Amarillo Music Teachers Plan June 1947 Convention
The Amarillo Music Teachers Association met in a called session at the Barron home 2001 Monroe for a chicken dinner. President Cleta Linda Holland led business as Folsom Jackson reported on the Beaumont state convention. An invitation was extended to host the June 1947 state convention in Amarillo.
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Amarillo Music Teachers Association
Robert Louis Barron
Monroe
Cleta Linda Holland
Folsom Jackson
Music Teachers Association
Beaumont
Amarillo Association
Mr. Barron
Cincinnati
Mesdames Gladys Glenn
Marguerite McAdams
Mabel Lauder
Ola Jenkins
Gertrude McDaniel
Oleta Linda Holland
Margaret Henry
Elizabeth Morris
Misses
Newcomers Bridge Party At Federation Club Rooms
Newcomers Club hosted a dessert bridge at the Federation Club Rooms. Hostesses included Mesdames R. T. Price W. A. Potter W. H. Symms and W. B. Grigsby. High score went to Mrs. B. F. Loomis second to Mrs. J. M. Reynolds and game award to Mrs. Charles O'Dell.
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Federation Club
R. T. Price
W. A. Potter
W. H. Symms
W. B. Grigsby
B. F. Loomis
J. M. Reynolds
Charles O'Dell
Gertrude Alexander
Eunice Burke
Sue Barr
A. E. Casey
Jim Reynolds
Mesdames F. J. Smith
W. L. Marr
Dowald, Pearce
Barbara Benny
John Wilkes
Wichita Falls
Baptist WMU Has Program at First Baptist Church
First Baptist Church Woman's Missionary Union held a monthly business and program session led by Mrs. J. W. Sanders with singing of Jesus Saves. Guest speaker Mrs. Pearline Williams of Jenkins Chapel spoke on devotion amid world turmoil. Anita Cyphers and Robert Smith performed piano and vocal numbers. group dismissed by Mrs. Joe A. Jenkins.
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First Baptist Church Woman's Missionary Union
J. W. Sanders
Howard Scott
R. B. Wingate
L. V. Dorsch
Vera Ramsour
E. O. Love
Pearline Williams
Jenkins Chapel
Anita Cyphers
Robert Smith
Lord
Miss Cyphers
Mt. Zion Church
Joe A. Jenkins
Courtesy for Bride-Elect Miss Joan Yeager
Bride-elect Miss Joan Yeager, fiancée of G. A. Tomlinson Jr., received a luncheon at Longchamp's hosted by Miss Joan Marsh. Delphinium and daisies framed the serving table while place cards named Miss Pat Smith Miss Anita Hale Mrs Myron Dormon Mrs Fred Brady and the honoree.
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Joan Yeager
G. A. Tomlinson, Jr
Joan Marsh
Longchamp’s
Pat Smith
Anita Hale
Myron Dormon
Fred Brady
County Club Hears Agent at River Road Home
River Road home hosts River Road Home Demonstration Club members with pest discussion and plans for a July 10 political rally at the River Road school. Miss Pauline Lakey spoke on DDT uses and the next meeting is set for July 17 at 2 o'clock with Mrs. Uhrich.
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River Road
W. T. Oler
River Drive
River Road School
Pauline Lakey
Fotter County Home
W. C. Stockett
Lula Robertson
P. F. Uhrich
J. W. Horn
C. F. Rhodes
J. L. Glasgow
W. J. Monahan
J. H. Thomas
Paul Johnson
W. H. Pondet
Hillcrest Drive
JYG's Enjoy Picnic Supper
JYGs Enjoy Picnic Supper in Sanborn Park hosted by the YWCA young business girls. A watermelon supper and swimming party were planned for July 18 with Betty Davis Relda Young Nila Dean McGouirk La Rue Beeler on the arrangement committee. Hostesses included Bettye Horne Shirley Glass Anita Van Dyke and Virginia Blackwell. Dorothy McClellan and Nila Dean McGouirk directed games songs and stunts.
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Betty Davis
Relda Oung
Nila Dean McGouirk
la Rue Beeler
Betty Brown
Barbara Baker
Wanda Brown
Alpha Fifer
Bettye Horne
Shirley Glass
Anita van Dyke
Virginia Blackwell
Dorothy McClellan
Nila Dean MaGouirk
Buchanan Street Methodist Women Hold Luncheon and Meeting
Executive council members of the Buchanan Street Methodist Church Woman's Society of Christian Service were entertained at a luncheon at Mrs. C. C. Crist's home. Mrs. J. R. Moore presided over a regular society meeting in Bennett Hall with Mrs. C. H. Mills as hostess. The program on Women Trustees of the Future was led by Mrs. C. F Staples. Reports on the quarterly conference held at Sweetwater were presented and the group adjourned to resume sessions on August 28.
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Buchanan Street Methodist Church
Woman's Society of Christian Service
C. C. Crist
North Buchanan
Bennett Hall
C. H. Mills
J. R. Moore
Women Trustees of the Future
C. F. Staples
Sweetwater
L. P. Vaughn
H. E. Hudspeth
S. P. Maness
Eva Boswell
J. H. Powell
Glen Wood
Bruce Edwards
J. P. Wrather
J. M. Bilderback
C. F P. Staples
Katharine Metcalf
Gladys Davis
Happy Hour Sewing Club Social at Inman Home
The Happy Hour Sewing Club met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. S S E Inman residence 808 Washington. Members and guests enjoyed sewing and refreshments hosted by the hostess. Next meeting set for Thursday at 2 30 pm in the home of Mrs A H Mullins 1107 North Grant.
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Happy Hour Sewing Club
Theme for Year's Study Chosen by Church Council
First Christian Church Woman's Council met in the parish lounge for a monthly session. Program chairman Mrs. J. R. McKinley announced the coming year’s theme as The Christian and the Race. Mrs. M. J. R. Jackson led a devotional on Making God’s New World Through Constancy. Thirty five members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church Woman's Council
J. R. McKinely
M. J. R. Jackson
Polk Street Methodist Woman’s Society Meeting Report
The Polk Street Methodist Church Woman's Society of Christian Service met yesterday afternoon in the church parlor with a musical meditation. Mrs. I. L. Peffley presided as president, new officer Mrs. Morgan T. Jones elected correspondent secretary, and several members participated in devotions and musical numbers. The group will meet in circles next week Wednesday at 2 30 in the parlor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Martini
Polk Street Methodist Church
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Robert Douglas
W. Coffee
Lydia
Gene Schulze
Chopin
I. L. Peffley
Morgan T. Jones
A. R. Carrigan
Anna Jo Knox
Rita Knox
Anna Jo
Mesdames Vernon Stanley
E. L. Stanford
P. H. Norman
T. E. Daws
Carter Veazey
J. E. Pierce
Society Begins Bible Study at Tenth Avenue Church
The Society began a Bible study on the Divine Fatherhood yesterday afternoon at the Tenth Avenue Methodist Church, with members attending in the church hall.
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Society
Virginia ticks drive Rocky Mountain spotted fever cases up in year
Virginia led the nation last year with most Rocky Mountain spotted fever cases as health officials distribute vaccine. They warn the public to inspect skin sensations after woodland walks or grassy areas for possible wood tick bites spreading the disease.
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Richmond
Rocky Mountain
Virginia
Appalachians
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