Evening Social Calendar and Recitals
Tonight features a joint piano recital by Odessa Huck abey and Dorothy Louise Smith at the Music Arts Conservatory at 7 45. George Gershwin Society auditions hosted by Mr and Mrs William C Townes at 2103 Polk Street. A piano and violin recital by pupils of Cleta Linda Holland at Myers Music Mart on Tyler Street at 8 15. Friday includes Red Cross sewing at First Presbyterian Church from 9 to 4 and a W C A membership meeting chaired by Mrs J L Sparks at 10. Junior swimming at Gem Lake Pool at 10 30 and Teenagers Club fun night at 501 Lincoln Street at 7 30.
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Odessa Huckabey
Dorothy Louise Smith
Musical Arts Conservatory
George Gershwin Society
William C. Townes
Polk Street
Cotillion Club Discusses Red Cross Service Plans
Members of the Cotillion Club met at Miss Betty Teel’s home to discuss Red Cross work the group may undertake together. Mrs. Miles Bivins led the discussion as other attendees listed include Mesdames Hooker Finklea Newbold Terrell Hodde White Bynum Cornelius Doud Blankenship Tweed Byrd Hirsch Hart Minar Campbell Bivins Sweeney Daley Davidson Davis and Misses Seibel Brannen Hopkins Teas Harris McMurtry Stone Taylor Florey and Teal. TAKES RED CROSS CALLS Mrs. Faye Rives handles emergency Red Cross calls after office hours this week with further after hours numbers provided for nights and Sundays. The last paragraph notes the Army uses PETN in bombs and ammunition for artillery pieces.
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Cotillion Club
Betty Teel
Harrison Street
Red Cross
Miles Bivins
Mesdames J. Hooker
E. E. Finklea
Glenn Newbold
GC. C. Terrell
Marvin Hodde
J. White
Jim Bynum
Bennett O. Cornelius
Wilfred Doud
Rex Blankenship
Richard Tweed
Leroy Byrd
George Hirsch
W. F. Hart
Charles Miinar
Philip Campbell
Bivins
Mike Sweeney
James Daley
J. A. Davidson
C. T. Davis
Peggy Seibel
Ann Claire Brannen
Mary Hopkins
Martha Teas
Pat Harris
Laverne McMurtry
Margaret Stone
Susy Taylor
Mary Ruth Florey
Faye Rives
Rives
Army
Huddle Club Seniors Slumber Party Honor
Members of the Huddle Club hosted a slumber party for seniors at Myra Jean and Shirley Swenson’s home at 1607 Travis Street. Attendees included Betty Ann Fine, Lois Harter, Pat Jones, Myra Jean Swenson, and Betty Nan Kelly with many other members and pledges present. The group voted to do Red Cross work and each member is selling War Bonds.
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Huddle Club
Myra Jean
Shirley Swenson
Travis Street
Betty Ann Fine
Lois Harter
Pat Jones
Myra Jean Swenson
Betty Nan Kelly
Ellen Ann Cavenar
Betty Ellen Brainerd
Carolyn Clark
Jane Flesher
Pauline Harding
Patsy Younger
Patty Jo Marshall
Betty Miller
Anna Nelson
Emalee Prichard
Evalyn Elliot
Peggy Lamb
Mary Glynn Myers
Phyllis Spears
Nancy Bachman
San Jacinto Methodist Ladies Meeting Reports Covered Dish Luncheon
The San Jacinto Methodist Ladies Friendship Class met Tuesday for a covered dish luncheon and business session. Hostesses were Mrs. A. D. Nance and division members. attendees included Mesdames Umberger Degenhardt Hasley His Song Bruce Nance Rutledge Steward Baker Middleton Butler Cole Oliver Cochran Tomlinson Sharp Groves Blanks Craig and three guests, Rev J H Sharp Beverly Joe Nance and Mrs Morris Browning.
