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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1950
Page
7
Circle 4 of the First Christian Church met Wednesday morning at 1401 Van Buren with Mrs E L Pitts hosting. Mrs H Vandenberg led the lesson. attendees included Mesdames S A James Jean Watson Quilla Daniel C W Dubbs C P Hutchings Henry Ford G R Buchanan E E Cavender and guest Mrs L Jeffrey.
The Association for Childhood Education sponsored an officer installation for a newly organized Berger branch on Wednesday evening. Mrs. R. E. Nunnaly was elected president with Amarillo attendees including Mrs. Lucille Weddington and other officers and members listed among the attendees.
Dorothy Dix counsels that a husband who loves his wife shows it through deeds not empty words. A lonely wife seeks affection, but the columnist stresses that actions like domestic care and steady support count more than compliments.
Mrs May H Kerrick hosted Circle 4 of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at Polk Street Methodist Church. Mrs John R Stevenson presided announcing vesper duty Sunday at five. Mrs T W Whigham to speak on The Methodist Woman Advance. Mrs J Roy Smith opened with devotion and Mrs Stevenson spoke on Looking Ahead to the New Year. Refreshments served to listed members.
San Jacinto Methodist Church Woman's Society of Christian Service held a study on Women of the Scriptures with three members portraying Bible women. Mrs. Don Burdine gave the devotional and the group planned a March of Dimes contribution, plus a life membership for Mrs. C. H. Beebe. The next session is Jan 18 at 1 30 with nursery open.
The Junior Travel Study Club held its annual business meeting at Mrs. W. B. O'Brien's home on a Wednesday afternoon. New officers named include President Carney Wyrick, first vice president Chester Braastadt, second vice president Sam Crain, secretary Meredith Kendrick, treasurer J. C. Crain, reporter W. B. O'Brien, and parliamentarian Alvin O. Boney. O'Brien won the meeting prize to support federation funds.
Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary Chapter 26 met at Mrs. Evelyn Sibley’s home with Alene Goodman presiding. Highlights from national commander David M. Brown were read. Amarillo delegates and plans for hospital parties and open house were noted, with a covered-dish supper at Sibley’s home. Next meeting set for Feb 8 at Mrs. Marie Gorman’s residence.
Mrs Jack Kaether entertained members of Sacred Heart Cathedral Little Flower Mission at 191814 Polk. The gathering focused on sewing altar linens with guild members contributing handiwork and sharing fellowship amid the church community activities.
The guild held a Wednesday session sewing altar linens and decorating for a social hour with pink and green colors and African violets as the centerpiece. The next meeting, a card party, is set for 1:30 PM on January 5 at Mrs. C. H. Hinton's home at 2904 Polk.
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