Rainbow Assembly Installation in Amarillo No 19
Miss Betty Moore was installed as Worthy Advisor of Amarillo Assembly No 19 of the Rainbow for Girls at Khiva Temple. Officers and new leaders named include Betty Phipps, Norma Roth, Kathryn Roth, Barbara Moore, and Doris Nickell with numerous committee members and color stations. Additional community notices list church circle meetings and choir activities in Amarillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Moore
Amarillo
Pat Snell
Wanda Higdon
Lela Mae McDowe
Nite J. Oates
Mana Meier
Vera Wilcoxson
Guydell Exelune
Annabelle Boutel
Peggy Quizenberry
Margie Bivins
Myda Bivins
Jean Pulten
Kay Johnston
Annette Huke
Suzanne Echmid
Harriett Carter
Wanda
Miss Moore
A. F. Keirser
W. L. Rodgers
R. S. Roth
A Petersen
Mary Class luncheon and Women’s Council Circles listed
Mary Class members will meet for luncheon at 12 o clock in the church. First Christian Church Women’s Council Circles meet Wednesday with Circle 1 Mrs W F Grant 994 Pierce 12 30 luncheon Circle 2 Mrs HK Cobb 3608 Harrison 2 30 Circle 3 Mrs E A Paschal 2418 Ong 10 30 Circle 4 Mrs John McMillen Jr 1900 Jackson 2 30 Circle 5 Mrs Ray Moore 1624 Hughes 2 Circle 6 Mrs E M Frost 804 Belleview 2 Circle 7 Fellowship Hall dinner 6 Circle 8 Mrs Benton King 3619 Fountain 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Council
First Presbyterian Church
W. M. Hall
Narcissa Whitman
First Christian Church Women’s Council
W. F. Grant
Pierce
HK. J. Cobb
Harrison
E. A. Paschal
Ong
John McMillen
Jackson
Ray Moore
Hughes
E. M. Frost
Belleview
Fellowship Hall
Benton King
Fountain
Church and Society Group Meetings Planned Across City
Multiple denominations schedule Wednesday and Tuesday gatherings. St Andrew's will meet Wednesday afternoon. Amoma Class to lunch Tuesday at 1. Buchanan Street Methodist hosts Woman's Society at 2:30. Polk Street welcomes G C Vineyard with talk on Deepening Roots at 2:30. San Jacinto circles meet 2 PM with listed leaders. First Baptist Missionary Round Tables feature topics from American Community to Europe with leaders at various times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church Guild
Buchanan Street
Bruce Edwards
Methodist Church
Woman's Society of Christian Service
North
Buchanan
Polk Street Methodist
G. C. Vineyard
Polk Street Methodist Church
San Jacinto
First Baptist Church
Maurice Ackins
Bonham
Southeast Asia
H. H. Finnell
Bowie
Joe A. Jenkins
South America
Russia
Near East
Europe
Birthday tribute for Neva Gene Hooks observed Friday
Miss Neva Gene Hooks was honored on Friday evening at a surprise party marking her 12th anniversary. Host Sammie Jean Allen organized the event at 1303 East Sixth with assisting hostesses and a list of attendees enjoying games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neva Gene Hooks
Sammie Jean Allen
East Sixth
J. S. Allen
R. B. Hooks
Lavonne Allen
Connie Jean Coin
Ruthie Coronado
Derrell Curry
Doris Heard
Frankie Peninger
Savla Lynn
Iona Dean Bentley
Florine James
Jerry Rish
Paul Gatten
Robert Pierce
Richard Lightfoot
Raymond Widcom
FEF
J. Mimmaduh
R. C. Mellen
Gwendal Roberts
Virginia Johnson
Cloraetta Rentson
Sue Peninger
Jo Ann Pierce
Eva la Vonne Allen
J. 8. Allen
Howington Parry Vows Exchanged in January Wedding
Norma Howington daughter of Mr and Mrs N O Howington 407 Florida and Thomas Parry of Silverton exchanged nuptial vows on Friday January 11 Rev Frank A Godsoe Central Baptist Church read the ceremony at 6 o clock in the parsonage 512 West Eighth The couple will make their home in Silverton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Howington
N. O. Howington
Florida
Thomas Parry
Silverton
Frank A. Godsoe
Central Baptist Church
West Eighth
Auxiliary Plans February Coffee
