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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1945
Page
6
Members of Amarillo four P E O Sisterhood chapters and unaffiliated groups attended a high tea at Polk Street Methodist Church to celebrate Founders Day. Chapter AN hosted with Mrs George Ecereun presiding, guests included several chapter officers and members.
Newcomers Bridge Club met yesterday afternoon for dessert bridge at the Federation Club Rooms. Mrs. Bob Jones won high score and Mrs. W. L. Bigler won second high. Members present included Mesdames Akerman, Van Allm, Bigler, Buerger, Collins, Craft, DeFees, Ebersole, Fielder, Fosshage, Grigsby, Hall, Harris, Horrigan, Hayward, Iliss, Johns, Kendrick, Kidder, Loomis, O'Brien, Owens, Phillips, Potts, James Potts, Powell, Price, Quigley, Sanford, Scott, Cecil Smith, Taylor, Thompson, Walter, Wohford, Wolgamot, Wood, Zigman.
Advertisement promises relief from eczema rash and various skin irritations after a single application of Blue Star Ointment with a money back guarantee if the first jar fails. It urges immediate trial and repeat use as healing aids.
The 1 U G Club will meet at 3 o clock Thursday afternoon in the home of Mrs P Dudley 2105 Ong. Mr and Mrs J L Ratcliff have returned to Hedley after a week visit here with their daughter Mrs Milton Oliver 2706 Cleveland.
Tuesday Study Club members met at 2212 Polk hosted by Mrs. C A James with co host Mrs B H Capers. Programs by Mrs H A Waller and Mrs Jay Laverty on Alcan Highway and connections through the United States to Mexico and South America. New members Mrs Lolu Hamm and Mrs B M Holland added to the roll.
An American Red Cross first aid course will be offered at the YWCA building on Lincoln Avenue starting Monday afternoon January 22 at 1 30. The program welcomes newcomers and certificate renewals with a 25 member limit. Call 6787 to register as soon as possible. Classes occur twice weekly over five weeks.
The Open Forum met at Miss Jesse Castlemans home for a business session. With acting president Mrs Velda Coffee absent, vice president Mrs Mattie Duke presided. Mrs F C Quarles outlined the year’s program as the constitution and by laws were revised.
The statement notes painting art entering Rome from Etruria via Quintus Fabius 291 years before Christ.
Miss Vera Elizabeth Lusk daughter of Mr and Mrs W H Lusk of Panhandle and Luther Calvin Robeson Jr son of Mrs Eva Kemp of Amarillo were married at noon on New Year’s Eve by C W Carder. Mrs Marl Lynn sister of the groom Miss Virginia Frizzell and Cpl Shakey Howlett attended. The bride wore a blue street dress with black accessories. They reside at home in Panhandle.
The Elizabeth Nixson Junior High PTA held its January meeting in the school auditorium. President Mrs Mills presided and a brief business session was followed by a book review of Separate Star by Laula Grace Erdman presented by Miss Erdman.
The MacDowell Club hosts a guest day tea Thursday at 2 30 in Federation Club Rooms honoring patrons and guests. Mrs P L Bottoms presents Italian and French opera music. officers greet attendees. Hostesses include Mrs T H Rogers, Mrs A J Morris, Mrs W C Parr, and others.
Urges prompt treatment of coughs and bronchitis to prevent chronic bronchitis. Promotes Creomulsion as a non narcotic remedy using beechwood creosote with other cough medicines. Guarantee of satisfaction or money back emphasized.
Miss Janice Shumate married Lt. R. E. Walker in a home ceremony at 907 Alabama. Rev. J. W. Sisemore officiated as guests heard piano solos and witnessed palm and red carnation decorations. The couple includes family and military ties with a Mojave California trip.
The Security Benefit Association honored Mr and Mrs Noah Brown with a house warming and shower at the W.O W Monday night. The Browns recently moved into a new home and received many gifts. Mrs C R Eaton organized the event with about 150 guests in attendance.
Tabitha Gilman of Exeter New Hampshire is identified as the first woman novelist in the United States she authored Female Quixot ism detailing her contribution to early American literary history.
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