Wedding Is Announced Here Today
Miss Helen Suler of 413 B West Twelfth Avenue becomes bride of Harold C. Robertson of Camp Wolters. Ceremony at Sacred Heart Cathedral with Fr. Thomas Dury officiating. The couple plans a weeklong Carlsbad wedding trip and will reside in Amarillo after January 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Suler
West Twelfth Avenue
Harold C. Robertson
Camp Wolters
Sacred Heart Cathedral
Thomas Dury
Robertson
Louis Robertson
Vaughn, N. M
Helen J. Suller
Santa Fe
N. M
Celia Morrow
Amarillo
Lorretto Academy
Highlands University
Las Vegas
Sigma Sigma Sigma
Koshares Clu
Farm Security Administration
Highland University
Beta Chi Fraternity
Koshares Club
Espanola
Tucumceari
Officers To Be Elected At Central Church Meeting
The Woman's Council of Central Presbyterian Church meets Wednesday inviting all church members. Morning session at 10:30 includes election of officers and circle leaders, followed by a noon lunch in the Fellowship Hall. A play Hands That Give directed by Mrs Gipson features Flor ence Whittington and others. Evening Church Night begins with a 6:15 covered dish supper and family study groups at 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Council
Central Presbyterian Church
Seven Circles
FE. Gipson
Florence Whittington
David Merchant
John Merchant
W. H. Gordon
M. C. Bradford
F. Paul Hovey
Central Presbyterian Woman's
Entre Nous Club Meeting Set for Thursday
The Entre Nous Club will meet at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon in the home of Mrs. J. H. Doty at 816 Carolina Street. The notice notes simple precautions to help enamel wear last longer and provide efficient service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Entre Nous Club
J. H. Doty
Carolina Street
Dr Anna Powell speaks to AAUW branches in Amarillo Canyon and Pampa
Dr. Anna Powell of Denton addressed Amarillo Canyon and Pampa AAUW branches on Our Relationship with the Countries to Our South and ways to strengthen ties. She urged Civilian Defense registration, upkeep of educational goals and refugee funds, and planning for a postwar world order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of University Women and Defense
Anna Powell
Denton
Amarillo
Association
Canyon
Pampa
Country Club
Powell
Doctor Powell
National International Relations Committee
Washington
North Texas State Teacher's College
Texas
American Association of University Women
Robert S. Crites
Julie Dante
Dett
VY. G. Kirk
S. R. Conger
A. G. Jones
W. F. Martin
H. E Borveman
Neff
Moreman
A. D. Lidia
Ruth S .Lle
Defense Bond Purchase By Lodge Ladies' Society
The Red Carnation Lodge No 345 Ladies' Society voted at its last meeting to buy a $50 defense bond and knit an afghan for a soldier through the local Red Cross chapter. Mrs W D Robertson was named knitting instructors chair with sewing committees. A large initiatory class is planned at the next meeting with two former members to be readmitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Carnation Lodge
Ladies’ Society
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen
Red Cross
W. D. Robertson
Ladies Society
I. O. O. F. Hall
Luncheon and Bridge Party Held by Newcomers Club
The Newcomers Club met for luncheon and bridge at Aronson Tea Room with 32 members present. Mrs W M Stidham led the business. afghan for Red Cross was approved and Henry Cusick named Red Cross chairman. Members will volunteer for troop train service at the Service Men's Civic Center. Prizes for high scores went to Mrs Sparks, Mrs Scott, Mrs Baker and Mrs Broderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aronson Tea Room
H. H. Hayward
Ray Jeoffrey
G. M. Battin
R. H. Doke
Nelson D. Crandall
W. M. Stidham
Red Cross
Henry Cusick
Bridge Party Honors Two Misses Peggy Seale and Marilyn Luker
Sigma Tau Chi sorority at Amarillo College hosted a bridge party for rushees Peggy Seale and Marilyn Luker at Margaret Love's home 1026 Travis Street. The Valentine themed event featured red and white candles. Seale won high score and Gwen Garwood had the low. Other players included Vera Kennedy Mary Traeger Gloria Clements Johnnie Rene Lyons Harlene Cook Shirley Cline Marie Dollar Ruth Vows Virginia Thornton Sue Murphy Phyllis Burnett Cassie Stephenson Gwyneth Elder Martha Starkey and Mrs R A Houck assisted with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Seale
