Up and Doing Club Plans Friday Meeting
The Up and Doing Club schedules a 2 30 Friday gathering at Mrs. R H Grooms 506 Carolina Street. The Double H Club hosted a quilting afternoon with Mrs F P Trimble 2204 Front Street and several members present. The Homecraft Club postpone its Thursday meeting to next week and will reschedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Grooms
Carolina Street
Double H Club
F. P. Trimble
Front Street
Double H
Gene McGough
Mary Richardson
Neal Huddleston
B. A. Cantrell
L. H. Pierot
Jess Tate
G. FE. Lockard
A E. Webb
M. FE. Case
Anna Imme
Woodward
Okla
Phillips Cook
J. A. McLemore
Wanda Lockard
Earlene
Willadene Trimble
Kiwani Anns Host Luncheon and Club News
Mrs. Robert Ricks with sister Mrs. J R Hodges hosted a luncheon for the San Jacinto Kiwani Anns at 600 Belleview Street yesterday. Guests included Mesdames Vilas Newby W M Rippey and Paul Middleton with Middleton winning the club prize. New meeting planned for June 18 a picnic supper with the Speers at 302 Prospect Street. Also notes on 1939 passenger car registrations and Tiny Bridge Club activities at Mrs Bob Burtons 309 Fairmont Street with high scores and new member Miss Jewell Dezern. The Tiny Bridge Club will meet next Tuesday at 2 pm with Miss Dever 1018 Buchanan Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ricks
J. R. Hodges
San Jacinto Kiwani-Anns
Belleview Street
Mesdames Vilas Newby
W. M. Rippey
Paul Middleton
Middleton
Mesdames F. W. Ansiey
J. W. Benson
L. M. Blackwell
K. G. Kohler
C. C. Cunningham
W. J. Beechler
B.S. McClendon
John Massard Arlie Speer
P. C. Cayton
Sam Ratliff
Deward Robberson
Zack McCrady
Carl Clifft
Mrs. Speer
Prospect Street
Kiwani-Anns
Bob Burton
Fairmant Street
L. C. Killion
Ethel Tanner
Mesdames R. FE
Killion
John W. Lee
Maxine Hendricks
Jewell Dezern
Cecil Dye
Misa Dever
Buchanan Street
Household Hints Vacuum Cleaner Maintenance
Practical advice on maintaining vacuum cleaners. Clean the dustbag inside and out after sweeping, dust metal parts, keep oiling instructions handy and oil as directed. Clear flushes of threads and hairs, and avoid picking up sharp objects that could pierce the dustbag.
Seventy-Five Attend OES Meeting in Amarillo
Seventy five members of Amarillo Chapter Order of the Eastern Star gathered at the Masonic Hall for the first meeting led by new officers. Mrs Ermyne Lyon presided as worthy patron and John McCarty as worthy patron. A tribute to Mrs Mayme Cavin and Carl England was paid. The officers were praised for their installation Saturday night. A chapter breakfast was announced for Sunday at the McCarty home 1716 Jackson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Ermyne Lyon
John McCarty
Mayme Cavin
Carl England
Lyon
Mrs. McCarty
Jackson Street
Two Operettas Presented By Mrs Bradford Pupils
Mrs Lesle Hills Bradford presents preschool pupils from Wilson Studios of Music in two operettas The Princess Chooses a Kitty and Safety Thursday at 8 in Polk Street Methodist Church Fellowship Hall Young performers aged three to six sing and act with Robert Warner Wilson in both leads Also on the bill Chekovs The Marriage Proposal performed by Maxine and Kenneth Lanham Admission is free and the public is invited
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lesle Hills Bradford
Wilson Studios of Music
Kitty
Fellowship Hall
Polk Street Methodist Charch
Jan Summers
Sarah Kelly
Carol Hamilton
Jeannette Montgomery
Lela
Lera
Leon Hudson
Doris
Janis Jones
Kenda Chapmann
Jo Ann Normand
Robert
Warner Wilson
Anton Chekev
Maxine
Kenneth Lanham
New Strato Liner Described At Business Women's Meet
Miss Dana Pursley chaired the Junior Business Women's Club meeting at the Capitol Hotel. Miss Charlotte Allen performed dialect readings and languages. Vernon A. Gunn of TWA spoke on aviation's growth, noting 27 percent of last year's air travelers were women and planes serve mothers with infants. The speaker described the new Strato Liner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dana Pursley
Junior Business Women's Club
Capitol
Charlotte Allen
Madame Eve
Mary
Cow Country
Texas
Vernon A. Gunn
TWA
Gunn
Strato-Liner
Capitol Hotel
Beryldine Broaddus
Evelyn Broaddus
Margaret Jesse
Billy Ross
Anna Mary Nelson
Juanita McCracken
Ann Reynolds
Iola Rucker
Mesdames
Jensine Irby
Camilla Wheatley
Floretta Whitefield
Mary Durham
Emma Roberson
Allyne Whelchel
Kathryn Griffin
Miss Allen
Mary Virginia Brown
Regina Doane Awarded Poppy Prize at Legion Auxiliary
Regina Doane received the poppy prize for selling the most pies at a Galveston meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary. The group adopted three junior girls and reports were given. Mrs. J. Horace Griggs will attend a Dallas breakfast honoring Ray Kelly and lead to the state B and P W convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. 8. McLellan
Child Welfare Workers Convention
Galveston
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
J. Horace Griggs
Regina Doane
James O. Cade
H. A. DeLamar
Griggs
Adolphus Hotel
Dallas American Legion
Ray Kelly
Indianapolis
Business and
Professional Women's Club
P. W
Dallas
Woodruff Recital At Conservatory Thursday
Final recital of Margaret Keirsey Woodruff’s pupils will be Thursday night at 7 30 at the Musical Arts Conservatory. Friends and others are invited. The item also lists upcoming meetings and scrapbooks requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Keirsey Woodruff
Musical Arts Conservatory
Also Mentioned on This Page
Homecraft Club
Mia
Catalina
Jersey
California
Stars OF Hollywood
Catalinas
Hollywood
Perc Westmore
VOGUE
Harper's Bazaar
West Texas
Northam Warren
Hudson St, N.Y
OES
LA Verna Nelson
Verne Nelson
Harrison Street
Municipal Auditorium
Poppy Prize
Woodruff
Conservatory
Sally
Pha
Lux
Revlon
Nail Enamel
White & Kia
I. Miller
Rice-O’neil
Carlisle
Johansen
Rhythm Step
Whites& Kirk
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