Colonial Dames Chapter Holds Business Meeting
Colonial Dames of the 17th Century Colonel Richard Lee Chapter met Monday at 1000 Polk with Miss Ruth Ann Tolbert assisting. Mrs A R Granberg presided as president, discussing the March 5 and 6 Corpus Christi state convention. New member Mrs Travis Cameron welcomed. refreshments served to named members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Lee
Mary E. Bivins
Polk
Ruth Ann Tolbert
A. R. Granberg
Corpus Christi
Travis Cameron
Mesdares
WD. DeGrassi
W. C. Hubbell
Mary K. Harty
L. N. Pittman
J. O. Curtis
Thomas Currie
W. B. Doheney
A. H. Meyer
Annie L. McDonald
Maude Fletcher
Grace Meyer
Entertains Ruth Class at Temple Baptist Church
Mrs Betty Hughes hosted the Ruth Class of Temple Baptist Church at her home 4327 Tyler. Mrs L Moorehead read a poem Give Your Sunshine to the Living and Mrs Frances Webb gave the devotional. Nelda Baskin led business as president and a Valentine party was planned for Feb 9 with 14 attendees including Sue Cook Ruth Hughes Thelma Johnson Mildred Ferguson Lucille Mitchell Juanita Holland Irma Lee Dick Wilma Ligon Louise Bolinger Dorothy Adams Frances Webb Betty Hughes and Joe Ostrander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Hughes
Tyler
Ruth
Temple Baptist Church
L. Moorehead
Sue Cook
Frances Webb
Nelda Baskin
Mesdames
Joe Ostrander
Ruth Hughes
Thelma Johnson
Mildred Ferguson
Lucille Mitchell
Juanita Holland
Irma Lee Dick
Wilma Ligon
Louise Bolinger
Dorothy Marie Adams
Women of Moose Plan Valentine Dance at Moose Hall
Amarillo Chapter of the Women of the Moose met in Moose Hall with Mary Jane Stout directing. They planned a Valentine dance and noted the next meeting for January 22 at 9 o clock in Moose Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Mary Jane Stout
Valentine Dance
Mesdames Beryl Johnson
Lucille Smith
Pauline Atchley
Pat Williams
Mildred Hudson
Helen Cavanaugh
Millie Tarkington
Nina Pike
Betty Downard
Eva Lowe
Verle Brown
Mae Higgins
Oleta Davis
Alice Davis
Faye Middleton
Margaret Howard
Tressie Bass
Mary Lou Haley
Theda Cline
Eula Weeks
Inez Pendergraft
Robbie Craven
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Les Meres Club Names Officers
The Les Meres Child Study Club elected officers for next year at yesterday afternoon's meeting hosted by Mrs. R. W. Boston at 2001 Travis. Officers named: President Mrs. Elmer McCrary, Vice President Mrs. James Sherrill, Secretary Mrs. Jerome Stocking, Treasurer Mrs. Stanley Blackburn, Parliamentarian Mrs. Victor Shango, Reporter Mrs. Hugh Cox. The program featured a discussion on motherhood led by Mrs. Mike Montgomery. Refreshments served to a long list of members. next meeting set for February 6 at 1 30 p.m. at Mrs. James Lt. Johnson's home, 1512 Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Meres
Elmer McCrary
James Sherrill
Jerome Stocking
Stanley Blackburn
Victor Shango
Hugh Cox
Mike Montgomery
E. M. Blackburn
J. B. Clayton
Joe Davidson
Kenneth Flamm
P. R. Garre
James L. Johnson
King Kendrick
A. E. McCrary
Brents Norman
George Short
Mike Tate
Louis Vigna
James Lt. Johnson
Bryan
Forest Hill HDC Demonstration On Bedroom Improvements
Miss Pauline Lakey the Potter County home demonstration agent spoke on Bedroom Improvements at the Forest Hill Home Demonstration Club meeting. New officers were installed, guests included Mesdames J Neal N Manners and McCall, with members J W Ryan T J Buntin Rogers J F Cook N F Martin W P Pascoe. The club plans a 2 PM meeting February 20 at Mrs. W O Clark's home.
