Bridge Party Enjoyed by Thrifty Home Demonstration Club
Members and several guests attended a bridge party at Mrs. T. M. Rose’s home Monday morning. High score went to Mrs. Raymon Knighton, second to Mrs. G. L. Mercer. Lunch was served at noon. Next meeting set for July 28 hosted by Mrs. Ingram with Miss Pauline Lokey in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thrifty Home Demonstration Club
T. M. Rose
Raymon Knighton
G. L. Mercer
Mesdames Kay Baird
J. W. McKee
T E. Bursey
D. B. Smith
R. J. Ingram
W. T. Sherrill
Rose
Mesdames Ott Pettis
C. J. Martin
C. E. Langmack
B. I. Cogdill
T. B. Smith
Mrs. Ingram
Pauline Lokey
Summer Music Students Give Recital at Waller Residence
The Academy of Music and Art pupils performed Sunday night in Mrs. H. A. Waller’s home at 3615 North East Eighth Avenue. Performers included Ellis Hall students Joe King Maurice Meredith LaVerne Meredith Lorelei Dudley Mildred Garrett and Sheila Reed before families and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Music and Art
H. A. Waller
North East
Eighth Avenue
Ellis Hall
Waller
Marguerite Cleghorn
Joe King
Maurice Meredith
LaVerne Meredith
Lorelei Dudley
Mildred Garrett
Sheila Reed
Graduate and Private Duty Nurses To Meet Thursday
A joint meeting of the Graduate Nurses Association and the Private Duty Section will be held at 7 o clock Thursday night in the Northwest Texas Nurses Home. The meeting is important, and all members are urged to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graduate Nurses’ Association
Texas
Nurses’ Home
Swedish Luncheon Menu At Rose Bowl Tea Room
The menu for the Swedish luncheon includes Swedish chicken Swedish cabbage glazed carrots Swedish salad Swedish rolls Swedish apple pie ice cream and cake The maid's night out supper offers roast prime rib of beef cold corned beef asparagus tips with French dressing Spanish corn parsley potatoes new lima beans celery olives radishes apricot ice cream orange cake and chocolate chiffon pie
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Rose Bowl Tea Room
Mrs Lynch Plans Review at Book Sellar in Amarillo
Mrs Howard Lynch will host a book review at 3 PM Friday at the Book Sellar 410-A West Tenth Avenue to benefit the Amarillo Day Nursery. The event honors two Amarillo novelists with new books and includes autographing sessions after the review.
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Howard Lynch
West Tenth Avenue
Amarillo Day Nursery
Amarillo
Washington
Bette Ann Forister Is Honored At Ninth Birthday Party
Bette Ann Forister was honored on her ninth birthday by her mother Mrs. Wilson Forister of 3404 Van Buren Street. Guests gathered, viewed photos, visited Paramount Theater, and returned for refreshments. Each guest received a novelty colored animal pin. attendees included Betty Jean Ryan, Shirley Nelson, Judy Price, Josephine Larsen, Guydell Ekelund, Virginia Vanderpool, Patricia Donovan, Ruth Pesslery, with Miss Virginia Boyd assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bette Ann Forister
Wilson Forister
van Buren Street
Forister
Paramount Theater
Betty Jean Ryan
Shirley Nelson
Judy Price
Josephine Larsen
Guydell Ekelund
Virginia Vanderpool
Patricia Donovan
Ruth Pesslery
Virginia Boyd
Banquet and Style Show Announced for Local Groups
The Young Matron's Circle of the First Christian Church hosts a coffee at 10 AM Wednesday at 1300 Taylor Street with Mrs. R C Snodgrass as hostess. San Jacinto School of Beauty Culture students are invited to reserve for a style show and banquet at Sportsman's Drive Inn at 8 PM Thursday. Pierce Street Baptist Women’s Missionary Society meets at the church at 2 PM Wednesday. The Phila Thea Class of First Baptist meets at 2:30 PM Thursday at 2012 Madison Street.
