Philharmonic Music Club Elects Officers
Mrs. J. W. Sanders hosted the Philharmonic Music Club at 2400 Hughes Street. Officers elected for the new club year include President Mrs. Sanders Vice President Mrs. Watson B. Hamilton Recording Secretary Mrs. R. G. Boger Corresponding Secretary Mrs. Paul Boxwell Treasurer Mrs. D. E. Farley Parliamentarian Mrs. Sam L. Seay Concert Director Mrs. Ted Lokey Publicity Chairman Mrs. M. G. Mathis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Sanders
Philharmonic Music Club
Hughes Street
Sanders
Watson B. Hamilton
R. G. Boger
Paul Boxwell
D. E. Farley
Sam L. Seay
Ted Lokey
M. G. Mathis
Jenny Lynn Sewing Club Meets With Mrs F M Mitchell
The Jenny Lynn Sewing Club met Thursday afternoon at 3907 East Eighteenth Street. Winners included Mrs A F E Gamblin. new member Mrs Russell Jarnigan joined. Attendees were E W Melius J S McCall E L Fenwick A E Gamblin W T Lee and G T Johnson. Next meeting at Mrs Johnson 1500 East Tenth Street. V. It is estimated that coal reserves will last thousands of years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenny Lynn Sewing Club
F. M. Mitchell
East Eighteenth Street
A. F E. Gamblin
Mrs. Johnson
East Tenth Street
Evening Calendar of Local Events at McKinley and Amarillo Venues
The Calendar lists events tonight at McKinley School auditorium a minstrel show at 7 45 and piano recital at McDaniel Studio of Music at 8 18. Edward Morris will play piano and organ at 8 from Polk Street. A Sub Depot Welfare Association dance supports Amarillo Army Air Field at Crystal Ball Room Herring Hotel. YWCA girls gym class runs 10 12 Lincoln Street and Amarillo Public Library hosts a children's story hour at 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Army Air Field
Miss Nellie Erhard Honored by St Andrew’s Parish
Miss Nellie Erhard was surprised with a birthday party last week by members of St Andrew's Episcopal Church. They presented her with a wrist watch in appreciation of her years as church organist, after choir practice in the parish house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Erhard
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Erard
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen Meets
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen Clarendon Lodge No. 325 will hold a called meeting at 715 North Garfield Street Sunday at 4 PM. Rock Island members will discuss passenger assignments on the east end and all other pending affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Clarendon Lodge No. 325
North Garfield Street
Rock Island
Feierabend Fractures Knee in Fall on Ice
E. O. Feierabend Amarillo pioneer and veteran mason is wearing a cast on his right knee. X ray pictures taken this morning show a fractured kneecap from a fall on ice yesterday morning. Boys Ranch truck found near Sixth Avenue and Pierce Street after being taken from the Golden Gloves boxing tournament. Cecil Moore state police drivers license inspector reported the discovery during a road test. Total economic costs of occupational accidents in 1942 estimated at 2.3 billion dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. O. Feierabend
Amarillo
Mr. Feierabend
Sixth Avenue
Pierce Street
Cecil Moore
Odis Smith
Denton
Highway Patrol
Capt
Polk Ivy
J. C. Bridges
Hedley
Washburn
Gingerbread Men and Molasses Cookies for Party Fun
Easy party ideas for children include simple games like Old Maid Go Fish and I Doubt It to break the ice. Gingerbread men cookies and molasses cookies with raisin faces are suggested, with step by step dough, chilling, cutting, and baking tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaynor Maddox
NEA
Jerusalem
Mrs Nix Hosts Homecraft Club Meeting
The Homecraft Club met at 110-A North West Ninth Street hosted by Mrs O D Nix. Members sewed buttonholes and garments for the Red Cross, completing ten pieces, with refreshments for Mesdames Hill Boydston Williams Baker Holloway and guests Miss Duttenberg and Mrs Lusk. Next meeting will be hosted by Mrs N Boydston on Thursday February 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homecraft Club
O. D. Nix
North West
Ninth Street
Red Cross
W. R. Hill
N. Boydston
J. C. Williams
E. A. Baker
J. W. Holloway
Anna Duttenberg
Julia Lusk
City
Beryl Needle Club Meets With Mrs Frank Gordon
The Beryl Needle Club gathered at Mrs. Frank Gordon’s home 400-B Carolina Street on Thursday afternoon. Attendees included Mesdames I. V. Smith Ed Putman Charles Edmund Bill Rogers Bill Bogard Dewell Brown and guests Mrs. J Gordon and Mrs J A Wyatt The next meeting is set for Mrs Brown’s home 3914 West Sixth Street next Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beryl Needle Club
Frank Gordon
Carolina Street
Mesdames I. V. Smith
Ed Putman
Charles Edmund
Bill Rogers
Bill Bogard
Dewell Brown
J. Gordon
J. A. Wyatt
Brown
West Sixth Street
Stenography in the Civil Service and a Housework Rebalancing
Ruth Millett argues that as stenographers join Uncle Sam and leave their bosses, many men may struggle to run offices without women handling typing and errands. She warns wives to resist being drawn into new typing duties and suggests a businesslike bargain if exchange of chores occurs. The column finishes noting the carnation’s ancient description by Theophrastus in 300 B C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Millett
U.S
Papa
About Your Baby by Lerrice Streett
A troubled mother asks help for managing an eight year old son while the husband serves abroad. The piece urges outside activities for mothers, warns against leaving children, and suggests male companionship for the boy. It promotes good posture lessons and offers leaflet S-15 for five cents.
