Meeting Notice With Mrs G A French In February
The next meeting will be with Mrs. G A French at 1719 Monroe on February 4. Also listed are G W Correll and D V Gouldy indicating attendees.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1947
Page
9
The next meeting will be with Mrs. G A French at 1719 Monroe on February 4. Also listed are G W Correll and D V Gouldy indicating attendees.
The Amarillo YWCA hosts its annual membership dinner Monday January 27 at 6 30 pm with guest speaker Mrs J C Van derwoude of Dallas a longtime YWCA and local federation leader. She arrives early for member conferences and reservations are $1 50 per plate due by Saturday morning at 8254.
At 9 15 the class is to meet in the home of Mrs W C Whitecotton located at 1208 West Twelfth.
Women members gathered at Mrs. W. B. Gunn home 206 Arch Road for a morning event. President Mrs. Rolla Cartwright presided. annual reports were given and new officers elected: President Mrs. Jason Robberson secretary treasurer Mrs. Wales Madden historian Mrs. L. P. Herndon. The program featured talks on Paper Weights by Mrs. Alton Reeder and Portrait Miniatures by Mrs. A J Streit. A guest tea is set for Feb 18 at 2 30 p m hosted by Mrs. Roy Cullum 2000 Polk with assistances Mrs. Virgil Patterson and Mrs. F. E. Nichol.
New York state accounts for about 14 percent of the United States commercial apple crop. The statistic highlights New York as a leading apple producer amid nationwide orchards.
Members of the L Aiguille Club Social gathered yesterday afternoon at Mrs S L Edwards home 1627 Hayden. President H C Prince led the business session with roll call and current events. Federation report by F M Neal followed by needlework. Next meeting set for Feb 4 at 2 30 pm at Mrs S S Ferrell 1929 Harrison.
Mrs. E. B. Burgess Jr addressed the Amarillo AAUW Recent Graduates on Pompeii at Mrs. Bob Kesterson’s home. She illustrated with Munich prints of Pompeii ruins and read Pliny the Younger’s Vesuvius eruption letter. Refreshments were served to a list of members and guests.
Mrs. E B Hawkins hosted the Needle Art Club yesterday afternoon at 906 Sunset. Reports were given by Mrs. Jack Edwards and new member Mrs. Houston Norman. Hostess served a Valentine themed salad and favors of miniature Amaryllis pots. Attendees included Mesdames W D Thornton Homer Tuttle Houston Norman C B Pittman S M Phipps Jack Edwards Gene Everetts and the hostess. Mrs 8 M Phipps will host February 4 at 2 o clock.
Mrs. Percy Blackburn will head the Les Meres Child Study Club next year after yesterday’s election at a covered dish luncheon hosted by Mrs. J. B. Clayton. Officers named include Vice President Mrs. Louis Vigna Secretary Mrs. Victor Shango Treasurer Mrs. James Sherrill Parliamentarian Mrs. Carl Hall and Reporter Mrs. Donald Smith. The next meeting is set for February 4 at 2 PM in Mrs. Ray Ebling’s home.
A vintage ad touts J. Edwards' Olive Tablets as a remedy for constipation and to stimulate bile flow for better digestion. The rare price references 15¢ and 80¢ with a note to follow label directions and buy at all drugstores.
Amoma Class of the First Baptist Church met at 1118 Bellaire for a morning coffee hosted by Mrs. E. E. Gibbens. Mrs. J. A. Eastwood led the coffee service and business session planning a Valentine party for Feb 7 at 7 30. The devotional was given by Mrs. Curtis Claiborne on If. Next week on Tuesday morning,
Pierian Club members will gather Thursday afternoon at 1 00 o clock in the home of Mrs. C B Reeder 1300 Jackson for a club meeting.
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