The Letter Carriers Auxiliary met in the VFW Hall on Friday afternoon. Five new members were accepted and a February coffee was planned. Present were Mesdames Ira Bone W C Splawn Roy Burah Ernest Hill Bernard Gallerneau Jack Reese Melvin Benesch and Jay Carter. The next meeting is Friday Feb 8 in the VFW Hall with Mrs Carter and Mrs Gallerneau as hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW
Mesdames
Ira Bone
W. C. Splawn
Roy Burah
Ernest Hill
Bernard Gallerneau
Jack Reese
Melvin Benesch
Jay Carter
VFPW
Carter
Gallerneau
Betrothal Announced for Billie Bers and Jack Marceron
Mr and Mrs George G Thomas of 911 North Polk announce the engagement of their daughter Billie Bers to Jack Marceron son of Mrs Helen Zimmerman of Washington DC The wedding is set for Polk Street Methodist Church on Sunday January 20 at 3 oclock
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George G. Thomas
North Polk
Billie Bers
Jack Marceron
Helen Zimmerman
Washington, D. C
Polk Street Methodist Church
Tuesday Study Club Event At Mrs Hudson Home
Tuesday afternoon program for Study Club at 2 30 in the home of Mrs S W Hudson located at 2122 Ong with entertainment planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Hudson
Social Calendar Lights Up Amarillo Tonight
Woman's Page lists numerous gatherings and club meetings for tonight and Tuesday across Amarillo. Receptions, luncheons, sewing and knitting groups, and organizational events are scheduled at venues including WOW Hall, Federation Club, Capitol Hotel, YWCA, and several lodges and churches with times from 2:30 to 8:30 p.m. Many groups cover Democratic era civic clubs and military wives associations with locations on Jefferson, Harrison, and downtown areas.
OES Amarillo Chapter Plans Special Evening Session
Amarillo Chapter 787 Order of the Eastern Star will meet in regu lar session at 8 o'clock Tuesday evening in the Khiva Temple. A special program will follow the initiation work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Order of the Eastern Star
Khiva
Home Demonstration Club Guests Meet at Amerson Home
Economy HDC members gathered Friday afternoon at 195 West Central for a meeting hosted by Mrs. A. F. Amerson. Pauline Lokey spoke on tufting and handwork as members and guests, including Doris Jean Dickson and Stanley Mathes, attended. The next meeting will be January 25 at Mrs. F. J. Bingham’s home, an all day event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Amerson
West Central
Pauline Lokey
Potter County
Mesdames R. O. Dickson
Bud Mathis
Roy L. Pruett
D. W. Foster
F. J. Pruett
A. E
Annie Clemmons
Doyal Dewey
H. C. Williams
Doris Jean Dickson
Thomas Foster
Ro Ann Foster
Stanley Mathes
F. J. Bingham
River Drive
Hostess to Sew N Sew Club Meeting
Mrs. Jack Clay hosted the Sew N Sew Club at 904 North Cleveland Friday afternoon. Two new members were voted in, Mrs. J M McPherson and Mrs. Margaret Coffee. Members present included Mesdames Ted Buccola and others. visitors noted. next meeting set for 1828 Taylor Friday at 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Clay
North
Cleveland
J. M. McPherson
Margaret Coffee
Ted Buccola
W. B. Parrack
W. R. Teuton
C. R. Warren, Jr
Lee Veall
Bill Teuton
Nadine Buccola
J. B. Hudgins
Taylor
Amarillo College group hosts surprise birthday party for Gentz Stack
Amarillo College music room hosted a surprise birthday celebration on Saturday morning honoring Gentz Stack. The event featured blossoms, a serving table, songs led by Bettye Summerlin, and guests including Gentz Stack and a list of friends with nicknames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo College
Gentz Stack
Bettye Summerlin
Gentz
Stack
B. J. “Fishpond” Roberts
Janie “Teaspoon” Hodges
Mickie “Cheese Glass” Merchant
Bettye “Bean Polo” Sumerlin
Danny “Roman” Long
Bobby “Russian
Mims
Pegey
Bucket” Dodson
Chapter B PEO business session announced
