Mrs E Hall Honored At Amarillo Credit Women Dinner
Mrs Ellis Hall the former Velma Granberry was honored by the Credit Womens Club of Amarillo with a buffet at 2002 Monroe Street. New executive board members include Velma Hall and Helen Hutcheon with committees announced and gifts presented to the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Hall
Velma Granberry
Juanita Frieze
Credit Womens Club of
Amarillo
Monroe Street
Virginia Wisdom
Helen Hulcheons
Velma Hall
Alleron Moore
Elsie Harbison
Lyda May Walker
Josephine Boyd
Martha B. Stulee
Lois Bartle
Lyra May Walker
Lois Bartley
Aileen Moore
Celia Morrow
Helen Hutcheon
Defense Is Club Topic and Red Cross Aid Plan
The Amarin Mother-in-Law Club met at Federation Club Rooms with Mrs. Jim Weaver presiding. A salute to the flag and roll call led to a vote to devote as much time as possible to aiding national defense and the Red Cross. Officers elected: President Mrs. Jim Weaver, first VP Mrs. A Petersen, second VP Mrs. Lillian Best, third VP Mrs. R G Morris, recording Sec. Mrs. Jesse Flesher, corresponding Sec. Mrs. Rhea Smith, treasurer Mrs. W J Fisher, parliamentarian Mrs. A H Winyard, historian Mrs. T H Rodgers. The Larks Auxiliary and the Order of Railroad Conductors will hold a monthly covered dish luncheon at 12:30 in the home of Mrs. H R Taylor, 3007 Polk Street. all members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Jim Weaver
A. Petersen
Lillian Best
R. G. Morris
Jesse Flesher
Rhea Smith
W. J. Fisher
A. H. Winyard
T. H. Rodgers
Larks' Auxiliary
Order of
H. R. Taylor
Polk Street
Calendar of clubs and meetings in Amarillo area
Tonight and Wednesday events list numerous groups meeting at hotels churches and schools. Highlights include the Business and Professional Women's Club dinner at the Amarillo Hotel with guest speaker Be H Little, and the Northwest Texas Hospital Alumnae Association at Nurses Home, plus various PTA and woman’s club circles across addresses in Amarillo and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women's Club
Amarillo Hotel
BE. H. Little
Northwest Texas Hospital Alumnae Association
Nurses Home
O'Clock
Post-nuptial shower honors Miss Mary Louise Courson at Cayton home
A post-nuptial shower for Mrs Duane Meri Wether, formerly Miss Mary Louise Courson, was hosted at 210 Fairmont Street by Mrs P. C. Cayton with co host Miss Rudy Zoe King. Pink and white decor featured a miniature altar scene, evergreen sprays, and pink sweetpeas. Attendees included C. F. McDonald, D L Brooks, Frank Borden, and others. gifts arrived in a pink white box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duane Meriwether
Mary Louise Courson
P. C. Cayton
Fairmont Street
Rudy Zoe King
Miss King
Buddy Womack
C. F. McDonald
D .L. Brooks
Frank Borden
Denard Gordon
Ida Mae Haynie
Violet Willams
Agnes Womack
Lee Ratliff
Jack Johnson
Rosalie Higgins
C. E Courson
Big Spring
Mesdames
Norman Spillman
Ray H. Krettziger
Carmen Norther
Clyde C Curry
Hubert Bandy
Misser Alene Moring
Elizabeth Benson
Mrs Currie Hosts D A R Meeting on Conservation Theme
Esther McCrory chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution met at Mrs Tom Currie’s home to discuss natural and human conservation. Rex Baxter spoke on conserving gas water forests and land. Mrs R G Helfer described Hull House programs. Mrs R A Burnett outlined Red Cross first aid and home nursing. reports on the Christmas party at the Mexican school and Christmas baskets to a Spanish American family were shared. Officers will be elected at the next meeting as world conditions suppress the George Washington party planned for Feb 22. Hostesses included Mrs F W Dodson Mrs Will Gilvin Mrs Byron Gist and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther McCrory
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Tom Currie
van Buren Street
Henry J. Morgan
Rex Baxter
R. G. Helfer
Hull House
Chicago
Helfer
R. A. Burnett
Red Cross
George Washington
D A R Meets In Home Of Mrs Curtis In Panhandle Town
The Liano Estacado Chapter D A R met at Mrs J O Curtis 1705 Polk St. Attendees heard reports from officers and committees and discussed delegations for the National Congress in Washington in April and the State Conference in San Antonio in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liano Estacado
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
J. O. Curtis
Polk Street
J. E. Griggs
L. V. Bentley
A. R. Granberg
Curtis
United States
America
T. L. Rhodes
National Congress
Washington
San Antonio
Granberg
Potter County
Red Cross
Clem Wilson
John Maynard
John G. Balelard
Bentley
A. W. Bivins
Woodson Coffee
Cora Crotty
H. E. Fulford
W. R. Frazee
Pampa
Griggs
B. F. Harper
H. B. Jones
C. L. Kullgore
Stanley Marsh
Maynard
John S. McKnight
William Pirschell
Rhodes
Turner
Thrifty Club Hosts Meeting and Storage Lesson
