Truman Women Set A Busy Inauguration Schedule
First Lady Bess Truman and daughter Margaret will accompany President Truman through a packed week of inaugural events. They will attend galas receptions and the official ceremony, with Margaret set to participate in a March of Dimes broadcast from the White House.
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Washington
Bess Truman
Margaret
Mr. Truman
United States
US Capitol
Truman
Treasury
John W. Snyder
White House
Amaryllis Chapter Hosts First Meeting of Year
Burling ton Veterans Ladies Association held its initial year gathering at Mrs. A J Morris 1513 Fillmore with a covered dish luncheon. Bridge and 42 games followed, with high scores earned by Mrs. M G Ballow and Mrs. O B Sandridge in bridge and Mrs. C W Robinson and Mrs. A J McGee in 42.
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Burlington Veterans Ladies Association
A. J. Morris
Fillmore
W. L. Burns
A. J. Lyons
J. A. McGee
Duke Nally
Morris
M. G. Ballow
O. B. Sandridge
C. W. Robinson
A. J. McGee
Mesdames Wilson Forister
A. J. Morris, Jr
Stanley E. Parks
Mesdames
J. C. Sparks
W. A. Roof
George S. Babb
J. 8. Hudson
M. Owens
Sam Mitchell
M. R. Jenness
Carl Hamilton
W. P. Henry
Culture Club Elects Officers In February Meeting
Twentieth Century Culture Club met at Mrs. Jerry Dye home to discuss the Old South. Officers elected include Harrell Bailey president Roy Cowie first vice president and W L Hickerson second vice president. Next meeting set for February 7 at 1312 Bellaire.
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Twentieth Century Culture Club
Jerry Dye
L. F. Schuneman
New Orleans
Dye
Harrell Bailey
Roy Cowie
W. L. Hickerson
Glenn Askew
W. R. Scott
G. G. Powell
T. S. Gilbert
B. F. Ellis
L. D. Blasingame
R. H. Owens
Mesdames R. E. Abbott
Pat Dean
Roy Dowie
Townsend Douglas
T. F. Gilbert
E. G. Powell
Ray Richards
B. M. Daniels
O. R. Pumphrey
L. H. Barnes
H. B. Jordan
Bellaire
Llano Estacado DAR Hosts Antiques Slides Meeting
Llano Estacado Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution met at Mrs. F. M. Neal's home with Mrs. W. D. DeGrassi presiding. Members viewed slides from the DAR Museum showing pewter silver glass and textiles while plans for the state conference in Galveston in March were announced.
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Llano Estacado
the Daughters of the American Revolution
F. M. Neal
Fillmore
A. W. Bivins
W. D. DeGrassi
L. V. Dorsch
E. P. Buchanan
DAR Museum
Washington, DC
American Red Cross
Veterans Hospital
DeGrassi
Bivins
Neal D. Cannon
Galveston
Mesdames
Margaret Shore
W. R. Frazee
Avery Turner
Cora Crotty
W., T. Leachman, Sr
William Pirschel
C. E. Osgood
L. M. Key
J. I. Kendrick
Minnie Tims Harper
G. V. Landers
C. G. Fluhs
F. N. Stuppi
E. E. Buchanan
Polk Street Methodist Luncheon Held in Fellowship Hall
The Polk Street Methodist Church Class met for a luncheon in Fellowship Hall with 75 guests. January birthday hostesses included W E Routh Walter Russell Raleigh Degerman G R Coleman A D Lidia H F Bobo E W Cain R E Platt Frank Satterfield Lane McAfee.
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Polk Street Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
Mesdames
W. E. Routh
Walter Russell
Raliegh Degerman
G. R. Coleman
A. D. Lidia
H. F. Bobo
E. W. Cain
R. E. Platt
Frank Satterfield
Lane McAfee
Auxiliary Hears Report at YWCA Meeting
The Ladies Auxiliary 233 of the National Association of Letter Carriers met at the YWCA on Lincoln Avenue led by president Mrs Myrtle Haynie. Officers present included vice president Mrs Louise Carter secretary Mrs Barbara Baker treasurer Mrs Faye Rives color bearer Mrs Mildred Burch. They planned a monthly canned vegetable donation to the Preventorium and noted a Fort Worth state board meeting January 15. The July 1 2 Dallas Baker Hotel convention was announced.
