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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1951
Page
8
Mrs C Bridges led a devotional at the quarterly Goes session attended by Mesdames W W Lewis T A Porter L A McGinnis J R Banes J C Bridges O T Pfeiffer Tom Carmichael T L Stephenson C B Roach S G Gangwere W A Walker N P Phelps H E Cole Raymond Graves Lloyd Blackwell L F Webb and Carl Bean.
The newly organized Women’s Society of Christian Service of Forest Hill Methodist Church held its first meeting in the church rooms. President C F Staples opened with a prayer and led the business session. Officers and division secretaries were named, plans made for an install service by Rev James Carter, and Wanda Lynn Martin was appointed nursery attendant. The group will meet next Wednesday at 10 o’clock in the church.
The article explains that introductions are a straightforward social gesture not to fear. Focusing on the other person helps you remember their name, look into their face, and respond to their cues rather than perform a mechanical ritual. The act becomes a natural way to get to know someone new.
Mrs. Cleo Vaughn of Pierce Street Baptist Church spoke on Home Mission Work at a Pleasant Valley Christian Church Womans Council meeting in the church parlors. The session featured singing, a devotional, and leadership by Mrs. Sam Robertson with several attendees listed. The next meeting is set for July 18 at 9:30.
Miss Lucille Halley, past worthy advisor of Palo Duro Assembly No 113 Order of the Rainbow for Girls, was appointed grand representative from Georgia to Texas at a state assembly meeting in Austin. Attending were Miss Maxine Adair, Miss Sue Ann Pair, and several other members including Mrs Alpha Hawn and Mrs Edith England.
Amarillo Chapter 1150 Women of the Moose held a Monday session in Moose Hall led by juniorgraduate regent Mrs Mary Jane Stout in Mrs Mary Lou Haley's absence Final reports covered publicity Mooseheart Moosehaven and membership Attendees included Theda Cline Fay Middleton Bette Tupin Mae Higgins Mary Hinkle Gladys Eskew Tressie Bass Lucille Smith Bertie Kelly Perky Foster Loraine Burleson Nina Pike Jo Cook Aline McCombs Robbie Craven Gladys Buttel Eula Weeks Inez Pendergraft Alice Davis Next meeting set for July 9 at 8 30 in Moose Hall.
Green Haven Home Demonstration Club met with Mrs. Carl Dupriest on Hayden Street. Mrs. C. M. Purcell, president, conducted the business session. After recreation, Mrs. Sam Goldwater demonstrated belt making and Miss Lula Patterson of Randall County participated.
A demonstration by Agent on garment finishes drew one guest Mrs E A Osborne and Mesdames T L Barnum George Ballard Sam Goldwater Jim Hartnett C R Hughes Art Knorpp J H Parker C M Purcell J C Arden Carl Dupriest and Miss Lula Patterson. A social at Sam Solvat r on July 17 in Gn yon Highway followed.
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