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Pauline Lakey
Potter County
Forest Hill
C. E. McPherson
North Cleveland
J. Neal
N. Manners
McCall
J. W. Ryan
T. J. Buntin
T Rogers
J. FP. Cook
N. F. Martin
W. Pp. Pascoe
W. O. Clark
North
Manhattan
United Nations study group meets at Amarillo home
Evening Study Group members of the Amarillo Branch American Association of University Women gathered at Miss Bertie Warren’s home at 2000 Hughes to discuss Personalities in the United Nations led by Miss Marie Luna. Attendees included Mesdames Puckett Jones Gahn Davis McCune Armin Lowe and Misses Johnston Schenck Radcliffe Luna Patching Driskill Bryan Yant Warren and guest Catherine Chapman. A meeting in Canyon Highway with Mrs J B Lowe is set for February 5 at 7 30 PM. First Baptist Alathean Class plans a chop suey luncheon tomorrow at 12 45 in the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
American Association of University Women
Bertie Warren
Hughes
L. C. Armin
United Nations
Marie Luna
Charles H. Puckett
Lois Jones
C. F. Gahn
Jewell Davis
Anna Mae McCune
J. B. Lowe
Joe Johnston
MOL Class Meets Friday at First Baptist Church
The MOL Class is scheduled to meet in a regular luncheon session on Friday at 12:30 PM in the First Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Party Held for Bobby Jones Seventh Birthday
Bobby Jones son of Mr and Mrs Robert Lee Jones was honored at a birthday party. Prizes went to Ken Knight and Ina Jean Nystrom. Guests included Sue Brown Benny Swires Donna Wood Martha Dodson Bethy Fowler and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Jones
Robert Lee Jones
Lipscomb
Ken Knight
Iaa
Jean Nystrom
Arthur Hugh Brown
Sue Brown
Benny Swires
Donna Wood
Martha Dodson
Bethy Fowler
Gayle Baker
Lorene Fischer
John King
Jack Dlson
Dick DeLong
Pamala Standley
Mike McCauley
Ina Jean Nystrom
Joan Janick
Randy Valgoord
Viola King
Mary Catherine Jones
Joe Jones
Wild Rose Lodge Luncheon Held by IOOF Hall Group
Wild Rose Lodge No 312 Ladies Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen hosted a luncheon at IOOF Hall. Members present included Audrey Partain, Bertie Grider, Bernice Shofner, Flora Sue Frederick, Lillian Clark, Elizabeth Cable, Mary Jones, Hilda Proffer, Gladys Walker, Irma Steel, Sue Watkins, Anna Mae Thomas, Exie Knight, Jessie Miller and Ethel Clark. The next meeting is set for 2 PM February 6 at IOOF Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wild Rose Lodge No
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Ioof Hall
Audrey Partain
Bertie Grider
Bernice Shofner
Flora Sue Frederick
Lillian Clark
Elizabeth Cable
Mary Jones
Hilda Proffer
Gladys Walker
Irma Steel
Sue Watkins
Anna Mae Thomas
Exie Knight
Jessie Miller
Ethel Clark
Graduate Nurses Meeting Scheduled by Texas Association
Texas Graduate Nurses Association District No 2 will meet tomorrow evening at 7 30 in the lecture hall of St Anthony's Hospital. Several important business matters are to be discussed and all members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Graduate Nurses Association
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Directors Plan Dinner At YWCA Meeting
Mrs. George Hammock presided over the YWCA board session at the association building 501 Lincoln. They scheduled the annual dinner for Jan 29 at 7 30 in First Presbyterian Church with speaker Mrs. John M Hanna of the Dallas YWCA. New directors named include Mrs. Erwin Ochsner and Miss Charlotte Whitney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hammock
Ywca Board of Directors
Association
Lincoln
First Presbyterian Church
John M. Hanna
Dallas Ywca
Rual Jones
Erwin Oschner
R. D. Houck
Erwin Ochsner
Willard Harris
Ernest Loessner
Charlotte Whitney
Hammock
Gertrude McMorran
YWCA
Notable Names in Local Association Officers Announced
V Dorsch and Faye S Gordon lead a list of officers including Amgray Johnson, Erwin Detisner, G G Ordway, P L Reppert, R T Weills and Misses Annie L McDonald Gertrude McMorran Jeanne McGahee Mary Ann Harris Louanna Beattie. Mrs Shelby Hammack appointed new secretary in the association office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. Dorsch
Faye S. Gordon
A Mgray Johnson
Erwin Detisner
G . G. Ordway
P. L. Reppert
R. T . Weills
Annie L. McDonald
Gertrude McMorran
Jeanne McGahee
Mary Ann Harris
Louanna Beattie
Shelby Hammack
Association
Contura device captures book pages despite curved binding
A device called the Contura can snap a contact photo of a page in a book even when the paper curves into the binding. Conventional photo-copying devices work properly only with a flat surface.
Minerals of Korea by region differ notably southward
The article notes that while Korea's mineral wealth is largely in the north, several minerals occur in large quantities mainly in the south. This regional distribution highlights geographic and resource disparities within the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
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