Bride-Elect Honored In Shower At Dallas Woman’s Home
Miss Mildred Broom, bride-elect of J. F. Berryman of Dallas, was feted yesterday at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. Merle Dixon at 1209 Buchanan Street. Guests included Mrs. G. T. Perryman and others. several attendees sent gifts.
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Mildred Broom
J. F. Berryman
Dallas
Merle Dixon
Buchanan Street
G. T. Perryman
Frank Lyman
W. D. Godsey
J. A. Caple
Joe Meacham
Louis Broom
Little Merilyn Dixon
John Dell, Jr
R. W. McNeil
Cora Ross
F. A. Smith
Parlee Witt
Bonnie King
Margaret Johnson
E. T. Luttrell
Coy Radney
Homer Radney
Owen Layman
J. Shalley
Misses Lela Rowe
Myrtis Broom
Edna Houston
Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club Meeting
The Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club met this week led by Mrs J H Johnson. Mrs Pauline Lakey demonstrated reseating chairs with help from members including Mrs Norman Crum and Mrs H J Pankratz. The next meeting is set for February 9 at Mrs Crum’s home 309 East Central Avenue. In 1941 the U S used over 100000 long tons of tin before Pearl Harbor.
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Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club
P. H. Coy
St. Francis Avenue
Pauline Lakey
Potter County
J. H. Johnson
Norman Crum
H. J. Pankratz
Johnson
W. J. Willis
BE. L. Gibson
J. E. Miller
C. V. Knox
W. H. Davis
D. H. Nutt
P T N Votes Glenwood Scrap Paper Drive Prizes Set
Glenwood P T A heard a talk on Child Delinquency by Mrs O W Moore. Vocal numbers were given by Mrs Henry Peters and Wilma Hukel. First prize for scrap paper collectors is 1.50, second 1.25. Drive runs from Wednesday to next Tuesday. Mrs Ross Larsen won the homeroom prize for mothers’ attendance. River Road P T A meets at 3 PM. Cal Farley to address on Fourth War Bond Drive. Mrs John E Hill to host Twentieth Century Club at 1900 Harrison Street at 2:30 PM. Mrs A E Wolfin leads lesson.
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Glenwood Parent-Teacher Association
O. W. Moore
Henry Peters
Wilma Hukel
Ross Larsen
River Road
Cal Farley
John E. Hill
Twentieth Century Club
Harrison Street
A. E. Wolflin
Oranges Prove Tougher Against Cold Than Other Citrus
A horticultural note states oranges resist cold better than any other citrus fruit, highlighting their hardiness and adaptability to lower temperatures.
JIWL To Elect New Officers At Tomorrow Meeting
The Junior Welfare League will hold a general meeting in the recreation rooms of the Talmage Apartments at 2 30 o clock tomorrow afternoon to elect officers. Members from all groups are invited to attend.
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Junior Welfare League
Talmage Apartments
Methodist Circle gathers for World Peace talk at Polk Street
Circle 12 of the Women's Society of Christian Service met at Mrs. R W Jones home 2903 Harrison Street with 16 members and one guest. Leo Southern spoke on World Peace and the next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Eugene Harris 3004 Tyler Street.
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Women’s Society of Christian Service
Polk Street Methodist Church
R. W. Jones
Harrison Street
Eugene Harris
Tyler Street
J. H. Finch
Women of Amarillo Visit and Lunch Across Circles
The Mother Hulen Circle at West Amarillo Christian Church hosted a luncheon with Mrs. W. R. Russell presiding and Mrs. R. E. Abbott as co host. Guests included Mrs. Shel ford Mrs. Leo Miller Miss Emily Blasingame and others. A lesson from Mathew led by Mrs. W S Norman followed a covered dish meal. New member Mrs. A T Rentfroe joined.
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Ted Lokey
Webb
M. FP. Shaw
Mabel Christian
Guy Holland
Carlander
W. G. Routh
Jesus
Lokey
Paul Shelford
Shelford
Amarillo Army Air Field
H. L. Reynolds
Marshall
Roy Cullum
R. F. Fox
Richard Carter
L. D. Blasingame
R. B. Peterson
H.&. Richey
Byron Ellis
R. H. Routh
Pounds
Jim Bell Routh
West Amarillo
H. F. Norwood
John W. Darby
A. O. Knox
Mesdames FP
F. Gleason
Homer Rice
Don Blair
Jerold Knox
A. T. Rentfroe
Installation Planned for Amarillo Assembly No 19 Officers
Public installation of new officers for the Amarillo Assembly No. 19 Order of Rainbow for Girls will begin at 8 o’clock Friday night at 504 Taylor Street. Mrs H M Phipps will be installed as Mother Advisor, Miss Verna Lou Singleton as Worthy Advisor and Miss Helen Rippey as Worthy Associate Advisor. The public is invited to attend.
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Amarillo
Order of Rainbow
Taylor Street
Difference Between Best Proteins and Other Proteins
The passage notes that proteins come only from our diet and that all meats provide essential nutrients. It highlights that meat is an excellent source of B vitamins including thiamine riboflavin and niacin and minerals such as iron copper and phosphorus.
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Nature
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Warspite
YWCA
Lincoln Street
USO
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Officers Wives Club
Red Cross
Milton A. Webb
Travel Study Club
H. E. Brady
Lipscomb Street
Entre Nous Club
J. H. Doty
Carolina Street
First Baptist T. E. L
Red Carnation Lodge
Bud Mathis
East Seventh Street
Amarillo Country Club
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Bonham Street
Dr. Shelton
First Christian Church
River Road PT Association
Pleasant Valley
Pearl Harbor
U. S
Marie
Earle Cosmetics
Herbert
Wichita
Kans
Monroe Street
P.T.N
Glenwood
Mrs. Hill
Polk
JIWL
Methodist Circle
Martha
First Baptist Church
L.N. Pittman
Optometrist
Polk St
Mother Hulen
Globe News
Sofskin
White & Kirk
Council On Foods and Nutrition
American Medical Association
Food Agency
American Meat Institute
Chicago
United States
E. E. Amiet
Palmer House
Riley
William Bendix
Blue Network
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