Marilyn Luker
Sigma Tata Chi
Amarillo College
Margaret Love
Travis Street
Valentine
Gwen Garwood
Vera Kennedy
Mary Traeger
Gloria Clements
Johnnie Rene Lyons
Harlene Cook
Shirley Cline
Marie Dollar
Ruth Vows
Virginia Thornton Sue Murphy
Phyllis Burnett
Cassie
Junior Harmony Club Reports Program And Meeting Actions
The Junior Harmony Club met at La Nelle Ledbetter’s home for business and a program. The program featured vocal solo On a Hill by Deatin with Helen Montgomery, piano Meditation by Moore with Timmye Berg, and vocal The Lost Chord by Sullivan with Marjorie McKitterick. Refreshments followed. Attendees included Mrs. Robert Wilson sponsor Mrs. J F Montgomery and Margaret Newby, Donna Jean Autry, Virginia Vogel, Betsy Hayward, Jean Salmons and Ruth Wise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Nelle Ledbetter
Deatin
Helen Montgomery
Moore
Timmye Berg
Sullivan
Marjorie McKitterick
Robert Wilson
J. F. Montgomery
Margaret Newby
Donna Jean Autry
Virginia Vogel
Betsy Hayward
Jean Salmons
Ruth Wise
FWA Projects Approved for War Population Areas
The Federal Works Agency announced presidential approval of national defense public works to provide community facilities in war driven growth areas. Projects include Beaumont bridge 16000, Wichita Falls waterworks 84000, Houston sewerage 434100, Velasco and near San Antonio school facilities 13716 and 117584, Burkburnett water and sewer 87900, Abilene health center 37814, Lawton hospital and health center 149000, Chateau power facilities 12550, with various applicant funds totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Works Agency
Aational Defense Public Works
Texas
Beaumont
Wichita Falls
Houston
San Antonio
Velasco
Burkburnett
Abilene Health Center
Oklahoma
Lawton
Calendar Night Listings Highlight Local Club Activities
Tonight and Wednesday bring a packed schedule of events across Amarillo. Bonita Chapter of Eastern Star meets at Taylor Street, while the Amarillo Rebekah Lodge convenes at I. C. O. F. Hall and various clubs gather for meetings, sew days, suppers, and socials at church halls, hotel rooms, and school facilities with times from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. A wide range of chapters and organizations, from Red Cross fundraisers to youth groups, illuminate a busy midweek social calendar in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonita
Order of the Eastern Star
Taylor Street
Sorority Meeting Reviews Lan terns on the Levy
Mrs. W H Gordon reviewed Lan terns on the Levy by William Alexander Percy at the Epsilon Sigma Alpha meeting in the Federation Club Rooms Monday night. Miss Pat Devine played Sarabande on violin assisted by Mrs. Cleta Holland. Miss Doris Kent Shields read The Gusher. Elsie Harbison announced a picnic Saturday at 6 PM at Mrs. Maurice Finley 801 West Fourteenth. officers meet 5 PM at Finley home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Gordon
William Alexander Percy
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Federation Club
Pat Devine
Bohn
Cleta Holland
Doris Kent Shields
Elsie Harbison
Maurice Finley
West Fourteenth Avenue
Cox Home Is Party Scene
Mrs. Kelles Garrison formerly Miss Bertha Gartner was honored with a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. Ed Orton and Mrs. Enzil Garrison at Mrs. L. R. Cox’s home. Guests included Mesdames Anderson Crowell Rumbley Salmon King Harris Ford Eisner Urton Cox Ford and Naomi Ford with gifts from several friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelles Garrison
Bertha Gartner
Ed Orton
Enzil Garrison
L. R. Cox
BE. J. Anderson
H. L. Crowell
C. W. Rumbley
R. E. Salmon
G. R. King
S. L. Harris
G. C. Ford
Pattern 4999 Available in Misses and Women's Sizes
Pattern 4999 comes in sizes 12 through 40 with dress option and yardage for fabric and contrast. Send fifteen cents plus one cent mailing to Pattern Department of The Amarillo Globe in New York for this pattern. Ten cents more adds the Spring Pattern Book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pattern Department
Amarillo Globe
West 17Th Street
New York
N. Y
Training a crippled boy into a shoemaker at St Anthony’s Hospital
