Sorority Reorganizes Alumni Chapter After War
The Alpha Iota Sorority alumnae chapter, disbanded during the war, is reorganized and affiliated with the national office. The first meeting elected Glyndael Davis president Billie Robins vice president Genevieve Seaman secretary Wilma Immel marshal Mrs Harriet Neil chaplain Ann Martin treasurer Mrs Beverly Prescott sponsor. Meetings are the first and third Wednesdays with dinner at Le Gourmet.
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Alpha Iota Sorerity
Glyndael Davis
Billie Robins
Vhe
Genevieve Seaman
Wilma Imme
Harriet Neil
Ann Martin
Beverly Prescott
le Gourmet
Sorority Flower Decorates Attendees at Event
Attendees wore sorority flowers and colors. Listed figures include Misasee Wilma Immel, Ann Martin, Genevieve Seaman, Betty Armstrong, Beverly Prescott, Etta May Caldwell, Billy Ann Johnson, Glyn dol Davin, Billie Robins, and Elyse Cray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misasee Wilma Immel
Ann Martin
Genevieve Seaman
Betty Armstrong
Mesdames Beverly Prescott
Etta May Caldwell
Billy Ann Johnson
Glyndol Davin
Billie Robins
Elyse Cray
Bride Elect Anna Nell Beene Honored With Shower
Miss Anna Nell Beene bride elect of Tech Set Gerald A. Wilson of Clovis N M was honored with a pre nuptial shower at the home of Mrs B R Jones 1322 Taylor Mrs H R Davis hosted Mrs Dorothy Jean Sullivan sang Wait and See and Always with piano accompaniment by Mrs Glen Grover Miss Jean Wright whistled Indian Love Call and Ah Sweet Mystery of Life Guests were served refreshments from a table centered with blue and white iris Mrs Troy F P Jones presided at the punch bowl and Freda Jones took guest names Fifty three guests attended
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Nell Beene
Tech
Gerald A. Wilson
Clovis
N. M
B. R. Jones
Taylor
H. R. Davis
Dorothy Jean Sullivan
San
Glen Grover
Jean Wright
Troy FP. Jones
Freda Jones
Harmony Club Hostess Plans Afternoon Gathering
Mrs Gordon McCarty of 2814 Lipscomb will host the Harmony Club Monday at 2 30 o clock. Assisting hostesses are Mrs C W Seibel and Mrs F T Crews.
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Gordon McCarty
Lipscomb
Harmony Club
C. W. Seibel
F. T. Crews
All-Presidents Dinner Opens 25th District Convention in Amarillo
The Twenty-fifth Annual Convention of the Seventh District Texas Federation of Womens Clubs held in Amarillo featured an All-Presidents Dinner in the Crystal Ballroom of the Herring Hotel. Delegates heard theme driven talks by district president Mrs Raymond Harrah and others, with musical numbers by Houston Bright and ensemble performances. The morning session at Polk Street Methodist Church covered scholarships, peacetime challenges, and club reports as new clubs were presented and youth conservation addressed by Grace Hodge of Pampa.
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Texas Federation of Womens Clubs
Amarillo
Crystal
Herring Hotel
D. L. ©. Kinard
Memphis
BE. T. Buckner
Lubbock
Raymond Harrah
Pampa
Harrah
Houston Bright
Canyon
Home
Rio
Herschel Coffee
Matilda Gaume
Glenn Truax
Florence Johnson - Scott
Austin
San Antonio
General Federation Board
Washington
T. E. Buckner
C. FE. Osgood
Mesdames Ll. V. Dorsch
W. B. Allen
T. L. Gordon
C. R. Dougherty
Polk Street Methodist Church
W V. Terry
J. W. Walker
Scott
L. FE
State of Sudan
Slate
Grace Hodge
Carpenters Wives Vote Donation at Meeting
Carpenters' Wives Auxiliary met in Carpenters' Hall with Mrs. E A Baker presiding. They voted a donation to the Red Cross and planned a social meeting March 21 at 2 PM at Mrs. R L Savage’s home with Mrs Karl Deggenhardt as co chair. Attendees included W W Finch George FEnochs J N Stoffer F A Baker H R Oliver Karl Deeggenhardt C R Rosselle R O Sisk Walter Baird G C Bateman FE O Graves and new member Mrs G H Holland.
