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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1951
Page
11
A heat wave in Asansol India caused a fatality among a rickshaw puller and a jail guard. In Amarillo local groups hold varied daytime and evening meetings including YWCA social hours at 9 30, a Flower arranging workshop at the Garden Club, and multiple club gatherings at Ellwood Park and the Herring Hotel.
Mrs J Robin Allen and Mrs J R Wilkinson led a candle light pledge service for Circle 6 of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at Polk Street Methodist. The meeting, hosted at Mrs Melvin Anthony's home 2205 Parker, included a business session led by Mrs A C Snider and a devotional by Mrs Roy Percival. Refreshments during social hour served a new member Mrs T E Johnson and numerous ladies and two guests.
Amarillo Garden Club holds its second workshop at 9:30 tomorrow morning at the Children's Home. Mrs Jason Roberson will lecture and demonstrate flower arranging principles. All club members urged to attend. new members may join by paying 1951 52 dues.
The Panhandle Pen Women met at Mrs. J W Cheney 1409 Madison with president Mrs Laurine Chinn leading. Members read original selections and discussed works while Mrs Ruby Thompson announced prize winners in a feature article contest. Next meeting set for October 16 at 1409 Madison.
The Amarillo Chapter 1150 Women of the Moose met in Moose Hall with Mary Jane Stout presiding. Members attended include Mary Lou Haley, Lucy Biggs, Mae Higgins, Lucille Smith, Shirley Dod son, Nina Pike and others. The next meeting is June 25 at 8:30 PM in Moose Hall, with initiation and College of Regents installation by Borger Chapter officers.
Poplar Grove 171 Woodman Circle will hold a meeting tomorrow evening at 8 oclock in WOW Hall. The drill team captain asks all members to be present for the session.
A K Baracat spoke on The American Flag and President Truman's Four Point Program at a San Jacinto Kiwanis luncheon in the Youth Center yesterday. Mrs. Robert Ricks presided, with special guests Mrs. Warren McKinney and Miss Linda McCardy. July 3 meeting cancelled.
Palo Duro Grove 2253 Woodmen Circle met Monday evening in WOW Hall with Mrs. Stella Hance presiding. Mrs. Sheila Bennett read the secretary report in Dolly Brown's absence. Communications were read from Mrs. Quincy Cross and Mrs. Mary Thompson. The resignation of Mrs. Thompson as team captain was accepted and Mrs. Hazel Sylvester was elected to fill the vacancy.
Thelma Cheshire was reported ill. Attending were Mesdames Sheila Bennett Polly Pollan Stella Hance Fiona DuBose Dorothy Reeves Marie Smith Mamie Sneed Amber Roberts and daughter Nelda Joyce and Peggy McCain and entreld Donnie and Janice. The next meeting will be held July 2 at 7 30 o'clock in WOW Hal.
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