Tuesday Club Hears Program At Mrs Hudson Home
The Women's Page notes Tuesday Study Club guests at Mrs. S. W. Hudson’s home at 2122 Ong Avenue. Mrs. H. A. Hertner and Mrs. E. M. Mirick led the program with tea refreshments served afterward. Attendees included Lola Hamm, John E. Hill, C. A. James, E. M. Mirick, H. A. Shaw, M. F. Taylor, Roberta Williams and the hostess. a February 19 meeting is planned at Mrs. H. A Shaw’s home with assistants Mrs. John E. Hill and Mrs Harry Hatcher.
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S. W. Hudson
H. A. Hertner
E. M. Mirick
Lola Hamm
John E. Hill
C. A. James
H. A. Shaw
M. F. Taylor
Roberta Williams
H. A Shaw
Harry Hatcher
San Jacinto Kiwani Anns Host Luncheon in San Jacinto
Mrs. Eldon Beer hosted a covered dish luncheon for the San Jacinto Kiwani Anns with co host Mrs. J E Pearce. New president Mrs Earl Sparks led the meeting with reports, prize stamps won by Mrs Jack Coffee and Mrs Sparks, and plans for the Feb 12 luncheon.
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San Jacinto Kiwani-Anns
Eldon Beer
Georgia
San Jacinto Kiwani- Anns
J. E. Pearce
Earl Sparks
America
Jack Coffee
Sparks
Henry Cusick
C. C. Cunningham
William Beechler
A. B. Knollhoff
Iris Anderson
Los Angeles
Cal
Wild Rose Lodge Luncheon Meets in IOOF Hall
Forty five members and guests attended the Wild Rose Lodge No. 312 Ladies Auxiliary luncheon in the IOOF Hall. Mrs. Anna Mae Thomas presided as president and three membership applications were voted upon. Next meeting is February 5 at 2 o'clock in the IOOF Hall.
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Wild Rose Lodge No
Brotherhood of Railroad
IOOF
Anna Mae Thomas
Mesdames
Bessie Mae Moore
Marguerite Prien
Zella Shaw
Allie van Hoose
Elizabeth Cable
Irma Steele
Exie Knight
Gladys Walker
Mabel Blake
Priscila Stover
Dena Mae Boswell
Panhandle Penwomen Elect Officers at Quarterly Meet
The Panhandle Penwomen's Club held an all day meeting at 1405 Harrison, electing officers for the coming year led by President Osie Wilson of Miami and including Minnie Timms Harper Canyon and Bess Naugle Carrourvett among others. A short story contest with western background was announced for April and a homecoming meeting set for July. Two committees were named to draft a new constitution and to plan homecoming events.
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Osie Wilson
Miami
Minnie Timms Harper
Canyon
Bess Naugle
Carrourvett
Christie Fish
Magge Culwell
Wayside
Mary Boyd
Florence Watkins
Dorothy Hastings
Sophie Meyer
Carolyn Timmons
Laura V. Hamner
Dumas
Rorex
Springfield
Colo
Carolyn Deason Timmons
Stacie Hasner Hall
White Deer
R. L. Thompson
T. B. Dickey
Ruth Griffith
Annie Laurie McDonald
Elizabeth Brock
FP. S Quarles
Ruby Cook
Beth Henwood
Higgins
R.L. Thompson
Lipscomb
Sky Line Needle Club Luncheon at Mr Turner’s Home
Sky Line Needle Club members are invited to a covered dish luncheon on Thursday hosted at the home of Mr. G. G. Turner located at 106 Sherri Drive.
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Sky Line Needle Club
G. G. Turner
Sherri
Pollyanna Club Guests Thursday at Wardie Home
Pollyanna Club members will be hosted Thursday afternoon at 2 o clock in the residence of Mrs. Frank Wardie located at 812 Prospect.
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Pollyanna Club
Frank Wardie
Prospect
Frank Wardle
Birthday Honoring Paul Standley After Service Return
Paul Standley recently discharged from service was honored at a surprise birthday party Tuesday evening hosted by his mother in law Mrs. R. D. Short at 3413 Line. It was the first home birthday celebration in four years, with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Solon May, Mrs. Billie Crews and son Ronnie Joe, Jack Lane, Mrs. Kay La Gate and daughter Diane, Mr. and Mrs. Roy White and Mrs. Paul Standley.
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Paul Standley
R. D. Short
Standley
Solon May
Billie Crews
Ronnie Joe
Jack Lane
Kay la Gate
Diane
Roy White
Rebekah Lodge No 222 Sets Initiation Night
Amarillo Rebekah Lodge No 222 held a Tuesday business session at the IOOF Hall with Mrs. Joe Oakley as noble grand In a transfer Miss Florence Hall of Pampa joined the local lodge Linnie Pepton was elected to membership Initiation is scheduled for next Tuesday at 730 PM at the IOOF Hall Team members are urged to attend for the initiatory work.
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Amarillo Rebekah
Hanson Post Legion Auxiliary Meets at Headquarters
Mrs. Charles Putnam led the meeting at 1800 Harrison with reports from department officials and the 18th district. Delegates to the Amarillo Council of Social Agencies were chosen, and plans were announced for district events in January and February.
