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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1946
Page
4
Mary Oliver Coble and Donley Gray Darnell wed in a home ceremony January 22 with Chaplain Rodney Glasscock officiating. The couple plans a New Mexico honeymoon and will reside later at the groom’s ranch near Vigo Park.
The Ladies Auxiliary to Amarillo Post 1907 VFW met in the WOW Hall on Thursday. During the business meeting two new members, Mrs. Albert Randall and Mrs. Gerald Wiggins, were voted into membership.
The Division Luncheon of the Queen City of the Plains Ladies Auxiliary to the Order of Railway Conductors met at the WOW Hall for the first monthly gathering of the year. Officers elected include President Josh Kelly and Vice President H R Taylor with secretary treasurer W F E Thompson. A report on the Lauren Club was presented and seating arranged for numerous members and guests. The next meeting is set for February 14 at 2 o'clock in the WOW Hall.
CIW Club Bridge Unit members were guests on Thursday at the covered-dish luncheon in Army Village home of Mrs. Ray Weiss. After the meal Mrs. J W Dain won high, Mrs. W D Greer second high, and Mrs. Ralph Feather bingo. Next meeting is Feb 7 at 1 30 in Mrs. Earl Coles home 2703 Fillmore.
A banquet at the Herring Hotel Crystal Ballroom drew visiting Hereford breeders wives from towns across New Mexico and Texas. Mrs. Glen Ross led a chic group while Mrs. George Nance aimed to win carload bulls at Denver.
Mrs. J. W. Collins and Mrs. Eric Nye hosted a tea at 1615 Harrison for Miss Roberne Wilson, bride elect of William James Foran. Guests enjoyed lace table settings, gardenia corsages, and sil ver service with red and white carnation accents. later a dinner dance followed at Thomas Dinner House.
The Nuevo Bridge Club met Thursday for a covered dish lunch at the home of Mrs. M. G. O'Neil 113 East Thirteenth. Mrs. I. N. Chilton had the high score and Mrs. Elton Thomas was second high.
Tonight at 7 o clock Jam Jar Party at YWCA and Couples Class of the Tenth Avenue Church in the church parlor at 7 30. Saturday features Story hour for children at Amarillo Public Library at 3 o clock and Young Timers at YWCA at 7 30.
The Guy V. Henry Junior Auxiliary No. 10 of the United Spanish War Veterans met at the VFW building for officer installation. New officers include President J. E. Griggs and other posts such as Hudson, Wallace, Smith, Petersen, Anderson, Smith, Miner, Shore, and Bumpus. upcoming meeting set for February 21 at 7 30 p m with plans for an auxiliary theme song and a social hour.
Mrs. Howard Ogle 212 West Twenty-first hosted the Beryl Needle Club on Thursday afternoon. Guest Mrs. Arlie Barnett attended. Members present included Mesdames Dewell Brown FE Brown Carl Larsen I V Smith D Q Parker and the hostess. Next meeting set with Mrs. Carl Larsen 222 Colorado on Thursday at 1 30.
Members of the Bethany class at First Baptist Church held their monthly luncheon. Mrs. J. A. Hazlewood Jr. led the business session, Mrs. R. B. Norman gave the devotional, and Mrs. R. M. Roberts delivered an inspirational address. The program closed with songs and a covered-dish meal.
Palo Duro Chapter of the National Secretaries Association met at the YWCA in a general session led by president Mrs Sybil May. They planned to send a delegate to the National Convention in Kansas City February 23 and 24 and set a February 11 Valentine party with details to be announced.
The International Relations Group of AAUW met Wednesday morning with Mrs. Grady L. Fox. They discussed price control urging support for related legislation and labor topics. Members named include Mrs. Whitney and Mrs. Dougherty among others. The next meeting is Feb 13 at 9:45 at 401 Grand.
Harmony Club members will elect officers at the Monday afternoon gathering at 2 30 in the home of Mrs Grace Bennett 1502 Jefferson with Mrs J T Montgomery and Mrs E R Mayer assisting hosts.
Mrs John Caldwell and Mrs Hugh Hale hosted a farewell party at the Hale residence on Wednesday evening for Mrs Dale Gilmore who is moving to Denver Colorado. A crystal gift was presented and refreshments with a crocheted cloth and yellow tapers were served. Guests included Mesdames Carl Gray R C Munger Maurice Dial Bill Davis Larry Johnson Jim Nail Wayne Prescott H V Hobbs the honoree and hostesses plus Misses Ann Martin Billy Armstrong Wilma Immell Genevieve Seaman.
Mrs. Jessie Stapleton hosted the Past Matrons Club meeting at 513 West Fifteenth. President Stapleton led the session which voted Edith Taylor Harriet Christian and E O Feierabend as honorary members. Poems were read by Mrs. Amy George and several members attended.
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