The Calendar of Amarillo Clubs and Meetings
Tonight Amarillo Rebekah Lodge meets at 7 30 oclock at Hall. Miracle Book Club gathers at 902 North Taylor Street at 6 oclock. Mrs Della Crittenden hosts Fundamental Bible Class at 918 Pierce Street at 7 30. Wednesday Alumnae Chapter of Alpha Theta sorority hosts ice cream at 1922 Fillmore Street. Amarillo Council of Church Women hosts Ban Jacinto Methodist Church at 7 30 with noon covered dish luncheon. Helen Nevins Circle meets at Central Presbyterian Woman's Council leisure room at 9 45. Oliie Lewellyn Circle of First Baptist meets with Mrs RB Wingate at 2001 Julian Boulevard at 3. Snippers Club led by Mrs Travis Daws on North Arthur Street at 2. Cheer M eeakere Club with Mrs James R is listed.
Fifth Monday Party for Bonita Chapter Easters Star Club
The Past Matrons Club of Bonita Chapter Order of the Eastern Star held a garden party at Mrs. Emily Herter’s home, 1600 Hughes Street, Monday afternoon. Hostesses assisted by Anna Hightower W A Christian W T Moreland and George Stapleton. Mrs M L Puller was initiated as part of the program. Others attending included Nettie McKinney C C Pangle R P George Addie S Britt W Brune and E H Ashcraft. The club meets on fifth Mondays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonita
Order of the Eastern Star
Emily Herter
Hughes Street
Mescdames
Anna Hightower
W. A. Christian
W. T. Moreland
George Stapleton
M. L. Puller
Mesdames Nettie McKinney
C. C. Pangle
Mrs Cook Honored With Shower And Wedding Update
Mrs Earl Blankinship hosted a coffee and miscellaneous shower at 3195 Harrison Street for bride Mrs Mildred Ferguson Cook with guests including Mrs T A Baker and Mrs Le Nette Bryan. The candlelight wedding to Mr Howard Cook occurred July 20 at the Nunley home, with Shelby Cook and Charlotte Ferguson as attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Cook
Earl Blankinship
Harrison Street
Mildred Ferguson
L. L. Nuniey
T. A. Baker
Blankinship
North Polk Street
All Women of City Invited
The Amarillo Council of Church Women meets at San Jacinto Methodist Church on Wednesday from 10 30 to 1 36 for a program on World Relations. Miss Kathryn Bartlett will present devotional. she earned a masters from Presbyterian College Chicago and will soon move to Shawnee Oklahoma to lead the educational department of the First Presbyterian Church. A covered dish lunch at noon features music by Mrs N J Bartlett and Bishop F E Seaman will speak on Christian Thinking on World Problems. All women of the city are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
N. JD Bartlett
FE. C. Seaman
Helen Maxine Stanley Honored Guest From Kansas
Mrs Kenneth Stanley hosted Helen Maxine Stanley of Hutchinson Kansas as a house guest at 307 Fountain Terrace Guests enjoyed dancing games and refreshments Attendees included Betty Pave Blair Virginia Ann Drapela Bitsey Gober Jean Lemmon Margaret Ann Baker Jack Anderson Roland Young Nick Nelson and Billy Stalsworth The host couple were assisted by Mrs J W Stalsworth
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Stanley
Fountain Terrace
Helen Maxine Stanley
Hutchinson
Kans
Betty Pave Blair
Virginia Ann Drapela
Bitsey Gober
Jean Lemmon
Margaret Ann Baker
Jack Anderson
Roland Young
Nick Nelson
Billy Stalsworth
Snippers Club Meeting Set For Wednesday Afternoon
The Snippers Club will meet at 3 o clock on Wednesday afternoon in the home of Mrs. Travis Daws at 721 North Arthur Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snippers Club
Mra Travis Daws
North Arthur Street
Travis Daws
Miss Juanita McGee Hosts Crystal Shower for Idell Durrett
Miss Juanita McGee hosted a crystal shower at her home honoring Idell Durrett who Friday will wed MacDonald Hays of Kansas City. Gifts were opened in the dining room with a bride and groom figure. Edith Zelley gave a poetic toast. Attendees included Mrs J R Durrett Edith Zelley Jo Hamker and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita McGee
Idell Durrett
MacDonald Hays
Kansas City
Miss Durrett
Edith Zelley
J. R. Durrett
