Home Demonstration Club Plans County Party for March 17
The River Road Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. RS Connellee's home Mobley Drive. Mrs. W T Oler led the opening with roll call and questions for demonstrations. Miss Pauline Lakey spoke on foundation patterns and dress forms. The next meeting is March 19 at Mrs Charles Crowell's home Broadway Drive.
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River Road
RS. Connellee
Mobley Drive
W. T. Oler
Council
J. L. Glasgow
Pauline Lakey
Potter County
J. W. Clardy
G. L. Cline
W. B. Gilbert
J. W. Horn
T. J. Maloney
Lula Robertson
M. E. Simpson
Charles Palmer
W. H. Pondet
Eva Porter
Mrs. Howze
Charles Crowell
Broadway Drive
Hostess to Bridge Club Hosts Pollyanna Plan
Nuevo Bridge Club members enjoyed an afternoon of play yesterday in the home of Mrs. Elton Thomas at 310 East Twentieth. High score and traveling went to Mrs. Bob Chilton with Mrs. E. B o s w e ll second high. Refreshments were served by the hostess and several members. Next Thursday at 1 15 PM members will be guests at a Pollyanna party in Mrs. James Walters 1704 Lincoln.
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Nuevo
James Walters
Lincoln
Auxiliary Plans Social Meeting at Carpenters Hall
The Carpenters Wives Auxiliary held a business session led by president Mrs. W W Finch with attendance reports by team captains Mrs. E O Graves and Mrs. R Z Kelly. Graves' team won the award and a joint social followed. An event is set for March 20 at 2 30 pm at Mrs T H Holland Sr's home with co hosts Mrs E L Winningham and Mrs J F Goodrich.
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Carpenters Wives Auxiliary
Carpenters Hall
W. W. Finch
E. O. Graves
R. Z. Kelly
Graves
T. H. Holland
North Grant
E. L. Winningham
J. F. Goodrich
Vermont and New York Dominate U.S. Maple Syrup Production
Three quarters of the nation’s maple syrup and sugar come from Vermont and New York, highlighting these states as the leading producers in the United States.
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The
United States
Vermont
New York
Evening Social Calendar Highlights Local Groups
Tonight at First Presbyterian Church Junior High School roller skating in the gym from 5 to 7. Pauline Moore Circle of First Baptist Church meets at 6 30. Jam Jar party at YWCA 7. Saturday features 4 H Club at Courthouse Room 104 1 pm Open Forum with Mrs Swann at 413 B East Twelfth 2 30 pm Story hour Amarillo Public Library 3 pm piano recital Idelma Conoley Musical Arts Conservatory 7 pm Jam Jar junior high members at YWCA 7 pm Co Ed dancing class YMCA 7 45 pm Co Ed Club party YMCA 7 pm Delta Theta Chi Barn Dance at Great House Barn 9 pm.
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First Presbyterian Church
First Baptist Class Breakfast Held at Estherian Church
Members of First Baptist Church enjoyed a breakfast at Estherian Church with a devotional on prayer led by Mrs. H. C. Linnen. Musical selections were given by Mrs. C. M. Montgomery and Mrs. Howard Scott as Group Eight hosted the event.
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First Baptist Church
H. C. Linnen
C. M. Montgomery
Howard Scott
Glen W. Askew
Townsend Douglas
Vernon Francis
Byron Phelps
W. B. West
John Daniel
Sunnyside Club Plans St Patrick Day Party
Sunnyside Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs Adolph Bertrand s home with plan for the annual St Patrick s party set for March 17 at 2 pm in the home of Mrs R G Burrell. Miss Pauline Lokey demonstrated a foundation pattern and the group voted to meet monthly starting in April. Attendees included Mesdames C Bertrand R G Burrell J Detten G Fesser H Neusch Paul Raef L Raymond Regina Neusch and Miss Lokey.
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Sunnyside
Adolph Bertrand
Pauline Lokey
Potter County
Mesdames C. Bertrand
R. G. Burrell
J. Detten
G. Fesser
H. Neusch
Paul Raef
L. Raymond
Regina Neusch
Common guava grows prolifically in Hawaiian Islands
The common guava grows prolifically in the Hawaiian Islands. This fruit is rich in vitamin C and high in pectin. It has long been used in jams, jellies, and pastes.
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Hawaiian Islands
Pray Galley Nuptials Read in Home Service
A home service wedding marks the union of Pray and Galley in a private ceremony. Families gather for the intimate event, with vows exchanged and a modest reception planned nearby.
Pray Galley Nuptials Unite Mary Pray and Charles Galley
Mary Jane Pray daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Pray and Charles N. Galley son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Galley wed in a home ceremony read by Rev. E R Foster. The couple reside at 813 West Eighth after a New Mexico honeymoon. Pray attended Clayton High. Galley a West Texas State graduate. Both work at local banks and firms.
