Alpha Alpha Unit Honors Two Women Dinner At Blackstone
Alpha Alpha Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi hosted a dinner at the Blackstone Hotel Friday night honoring Augusta Diven and Mrs W O Culbertson Jr. Gifts were presented for their new homes in New Mexico and crystal and silver keepsakes. Anne Allen showed West Coast photos to the group after the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Alpha Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Blackstone Hotel
Augusta Diven
New York
W. O. Culbertson, Jr
Marie Ellen Foltz
Culbertson
Rubydell Steel
Bette Scott
Keith Daggett
Alene Moring
Ernestine Nobles
Mary Vineyard
Mary Kay Utterback
Loisa Smith
Ann Allen
Marion Gross
Polly Bilgin
Rosamond Kuntz
Inez Hough
Jamita Simmonds
Kay Gorman
Lillian Mead
Diven
Mrs. Culbertson
Private Duty Nurses Plan To Meet Wednesday Afternoon
The Private Duty Section of the Texas Graduate Nurses Association will meet at 3:30 Wednesday afternoon in the home of Mrs Sarah Clementz Otis Apartments No. 26. Mrs Juanita Cannon and Miss Genevieve Van Cleve will be co hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Graduate Nurses’ Association
Sarah Clementz
Otis Apartments
Juanita Cannon
Genevieve van Cleve
Wished For an Ax Leads To Wrong Ad At Texas Sorority
UT sorority Kappa Alpha Theta received numerous calls after a typographical error in a want ad listed their phone number for 50 wood choppers. The high response left the members unable to answer the sorority house phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
U.R
Kappa Alpha Theta
University of Texas
Calendar of meetings and social events in Amarillo
A listing of numerous meetings and social gatherings for organizations and clubs around Amarillo. Includes sororities, parent teacher units, ladies nights, luncheons, and club rooms with times, locations, and host names such as Alpha Alpha Chapter Beta Sigma Phi at 3900 Polk Street and Panhandle Speech Arts Association at 1619 Tyler Street, among many others.
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Alpha Alpha Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Federation
Panhandle Speech Arts Association
R BH Masterson, Jr
Tyler Street
BPW Club Meeting Focuses on Legislation Program
The Bu Women’s Club will meet Tuesday at Amarillo Hotel for dinner at 6 30 pm. A business discussion and program on legislation will follow led by Miss Elva McGraw chair of the club’s legislation committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women's Club
Amarillo Hotel
BPW Club
Amarillo
Elva McGraw
Public Invited to Hear Mrs Coffee Review Book
The public is invited to hear Mrs Joe F Coffee review A Bird in the Tree a novel by Elizabeth Goudge at the Rose Bowl Tea Room after lunch tomorrow.
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Rose Bowl Tea Room
Joe F. Coffee
Elizabeth Goudge
Coffee Review
Joe F. Coffee Review
Bird In the Tree
Canary Show Entries To Close Soon
The International Roller Canary Breeders Association sponsors a grand championship show at the Herring Hotel this week. Entry books close at 9 tonight and judging will be by John Salsberg of Salt Lake City over four days. The Lone Star Roller Canary Bird Club leads with officers and many members, noting this is the association’s first show below the Mason-Dixon Line. About 3000 canaries have been entered from nearly every state and Honolulu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Roller Canary Breeders Association
Herring Hotel
John Salsberg
Salt Lake City
Lone Star Roller Canary Bird Club
E. R. Glass
Carl Blake
Frank Allien
Jean Bradley
C. H van Fleet
Frank Allen
Emma Dodson
V. W. Fergus
I. M Judd
H. N. Miller
J. S McMillen
J. M. Nelson
M. A. Nelson
Keller Page
Sam Stinson
C. H. van Fleet
J. M Weaver
J. M. Winchester
J. B. Wilmeth
A. L. Morris
J. Barnett
F. M. Doss
W. L. Davis
W. R. Morris
Bob Knowles
H. R. Bain
van Fleet
Union
Honolulu
Birthday Surprise Honors Mrs. Muldrow at 74th Celebration
Mrs. W H Muldrow was honored at a surprise 74th birthday party hosted by her daughter in law at 622 West Eighth Avenue. Guests sang Happy Birthday upon her arrival and shared refreshments in a day of conversation with friends including Mrs. J C Wesberry who helped with plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WH. Muldrow