The Thrifty Home Demonstration Club met Monday at Mrs. R. M Rose's home with Mrs. D. B. Smith presiding. Miss Pauline Lokey demonstrated storage and arrangement of reading material in the reading room. a list of attending members and guests is given. The next meeting is set for January 26 with Mrs. G. R. Baucum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thrifty Home Demonstration Club
R. M Rose
D. B. Smith
Pauline Lokeyv
J. F. Adelmann
R. J. Ingram
T FE. Bursey
FE. J. Curry
W. T. Sherrill
Smith
D. H. Secoby
I. E. Graham
J. W. McKee
Misses Lokey
Mattie Damron
Jena Simpson
Mesrames K. V. Roller
Ffe Fincher
Nebraska
D. W
Britain
E. E. Wesley
F L. Hacklet
G. R. Baucum
England is Sorority Subject at Epsilon Sigma Alpha Meeting
Miss Mary Childs directed a program on English history for the Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority in Federation Club Rooms. Miss Cecelia Czerner and Miss Chioie Hail traced England from Julius Caesar to World War I. Betty Elliott sang with Mary Frances Akard accompanying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Childs
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
Federation Club
Cecelia Czerner
Chioie Hail
England
Julius Caesar
Betty B Elliott
Mary Frances Akard
Sammie Draper
Barbara Green
Mary Hopkins
Dorothea Porterfield
Floise Hill
Katherine Coons
MaryJorie Vineyard
Lona Donovan
Elsie Harbison
Hail, Childs
Czemner
Fllintt
Akard
Maurice Finley
Price Colwell
al Whitaker
Choir to Sing in Canyon and Pampa Tonight
The Neoteus Choir of the First Christian Church performs at the Canyon Christian Church for a young people’s meeting. They present Accept Our Thanks and Finlandia. Melvyn Cobb sings He Smiled on Me. On January 25 a one hour program is planned at the Pampa Christian Church. Mrs. E A Paschal is the director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neoteus Choir
First Christian Church
Christian Church
Canyon
Sibelius
Finlandia
Melvyn Cobb
O'Hara
Pampa
E. A. Paschal
Rebekahs From Pampa Borger To Be Guests Here Tonight
The Rebekah Lodges of Pampa and Borger will visit the Amarillo Rebekah Lodge for a meeting at the I. O. O. F. Hall tonight. A social hour will follow the business session. Construction is rapidly underway on a new airfield at Santa Amaro Brazil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ausmalin Rebekah
Pampa
Borger Rebekah
Rebekahs
Borger
Rebekah
Amarillo
Santa Amaro
Brazil
Tea honoring Miss Virginia Doty as she moves to San Antonio
Mrs. Percy Blackburn hosted a tea at 1311 Bellaire Street for her sister Miss Virginia Doty who will share an apartment in San Antonio with former Amarilloans Miss Jimmie Sullivan and Miss Florence Gristy. Attendees included many local residents and Mrs. Doty’s daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Blackburn
Virginia Doty
San Antonio
Doty
Robert Rogers
Lockney
Dallas
Fort Worth
Carrollton Apartments
Rogers
Martha Meriwether
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. Hall
Amarin
Chih
Rerenti
Jim Weaver Presiling
ORC
Bonita
Order of the Eastern Star
Taylor Street
Nell Christian
Claude
Miracle Book Club
Lincoln Street
Mverick
Terps
Lloyd Root
Flist Christian Church
Dr. Shelton
San Jacinto
Texan A and M Parents Club
Federation
Kappa
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
A UW
Federation Club Rooms
R. Henson
Lipscomb Street
Pulp Date Assembly
Order of Rainbow
Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club
Pete Biggers
Central Avenue
West
First Baptists
Mildred Matthews
D. H. Taylor
Madison Street
Pauline Cammack
Fred Madison
Washington Street
Fish
Clyde Bray
Rosemont Street
Lily Hundley Cirele
Lee Harry
Hayden Street
Kathleen Maddox
J. L. Sharp
J. W. Hogue
Henry Cusick
C F. Mappes
Harrison Street
George Waddill
Carl Miller
M. P. Fields
First Christian Woman's Council
Key Farr
Hughes Street
J. M Russell
W. P. Strickland
West Thirteenth Avenue
KW. Brintnall
Pierce Street
John Hill
C. Hutchings
Little Flower Mission Guild of
Sarcred Heart Cathedral
Fred Gerard
Travis Street
Iota Sorority
Beverly Prescott
Fillmore Street
Constance Marie Lawson
Jimmie Lawson
Arthur Price
Mississippi Street
Alta Lawson
Alabama Street
P. V. Price
Wilson
Okla
Mollie K. Jackson
PKI
Jantzen Stines
Aurora
White & Kirk
Cayton
Mrs. Currie
D.A.R
Thrifty Club
Miss Doty
Mesdames J. A. Oliver
Frank Coan
H. G. Johnson
Zell Barton
E. M. Jones
W. C. Mobley
R. L. Zellman
J. I., Adams
F. M. Schenefelt
James Bowen
Brummett McClendon
J. L Carter
Dan Higgins
Wayne Byers
Herbert Pestor
Ann Lackey
Norene Lane
M. Blackburn, Jr
al Sullivan
David Millwee
Dudley Underwood
John Sory
Darrell Grundy
Lane Cummings
Bob Harris
Evelyn Hill
Dolly Pendleton
Esther Welch
Lucille Fellers
Peggy Gibson
Jean Wright
Sybil Patterson
Mary V. Miller
Louise Johnston
Gladys Britton
Elizabeth Blackburn
Marie Jenkins
Jeanette Drapela
LoRene Ruhr
Rosalie Cousins
Anna Ruth Hawkins
Johnnie Pollen
Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service
EL Paso
Coe
Prairie Dog the Cowboy Store
Maxwell House
General Foods
Harris
Pork & Beans
Armour's Star
I'S. von
Texas
Green Bell Peppers
Colorado’ la
Pinkney's
Bologna
N. Fillmore
Tesole Institution
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