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Carpenters’ Wives Auxiliary
Carpenters’ Hall
E. A. Baker
Red Cross
R. L. Savage
Maryland
Karl Deggenhardt
W W. Finch
George Fenochs
J. N. Stoffer
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club and School Events
Pauline Moore Circle dinner and program at First Baptist Church at 6 39. Jam Jar YWCA dinner at 7. Children's recital by Mildred Moorman at Musical Art Conservatory 7 30. Robert Louis Barron recital at Amarillo College Auditorium 8 15. River Road PTA at school auditorium 8. Countywide 4 H 2 PM at 194 Court House. Story hour Amarillo Public Library 3. Private Party YWCA 7. Young Timers YWCA 7. Mixed bridge Amarillo Country Club 6.
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Pauline Moore
First Baptist Church
Mildred Moorman
Musical Art Conservatory
Robert Louis Barron
Amarillo College
Marriage of Marguerite Arnold to George Killian
Marguerite F Arnold daughter of Rev and Mrs J C Arnold of 1102 North Lincoln and George T Killian son of Mr and Mrs George Killian of 208 Stant Ings wed at a double ring ceremony read by Rev Phil Gates in the bride’s parents home. Attended by intmate family and friends, the home decor featured sweet peas and daisies. The bride wore ivory satin with a heart shaped neckline, illusion veil and pearl tiara, carrying American Beauty roses. Mrs Arnold wore black and white with white carnations, Mrs Killian a purple dress with white carnations. Both graduates of Amarillo High School, Killian a former Army member. The couple will reside at 1102 North Lincoln.
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Marguerite F Arnold
J. CC. Arnold
North Lincoln
George T. Killian
George Killian
Phil Gates
Buchanan Street Methodist Church
H. L. Green Co
Killian
Amarillo High School
North
Lincoln
Poplar Grove Club Plans Junior Graduation and Social
Poplar Grove States Social met Thursday at the WOW Hall with twelve members. They outlined plans for junior graduation and efficiency certificates and scheduled a social for March 21. Arrangements committee includes Mesdames Loma Hudson, Mary Hurley, Ada Davis, Merle Carpenter and Gioia Curtis.
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Mesdames Loma Hudson
Mary Hurley
Ada Davis
Merle Carpenter
Gioia Curtis
Evening Dinner Meeting at Association Building Recap
Mr Shirley Sledge gave the devotional and Miss Kathryn Jones reported on the Y W C A conference in Oklahoma City during February. Miss Elmire Tesson of the USES office spoke on employment prospects for women in the area and Mrs Guy Owens reviewed a Woman's Press article on re conversion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Sledge
Kathryn Jones
Y.w.ca
Oklahoma City
Elmire ‘Tesson
Uses Office
Guy Owens
Womans Press
Y-Ettes
Mesdames Faye
Gordon
Jerry Ratcliff
W. O. Stephens
Havel W. Lewis
Elmire
Tesson Margaret Potter
Margaret Ventress
Mrs. Scott
Dallas Woman Elected President of Texas Council of Church Women
Mrs. 1D. Covey of Dallas was elected president of the Texas Council of Church Women at the organization s final session yesterday. Other officers relocated include Mrs. CC. G. Bidson of Waco as first vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ban Antonio
1D. Covey
Dallas
Texas Council of Church Women
CC. G. Bidson
Waco
Security Benefit Association Dinner Sponsored at WOW Hall
Security Benefit Association members sponsor a Monday evening dinner at 7 30 in the WOW Hall. The article notes an odd detail that 465 quarts of milk yield a pound of cheese.
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Security Benefit Association
WOW
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