A Vocational Rehabilitation Program official describes a disabled Amarillo boy being trained to make shoes despite his handicap. The observer notes humility in leading a normal life through mind and hands, while touring St Anthony’s Hospital with other children in braces and casts. Benefits of attending the President’s Birthday Ball on Jan. 30 are urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Crippled Children’s Clinic
St. Anthony's Hospital
Germans Can Not Stand Bayonet Charges Says Soviet Officer
On the Central Front Lieutenant General Leonid Govorov reports the Red Army forced German units to retreat. He cites Russian artillery superiority and bayonet fighting skill, notes Germans failed to withstand bayonet charges, and downplays cold weather as a factor while warning of German fortification weaknesses. Prisoners describe cold conditions and lice in their clothing as typhus remains a threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Army
Russia
Leonid Govorov
Adolf Hitler
Mozhaisk
Max Herman
Herb ine for temporary constipation ad in Texas stores
When biliousness headache flatulence or gas and listlessness or tired feeling stem from temporary constipation a vegetable medicine named Her bine offers relief. The ad lists Crentney Drug Stores in Amarillo Pampa and Borger Texas as outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feea
Cretney Drug
Amarillo
Pampa
Borger
Texas
Ady.t
Odd Symphony Amid Icy Ruins and Evacuee Boy
A 10 year old boy Lyovka Voronova emerges from a burning house in subzero weather. He says his family were in the village when Germans occupied it in December and that others fled to the woods. Civilians search the ruins with sad expressions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyovka Voronova
Thrifty Club Meeting At Mrs Baucum Home
The Thrifty Home Demonstration Club met yesterday at Mrs. G. R. Baucum's home with Mrs. R. J. Ingram as co host. Mrs. T. E. Bursey spoke on Our War Job and the roll call followed parliamentary procedure. Members included D. B. Smith W. T. Sherrill J. W. McKee K. Baird J. E. Adelmann and E. J. Curry. Next meeting is Feb 9 at Mrs. Curry's 3902 Harrison Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thrifty Home Demonstration Club
G. R. Baucum
R. J. Ingram
T. E. Bursey
R. M. Rose
Texas Home Demonstration Association
Mesdames D. B. Smith
W. T. Sherrill
J. W. McKee
K. Baird
Easily Crochet Laura Wheeler Medallion Pattern 229
Beginners can crochet the Cobweb medallion with clear instructions and illustrations. Pattern 229 lists materials, methods, and a square option, priced ten cents plus mailing one cent, available from The Amarillo Globe Needlecraft Dept New York NY. request pattern number and sender details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Globe
Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Avenue
New York
N. Y
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Association of
David M. Patton
Ab, MD
Drs. Patton and
Carroll
Harrison Street
Sanford P
Buddy) Mandell
Dorothy Shless
Chicago
Bert Levy
Polk Street
Mandell
A. L. Shless
Felix Mandell
West
Sixteenth Avenue
Cambridge
Mass
Army Signal Corps
Harvard University
AAUW
Coats & Suits
Il Coats
JTYLE
Lodge
FWA
London
Bombay
Prule Garrett
W. 2. Fox
Lionel C. Holm
Amarillo Rebekah Lodge
Miracle Book Club
Lincoln St
Terpsichorean Chub
Jackson Street
P. FO
Mra
ELC Shearer
van Buren Street
Capital Hotel
San Jacinto Kiwani-Anns
K. G Kohler
Mississippi Street
Kappa Delta Chi Society
San Jacinto
A. A
U. W
T. A. Neubauer
Tyler Street
Rae Clensi
Welock
Little Flower Mission Guild of
Cathedral Hall
Wesleyan Service Guild
Polk Street Methodist Church
First Christian Woman's Council
Elizabeth Covey
Hughes Street
H Boover
J. P. Miller
Nineteenth Avenue
Edwin Lee
R. E. Logan
Monroe Street
Palo Duro
Order of Rainbow For Girls
Masonic Hall
Neighbor Club
S. E. Best
East Fifth Avenue
Alpha Tota Sorority
Beverly Prescott
Fillmore Street
First Baptist W. M.S
St Andrew's Episcopal Church
Jenny Lynn Sewing Club
Mack McCoy
Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club
Cliff Biggers
Sherrill Drive
Catillion Club
Aviatrix Club
Cox
Vicks
Icks
VareoRus
Anne Adams
Poland
Germany
The
United States
America
Japan
Thrifty Club
Carole King
White & Kirk
Laura Wheeler
Needlecraft Service, Inc
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