Edith Zelly
Jo Hamker
Katharine Dee
Lewis Beyer
Kathryn Bartlett
Bonnie Bennett
Hattilu White
Charlotte Allen
Sara Moreland
Agatha Shaw
Dorothy Nordyke
Margaret McGee
Doris Singleton
Edith Lou McGee
Ingeborg Kilstoffe
Dorothy Jo Blackburn
Voice Expert Advises On How To Be Beautiful
Alicia Hart reports Paul Althouse, famed American fencer with the Metropolitan Opera, says beauty includes sound. He urges women to form a mental image of their voice, relax to reduce tension, and take short breaks to loosen muscles, jaw, and tongue for better articulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Athouse
Metropolitan Opera
Mr. Althouse
Shower Held at Rice Home for Bride McElreath
Mrs. John R. McElreath formerly Miss Cherokee Anderson celebrated with a Monday afternoon bridal shower at 738 North Pierce Street hosted by Mrs. C. C. Rice and Mrs. S. F. Reed. Guests enjoyed pink and white decor and an old-fashioned well gift draw. A recipe book project was planned as part of the festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. McElreath
Cherokee Anderson
C. C. Rice
North Pierce Street
S. F. Reed
Rice
Bridge Party Honors Miss Doty And Mrs Barton Hostess
Old Misses Virginia Doty and Adelaide Barton chaired a bridge party last night at Mrs. Percy Blackburn house 1311 Bell aire Street. Grace Galladay won the high score while guests included Mary Emma Finley and a list of ladies with surnames Hedgecake Lankford Carter Higgins McClendon Cousins Galladay Coan Harrison and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Doty
Adelaide Barton
Percy Blackburn
Bellaire Street
Grace Galladay
Mary Emma Finley
Maxine Hedgecake
Jewell Lankford
June Carter
Maxine Higgins
Dorothy McClendon
Rosalie
Charlotte Cousins
Galladay
Dorothy Coan
Marcille Harrison
We the Women Ruth Millett style guidance for spouses
We the Women by Ruth Millett advises young wives to foster present happiness over envy and future doubts. It urges contentment, constructive spending, and practical skills like sewing to stretch finances while maintaining appeal and harmony in marriage. It also shares quick kitchen tips and simple cleaning advice for busy households.
Ollie Lewellyn Circle to Meet at Wingate Home
The Ollie Lewellyn Circle of the First Baptist Women's Missionary Society will meet at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. R. B. Wingate, 2001 Julian Boulevard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie Lewellyn
First’ Baptist Women’s Missionary Society
R. B. Wingate
Julian Boulevard
Hi Lo Bridge Club to Meet Thursday Breakfast
The Hi Lo Bridge Club will gather for breakfast at 8 o clock Thursday morning at 800 Florida Street in the home of Mrs W D Howren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi-Lo Bridge Club
W. D. Howren
Florida Street
Dr J P Price Speaks On War Health Link
Dr J Paul Price an Oklahoma City osteopathic specialist and national osteopathic leader spoke at Amarillo on the eighth annual post graduate course. He warned that war mongers are public enemies to health and noted heart disease death rates are high while lifespan has doubled in 150 years. He urged professionals to study heart disease detection and treatment and to maintain unbiased confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Paul Price
Oklahoma City Osteopathic
American Osteopathic Association
National Association
Cradit
Vick
United States
Price
Man Fights on Against Heat And Humidity
Washington July 30 patent office reveals Americans have pursued cooling ideas for nearly a century. From dog-powered fans in 1865 to ice cooled beds and air cooled furniture, inventors steadily sought relief from heat with gadgets and contraptions. The piece traces evolving methods and ends with a playful nod to fashion and comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mark Twain
Patent Office
Mans
Milady
Blind gardener Brimson grows notable garden in Butte
