Clark
Bernice Parrott
Morris Barnwell
Wilson Unit
W. M
Humphrey Highland PTA hears Rev Smith on wastful Americans
The Humphrey Highland Parent-Teacher Association met at the school Tuesday afternoon with Rev. R. L. Smith of Fairview Baptist Church as guest speaker. He spoke on America a Nation of Wasters and discussed how to practice conservation. Mrs L D Surratt presided at the business meeting. Mrs J W Hills pupils presented a program of songs and readings. Her room won the attendance prize.
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Humphrey Highland Parent- Teacher Association
R. L. Smith
Fairview Baptist Church
America
L. D. Surratt
J. W. Hill
Music Teachers Guild Recital at Myers Music Mart
The Music Teachers Guild will present pupils in a recital Saturday night at Myers Music Mart. Participants include Becky Wilson, Brenda Lee Brown, Jeanne Marie Erhard, Bobby Wirth, Madelene Stone, Stanley Davis, Carolyn Daniel, Ellen White, Dona Lee Robertson, Mary Ann Weller, Betty Elliot, Parbela Price, Ramona Gilbert, Carl Dee Elliot, Newman Bonwell and Novelle Johnson.
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The
Music Teachers Guild
Myers Music Mart
Becky Wilson
Brenda Lee Brown
Jeanne Marie Erhard
Bobby Wirth
Madelene Stone
Stanley Davis
Carolyn Daniel
Ellen White
Dona Lee Robertson
Mary Ann Weller
Betty Elliot
Parbela Price
Ramona Gilbert
Carl Dee Elliot
Newman Bonwell
Novelle Johnson
Forest Hill PTA Meeting at School
Forest Hill Parent-Teacher Association met at the school Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Curtis Elliff presiding in the absence of Mrs N E Martin. First grade room led by Mrs Alta Smith won the attendance prize. Globe-News Want Ads Get Results.
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Forest Hill
Curtis Elliff
N. E. Martin
Alta Smith
Social Calendar Tonight and Friday Events Listed
Various clubs meet in downtown and nearby sites. Sewing, study, and church events span 7 30 to 9 daily with leaders named and locations including Lincoln Avenue and Pierce Street. Public service gatherings and installations are scheduled at First Presbyterian, I O O F Hall, and Y W C A.
Care of Hands Discussed at Pleasant Valley HDC Meeting
Miss Pauline Lakey spoke to the Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club on care of the hands and beautifying home grounds. The meeting was at Mrs. H. J. Pankratz’s home on River Drive with members and guests attending. The next gathering is set for January 24 at 1 PM at Mrs. Davis’s residence on River Drive.
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Pleasant Valley
Pauline Lakey
Potter County Home Demonstration
Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club
H. J. Pankratz
River Drive
Mesdames W. T. Willis
Elgin Reid
P. F. Coy
B. F. Pate
H. L. Henderson
H. E Phillips
J. N. Loop
E. L. Gibson
Levelland Banker Reports Strong South Plains Growth
Bob Hester of Levelland, banker, visited Amarillo yesterday on business and to attend the Khiva Temple annual meeting. He says his town and the South Plains show the best financial condition in history with growth fueled by good crops high prices and oil development.
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Bob Hester
Levelland
Amarillo
Khiva Temple
Hester
South Plains
Four Women Members Enter Texas 49th Legislature
The 49th Texas Legislature greets four women in the House. Florence Fenley of Uvalde champions elderly aid and recalls pioneer roots. Rae Files of Waxahachie pushes UT leadership and teaches history. Neville Colson of Navasota seeks higher pay for eleemosynary workers and teachers while urging states rights. Elizabeth Sulter of Winniporo is noncommittal but attentive to issues.
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Kennedy Austin
Tex
Florence Fenley
Uvalde
Rae Files
Waxahachie
Homer P. Rainey
University of Texas
Neville Colson
Navasota
Ie Teeny
Elizabeth Sulter
Winniporo
Texas
Fenley
Oldsters
Texana
International Cowboys Association of America
San Antonio
Trail Drivers
Islature
Miss Files
Baylor
Sam Houston
Grimes County
Take Off Ugly Fat With This Home Recipe
An inexpensive home remedy claims to reduce ungainly weight without hard exercise or dieting. Mix four ounces of liquid parcel Concentrate with a pint of grapefruit juice and take two tablespoons twice daily. Promises quick slimming and a money back guarantee if the first bottle fails to show results.
America’s Army of Farmers Never Defeated in World War II
The message lauds American farmers and ranchers for sustaining peak food production during 1944 and throughout the war. It notes record meat, corn, and wheat outputs and credits farm families for feeding service members and civilians, stating the agricultural army has achieved every goal set since the war began.
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Armed Services
America
Swift & Company
United States
Chicago
Union Stock Yards
Rights in Education and States’ Rights Highlighted by Local Figures
Mrs Colson argues that decent salaries recruit good teachers and kindly attendants for patients, while Miss Elizabeth Suiter of Winnsboro notes states' rights as a guiding motto. Suiter, a Winnsboro attorney, comes from a political family. her father Will D. Suiter served as state Senator 1915–1923 and she joined the House in 1943.
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Colson
Elizabeth Suiter
Winnsboro
Miss Suiter
Will D. Suiter
Clarence Thompson Leads Panhandle Business Campaign
Hardware dealer Clarence Thompson spoke in Amarillo about an advertising and promotion campaign presented to West Texas State College by 52 Panhandle business leaders. Thompson emphasized local civic involvement and support for college outreach efforts.
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Clarence Thompson
Dany
Amarillo
M. Thompson
Panhandle
West Texas State College
Class Will Have Meeting At First Christian Dr Shelton
The First Christian Dr Shelton Class will meet Friday at 2 30 in the church parlor. New officers will be hostesses.
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Shelton
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