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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1945
Page
4
The Jamar Tres club heard a Goreme presentation on Siberia with Mrs Vernon Crevford leading discussion. Members including Mrs Walter Abell and Sir Marrsenn attended as they planned future lectures and refreshments.
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Mrs Homer Devis acted as hostess to the Piresart Walier Home Demon crettan Club meeting on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs W T Wille presided as secretary treasurer with by laws reviewed. Next hostesses named for February 14 at 1 o clock.
Mia Virginia Guin and Gien I Bufkin wed December 2 in Los Angeles Cal with a Cowrbie ring ceremony. Bufkin is employed at Lockheed Aircraft in Burbank and Seaman Peifxin, a graduate of Amarillo High School, attended Amarillo College and other institutions, later joined Lockheed before entering the service.
In New York at the Waldorf Astoria a 1500 strong crowd attended a Made-In-America spring and summer preview with the theme The Clothes Men Like. Louis Calhern narrated masculine style while stars Mary Martin Martha Scott and Gypsy Rose Lee modeled ensembles from Valentina Adrian and Charles James among others.
A dinner and shower were given in honor of Mrs. Johnnie Mallet formerly Miss Bennie Bee Wanser last night at Thomas Dinner House by the P. B. S. Those in attendance included Mrs. Mallet Mrs. E. J. Watson Jr. Miss Margie Edwards Miss Anna Andelson Miss Virginia Ray Johnson and Miss Florence Buell.
The Polk Street Methodist Tru love Class met for a luncheon Tuesday at Fellowship Hall with 43 members and guests. Mrs. A. W. Cornell presided over a business meeting after the meal. Mrs. Otis Trulove sang songs and Dr. Neal Cannon and Judge Tru love spoke briefly. Hostesses included Mesdames E. T. Miller D. J. Greer and others.
Officers Wives Club members are asked to attend the M A A F W orientation class starting Friday at 9 30 to 11 30 at the Red Cross chapter house at 10th and Tyler. The course continues next week on Monday Wednesday and Friday at the same time. Plants in houses should be watered thoroughly and then not watered again until the soil surface is dry.
Tonight features sewing class with Mrs Zella Riggs at 8 in the Downtown USO and a Spanish class at 7 30 at 901 Lincoln. Friday includes installation of officers for Fern Division No 402 GIA and a guest musicale at Musical Arts Conservatory 1710 Tyler at 8 with other activities at First Baptist Philothea Class 12 30 and a 3 o'clock Child Study Club gathering. A skating party at Junior High Fellowship Church 5 to 8 Saturday afternoon and a Polk Street Methodist League hot dog supper follow.
William H. Andrews Jr. will attend a banquet at the Amarillo Hotel at 7:30 PM Saturday hosted by the Amarillo Life Underwriters Association with a large Lubbock delegation. Roy Cloninger leads entertainment featuring a Dixie Dice floor show. Harris Landon handles ticket sales and Archie Castleberry oversees out of town reservations. This marks the first visit by a national president to the local association. Farl J. Sparks is president and Leo Bock is vice president with directors C L Copeland Roy Sessions Skeet Gibson Zeb Moore and Edgar Garner.
Phillip Gunbiner of the OPA Dallas office will discuss garment trade controls at a meeting of wear ing apparel, textiles and shoe retailers in room 401 of the county courthouse at 7 30 tonight. The program aims for a 6 to 7 percent price drop and channels 75 percent of fabric into low and medium priced goods, with agencies warning that quality low priced cloth ing has nearly disappeared and only high priced, poor quality goods remain.
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