Chapter B PEO will hold a business session Tuesday afternoon at 1 30 in the home of Mrs H T Neely 2112 Hughes. A historical note mentions an 1801 Austrian Jacob Kaiserer proposing using vultures to harness balloons and drive them with rein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Kaiserer
4-H Girls Demonstrate Comparisons and Plans
The County-Wide 4-H Girls' Club met Saturday in the Agent's Office at the Court House with Nancy Gangwere presiding. Members read letters from rural English girls, comparing customs and values to American ones. 1945 pins were awarded, 1946 yearbooks presented, and a Valentine party set for February 9. Marilyn Henderson named Gold Star Girl for Potter County. Pauline Lokey led a candlewick spreads demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Nancy Gangwere
America
Marilyn Henderson
Potter County
Pauline Lakey
Dorothy Butterfield
Delores Detten
Betty Detten
Theresa Wink
Wanda Mazurek
Mary Frances Handley
Anna Marie Wink
Mildred Fesser
Tommy Ruth Reed
Pauline Lokey
Mesdames
John Henderson
W. Jen
Wives Club Luncheon Planned at Officers' Club
The Wives Club will meet for a luncheon on Tuesday at 1 30 p m in the Officers' Club with hostesses Mesdames Matt Webb Boyd Baun J C Williams and Edward King assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Army Air Field
Naomi Class Plans Luncheon and Program
Naomi Class members of the First Baptist Church will meet Thursday at 911 Alabama in the home of Mrs. W G Baker for an all day program and covered dish luncheon. Mrs. Tom Stanley, president, is to be in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi
First Baptist Church
W. G. Baker
Alabama
Tom Stanley
First Christian Church Dr Shelton Class Meets in Monthly Session
Members of the First Christian Church Shelton class held a Friday monthly business session at the church. A covered-dish luncheon was served by group one with Mrs W C Lindsey as chairman. Mrs J D Walker, president, led the business discussion with 32 places set and six additional at the serving table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelton
First Christian Church
W. C. Lindsey
J. D. Walker
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Kins, F. S. Handley
Joan Detten
W. H. Ponclet
Kate Lock
Rainbow Assembly
WEST
Business Women's Circle
West Amarillo
First Presbyterian
List Baptist Church Mary
Episcopal Guild
Amoma Class
Amoma
First Baptist
Cardus
Howington-Parry
van Buren
Security Benefit Association
Wow Hall
Sigma Alpha Apelion
Federation Club
Panhandle Speech Arte Association
J. R. McKinley
Jefferson
Aauw Evening Fine Arts Group
Capitol Hotel
Y-Ettes Supper Club
YWCA
Officers Wives Club
Red Cross
Avenue D
Fourth Street
RAAF
Ladies In Waiting Club
R. W. Jones
USC
Amarillo Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Wild Rose Lodge
Brotherhood of Railroad
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
1800
Horace Mann Parent-Teacher Association
Poplar Grove
Mildred Cheney
Madison
Sunnyside Home Demonstration Club
Pete Siema Phi
Herring Hotel
Mary
Amama
Amarillo P. E. O
Amarillo Country Club
Ralph Kenniston
L. Aiguille Club
W. H. Woodlief
West Sixteenth
P. EF. O
John Maynard
M.D. Snyder
Business Women's Circle of the West
San Jacinto Kiwani-Anns
Eldon Beer
Georgia
Open Forum
Currie
el Martes Needle Club
Minniers
West Thirteenth
New Century Club
J. G. McClintock
Forest Hill
J. Buntin
AAUW
John Oakes
OES
Sew
Jessica
E.eryo
Mary Miner Goodwin
A Polk
Dr. Waldo &. Houghton
Optometris
Oliver-Eakle Building
Will
White
Kirk
Fred Waring
Waring Band
Glee Club
American Meat Institute
Officers’ Wives Club
A. J. Dowling, M. D
Oliver Eakle
DR. Shelton
National
Atkinson Drug Co
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Santtone
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