W. D. Muldrow
West
Eighth Avenue
J. C. Wesberry
George Enoch
Walter Clement
H. B. Tyler
Co. M. Tyler
D. Deffenbaugh
W. A. Newlin
J. F. Caldwell
Ida Elliott
A. White
J. Middaugh
Inez Lilly
Alice Potter
W. B. Richardson
Dorothy Ann Muldrow
Dorothy Spaulding
Georgia Blankenship
Yvonne Wesberry
Eugene Muldrow
Amoma and Shelton Church Classes Hold Meetings
The Amoma Class of First Baptist met at 203 West Party-first Avenue at 9 AM for coffee and weekly visitation. The Dr Shelton Bible Class of First Christian met at the church for a monthly business and luncheon, with Rev. Martin A Meeker leading vocation. Officers were installed including President Donna Green and others. numerous members and guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha
First Baptist Church
First Baptist Amenia
M A. Morgan
West Forty-First Avenue
Amoma
M. A. Morgan
West Party
First Avenue
Shelton
Dr. Shelton
The
First Christian Church
Martin A. Meeker
Mavis Utterback
8. H. Madden
C. B. Reeder
Donna Green
J. L. Young
B. H. Capers
Edna Windsor
Della Martin
J. C. Winn
J. D. Walker
R. C. Snodgrass
E. M. Mirick
B. Reeder
Madden
Lena Druin
Mesdames Atterback
C. P. Hutchings
H. P. Fennimore
W. A. Dean
W. T. Moreland
E. E. Boxwell
J. H. Holstein
Mesdames
J. W. Lomax
C. Hunt
Mrs. Meeker
Sam Houston P T A to Meet Tonight at School
The Sam Houston Parent Teacher Unit will meet at 7 30 this evening in the school building. The Lee Bivins PTA will gather at 3 45 Tuesday afternoon at the school for a program by Mrs W W Gibson. St Marys Unit presented a US flag prize to a third grade class at Cathedral Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Houston
Lee Bivins
Parent-Teacher Association
Lee Bivins Parent-Teacher Association
W. W. Gibson
ST. Mary's
United States
St. Mary's Academy
Cathedral Hall
W. B. Gunn
R. P. Carter
W. B. Todd
Fk Geyer Honored On Birthday With Family Reunion
Geyer celebrated with a surprise birthday dinner at 1414 Washington Street. Immense happiness as all immediate family gathered from Shamrock and Barnsdall after three years apart, including Glenn LaDue family, Gerald Geyer, Hugh Kimbrough and relatives with Anna Carolyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. F. Geyer
New HD Club Organized in Forest Hill Community
A home demonstration club forms in Forest Hill at Mrs. E. A. Collie home and will name at a Friday meeting in Mrs George Dudley home. Officers include President Mrs. W. B Bowlen and Vice President Mrs. K. W Stanard.
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New HD Club
Forest Hill
E. A. Collie
George Dudley
W. B Bowlen
K. W Stanard
W. Carver
D. FE. Harris
F. Stitt
Dudley
S G. Gargwer
Help-Your-Neighbor Club Plans Forty-Two Party
Pleasant Valley Help-Your-Neighbor Club held an all-day meeting at Mrs. Less Frampton’s home with Mrs. Prampton presiding. A forty-two party is set for Thursday night at Mrs. J. Walden’s home. all members attended and the next regular meeting is scheduled for January 23.
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Pleasant Valley
Help
Potter County Federation of Women's Clubs to elect officers
Officers will be elected at a meet ing of the Potter County Federation of Women's Clubs at 2 30 oclock Tuesday afternoon in the Federation Club Rooms. Wilson Child Study Club to meet soon The Wilson Child Study Club will meet at 1 30 oclock Thursday afternoon in the home of Mrs. Frank Hoyt, 827 Virginia Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter County Federation of Women's Clubs
Federation Club
Potter County Federation of Women’s Clubs
Wilson Child Study Club
Frank Hoyt
Virginia Street
Junior Harmony Club Meeting at Mrs McKitterick Home
The Junior Harmony Club will meet at 6 tonight at the home of Mrs R N McKitterick 1304 Monroe Street. Members to discuss upcoming events and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Harmony Club
Tu Ot “Ik Tor
R. N. McKitterick
Monroe Sweet
Club Hosts Housewarming for Mr and Mrs J W Thomas
A surprise housewarming at 2903 South Tyler Street honored Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Thomas Saturday night. Homecraft Club members and husbands attended and presented a mantel mirror. Guests included G. A. Bunyan E. C. Twing J. W. Holloway E. A. Baker and daughter Inez Darnell and others.