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Ladies Auxiliary
National Association of Letter Carriers
YWCA
Lincoln
Myrtle Haynie
Louise Carter
Barbara Baker
Faye Rives
Mildred Burch
Smits
Holland
Anita Thompson
Houston
Gay Carter
Men’s Association
Fort Worth
Baker Hotel
Dallas
Mesdames Glen Laing
Jack Reese
R. B. Groves
Chesley Erickson
Ernest Hill
Ira Bone
Carlton Splawn
Association to Sponsor Dixie Dice Show at School
Humphreys Highland Parent-Teacher Association sponsors a Dixie Dice Show Friday at 8 in the school auditorium. Proceeds benefit the Girl and Boy Scouts. Admission 50 cents for adults 25 cents for children. Public invited.
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Humphreys Highland Parent- Teacher Association
Boy Scouts
Varied Selections On Speech Program At Panhandle
Panhandle Speech Arts Association met at 923 Bowie in the home of Mrs E D Caskey for a program on Chinese and Japanese literature. Mrs John Merchant compared customs and literature, Mrs Daisey Person recited a Japanese tale Takese Bune, Mrs Caskey read a Chinese poem Chicake, and Mrs John Merchant presented a Chinese play The Thrice Promised. The next meeting will be in February.
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Panhandle Speech Arts Association
E. D. Caskey
Bowie
China
Japan
Caskey
John Merchant
Daisey
Garden Club Talk on Roses by Mrs Elliott
Mrs B C Elliott discussed roses at the North Amarillo Garden Club meeting held yesterday in Bennett Hall at Buchanan Street Methodist Church. Guests included Mesdames Arnold Cook George Thomas and Jeff Morris. Members present included Mesdames W R Hill Al Reville Z J Graham Pat O Grady.
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B. C. Elliott
North Amarillo
Hulen Circle Luncheon Held at West Amarillo Church
The Mother's Hulen Circle met for its monthly luncheon at West Amarillo Christian Church with hostesses Mrs. W. Leslie Rhea Mrs. Donna Elder and Miss Ethel Shields. Mrs. Charles Bebout led the Bible lesson and Mrs. Paul Winstead led the business session.
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Mother Hulen
West Amarillo Christian Church
W. Leslie Rhea
Donna Elder
Ethel Shields
Charles Bebout
Paul Winstead
E. C. McReynolds
Wiley Dodd
T. D. Perkins
Ross Russell
W. R. Scott
T. M. Montgomery
W. Leslie
New Sewing Pattern Ad from Amarillo Globe
Advertisement for pattern 4843 featuring a casual slim-fitting blouse with narrow front gates and long collar. Sizes 34 to 50 available. size 36 requires 4 yards 39 inch fabric. Includes illustrated instructions. Send 25 cents to Pattern Dept New York and request the Spring Pattern Book by Anne Adams with a free four-store pattern and 15 cents more for copy.
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Amarillo Globe
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Anne Adams
Local Club Set to Meet February 14 at Bennett Hall
Members Archie Reed Earl Moore J Johnson Joe Gibson Ora Williams K Page R E Hover and Vernon Quine attend a club gathering scheduled for February 14 at 2 o'clock in Bennett Hall.
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Archie
Reed
Earl Moore
J. #. Johnson
Joe Gibson
Ora Williams
K. Page
R. E. Hover
Vernon Quine
Bennett Hall
Garden Pilgrimage to Mexico City Planned for February
The 1949 Garden Club pilgrimage to Mexico City is set for February 10 to 22. Lectures on flowers and fruits will be offered and tours will visit Orizaba Fortin and private gardens. Reservations with Mrs. Ben G. O'Neal at 2201 Miramar Wichita Falls.
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Garden Club
Mexico City
Mexico
Orizaba
Fortin
Ben G. O’neal
Miramar
Country Club Estates
Wichita Falls
Security Benefit Association to Meet Next Week
Security Benefit Association held a business session last night at Rebekah Hall with H. M. Britt presiding. Next Monday at 7 30 will see the group reconvene in the same hall.
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Security Benefit Association
Rebekah Hall
West Sixth
H. M. Britt
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