Polk Street Methodist Class Hosts Guests for Gathering
Members of Polk Street Methodist Church met yesterday at 1619 A Fillmore hosted by Mrs. G W Lee with assistants E W Fields M A Parrish and F C Gayne. Mrs A E Sadderis led business and noted a 139 member class. Messages from former member Earl G Hamlett and class mother Mrs E C Britain were read. An appeal for Boys Ranch clothing was made by Mrs Walter Fivy. Tea featured gladioli and snapdragons in yellow class colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk Street Methodist Church
G. W. Lee
Fillmore
E. W. Fields
M. A. Parrish
F. C. Gayne
A. E. Sadderis
J. R. Wilkinson
Lee
Earl G. Hamlett
Sadderis
E. B. Harris
E. C. Britain
Boys Ranch
Walter Fivy
Jewel Lander
H. O. Wilborn
Church Sewing Session Planned After Silver Service
Mrs. Sadderis presided at the silver service as fifty seven members attended. The next meeting will be an all day sewing session with a covered dish luncheon on February 17 in Fellowship Hall of the church.
Colonial Dames Meet in Mrs Hubbell Home
The Colonial Dames of the Seven Teententh Century Colonial Henry Lee Chapter held a meeting at Mrs. Alice R. Hubbell’s home 1914 West Sixth with Mrs. Gervis Taylor assisting. Officers conducted business and members shared historical anecdotes during refreshments. The next gathering is set for February 17 at 7 30 in Miss Cora Avery’s home 2607 Hayden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Henry Lee
Alice R. Hubbell
West Sixth
Gervis Taylor
L. N. Pittman
Thomas Currie
C. F. Randall
A. R. Granberg
Mary K. Harty
W. B. Dahoney
Addie Whitcomb
Cora Avery
Annie L. McDonald
Hayden
Philharmonic Club Review Highlights Life of Song
Mrs. Jack SoRelle featured in a review of Amelita Galli Curci’s Life of Song during yesterday’s guest day of the Philharmonic Music Club at Mrs. R. G. Roger’s home 2101 Harrison. Tea followed with Mrs. Seay presiding and performances by Mrs. R. W. Adams and Grace Bennett including arias from Verdi Puccini and Donizetti.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack SoRelle
Amelita Galli Curci
Philharmonic Music Club
R. G. Roger
Harrison
Sam L. Seay
R. W. Adams
Grace Bennett
Mesdames
R. C. Martini
Joe Gamble
J. Leo Southern
Charles Smith
M. E. Jacobson
Archie Castleberry
AAUW Group Hears Emmett Smith Talk at Home Session
Emmett Smith of White Deer spoke to the AAUW Evening Study Group hosted by Mrs. Odus Turner at 1713 Jackson. Smith shared experiences from the MNRA staff in Germany detailing occupation era governance, living conditions, education, and social life near Hanover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett Smith
White Deer
AAUW
Odus Turner
Jackson
MNRA
Germany
Smith
Hanover
John Hodges
Marie Luna
Mesdames C. C. Shaller
Joe Weddington
Jewell Davis
J. E. Wood
Lois Jones
Martha Luna
W. E. Routh
Ella Broadwell
Jessie Castleman
Adele Barnes
Johnny Rowan
Eva Patching
Sarah Miller
Elvira McKissick
Mary Evans
Bonnie Schenck
Nettie Crane
Mexican Supper Planned By Church Women
Women of the Mexican Christian Church at Sixteenth and Arthur sponsor a Mexican supper Friday night from 6 to 9. Reservations can be made by calling 7187.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixteenth
Arthur
St Louis Police Train with Screen Target Practice
St Louis police conduct a realistic drill by firing at actors projected on a moving picture screen to simulate live targets. The exercise tests weapon handling and judgment in dynamic urban scenes with trained performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Gold Star Girl Named for 1946 Potter County
Miss Mary Jo Berg of the St. Francis 4-H Girls' Club is named Potter County Gold Star girl for 1946. Leona Rea placed second in the contest. The announcement was made by Mrs. Shrader Rhea at the Potter County Home Demonstration Council meeting in the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jo Berg
