Jolly YWCA Girls Dine Dance With Charter Members Honored
The Woman's Page reports a formal YWCA dinner and dance at the association building with Betty Davis as toastmistress and Lorena Storey delivering the invocation. Charter members Rae Nell Armstrong to Anita Van Dyke were recognized. Frances Glasgow performed a dramatic reading and Dorothy McClellan and Shirley Williams sang. Betty Davis heads the new officers: president Betty Davis, first vice president Dorothy McClellan, second vice president La Rue Beeler, secretary Doris Jeanne Sanford, treasurer Betty Gene Glasgow. A USO guest, Mrs. Alpha Fifer, attended along with many club guests and hostesses Mrs. D. V. Baker, Virginia Blackwell, and Margaret Ventress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy
Marguerite McClellan
Shirley Williams
Virginia Blackwell
Betty Davis
Dorothy McClellan
la Rue Beeler
Doris Jeanne Sanford
Betty Gene Glasgow
Faye S. Gordon
Clarence Garrett
Clifford W. Dix
Elwood F. Wetmore
Keith M., Larimer
Charles Guthrie
Elwood A. Logel
Bill Renall
G. Gable
Raymond L. LeHenry
B. C. Garcia
Drew Bozemore
Bob Lowers
Richard C. Byars
Edward I. Bangs
Carl A. Waller
Dom Worsham
James G. Gloyd
Claude J. Slagle
Dorcas Class Sponsors Party At Pierce Street Church
Dorcas Class at Pierce Street Baptist entertained with a dinner and Tom Breneman style party for members and husbands. Prizes for hats went to Mrs. W. T. Reilly first, Mrs. T. C. Todd second, Mrs. L. F. Lynn third. Foy Shackelford served as master of ceremonies. many members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce Street Baptist Church
Dorcas
Tom Breneman
W. T. Reilly
T. C. Todd
L. F. Lynn
Foy Shackelford
Messrs
Messrs. and Mesdames E. W. Johnson, T. C. Todd, C. E. Tidwell, Douglas Keeney
W. B. Weddington
T. A. Mask
Edd Todd
McKaffree
M. C. Pittman
Jack Spence
Glen Broaddus
Orville Deaver
E. W. Deason
R. L. Day
Curtis Elliff
Carl Mask
W. K. Fulton
Lec L. Reece
Mesdames Roy Hooks
G. C. Childers
Party Honors Mrs Vandiver at Shower Hosted by Levine's Dept Store
Employees of Levine's Department Store honored Mrs. Ethel Mae Vandiver with a shower Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. W. L. Anderson 806 A Adams. The house was decorated with roses and sweet peas and games were played. Attendees included Mesdames Ruth Burns Emma Weaver Mabel Smith Floy Lawson Leona Crow Grace Groves Marie Lusby Adeline Johnson Pearl Dowell Evelyn Boucher Lela Steen Jackie Helm and Misses Ethel Roberts Jimmie Haynes Anita Van Dyke Sybil Alexander Lila Beth Strimple Wanda Anderson Estella Strimple the hostess and the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levine's Department Store
Ethel Mae Vandiver
W. L. Anderson
Adams
Mesdames
Ruth Burns
Emma Weaver
Mabel Smith
Floy Lawson
Leona Crow
Grace Groves
Marie Lusby
Adeline Johnson
Pearl Dowell
Evelyn Boucher
Lela Steen
Jackie Helm
Ethel Roberts
Jimmie Haynes
Anita van Dyke
Sybil Alexander
Lila Beth Strimple
Wanda Anderson
Estella Strimple
Hostess to LTD Members
Mrs. Joe Deason hosted the LTD Club at her home on Tyler Avenue yesterday afternoon. The president led the business meeting after a roll call of past week activities, followed by sewing and refreshments for members including Mrs. G. D. Caldwell and several other guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Deason
Tyler
Ltd Club
Deason
G. D. Caldwell
J. M. Durrett
W. L. Parton
J. C. Wyatt
W. L. Crane
Jess Walter
R. M. Allred
J. L. Means
Grace Cline
Richard Dorman and Son
Richard
County Club Elects Delegate At Home Demonstration Meeting
The Humphreys Highland Home Demonstration Club met yesterday at Mrs. H. A. Pugh’s home. Pauline Lokey spoke on Testing Pressure Cookers. Je rome Waner was elected delegate to the fall state meeting. Tea hour followed with refreshments for several members and a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphreys Highland Home Demonstration Club
Pauline Lokey
Potter County
H. A. Pugh
L. M. Miller
Jerome Waner
Council
Pugh
Albert Hardy
Frank Busby
C. R. Hearn
Miles Norton
A. T. Quisenberry
Ray Coe
Amoma Class Luncheon At First Baptist Church
