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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1941
Page
4
The U Deal Em Bridge Club met at Mrs. W E Fergeson 202 Crestway Street Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Jack Pittman won high score and Mrs Floyd Jones second. All members attended. Circus elephants pulling plows in the South of England.
The University Panhellenic Council luncheon is moved to 1 o clock on Saturday at the Country Club. Dr Nan Gilkerson leads the event with reservations through Mrs Jim McKnight. All Panhellenic alumnae are invited.
The Junior Business Women met at Capitol Hotel with president Dana Pursiey presiding. Visitors Mary Beth Zweig Clara Miller Mrs Dora Bruce and Lois Jean Fergerson were introduced as discussions on travel etiquette clothes and hairdressing wrapped up the quarter. The meeting led to preparations for an anniversary banquet.
The San Jacinto School PTA will observe its Annual Dad's Night on Tuesday at 7:30 PM at the school. Mrs. A. D. Nance directs the program with assembly singing a student puppet show under Miss Hester Gates a Central Junior High Boys Chorus performance led by Frank Coul ter and refreshments. The program will include demonstrations and contests.
Chapter 7 of the P. E. O. Sisterhood elected officers at a Tuesday meeting held at Mrs. Wingate’s home, 2001 Julian Boulevard. Officers include President C. T. Crowe, Vice President G Hammock, Recording Secretary FE Powers, Corresponding Secretary Wingate, Chaplain B. O. Taylor, Guard T. W. Gilstrap. Initiations for Kenneth Travis and Clark Wagner were held.
Ada V Clark of Canyon will present the MacDowell Music Club program at 2 30 tomorrow afternoon. The meeting takes place at the home of Mrs H A Waller 3615 North East Eighth Avenue with assistants Mrs Clark Dye H G Hamrick and W A Glovier assisting.
Tonight and Thursday listings show Beta Sigma Phi and Alpha sorority meetings, church study classes, Home Mission Week observances, Cattlemen’s Convention dances at Roseland and Herring Hotels, a three act comedy at school, and casting calls for The American Way. Various assemblies, club meetings, and social gatherings fill schools, churches, and hotels across Amarillo with times from 1:30 to 9:00 PM.
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The Canary Club met in the Purr Food Club Rooms with Mesdames K. Page and J. M. Nelson as hostesses. Officers elected include President Mrs. Frank Allen and vice presidents Mrs. Charles Van Fleet and Mrs. J. B Wilmeth, treasurer Mrs. Page, secretaries Mrs. E. R. Glass and Mrs. Sam Stinson, reporter Mrs. J. M. Nelson, librarian Mrs. E. R. Barnett. The program featured a Color Breeding talk by Marion L. Piper and an article on Color Breed Birds by Helen Keller from the Canary Journal. The next meeting is March 18 with Mrs. Bradley.
The three act comedy The Antics of Andrew will be presented tonight at 8 by the Pleasant Valley Parent-Teacher Association in the Pleasant Valley School auditorium. Proceeds fund scenery. Mrs. Sam Robertson directs with a large cast including Clifford Biggers Jr as Andrew and actors Charles Burkham Rudy Hunsaker Cliff Biggers Gentry and others.
Needle Group entertained guests including Mr. and Mrs. Homer Tuttle and Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Kay at a Monday night party at 816 Tennessee Street. Needle Art Club members and husbands attended. forty-two provided entertainment. High score prize went to Mrs. E. D. Hawkins and S. M. Phipps. second high to Mrs. S. M. Phipps and E. D. Hawkins. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Edwards received consolation prizes.
A Benton First Christian Mother class luncheon is set for Friday at 12 30 in the church Fellowship Hall. The Kate Grover Young Women's Auxiliary meets tonight at 8 at the First Baptist Church. Pleasant Valley Christian Church Woman's Council held an all day quilting session with lunch at noon and a 2 30 business meeting. Helen Harvey led devotions and E J Burkhead reviewed Have We Outgrown Religion. The council plans quilting Thursday and their next regular meeting is March 18. attendees included L O Biggers G R Bauhom W A Crull and others.
The Tuesday gathering at Mrs. Hawkins home featured sewing and conversation with monogramed wash cloths exchanged as hostess gifts. Refreshments with a St. Patrick motif were served to members including Mesdames Phipps Hedrick D G Kay T B Adkins Edwards W D Thornton Harry Warren and Tuttle. The next meeting is scheduled for 2 PM March 18 at Mrs. Hedrick’s home.
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