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Charles Putnam
Hanson Post Legion Auxiliary
Harrison
Kelley Farrar
Verna B. Emanuel
American Red Cross
Cc. O. Hess
Department
Henry Cusick
M. H. Alyard
Howard Hudgins
Department Defense
Otto Landis
Amarillo
18Th District Institute of Instruction
Farrar
Jimmy Moore
Cusick
Veterans’ Hospital
Berean Class Monthly Session at West Amarillo Church
members of the Berean Class at West Amarillo Christian Church held their regular monthly meeting in the church parlor. President Mrs. Paul Winstead led, with opening prayer by Mrs. J. W. Darby and devotion by Mrs. W. L. Sloan. Hostesses for social hour were Mesdames C. F. Anderson D. C. Alston T. S. Dysart and Miss Mayme Chinn. Other attendees included Mesdames M. F. Jenkins A. S. Harner Vera Temple Eva Peak E. E. Owen Charlies Bebout John C. Sullivan C. W. Pierce Rena Watson and Ima Wales.
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Paul Winstead
J. W. Darby
W. L. Sloan
Mesdames C. F. Anderson
D. C. Alston
T. S. Dysart
Mayme Chinn
Mesdames M. F. Jenkins
A. S. Harner
Vera Temple Eva Peak
E. E. Owen
Charlies Bebout
John C. Sullivan
C. W Pierce
Rena Watson
Ima Wales
Social Calendar Listings Highlight Local Club Meetings
Read about tonight and Thursday gatherings across Amarillo including Alpha Alpha Chapter Beta Sigma Phi and Rainbow for Girls at various venues. Events cover sewing sessions bridge clubs needlework and youth activities with times from 7 to 9:30 p m and venues such as YWCA USO and First Presbyterian Church.
L Aiguille Club Postpones Meeting To January
L Aiguille Club members visited Mrs. W H Woodlief home at 800 West Sixteenth for a social afternoon. The annual business meeting was postponed to January 29 at 2 30 in the home of Mrs W N Thompson at 1400 Van Buren. A salad course was served to Mesdames Teas Morris Abbott Prince Fain Edwards Ferrell Henville Russell the hostess and two guests Mrs J Roy Hutto and Mrs A A Thomas.
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L'Aiguille Club
W. H. Woodlief
West Sixteenth
W. N. Thompson
van Buren
Mesdames R. M. Teas
S. Morris
JBWC Plans Supper Meet
Junior Business Women's Club met at the YWCA with Ruth Kessie presiding. Dorothy Peery gave a devotional on contentment and prosperity. Evelyn Rose Cook led an Arts and Crafts program featuring Indian beadwork. A covered-dish supper is scheduled for February 5 at 6 30 p.m. at the YWCA.
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Business Women's Club
YWCA
Ruth Kessie
Dorothy Peery
Evelyn Rose Cook
Bernice Grundy
Frances Jones
Ann Reynolds
Dragish
Betty Ftnk
Fiina Schollenbarger
Ella Viney
Fov Marie Wilson
Will School Marm Take Up Swing
Foley Baldwin County establishes recreation grounds for school teachers and students to stimulate interest and provide a release from classroom strain.
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Foley. Ala
Baldwin County
Missing Youth Located At Friend's Home
Wayne McCoy a 12 year old boy who had been missing from his home for two days was found this morning at a friend's home. His parents Mr and Mrs B S McCoy of 104 Grand notified police after he left home Sunday afternoon without coat or hat.
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Wayne McCoy
Four new members join Amarillo OES Chapter 787
Amarillo Chapter No 787 of the Eastern Star voted in four new members at a Tuesday Khiva Temple session led by Worthy Matron Maribelle Fields. Visitors from Indiana Dumas and Borger attended along with Bonita Chapter members. Next meeting is February 5 at 8 o clock in the Khiva Temple.
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Amarillo
Order of the Eastern Star
Khiva
Maribelle Fields
Indiana
Dumas
Borger
Bonita
Mesdames
Ethel Harmon
Della Richardson
Beulah Faye West
Bird City founded by E A McIlhenny at Avery Island
In 1892 E A McIlhenny placed eight snowy egrets in a 50 foot square cage at Avery Island Louisiana with trees and water and fed them until autumn when the cage was removed. The birds vanished then returned the next spring to nest and formed a growing colony that became Bird City wildlife refuge.
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E. A. McIlhenny
Avery Island
Thrifty six day Want Ad plan ends after results
A News-Globe notice advises finishing a six day want ad run promptly once results are achieved, urging swift action to conclude the requested classified placement.
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News-Globe
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Methodist Wesleyan Guild
Uso
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Child Psychology Club
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F. W. Mize
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Skyline Needle Club
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Primero
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Tennessee
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Tyler
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Pierian Junior Club
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Avondale
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E. C. Brown
Buchanan
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S. E Inman
Washington
Naomi Close
First Baptist Church
W. G. Baker
Alabama
Mystic Weavers Needle Club
Do. W. Lindsay
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Blackstone Hotel
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