St. Francis
Joseph Berg
Potter County
T. H. Rodgers
T. H. Armstrong
J. H. Johnson
H. C. Gentry
Pleasant Valley Club
W. H. Pondet
T. J. Maloney
River Road Club
Kay Baird
R. F
J. M Bridges
J. W. Carver
L. F. Lynn
Sixty-Six
Cleatus Rea
Shrader Read
Bushland Club
Kate Lock
Miss Pauline Lokey
Motorcycle Club Elects Officers Amarillo meeting names new leadership
The Amarillo Motorcycle Club held its latest meeting to elect officers. New appointees include President E. J. Counts, Vice President Fred Huske, Secretary Treasurer Eldon Beer, Sergeant at Arms Orvil Anderson, Reporter Liselotte Ross, Road Captain Hubert Lovett, and Directors Gene Hopkins Howard Broadie Tommy Gilbert Raymond Winters and Tom Evans. A bridal shower for Mrs Louis Prestige followed the business portion with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Motorcycle Club
E. J. Counts
Fred Huske
Eldon Beer
Orvil Anderson
Liselotte Ross
Hubert Lovett
Gene Hopkins
Howard Broadie
Tommy Gilbert
Raymond Winters
Tom Evans
Louis Prestige
Culture Club Elects Officers At Afternoon Meeting
The Twentieth Century Culture Club met at Mrs. R. H. Owens home to elect new officers led by President Townsend Douglas and other posts. A forum on tolerance in religion and race followed, and a resignation of Mrs. R. G. Atkinson was accepted. The next meeting on February 3 will feature a program on Modern Science with hostess Harrell Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Culture Club
R. H. Owens
Townsend Douglas
E. G. Powell
W. R. Scott
Harrell Bailey
Armand Dowie
Byron Ellis
W. H. Brian
R. E. Abbott
Pat Dean
Federation
Vernon Crawford
Academy PT A Slates Session
St Mary's Academy Parent Teacher Association plans a monthly meeting tomorrow at 2 30 in Cathedral Hall.
How Sluggish Folks Get Happy Relief
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Sorority Plans Spring Fashion Show for Veterans Hospital
Gamma Iota Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held a regular session at the Federation Club Rooms planning a spring fashion show for February 21 in Amaro High School auditorium to benefit the Veterans Hospital. Eva Marie Britain directed a cultural program on understanding literature and Cecile Brown spoke on poetry.
Kellogg's All-Bran Promises Relief From Constipation
Unsolicited letter extols Kellogg's All-Bran for easing constipation by bulk in the diet. Endorses daily use as cereal or in muffins with ample water. Offers money back double if not satisfied after ten days by sending empty carton to Battle Creek, Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg’s
Kellogg Company
Battle Creek
Michigan
Kellogg's
Blu Racer Reptile Not A Viper In Area Beliefs
A list of local names is noted alongside a statement that the blu racer snake is a harmless member of the black snake family. The item records community figures and a casual remark on venom risk.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Valentine
Edwards
Santa FE
TOT
Stork
Carpenter
Mrs. Day
Inez Holland
Mrs
Robert Drake
Macon O. Carder
D. I. Barnett
H. A. Waller
W. B. Thompson
F. M. McLaughlin
Jack LoRelle
R. F E. Posey
A. M. Meyer
R. W. Adama
C. G Feierabend
R. M. Gardner
Ray Barber
J. M. Crain
G. B. Jordan
J. G. McClintock
L. V
Aauw Group
Marizon
Willow Eze
M. Seaman
Famous Brands
Jantzen
Fleurette
Ladi Lastics
Naigen Ws
Polk
Amoullo
Tos
Motorcycle Club
Vergie Beauty Shop
N. Bivins
Culture Club
Anu Ani
Ben R. Solnick
Mgr
Ves
Hla
Elizabeth Arden
Ardena Fabrice
White
Kirk
Adi
Elmer Brelsford
Ncoth Avenue
Norristown
Page Seve
Joe Crump
Verna Lowery
Ver Gallarney
Miss Bett Dah
Spearman
Spicer
Watch Sale
Elgin
Waltham
Gruen
Bulova
Polk St
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