Members of the Amoma Class of First Baptist Church held a luncheon and business session at the church. Mrs. Eddie Gann, president, led discussions and Mrs. Frank Allen gave a devotional and prayer. Memorial theme featured in table decorations with flags pansies and snapdragons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Eastwood
Perry Burks
J. T. Coggins
J. W. Phillips
Earl Burson
Frank Allen
John F. Moyer
W. L. Peake
Queen Esther Club Dinner for Bonita Chapter Members
The Queen Esther Dinner Party at Khiva Temple hosted past matrons and current officers of Bonita Chapter Order of the Eastern Star and their husbands. Mrs. E. C. Singleton welcomed guests and outlined member requirements while Mrs. Hilda Brown urged support from former officers. Mrs. Leola Tuttle gave the invocation as 40 place settings were laid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esther Club
Khiva Temple
Bonita Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
E. C. Singleton
Hilda Brown
Singleton
Leola Tuttle
Beryl Needle Club Members Host Social at Mrs Davis Home
The Beryl Needle Club gathered yesterday afternoon at 500 Belleview with Mrs W F Davis hosting. Members including Mesdames R B Smith I V Smith Frank Gordon Howard Ogle Lee Bayne E C Brown Bill Bogard and guest Mrs Emma Courtney enjoyed needlework and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beryl Needle Club
W. F. Davis
Belleview
R. B. Smith
I. V. Smith
Frank Gordon
Howard Ogle
Lee Bayne
E. C. Brown
Bill Bogard
Emma Courtney
Recital Tonight by Cleta Linda Holland Group
Cleta Linda Holland presents a piano and violin recital tonight at 8 o clock in the parlor of the First Christian Church with a group of her students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleta Linda Holland
First Christian Church
YWCA Committee Hears Reports on Activities and Plans
The YWCA business girls committee met last evening at the association building. Exie Frances of the Y Ette Club spoke on the formal dance, while Ella Broadwell reviewed younger group softball. The annual Spring banquet of the Y Ett es was announced for Monday evening at the Blackstone Hotel. Virginia Blackwell said the YWCA plans business girls classes. Attending were Mesdames Ratcliff, Lewis, Castleberry, Stephens, and Misses Francis, Potter, Blackwell, Broadwell, Ventress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ywca Business Girls
Association
Exie Frances
Y-Ette Club
Ella Broadwell
Y-Ettes
Blackstone Hotel
Virginia Blackwell
YWCA
Jerry Ratcliff
Hazel Lewis
Dolly Castleberry
W. O. Stephens
Erie Francis
Margaret Potter
Margaret Ventress
Pauline Moore Circle Dinner and Raffle at First Baptist
Social calendar lists Pauline Moore Circle of the First Baptist Church with program and supper at the church at 6 30. Jem Jar Party at YWCA at 7. Stephens College alumnae dinner at Amarillo Country Club at 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Moore
The
First Baptist Church
YWCA
Stephens College
Amarillo Country Club
Centennial Commencement Planned for June 10
Club Room College announces centennial commencement exercises will be held Monday morning June 10 marking the college's 100th founding anniversary.
P B S Members Hold Reunion At Dinner House
Members of the P B S s gathered Wednesday evening for a reunion at Thomas Dinner House. The dinner setting marked places for Mesdames E J Watson, John Mallett, Bill Anderson, Virginia Ray Johnson, Anna Anderson, and Florence Buell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.b.s.’S
Thomas
E. J. Watson
John Mallett
Bill Anderson
Virginia Ray Johnson
Anna Andelson
Florence Buell
Longstanding Greasby Clock Marks Two Centuries of Service
A 210 year old clock in Greasby England built in 1735 remains in good condition with about 2000 hours of service recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greasby
England
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Jolly Young Girls Club
Lorena Storey
America
Globe-News
D! Scholls
Wesley
Mrs. Vandiver
LTD
Amoma
Goyne
Dial
Hile No
Ywca Committee
Amarillo Public Library
Grinnell College
Grinnell
Annette Appleby
Hayden
Amarillo
Vetesk
Vetesk’s
W. 16Th
Georgia
Royal Coachman
U.S. Patent Office
White & Kirk
Anarillo
Marie Earle
Herbert Drug
Globe News
Center For
Polk Street
Texas
Guinea
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