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J. W. Thomas
South
Tyler Street
Homecraft Club
Thomas
Messrs
Mesdames
G. A. Bunyan
E. C. Twing
J. W. Holloway
E. A. Baker
Inez Darnell
Inez Darnell, Messrs
W. V. Blodgett
J. A. Butcher
A. C. Twing
W. R. Hill
R. L. Jones
Mittie Hill
New Hair Dos Named After War Planes
Miss Bootz Powell of Fort Worth introduces two spring hair styles the spitfire and the hurricane named after RAF fighters. The designs debut at the All Texas Beauty Exposition opening February 23 and reflect speed and maneuverability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
U.P
Bootz Powell
Fort Worth
Powell
National
Jack Bond
The
Texas Association
New York
Slim Daytime or Dinner Frock Pattern Ad
Anne Adams Pattern 4340 offers a slim gored skirt frock in day or evening lengths with sleeve options. Available sizes 16 to 20 and 34 to 44. fabric yardage given for 39 inch fabric. price ten cents? fifteen cents requested for pattern. Order to Amarillo Globe Pattern Department New York.
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Anne Adams
Amarillo Globe
Pattern Department
West 11Th Street
New York
N. Y
Radio Schedule Highlights Daily Amber Programs
Listings show KGNC 1410 AM and NBC network hours from dawn to midnight with daytime 2 500 watt and night 1 000 watt limits. Programs include Fred Waring Pleasuretime NBC News by Air Sports Review Vocal Novelties Telephone Hour Voice of Firestone Walter Sikes' Golf Lessons and more with multiple NBC and CBS entries across morning afternoon and evening blocks.
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KGNC
Fred Waring
NBC
Novalties
Voice of
Firestone
Walter Sikes
Ray Herbeck Orenestee
University of Chicago Round Table
Olmstead
National Radio Forum
Alr
Don Isidro
Lou Breese
Neil Bondshu
Gay Claridge Orch
Cbs-Wabc
Chicago
Cbs-West
Nbc-Weat
Nbc-Wiz
Ireene Wicker
Nbc-Blue-West
Hedda Hopper
Cbs-Basic
cbs-Dixie
Capt. Healy
Nbc-Red
Alma- Kitchell
Wjz
Bud Barton
Nbc-Blue
Paul Sullivan
Lowry Kohler
Mbs-Chain
Pearson
Lowell Thomas
Tom
Cbs
Wabe
Mbs
Midwest
Nbe-Wear
H. Foote
Nbe
Amos and Andy
Cbs-Chain-West
Ulton Lewis, Jr
Weaf
Bluie-Chain
Lanny Ross
Cbs-Wabe
Burns and Allen
Red West
Blondie
Dagwood
Dancing Music Orchestra
Sam Baker
Wen
Kwk
Wkre
Wire
James Melton Cone
Wle
Wallenstein
Dr. Hagen
Boake Carter
Basic
Wor
Elmer Davis
Nbs-Weat
Wjz de Mille
Gabriel Heatter
America
West
Nbc-Weat News
Basin St
Nbc-Weat Olmstead
Guy Lombardo
Chs
Nbe-Wear-East
Burns & Allen
Nbe-Red
Cbs-Chain
Mbsa
Pattern 4681 available in misses and women's sizes
Pattern 4681 is offered in misses and women's sizes 12 14 16 18 20 30 32 34 38 and 40. Size 16 requires 3 yards of 39 inch fabric and 1 yard contrast. Send fifteen cents for this pattern to Pattern Department Amarillo Globe 243 West 17th St New York NY.