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San Jacinto
H. L. Oliver
H. P. Cochran
G. A. Tomlinson
J. H. Sharp
R. B. Groves
Dee Blanks
C. A. Craig
Rev J. H. Sharp
Beverly Joe Nance
Mrs Morris Browning
Pupils Present In Piano Violin Recital At Myers Music
Cleta Linda Holland leads a group of pupils in a piano and violin recital at 8 15 p m Thursday night at Myers Music Mart 1322 Tyler Street The program features Ruth Evans Betty Jo Denman Peggy Jean Bingham Joan Thrasher Dona Lee Robinson Earleen Burson Elizabeth Gabert Rosemary Edwards Nita Grace Kelley Ann Watkins Novelle Johnson Carroll Vermillion Barbara Gray Clara Nell Baucum Nettie Lou Keirsey Marjorie Daughetee Jeanne Thibodeaux Virginia Vogel Barbara Wilkinson serves as usher Globe News Want Ads Get Results.
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Cleta Linda Holland
Myers Music Mart
Tyler Street
Ruth Evans
Betty Jo Denman
Peggy Jean Bingham
Joan Thrasher
Dona Lee Robertson
Earleen Burson
Elizabeth Gabert
Rosemary Edwards
Nita Grace Kelley
Ann Watkins
Novelle Johnson
Carroll Vermillion
Barbara Gray
Clara Nell Baucum
Nettie Lou’ Keirsey
Marjorie Daughetee
Jeanne Thibodeaux
Virginia Vogel
Barbara Wilkinson
Enrolls as MIT Student in Boston at Age 16
John E. Hill Jr., son of Mr and Mrs Hill of 1900 Harrison Street, has gone to Boston to enroll at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He earned 15 entrance units in two years and completed algebra in seventh grade, focusing on mathematics with an avid library. He led organizations in junior high and won the 1942 Boys Conference Hi-Y speech contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Hill, Jr
Hill
Harrison Street
Boston
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Young Hill
Used Car Salesmen and Beer Dealers to Meet Here
The Office of Price Administration will hold two meetings tomorrow for Potter County dealers. At 10 o clock in Room 301, used car dealers will learn the new price ceiling plan from W A Robertson of the Lubbock district. In the county courtroom, beer dealers will hear about new regulations and prices from W D Swigert, a price expert from Lubbock. IT S A BOY Capt and Mrs R E Berg of Lufkin welcome a one week old son Robert Jr. Mrs Berg formerly Wanda Newman, a former physical education instructor at Elizabeth Nixon Junior High.
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Office of Price Administration
W. A. Robertson
Lubbock
Potter County
W. D. Swigert
R. E. Berg
Lufkin
Robert, Jr
Berg
Wanda Newman
Elizabeth Nixson Junior High
UT Graduate Florence Neely Home with BBA Degree
Miss Florence Neely graduates from the University of Texas with a Bachelor of Business Administration and returns home to 2112 Hughes Street, the daughter of Mr and Mrs Ted Neely.
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University of Texas
Florence Neely
Ted Neely
Hughes Street
Summer School Report Cards Issued To 750 Pupils
Report cards go to summer school pupils in the Senior High Building marking six weeks of work completed. Summer session ends August 23. Also notes family travel and guest announcements among local residents and military family updates from Arlington to Lake City Colorado and Artesia New Mexico.
Pantex Seeks More Workers As Bomb Production Rises
The plant plans to boost staff with Edith Few as supervisor of line cafeterias and Willis D. Davis, a former Amarillo High School student, among nominees. Since August 1942, Edith Few has worked at Pantex while Willie D. Davis, an explosive operator, was chosen by line workers. The facility orders a 60 percent rise in bombs and shells output and needs at least 50 more women and 150 more men to meet demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Few
Pantex
Willie D. Davis
Amarillo
Globe-News
Three Girls Nominated For Queen At Pantex
Three more candidates for the title of Pantex queen have been nominated by ordnance plant workers in Amarillo. Miss Lois Castka is the choice of Zone No. 9 workers. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Castka of Pampa.
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Ordnance
Amarillo
Lois Castka
Zone No. 9
V. J. Castka
Pampa
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