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West
Amarillo
First Christian Woman's Council
R. C. Snodgrass
Taylor Street
Louis Brown
Harold Baker
Christian Circle
The
First Christian Church
San Jacinto School of Beauty Culture
Sportsman's Drive Inn
Sixth Avenue
Pierce Street
En's Missionary Society
Marie Doane
Gram
James O. Cade
Mary Minner
First Baptist Philathea
Bill Bourn
Madison Street
Pleasant Valley 4-H Club Names Officers at Scoby Home
The Pleasant Valley Girls 4-H Club met at Mrs. D. H. Scoby’s home on Angelus Drive to elect officers. Alta Lena Williams was chosen president with Peggy Pearl Williams as vice president, June White as secretary, Estella Gravestock as treasurer, and Clara Nell Baucum as reporter. Attending were Estella Gravestock and several members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Valley
D. H. Scoby
Angelus Drive
Alta Lena Williams
Peggy Pearl Williams
June White
Treassurer
Estella Gravestock
Clara Nell Baucum
Suzella Bursey
Dorothy Butterfield
Mary Lou Bingham
Tessa Williams
Betty Oliver
Peggy Williams
Peggy King
Patsy Scoby
Alta
Farewell Shower for Louise Clayton Extends Goodbye
Louise Clayton leaves today for Conway Arkansas and was honored with a personal shower and picnic by the San Jacinto Baptist Young Women's Auxiliary Monday night. Attendees included Mesdames Frank Allen R V Meacham Bessie Davis Earl Coffee and Misses Helen Deckard Marcie Deckard Helen Kennett Billie Quinn Sammie Draper Frances Fairey Wilma Robinson LaVerne Robinson Kathleen Hasty. Gifts were sent by Mrs Cecil Oglesby Misses Ora West Janet Ivey and Aza Lee Durham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Clayton
Conway, Ark
San Jacinto Baptist Young Women's Auxiliary
Mesdames
Frank Allen
R. V. Meacham
Bessie Davis
Earl Coffee
Helen Deckard
Marcie Deckard
Helen Kennett
Billie Quinn
Sammie Draper
Frances Fairey
Wilma Robinson
LaVerne Robinson
Kathleen Hasty
Cecil Oglesby
Ora West
Janet Ivey
Aza Lee Durham
Miracle Book Club Meeting At Headquarters Tonight
The Miracle Book Club will meet at 8 o clock tonight at 505 Lincoln Street. High school and college age boys and girls are invited. The group recently held a camp fire party at Happy Glen with games contests and singing. Iced watermelon and cold drinks were served. Attendees included Mary Jo Hart Leo Bankston Nita Hilbers L J Johnson Mary Helen Heath Warren Russell Vera Herrington Jackie Meek Anna Lee Turpin and Lowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miracle Book Club
Lincoln Street
Happy Glen
Mary Jo Hart
Leo Bankston
Nita Hilbers
L. J. Johnson
Mary Helen Heath
Warren Russell
Vera Herrington
Jackie Meek
Anna Lee Turpin
Lowell
Safety Urged To Promote U S Defense
Educational Chairman Amarillo Safety Council urges nationwide effort to conserve manpower for national defense. He warns that industrial accidents and occupational diseases waste workers lives and threaten production. Citing 1939 U S Department of Labor figures, he cites 16 000-plus workplace deaths and about a million and a half injured nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Troth
Amarillo Safety Council
America
National Defense
Detroit
United States Department of Labor
Local Names Listed in Honor Roll of Volunteers
A group of volunteers including Ann Martin Cooper Alice Wright Shirley Wilson Tommy Sanders Eulene Collette Dale Garland Eilene Connelly Ethel Martin Norma Jean Hart Joyce Wilson Sylrid Garland and Eleanor Stinson is acknowledged for their service. The event highlights community involvement and long term support from residents across multiple neighborhoods.
Safety Rules for Workers in 1939 Defense Drive
A 1939 era guide emphasizes worker responsibility to reduce injuries and preserve productivity. It advocates 10 fundamentals: work safely, use guards, observe rules, report hazards, protect others, support safety committees, maintain personal hygiene, keep neat work areas, and participate in health inspections to sustain defense production.
First Armored Division Observes Its Birthday
Fort Knox Ky July 15 Major General Bruce Magruder celebrated the first anniversary of the First Armored Division addressing officers and soldiers. He urged tougher training and perfection of techniques, citing 9 million miles of armored vehicle exercises and the division's progress in teamwork. He recalled starting as a private 37 years earlier.
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Fort Knox
Bruce Magruder
Magruder
Stay On The Job By Working Safely Message
The passage urges workers to keep benches and workspaces clean and neat, cooperate with authorities and colleagues to reduce accidents, and drive defensively. It emphasizes safe habits for a secure home and stronger national defense.
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America
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Benson & Benson Doctors OF Optometry
Taylor Ph
Kathryn Bartlett
N. D. Bartlett
Shawnee
Okla
Nineteenth Avenue
Miss Bartlett
First Presbyterian Church of
Paris
Elizabeth Arden
White & Kirk
Mrs. Lynch
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Order of the Eastern Star
Amarillo Rebekah Lodge
S. OO. O. F. Hall
Atlantida Spanish Club
Amarillo Hotel
Central Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor Room
Order of Rainbow For Girls
Alpha Teta Sorority
Fillmore Street
Tenth Avenue Methodist W
San Jacinto
Church of Christ, Church
Calvary Missions
D. C. West
Womens of the First Christian Church
Red Cross
Polk Street Methodist
Ellwood Park
Amearinlo Country Club
Borden Club
J. D. Ball
Fannin Street
Happy Hour Sewing Club
Jess Tisdal
Jefferson Street
Pierce Street Baptist
WMS
Scoby
Headquarters
U.S. Defense
Globe-News
James Stewart
Judy Garland
Hedy Lamarr
Lana Turner
ASN
Bela Lugosi
Basil
Rathbone
Hugh Herbert
First Armored Division
Globe News
Gon He
California
Med
Thompson
Com. Kat
Doyle
Polk
Order OF the Golden
Sity
Blackburn
Shaw. Inc
Mneral
Pierce
Otty Old
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