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Pattern Department
Amarillo Globe
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Lanky Frankie Is Dixie Net Tennis Champion
Prank Kovacs of Oakland won the singles crown at the 17th annual Dixie Net tournament in Tampa. He defeated Eddie Alloo of Rollins College 6-0 6-3 6-2 after Alloo upset top players Jack Kramer Bryan Grant and Bobby Riggs en route to the final. Don McNeill and Kramer took the doubles title 6-1 7-5 6-2 over Guernsey and Bobbitt.
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Tampa
Fla
Prank Kovacs
Oakland
Eddie Alloo
Rollins College Istar
Winter Park
Alloo
Jack Kramer
Los Angeles
Bryan M. Grant
Atlanta
Bobby Riggs
Chicago
Don McNeill
Oklahoma City
Kramer
Frank Guernsey
Orlando
Russell Bobbitt
Mother Mixture Cough Remedy Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement promotes a home mixed cough syrup costing little. It instructs to dissolve sugar and water then add Pinex in a pint bottle to make a full pint of cough remedy. It claims fast relief, pleasant taste, long shelf life, and money savings, noting ingredients like Norway Pine and guaiacol.
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Norway
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Alpha
Ballard
Alpha Delta Sorority
Rosalie Cousins
Polk Street
Band Parents Association
Knights of Columbus
la Costura Club
RL. Alien
Washington Street
Car) Hinton
E. Smith
Teans A and M Parents’ Club
Wilson Parent-Teacher Association
First Baptist Mary
N. D .Griffith
Jackson Street
Northwest Texas Hospital
Lou Dell Hand
Alabama Street
San Jacinto Kiwani-Anns
J. T. Price
Broadmoor Street
Amarillo Country Club
Fellowship Hall
Las Amigas Club
C M. Tyler
van Aren Street
San Jacinto P T
Lee Bivins P. T. Unit
Glenwood P. T
Bonita Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Taylor Street
C. I A
L. E
C. O. F. Hall
Gicinek
Amarillo Music
Teachers Association
Mexican Inn
Union Label League
Carpenters Hall
Amarillo Rebekah Lodge
I. C. C. F. Hall
Miracle Book Club
North Taylor Street
Wolflin School
P.T
J. B. PF. Bridge Club
T. F. Ballard
West Twelfth Avenue
Sanborn School P.T
Jome
the Whiteway
Shorte
Carton
Oxydol
Whiteway Grocery & Market
S. Fillmore
Tom Broaddus
Walker
Dr@in
Lon Sellars
Capers
C. W. Lindsey
FE Kroboth
D B. Green
H. C Randolph
W. D. McClure
W. C Hickey
Bessie Simmons
W. P. Strickland
Lola Ham
Windsor
Geyer
Potter Federation
Sons of Legion
Richard Lee Sloan
Alma Sloan
Floyd Sloan
Long
American Legion
the Sky Pilot
Farm
Sons of the West
the Trading Post
Brass Hats
Bob Hamilton
Bert Levy
Breakfast Club of the Air
Modern Home
Modern Melody Trio
Viennese Ensemble
Women
Wohl
Dr. Malone
David Harum
Arnold Grimm
Savone Farm
Alt
Winstop Duzzit
Joan Brooks
Texas School of the Air
NBC Concert Orchestra
Eton Boys
Ma Perkins
Pepper Young
Vic and Sade
John Josey
Stella Dallas
Lorenzo Jones
Young Widder Brown
Girl Riane
Lone Journey
Stree
Fats “Waller
Charlie Spivak
Jack Armstrong
Rhythm Five
KFDA
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Sport
Busfield
Chapel In the Sky
Dean Hudson
Ord
Sky
Gaslight Theater
Raymond Gram
Dawn Patrol
TSN
Club of the Air
Cedric Foster
Sidewalk Cafe
White House
F. D. Roosevelt
Johnson Family
John
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Capitol
Globe-News
Robert Taylor
Norma Shearer
Pluto Cartoon
Rialto
Ethel Vance
Saturday Evening Post
Ae Sebee
the Post
Screen
Tmarjorie Rambeau
Alan Hale
Jane Wyman
Ronald Reagan
Lewis Seiler
Warner Bros
Max Steiner
Walter Deleon
Norman Reilly Rolag
Lanky
Frankie
Dixie
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