Mrs Gregg Hosts Tea For Miss Gregg Future Bride
The approaching marriage of Miss Charlotte Ann Gregg to Edwin J Regal is announced with a 4 to 5 o'clock tea at the Gregg home 807 Jefferson Street hosted by Mrs Gregg and Mrs R D Erhard. The wedding is set for February 8 and the event features pastel colors and floral centerpieces. Mr Regal, son of FE A Regal of Amarillo, attends Texas A and M College and is the groom designate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Ann Gregg
Edwin J. Regal
Charles E. Gregg
Jefferson Street
Greeg
R. D. Erhard
Rex Blankernshin
Kathryn Farwell
Paul Ellis
J. V. Cradit
Murry Elson
Pauline Martin
Porger
Regal
Texas A
M. Colligr
A Regal
Amarillo
Herd Elected Chairman of Amarillo Child Study Council
Mrs B L Herd was elected chair man of the Council of Child Study Clubs at Amarillo Day Nursery on Tuesday afternoon. She also serves as president of the San Jacinto Child Study Club with officers Mrs R A Baker as assistant chairman Mrs T E Reyman as secretary treasurer and Mrs H H Thomas as publicity chair man. All seven delegates attended the meeting and a spring project to raise funds for the nursery was planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. L. Herd
Council of Child Study Clubs
Amarillo Day Nursery
Herd
San Jacinto
Vatican City
Tonight’s city clubs and guilds host a busy calendar
A dense calendar lists multiple meetings in Amarillo events from Little Flower Mission Guild to various clubs and associations. Activities include bridge parties, luncheon gatherings, sewing circles, and a Red Cross knitting project. The calendar notes organized bychurches, orders, and civic groups with times from 12 to 7:30 pm and venues across city halls, halls, and clubhouses. The item ends with a separate civic note: the mayor of New York earns $25,000 annually.
Cotillion Dance at Aviatrix Club Honors Service Members
Honor guests invited to the Cotillion Club formal at the Aviatrix Club tonight with the Forty-Four Club and Alpha Delta sorority. proceeds from Ye Olde Barn Dance benefiting the Service Men's Civic Center. Also notes farewell party for Lawrence McBee and Lucien Upshaw, plus Rose Bowl menu and a Pearl Buck book review fundraiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotillion Club
Aviatrix Club
Forty-Four Club
Alpha Delta Sorority
Service Men's Civic Center
Elliott-Greer Office Supply Company
Booth
Lawrence Griffith
Ted Neely
H. Grady Wilson
District 2 Study Club Meeting and Local Notices
District 2 Study Club holds a covered dish luncheon at Bonita Order of the Eastern Star dining room 504 Taylor Street at noon Thursday. Amarillo Assembly No 19 Rainbow for Girls meets at 4:30 Thursday in Mosaic Hall 504 Taylor Street for initiation. Mystic Weavers Club gathers 2:30 at Mrs J W Rogers 406 Alabama Street. C W Club meets 2:20 Thursday at Mrs Harold Jones 804 Lamar Street. First Baptist Maria Class meets 12:30 Thursday at the church. MacDowell Music Club meeting canceled. next session Feb 5. Book review on An Introduction to Child Study given by Mrs J L Parmelee. R F Smith to host 76th birthday games party at 1321 East Fifteenth Avenue tonight. Lipstick trend: Helena Rubinstein offers engraved name and address on key-chain lipsticks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District 2
Bonita Order of the Eastern Star Chapter
Taylor Street
Amarillo
Order of the Rainbow
Masonic Hall
Mystic Weavers Club
J. W Rogers
Alabama Street
J. Fm. McGregor
J. L. Parmelee
Ruth Strang
Child Study Club
Helena Rubinstein
Heleny Rubinstein
Rec
Jaynes Vermifuge Promises Safe Worm Relief
A vintage medical column warns that roundworms may afflict children and lists warning signs like crawling sensation and picky appetite. It touts Jaynes Vermifuge as America’s best known worm medicine, claiming it expels worms gently and also serves as a mild laxative if no worms are present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jayne
America
Birthdays of Clubwomen Celebrated
Miss Ethel Hicks presided as toastmaster at a birthday banquet for the Junior Business Women's Club held Tuesday evening at the Capitol Hotel. Members contributed a penny per year of age, and the table featured violet and white sweet pea arrangements with birth dates on place cards. A large white cake with pink candles was donated by Mrs. Tom Broaddus. Sue Johnson sang, and several speakers and performances followed. Attending members included Elinor Atwood, Donna Clyde Wright, Inetta Tipps, Allyne Whelchel, and Evelyn Rose among others. The Junior Child Study Club meets Friday at 2 PM at 1221 Bonham Street for Red Cross work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Hicks
Capitol Hotel
Jefferson Bank
Tom Broaddus
Evelyn Broaddus
Sue Johnson
St. Cecilia
Mmother
Orville Johnson
Johnnie T Louise Blankenship
Jean Wright
Bob Harris
Elinor Atwood
Donna Clyde Wright
Inetta Tipps
Allyne Whelchel
Evelyn Rose
Ann Reynolds
Betty Janice Lessing
Lucretia Wilson
Alice Campbell
Trene Toll
Johnnie Louise Blankenship
Clara Martin
Juanita McCracken
Frances Ellison
Joyee Peet
Floretta Davis
Average American Woman Is Dumpy Says DOA Survey
