Amarillo Plans Rainbow Assemblies and Club Activities
Palo Duro Assembly gains temporary Letters of Dispensation with Amarillo Chapter O E S guiding a full day school and initiation set for January 25. Amarillo Assembly outlines new advisory board members and demits for charter members as Rainbow girls prepare to expand with Palo Duro Assembly in the Panhandle region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Order of Rainbow
Eastern Star
Palo Duro Assembly
Amarilo
Amarillo Assembly
Rainbow Girls
Panhandle
D. N. Cushing
San Antonio
Texas
Mark Sexton
The
Rainbow Organization
Officers of iNew Board Elected
The Rainbow chapter meeting at Mrs. L J Vogel home elected Mrs. Vogel mother advisor for Rainbow Assembly No. 19. Mrs Grover Goode became board chairman and Mrs H E Streetman was named secretary. Attendees included Mesdames Petersen, Irwin, Baker, Matthews, Singleton, Gray, Kennedy. Two members left for Mineral Wells and Dallas for two weeks. Spelling bees were popular before the 19th century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Assembly
Bonita
O. E
Palo Duro Assembly
Amarillo
Grover Goode
H .E. Streetman
L. J. Vogel
Fern Grey
O. A. Kennedy
A Petersen
Ed Singleton
W. R. Irwin
Pauline Baker
W. P. Matthews
EF. R. Glass
John McCarty
Lucille Jones
John Cavin
Susie McCarty
Jess Ritter
Carl England
Alawyn Royce
Betty Thomas
Ermyne Lyon
Rainbow ‘Board of
West Tenth Avenue
Vogel
Rainbow Assembly
H. EB. Streetman
Mesdames A. Petersen
Walter R. Irwin
L. B. Baker
EF. C. Singleton
John Gray
Cactus Cootiette Club Plans Sale
A rummage sale sponsored by the Cactus Cootiette Club is set for Saturday at 621 East Fourth Avenue. The event aims to raise funds for club activities and community projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cactus Cootiette Club
The
East Fourth Avenue
The Calendar of Amarillo Social and Club Events
Tonight several groups meet across Amarillo including dances at the Country Club and meetings at the Amarillo Hotel and First Christian Church. A covered dish dinner, oyster supper, and numerous club gatherings are listed with times from 6:18 to 8:30 p.m. Friday schedules show crafts, luncheons, and meetings at many local venues including the Amarillo Hotel, Social Center, and various clubs led by Mrs. Curti n, Mrs. Garthwait, and other organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
C. A. James
Polk Street
Review to Be Given Sunday at Book Seller
P. E. O Sisterhood chapter AI sponsors Mrs Cyril Luker in a Sunday afternoon review of Oliver Wiswell by Kenneth Roberts at Book Seller 410 A West Tenth Avenue at 3 30. Public invited and reservations may be made with Mrs Mabel Wallace. The book is on the must read list and presents a revolution’s side unfamiliar to many Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. E. O Sisterhood
Cyril Luker
Kenneth Roberts
Oliver Wiswell
West Tenth Avenue
Mabel Wallace
Wallace
Flag Codes Presented to Amarillo Teachers
Hanson Post No 54 of the American Legion distributed flag display leaflets to all Amarillo public school teachers. S F Rose chaired the presentation. The leaflets were handed out today. A 1914 crude oil barrel yielded about 18 percent gasoline, while today the average yield is 45 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Public Schools
Hanson Post No. 54
American Legion
S F. Rose
Americanism Committee
Hanson Post
New Study Begins by Beta Sigma Phi Unit Gamma Iota
Gamma Iota Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sorority met in Federation Club Rooms Wednesday night to conclude a study on The Person Beautiful and begin The Place Beautiful. Members listed include Janice Black Rae Thrush Clementine Drexler Ethel Crane Aldah Herron Inez Hill and others with guest Esther Welch from Gamma Kappa Chapter. Plans announced for a South American Party at Federation Club Rooms Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamma Iota