Robert J Brimson, blind for 15 years, maintains a much admired garden in Butte Using a notched board to guide planting and ropes along garden paths he navigates between sections and achieves impressive results praised by neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Mont
Robert J Brimson
Brimson
New Marine Recruiter Arrives at Amarillo Station
The Amarillo Marine Corps Recruiting Station becomes a two man unit with Sam H. Bailey joining Sgt. F. M. Bell. Eight Panhandle youths have been forwarded to San Diego for Marine training. Enlistees include Randolph Mantooth and B. F. Trimble of McLean, Wayne R. Green and James Rich Day of Pampa, Cecil C. Sosman and Jack Vantine of Quanah, Albert James Smith of Levelland, and Wilkie O'Banion of Red River County. Recruits learn the Marine Corps offers world wide postings and Pacific service, including Samoa's Tuituila guard duties. Interested locals should contact Sgt. Bell or Sgt. Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Jack Vantine
Quanah
Albert James Smith
Levelland
Wilkie O'Banion
Red River County
Sgt. Bell
United States Marine Corps
Pacific
San Diego
Tuituila
Samoa
Pacific Island
Marine Corps
Sgt
Bailey
War blamed for increase in accidents
Chicago report cites wartime jitters as a major factor in a sharp rise in traffic deaths in the first half of 1940. The National Safety Council logged 14,740 deaths, up 1,040 from 1939, with June at 2,820 and the highest monthly toll since March 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National Safety Council
France
Mrs Worford Honored At Ellwood Park Picnic
Mrs W N Worford of 900 Crockett Street was honored with a Sunday afternoon picnic at Ellwood Park for her birthday. Lunches were arranged for numerous guests including W S Savage W N Worford A M Caraway U S West W A Criswell H B Hooks W N Rynders H O Bradley and many others with both couples and single attendees listed by name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.N. Worford
Crockett Street
Ellwood Park
Messrs
W. S. Savage
W. N Worford
A. M. Caraway
U.S. West
W. A. Criswell
H. B. Hooks
W. N Rynders
H. O. Bradley
G. H. Powell
D. A. Dendy
C. E. Kennett
J. A. Ferguson
Dan Wooten
R. C. Evans
E. L. New
Danra Christopher
W. J. Grace
R. A. Haley
Mary Rynders
Helen Kennett
Messrs Truett Savage
Dick Anderson
Tommy Caraway
Tri Color Nosegays Highlight Summer Flower Fashion
Tri color nosegays using field flowers gardenias and red white and blue are shown in dainty clusters for casual throat wear lapels of white sharkskin suits or evening hairstyles. A honey flavored whipped cream topping is suggested for baked puddings with honey and lemon notes.
Pattern 4907 in multiple misses sizes offered
Pattern 4907 is available in misses and women's sizes 14 18 18 20 32 34 38 38 40 and 42. Size 16 requires fabric and notions details. request FIFTEEN CENTS to Pattern Department at Amarillo Globe New York address for the latest Pattern Book with additional TEN CENTS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Globe
West 17Th Street
New York
N. Y
Also Mentioned on This Page
Amarillo Rebekah Lodge
Miracle Book Club
North Taylor Street
Della Crittenden
Pierce Street
Alpha Teta Sorority
Fillmore Street
Helen Nevins
Central Presbyterian Woman's Council
Southwestern Public Service Building
Oliie Lewellyn
The
First Baptist
RB. Wingate
Meeakere Club
Mra. James R
Kansas
Alicia Hartner
McElreath
Frank J. Anderson
H. A Klinger
E. C. Jackson
W. B. Garrett
Bula Hunnicutt
D. D. Murphy
H. L. Husted
C. R. Tate
Tobe Druin
C. R. Calvert
J. M. Rhea
Cecil Fewell
Ben Ratliff
Henry Murphy
Lena Woodward
Rosa
Tom Passmore
T. H. Henderson
H. L. Lundbeck
J. E. Dewey
J. B. Wilmeth
A. L. Crouch
J. D. Horton
Carolyn Wallingsford
Hazel Husted
Betty Jane Husted
Max Klinger
Jack Klinger
J. McElreath
Sulphur Springs
Kenjoye
We the Women
Ruth Millett
Joneses
J. P. Price
By Eddy Gilmore
News-Globe
Dwight Newby & CO
Amarillo Shade & Equipment Co
Stee
Meme
Lce
Kelvinator
Ator
Iecerd
Amarillo Hardware Company
W. N. Worford
Dizzy
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham’s
Anne Adams
John Furbach
An Polk
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