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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1946
Page
7
The Woman's Page lists numerous events around Amarillo starting at 6:30 PM with Pilot Club dinner at Capitol Hotel and Security Benefits Association at Bali. Beta Sigma Phi Gamma Chapter at YWCA follows at 7:30 PM, plus various club meetings at YWCA and other venues through late evening including Pleasant Valley Christian Church council, San Jacinto Kiwani-Anns luncheon, and multiple PEO chapters, clubs, and a BPOE affiliate event.
Miss Pauline Lokey demonstrates Italian hemstitching and other needlework for the Friday session of the 4-H Girls' Club at the school. Wanda Weldon elected treasurer as club fund plans form. Attendees include Laura Koenig Ops Raef Mary Jo Berg Neva Ann Barnes Margaret Chambers Mildred Conrad Rosemary Conrad Dora Koenig Norma Jean Berg and Mrs. Oscar Detten.
Mrs Lillie Hundley a missionary to China will address the First Baptist Church Woman's Missionary Union in the Young People's auditorium. A 10 30 business session precedes the program at 11 an observance of Week of Prayer for Home Missions with Martha Belote Circle hosting luncheon and Dr A D Foreman Jr to speak after lunch.
Sixty-six Home Demonstration Club members gathered Friday at Mrs. Mack Morton’s home in Industrial City. Mrs. J. W. Carver led the business session and members answered “Problems that are bothering me.” Tea was served to S. F. Benge E. W. Jicha J. W. Carver George Brunson Mack Morton and Nathan Martin. The next meeting is set for March 15 at 2 o'clock in Mrs. Lewie Raef’s home, 260 Central.
Mrs E L Smith of 1313 Fillmore will host the El Martes Needle Club on Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The gathering was moved from Mrs Fred Wolfe's residence.
The article notes that female turkeys stay away from male birds while incubating eggs, a behavior observed to minimize disturbance and protect offspring during the nesting period.
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce banquet April 1 at Herring Hotel 7:30 PM features Ben H. Wooten, vice president of Republic National Bank in Dallas since 1944. Tickets are $2.50 at Chamber offices. Wooten, war veteran and longtime banker, holds numerous civic roles and serves on US Chamber Economic Policy Committee.
Parents of Quill and Scroll members at Amarillo High School are invited to a dinner at 6 and the formal initiation at 8 in the school library. A Pampa team will officiate, bringing 12 members of the international honorary society for high school journalists.
Doctors decree constant care is vital for recovery and nurses are crucial to high quality treatment. Nurses on the home front are precious while thousands serve overseas. Follow doctor's orders on nursing care and medication and choose a careful druggist.
Under sponsorship of Miss Claris Glick the program will include Supt Charles M. Rogers Principal R B Norman Olin Hinkie Alvin Jennings Mrs Charles Hayter Mrs Nora Gilmore of Canyon Miss Clauda Everly and Jo Ella Hussey of White Deer. Principal speaker will be William Tanner Amarillo newspaperman.
J. C. Ely of 812 West Tenth and E. Melvin Benesch of 500 Kentucky return from a fishing trip to Possum Kingdom.
The General Hesey docked in San Francisco yesterday with three Amarillo servicemen aboard Pfc. Bruce F Pfahl of 2510 West First Pfc. J W Barnes of 1001 Lincoln and Lt. Charles C Britton of 2113 Harrison.
Ducks waddle because their legs are placed far back on their bodies, giving them a distinctive gait and balance challenge. The arrangement aids swimming but slows forward motion on land.
Pauline Moore Circle members of the First Baptist Church will meet Friday for dinner and a business session at 6 30 in the church. Mrs Sim Kelly will review Of One and Mrs E T Dunaway will give the devotional.
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