Stitch and Chatter Club Hosts Pleasant Afternoon
Women of the Stitch and Chatter Club gathered yesterday afternoon at Mrs. S. H. Brasher's home 740 A North Pierce. They exchanged gifts, enjoyed individual needlework and changing patterns, and refreshments were served by the hostess with Mrs. W. W. Westfall assisting. The group plans a covered dish luncheon March 19 at Mrs. Frank King's home, and voted to urge legislators on Parole Bill No. 22 and Texas horse race betting legalization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Brasher
North Pierce
W. W. Westfall
Jess Walter
Anna Thompson
W. J. Mason
Charles M. Bell
Frank King
Colorado
Texas
Frank McMahan
Hutson
R. A. McAmes
J. V. Moore
F. L. Campbell
San Jacinto Methodist Church Plans Guest Tea
The Woman's Society of Christian Service met in Fellowship Hall for the monthly session and luncheon. New members Mrs. Virginia Hutsen and Mrs. Dub Thomsen welcomed. Circle 3 hosted refreshments. Plans were made for the guest day tea on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jacinto Methodist Church Woman's Society of Christian Service
Fellowship Hall
Virginia Hutsen
Dub Thomsen
Circle 3
Missionary Union Hears Speaker at First Baptist Church
The Woman's Missionary Union met in monthly session at First Baptist Church. After committee meetings the program opened with singing and invocations. Dr. A. D. Foreman Jr. spoke on Home Missions as 125 members and guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church Woman's Missionary Union
Jesus
E. T. Dunaway
R. B. Cline, Jr
Leander Campbell
R. C. Martini
Home Missions
A. D. Foreman, Jr
The
Home Mission Board
Voice of Jesus
Annual Day Observed by National and Local Mother-in-Law Clubs
The National and Local Mother-in-Law clubs marked their annual day on March 5 with a tea at the Federation Club Rooms. National president Mrs T H Rodgers and local president Mrs M Anthony welcomed 40 members and guests, with performances from Julia Hayman and J B Linn. Awards were given for the most recent mother-in-law, and Mrs E L Pritchard of Sunray and Mrs Sidney Park traveled far for the honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation Club
T. H. Rodgers
M. Anthony
Miss Hayman
Malotte
Gershwin
J. B. Linn
KGNC
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Luther Patrick
John C. Hudson
Yannis
Rodgers
E. L. Pritchard
Sunray
Sidney Park
Cusick
Ione Boles
C. C. Cunningham
Anthony
Garden Club Board Session Ends at President's Home
South Amarillo Garden Club executive board held its final session at Mrs. Ray Minner’s home on 3102 Jackson. Annual reports were given by secretary Mrs. P C Cronister and treasurer Mrs. J M Durrett. The club’s last meeting of the year is Monday March 10 at Trinity Lutheran Church Parish Hall 1800 Harrison with guest day coffee and officer installation at 9:30 AM.
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South Amarillo
Farm size grows by 50 acres since 25 years ago
The typical U S farm has expanded by 50 acres from 25 years ago and by 20 acres from five years ago, signaling a broad upward shift in average farm scale across the nation.
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United States
India Study Topic At First Christian Church Woman's Council
The First Christian Church Woman's Council met in the church parlor with president Mrs. E. M. Frost in charge. The group conducted mission study on India with Mrs. J. R. McKinley presenting, excerpts from letters shown by Mrs. John Hill, and a plan to form a garden club under Amarillo Garden Club oversight with Mrs. M. O. Carder coordinating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church Woman's Council
E. M. Frost
Londonderry
H. W. McCue
R. Redhead
J. R. McKinley
India
John McMillen
H. A. Hunter
Ray Moore
Central Provinces
John Hill
T. Newton Hill
Living Link
Amarillo
Woman's Society Entertained by Methodist Church Group
The Methodist Church Women's Society of Christian Service held a meeting at Mrs. Sam J. Elkins home to study Christian Motive and Method in Stewardship. Leaders covered topics including Christianity Meeting the World's Need and We Press Onward with prayers and devotionals. The group, numbering about sixty, will meet again March 19 at Mrs. Raymond Giersch's home. Also noted is the operation of Miss Llewellyn Deason at Amarillo Osteopathic Hospital, listed as in good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Christian Service
Ing
Sam J. Elkins
Monroe
H. C. Pederson
A. N. Hanks
D. S. Spencer
Christ
Gerald Wilson
D. E. Flowers
J. W. Farley
Edwin Johnson
R. F. Davis
R. E. Kessie
Loren Young
Aaron Gwyn
Raymond Giersch
Jackson
Deason
Llewellyn Deason
Fillmore
Amarillo Osteopathic Hospital
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Sybil Hat Shop
Bernard's
Garden Club
Trading Post
McKem Towel Sets
Baby Supplies
Blackburn ‘Bros
U.S
U S
van Camp
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