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Pray-Galley
Mary Jane Pray
C. M. Pray
Kentucky
Charles N. Galley
Mississippi
Lester Galley
Hereford
E. R. Foster
First Assembly of God Church
S. E. Eldridge
Kev
Elariage
Miss Bethel Pray
Orval Galley
Betty Endersby
West Eighth
New Mexico
First National Bank
Galley
West Texas State High School
Canyon
E. S. Cowie Electric Company
Amarillo Motorcycle Club Hosts Wiener Roast at Happy Glen
Members of the Amarillo Motorcycle Club enjoyed a wiener roast and outdoor party at Happy Glen. Next Tuesday evening they will hold a business session to plan a field meet and motorcycle races. Ancient Aleutian residents killed whales using poisoned stone tipped lances.
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Amarillo
Aleutian Islands
Avihk Temple Sewing Meeting Reported in Khiva Temple
Avihk Temple Daughters of the Nile met in Khiva Temple for a monthly sewing session and covered dish luncheon. Members made gowns, bedspreads and sheets for crippled children and packed boxes shipped to Shriners Hospital in Shreveport Louisiana and Scottish Rite Hospital in Dallas.
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Avihk Temple
Daughters of the Nile
Khiva Temple
Shriners Hospital
Shreveport
Scottish Rite Hospital
Dallas
Della Judd
Fannie Bennett
Dorothy Pharris
Mabel Williamson
Louise McGahan
Helen Smith
Lillie Mae Dixon
Lydia Singleton
Dutch
Variety Club Game Party Hosts Welcome New Member
Mrs Otis Haley hosted a Variety Club gathering at 1306 Broadmoor where games were played and prizes won by Mrs Marvin Webb and Mrs John Keith. Bob Hall was welcomed as a new member. next meeting arrives at 2 PM in Mrs M W Hamiltons home 307 Independence.
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Otis Haley
Broadmoor
Marvin Webb
John Keith
Bob Hall
S. E. Best
M. W. Hamilton
C. O. Kemp
H. G. Kilgore
W. F. Williams
Pete Smith
Independence
Open Forum Club Reviews Book Tomorrow at Mrs Swann Home
Open Forum Club members will attend a book review hosted by Mrs Reta Swann at 413 B East Twelfth. Mrs George Parr will present the review in the afternoon session at 2 30 o clock.
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Open Forum Club
Reta Swann
East Twelfth
George Parr
Country Club Demonstration on Pattern Fitting Held
The Humphreys Highland Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. C. R. Hearns home on Grand street with Mrs. Hearn presiding. Miss Pauline Lakey demonstrated foundation pattern cutting and fitting on dress forms. Next meeting set for March 20 at Mrs. Bessie Hunnicutt s home on Russell Avenue.
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Humphreys Highland Home Demonstration Club
C. R. Hearn
Hearn
Pauline Lakey
Potter County
Mesdames R. C Gower
Miles Norton
A. C. Quisenberry
H. A. Pugh
Bessie Hunnicutt
L. M. Miller
Beryl Needle Club Meets for Sewing Session
The Beryl Needle Club met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Frank Gordon’s home on Carolina street for a sewing gathering. Tea hour included refreshments for Mesdames I V Smith R B Smith W E Hill Herman Guy Joe Hudspeth W E Self Bill Bogard and guest Mrs W D Beistle. The next meeting is set for March 13 at 1 30 PM at Mrs E C Brown’s home on Polk Avenue.
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Beryl Needle Club
Frank Gordon
Carolina
I. V. Smith
R. B. Smith
W. E. Hill
Herman Guy
Joe Hudspeth
W. E. Self
Bill Bogard
W. D. Beistle
E. C. Brown
Polk
Fetes Nephew at Dinner Party in North Bivins Home
Mrs. W. J. Pearson of 673 North Bivins hosted a surprise birthday dinner Wednesday evening honoring her nephew Carl Lee Banks. The event followed the meal service with close family in attendance.
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W. J. Pearson
North Bivins
Carl Lee Banks
Group Attends Checkers Game Amid Dining Table Notes
The record notes guests including Ray Love and Troy Love at a table set with marked places for Messrs and Mesdames, among others. Sugar production figures for 12 months ending June 30, 1946 show 27 million tons vs 34 million in prewar 1935-39, with names Janice Love Connie Rae Love and Leslie Copeland. Washington reports state department agreements with nations on Pan American Airways Clippers routes, Russia excluded, to permit worldwide flights.
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Messrs
Ray Love
Troy Love
Jimmy Bell
W. J. Pearson
Carl Lee Banks
Louise Pearson
Doniela Pearson
Barbara Gayle Pearson
Janice Love
Connie Rae Love
Leslie Copeland
Washington
State Department
Pan-American Airways
Russia
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Home Club
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pauline Moore
First Baptist Church Church
YWCA
Courthouse
Amarillo Public Library
Idelma Conoley
Musical Arts Conservatory
Jam Jar
YMCA
Delta Theta Chi
Sunnyside Club
Burton's
Motorcycle Club
Pickey Beal
Quinlan
Kathleen Mary
Keathlean
Cosmetic Department
Blackburn ‘Bros
Avihk Temple Sewing Meeting
J. E. Hewett
Optometrist
East St. St
Kohler Bros
Marie Earle
Herbert Drug
Benty Shoppe
Mary Adele Miner
Beryl Club
Ata
Nevis
Polk Street
Amanito, Tuas
Monteil
Whites
Kirk White
Irk
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