United Press reports the DOA Bureau of Home Economics analyzed 14 698 women across seven states and DC revealing the mean American woman stands 5 3 tall and weighs 133 pounds with a 15 27 neck 35 62 bust 29 15 waist and 38 82 hip. The study notes wide variation and that the ideal differs from the mean, with New Jersey the shortest and heaviest, DC the smallest, and Arkansas near the best-built in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph L. Myler
United Press
Washington
U.P
Agriculture Department
Department
District of Columbia
DOA Bureau of Home Economics
DOA
New Jersey
Arkansas
California
North Carolina
Illinois
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Cottons Are Coming to The Front
National Cotton Council delegates previewed women in defense work wear at a Jackson fashion show. Garments from heavy cottons like chambrays and denims spanned overalls slacks culottes and coverall aprons. Oscar Johnston said the heavier cotton fabrics represent the greatest tonnage outlet for cotton developed in the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Miss
National Cotton Council
Virginia Jewel
New York
Council
Cotton-Textile Institute
American School of Design
Oscar Johnston
Twentieth Century Meeting Rescheduled For February Sixth
The Twentieth Century Club will meet at 2 30 PM in the home of Mrs. Frank Butler 1506 Washington Street with Mrs C T Crowe in charge. Also the First Baptist Philathea Class plans a 2 30 PM gathering at the home of Mrs Otis Higdon 1908 Madison Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Philathen
Otis Higdon
Madison Street
Twentieth Century Club
Frank Butler
Washington Street
C. T. Crowe
First Baptist Philathea
Madison Stret
Twenty One Women Return to Wartime Nursing at NW Texas St. Anthony
Twenty one women who left nursing to homemaking will begin an eight week refresher course Monday at Northwest Texas and St. Anthony's hospitals. The program focuses on new equipment and medicines with eleven students at Northwest and ten at St. Anthony's for four weeks, then alternating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest Texas
St. Anthony's Hospitals
Northwest
St. Anthony's
Return of Nursing Students After Refresher Course
The passage notes women must spend at least four hours daily at bedside nursing to qualify for a refresher course that will restore them to the registered nursing profession. It adds a health remark that mosquitoes are linked to malaria.
Troxell Rites At 2 Tomorrow
Funeral services for Joseph Albert Troxell 74 of Amarillo will be held tomorrow at 2 PM from the N 8 Griggs and Sons Chapel Rev Powell A Smith of West Amarillo Christian Church will officiate Pallbearers Hulett Agee Ray Cox Henry 8 Bishop Mark Agee Hee Hobson and Earl Curry Survivors include four daughters a brother seven sisters five grandchildren and one great grandchild Burial will be in Llano Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Albert Troxell
Decatur
Clara Barker
Mineral Wells
Sam Wilson
C, Fe, Shaw
Maggie Barker
Rhome
Texas
Fliza Mobley
Amarillo
Llano Cemetery
P. F. E. Chapter Plans Rummage Sale at Rainbow Hotel
P. B. O. Chapter B will hold a rummage sale all day Friday at the Rainbow Hotel located at 623 Fourth Avenue.
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. L. Regal
Mrs. Herd
Little Flower Mission Guild of
Sacred Heart Cathedral
Cathedral Hall
Tlark
Wesleyan Service Guild of
Polk Street
Central Presbyterian Cbhoreh
Oelonk
Owielk
Palo Loire
Order of Rainteen
Aljlunse
Alpha Tota Sorority
Mie
Beverly Prescott
Fill- Hulis Street
Oilock
Coton Clib
Anmied
Mizpah Club
WT. Dinan
Hayden Etrert
Ofelork
del Maron
The
Delphan Society
Dehek
Aine Bonnet Needle Club
Tye
Maryland Street
Jolly Fifteen Club
A. Beard
Clarfield Street
Poplar Grove
Woodmen Circle
W. O. W Hall
Boyd Reynolds
Buchanan Street
Atlantida Spanish Club
Amarito Hotel
Neoteus Choir
First Christian Church
Sandie Mothers Club
Red Cross
Virgil Lemaster
Lincoln Street
Entre Nous Club
J. H. Doty
Carolina Street
E. T. McBride
West Sixth Avenue
Amarillo Motorcycle Club
St. Mary's Academy
Order of the Rainbow For Girls
Mystic Weavers Sewing Club
J. W. Rogers
Jick McGregor
O. E
First Baptist Maria
Joseph Benton
B. A. Paschal
Paschal
Betton
Elna Ruth Beck
Frances Lynn Townes
Betty Stockton
Betty Burkhalter
Lewis Spring
Margaret Barker
Mark Taylor
Lucy Mae Ratliff
Lawrence McBee
Kelly Field
San Antonio
Lucien Upshaw
Marine Officers’ Training
Dallas
Juanita Frieze
Monroe Street
Bill Bradford
Sally Ann
Elton Deleater
Ed Harris
Marilyn Riggs
Lubbock
Floyde Garwood
Maya Garwood
Jeanne Bradford
Leonard Mills
Claudine Mills
Ellis Hall
Velma Hall
Paul Pellette
Roberne Wilson
Charles W. Streiby
Peegy Seibel
Lewis Smith
Oleta Smith
Dickie Dye
Frances Hemphill
Jane Woodruff
Charlotte Allen
Rose Bowl
Rose Bowl Tea Room
Howard Lynch
Pearl Buck
West Tenth Avenue
Crean
Loveler
Rainbow Girls
Mystic Weavers
Macdowell Music
MacDowell Music Club
Seton
R. F. Smith
East
Fifteenth Avenue
David Lewis
Portant
H. M. Adkins
Bonham Street
Atrid
Arpid
Junkin
Ehee
Sio
Troxell
Dr. Caldwell
Blackburn Bros
Laura Wheeler
Copa Ta
INC
Baby Accessories
Amarillo Globe
Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Avenue
N.Y
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