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Federation Club
Lois Jeanne Ferguson
Aldah Herron
Reba Huffhines
Rae Thrush
Inez Hill
Janice Black
Clementine Drexler
Ethel Crane
Madelyn Schwind
Frances Morrow
Marjorie Clark
Joan Edwards
Laura Bennett
Ruth Herron
Elaine Fleming
Esther Welch
Gamma Kappa Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
First Lady Hosts Tea for Federation Leaders
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt welcomed 125 General Federation of Women's Clubs board members to a White House tea after routine sessions led by Federation president Mrs. Sadie Orr Dunbar. Defense Consumer Director Dr. Harriet Elliott spoke on Consumer Defense and led a round table with 12 government experts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
White House
Sadie Orr Dunbar
Portland
Ore
Defense
Harriet Elliott
Consumer Defense
Music Clubs Aid Defense
SAN ANTONIO, Jan. 16. The National Federation of Music Clubs through state and district branches joins the educational campaign to support the national preparedness program. It urges rural communities to promote group singing among school children with patriotic songs and drills to arouse renewed interest. Music aids morale in war-torn Europe, but America needs an awakened pride in its freedoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
National Defense Committee
National Federation of Music Clubs
Europe
America
Federation
Charlie Pryor Returns to Full-Time Duty at Amarillo Hotel
Genial Charlie Pryor manager of the Amarillo Hotel is back on the job today after a weeks long layoff for surgery. He worked part time recently and returns full time feeling fine though a bit short winded. The item notes Pryor’s recovery and completes with an unrelated line about the chimney swift’s nesting habit.
Frank Hoggett Birthday Party Honors Young Son
A surprise party hosted by Mr and Mrs FP M Hoggett celebrated their son Frank Hoggett turning 15. Guests enjoyed games and music, a pink candle decorated cake, and ice cream, with attendees including Betty Greathouse Barbara Ditto Cuma Roberts Cora Belle Taylor Imogene Thunderburg David Moore Jack Stevens Dewitte Saunders Mrs Oscar Cassidy and the Green and Anderson families from Pampa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FP. M. Hoggett
Frank
Betty and
Metty Greathouse
Barbara Ditto
Cuma Roberts
Cora Belle Taylor
Imogene Thunderburg
David Moore
Jack Stevens
Dewitte Saunders
Oscar Cassidy
Pampa
T. Green
Tom Anderson
Mrs Plymale Honored in Memphis Shower Noted
Mrs William Everett Plymale formerly Edadel McCauley was honored with a shower in Memphis hosted by Miss Honoria Phillips. She is a Texas Tech graduate and a student nurse at St Anthony Hospital. The couple plan to make their home in Wichita Falls after this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. McCauley
Memphis
William Everett
Billi) Plymale
Edadel McCauley
Honoria Phillips
Plymale
Texas Technological College
Lubbock
St. Anthony Hospital
Sproles Motor Freight Company
Amarillo
Tyler Street
Wichita Falls
New Program Is Planned By Bonita Chapter Eastern Star
Bonita Chapter Order Eastern Star met at the Masonic Hall with a large crowd. A New Year program was presented by officers and members including a dedication ceremony for Alice Jane Bumpus, infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Byron Bumpus. Visitors from Colorado Florida Mississippi and Arkansas attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonita
Order
Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Alice Jane Bumpus
Byron Bumpus
Walter R. Irwin
Rainbow
Messrs
L. J. Vogel
E. C. Singleton
L. B. Baker
W. P. Matthews
Visiting Houston couple honored at Amarillo dinner
Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Smith of Houston, residents of Amarillo for about 25 years, were guests in Amarillo over the weekend and will return Friday. They were honored Tuesday night at a dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Cross at 1112 South Fillmore Street with guests Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cadwallader and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Smith
Houston
Amarillo
A. W. Cross
South Fillmore Street
Charles Cadwallader
Izzard Speaks to Wednesday Welfare Luncheon Club
Mrs. W P Izzard member of the Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs board spoke at the club’s regular meeting hosted by Mrs. W P Henry at 605 North Pierce Street. She described federation activities aims and accomplishments while the group, a service club, noted its Christmas project of 68 shaving kits as gifts and a decorative theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Izzard
Texas Federation of Women's Clubs Board
Wednesday Welfare
W. P. Henry
North Pierce Street
State Federation
Meeting Notes Highlight Women’s Club Proceedings
The report lists attendees including Mrs Pete Weaver president and Mesdames Birge West Parks Bart Horn Calvert Weaver Crandall Rodgers Henry Izzard and Miss Ocie McDaniel of Shamrock. The next meeting on February 19 will be hosted at Mrs Horn’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans Hospital
Pete Weaver
W.S. Birge
C. D. West
Claude Parks
J. W. Bart
J. W. Horn
C. R. Calvert
Weaver
W. P. Crandall
T. H. Rodgers
Henry
Izzard
First Baptist Mary Class Plans Annual Party
The Mary Class of the First Baptist Church will hold a luncheon at the church at 12 noon on Tuesday. Hostess was Mrs. N. G. Griffin of 900 Jackson Street. attendees included Mesdames F. B. Martin, T. F. Gilbert, A. J. Rogers, Sam J. Elkins, C. C. Atwood, Glen L. Casey, Laurel E. Harris and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
First Baptist Church
N. G. Griffin
Jackson Street
F. B. Martin
T. F. Gilbert
A. J. Rogers
Sam J. Elkins
C. C. Atwood
Glen L. Casey
Laurel E. Harris
District 2 Club Meeting Noted For Friday
The District 2 Order of the Fast jern Star Study Club will gather Friday at 2 o'clock in the afternoon. The location cited is 524 Taylor Street, per Globe News Want Ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. E
Peis Club
Taylor Street
Order of the Fastjern Star
Globe News
Marmola Promise for Fat Women Waist Slimming Claim
Public health style ad touts Marmola tablets as a simple aid to slim faces and figures without dieting. It claims thirty years on the market and twenty million boxes sold, but notes Marmola is not a cure and urges medical consultation for diagnosis.
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Palo Duro
CES
Helping Hand Sewing Club
H. F. Newman
Lipscomb Street
Sunshine Club
Sunshine Sewing Club
A. C. Shaw
Fillmore Street
New Assembly
McCarty
iNew Board
R. W. Adams
Lope
Hayden Street
D. Steed
Oliveanita
Mineral Ells
Dallas
Adams
Hey
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Pinkham
Keeney Bakery
POLK
Amarillo Country Club
Atlantida Spanish Club
Amarillo Hotel
Neoteus Choir
Young Women's
Social Center For Girls
W. S.C
Tenth Avenue Methodist Church
Glenn Curtin
Bowler Street
G. R. Flack
Twentieth Century Club
Mra
G. Gordway
Harrison Street
Canary Bird Club
Mra. E. C. Garthwait
Buchanan Street
Neil Huddleston
North Rusk Street
Les Eleves Club
Frank Allen
West Fourteenth Avenue
Forest Hill
Study Club
H. A. Burnett
North Mirror Street
Carpenters Auxiliary No
John Marcheon
North East Seventh Avenue
I. O. Moore
Herb Litle
Jolly Jibbers Club
Postoffice Clerks
Albert Blair
East Twenty-First Avenue
Progressive Bridge Club
Reuben Thomas
Bonita Street
Pleasant Valley
Leslie Hills Bradford
Methodist Church
A. C Shaw
E Stock
Houston Street
New Home Demonstration Club
Mrs George Dudley
Regent's
Aid Defense
Charlie Pryor
Regent’s
Frank Hoggett
M. E. Smiths
Mrs. Izzard
Markwood
Gabardine
House Beautiful
Rockefeller Center
White
Ivory
First Baptist Mary
District 2
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