Tack Letters Continued From Page Two
A reader seeks the return of a lost billfold with driver’s license social security card and gas ration book. A separate notice offers wood for pickup and a reward for gloves found at a theater. A reader seeks light housework help and notes missing ration books for Estelle and De Courcy Scott near Whiteway Grocery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Harrison Street
Estelle
de Courcy Scott
Whiteway
Will
Finder for Lost Items and Help Wanted Ad
A note requests calling 2 3562 or returning items to 2409 Fillmore Street in Mrs Scott’s name. The text also includes a job-seeking notice from a colored girl seeking day work, experienced in housework and laundry, with contact number 7776.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fillmore Street
Scott
Suitcases of Marie G. DeRusha Available at Western Hotel
The personal belongings of Marie G. DeRusha may be claimed by contacting the Western Hotel. Call or visit to retrieve the items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie G. DeRusha
Leaders Quit In Argentina Amid Axis Break Dispute
Three cabinet ministers and three officials resign over opposition to Argentina's break with the Axis. President Pedro Ramirez warns Germany and Japan, bans Axis commerce, suspends Pampero, and urges silence for tranquility as anti Axis sentiment grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Pedro Ramirez
Germany
Japan
Mainain
Axis
Gustavo Martinez Zuviria
Justice
Luis Cesar Perlinger
Diego Mason
Basilio Pertine
Alberto Baldrich
Leon Scasso
Federal
Tucuman
Cordoba
Martinez Zuviria
Pellinger
Hugo Wast
Army deserter Wade to face court martial for robbery
Clarence Wade alias Bunt Weaver, an itinerant, has been turned over to military authorities at Camp Hood for court martial as a deserter from the army. He was charged here with robbery by assault of C. W. Hudson a few weeks ago. Wade was turned over to military authorities yesterday. Tradition places the castle of Old King Cole in Colchester, Essex, England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade
Clarence Wade
Bunt Weaver
Camp Hood
C. W. Hudson
Spain Faces Oil Supply Crisis Amid U S Ban
Spain must redefine policy toward Germany and the Allies as the United States suspends February oil shipments from the Caribbean. Seven to nine tankers affected. Hull expected to announce the move. Meanwhile Argentina cuts Axis ties as Llano Estacado Council meets in Amarillo on February 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Spain
Germany
Francisco Franco
United States
Caribbean
Hull
Britain
Giles Meets Land Owners Over Block M6 on County Lines
Commissioner Bascom Giles of the General Land Office meets with landowners surveyors and Randall County officials at 1 2 o'clock this afternoon to discuss property lines of Block M6 affecting much land in the southwest. He says the office closed one of its most successful years with 12 000 000 in receipts, 2 000 000 more than any prior year, boosted by oil production royalties and river bed recovery. About 5 000 000 was recovered for the University of Texas and Texas A. M. College during the war. One tract in Andrews County Block 13 yielded 3 500 000 in cash bonus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bascom Giles
General Land Office
Randall County
Giles
University of Texas
Texas A. & M. College
Andrews County
Half of poll taxes paid as deadline nears
Soldiers at Amarillo Field purchased only 17 poll tax receipts yesterday though hundreds of eligible voters remain. Two tax office deputies worked one day at the field and commerce slowed at all hours. The total to date stood at 6 498, barely over half the potential voters. Monday is the deadline. The Interior reports 1943 mineral value at 8 030 billion dollars, about 500 million higher than last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Field
Texas
Tax Office
Department of Interior
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Philharmonic Club
Jenny Lynn
Sewing Club
Ansley Cleaners
Boay
Reno
Nura
Sadana de
White & Kirk
McKinley School PT Association
McDaniel Studio of Music
West Nineteenth Avenue
Edward Morris
Lilly Larsen
Polk Street
Lincoln Street
Amarillo Public Library
Erhard
Feierabend
Arabia
West Amarillo
X-Ray
Otore
Polk
Mrs. Nix
Theocrastus
Sellar
Lerrice Streett
Tack
East 4Th Avenue
George Baster
Peggy O'Neil
Call
van Buren Street
Marie Earle
Herbert
Prem
Tam
Nabisco
Ana Rea
National Biscuit Company
Colchester
Essex
Engand
John D. McBride
Phione
Gibraltar
Llano Estacado
Boy Scouts
Cathedral Hall
Lewis Fields
Lon Edwards
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