Church Circle Luncheon and Meeting at Mrs Boxwell’s Home
The Young Matron's Circle of the First Christian Church held a noon luncheon at 202 East Ninth Avenue hosted by Mrs. Paul Boxwell. Afterward a business meeting and program discussed early Jewish leaders with Mrs. Jack Fyfe leading the lesson and Mrs. Glenn Bobbitt the devotional.
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The
First Christian Church
Paul Boxwell
East Ninth Avenue
Jack Fyfe
Glenn Bobbitt
Vern Cook
R. G. Gibbon
H. J. Gordon
Dean Corley
Howard Boxwell
R. C. Snodgrass
Party Postponed By Ladies Auxiliary For Illness
The Saturday night party of the Ladies Auxiliary No 10 to the Painters Union is postponed due to illness. Entertainment now set for March 14.
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Ladies Auxiliary No. 10
Painters’ Union
TEL CLASS TO HAVE LUNCHEON AT CHURCH
The T E F L Class of the First Baptist Church will hold a cover dish luncheon tomorrow at 12 30 at the church. It will also serve as the regular monthly business session for the group.
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T. EF. L
First Baptist Church
Catholic Daughters Meet Tomorrow at Cathedral Hall
The Catholic Daughters plan a business meeting at Cathedral Hall after the evening service. Georgia reports the number of negro 4-H club members in the state rose by 4 500 in 1938 from 23 318 to 27 860.
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Cathedral Hall
Georgia
Catholic Daughters
Pleasant Valley Club Studies Poultry and Disinfectants
The Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club met to continue poultry studies. Pauline Lakey spoke on parasite disinfectants and Mrs. Lee Williamson presented the council report. Mrs. John Vance will host a social at her new home on March 17 at 2 o'clock. next meeting is March 22.
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Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club
Jack Jerman
Central Drive
Pauline Lakey
Lee Williamson
John Vance
Maryland Street
Mary Hellyer
Miss Lakey
Mesdames
Virgil Pond
Jess Walters
J. L. Minter
Jewel Barton
H. C. Gentry
R. W. Rogers
F. D. Reid
W. T. Willis
J. H. Johnson
John C. Vance
BE. L. Gibson
H. J. Pankrats
W. N. Martin
J. Willis
Sunnyside Home Demonstration Club Meets on Parasites
Sunnyside club session at Mrs. John Bischsel home features discussion on chicken parasites led by Mrs. G T Feaser. Demonstrations include two tap dances and a Grecian number by Mrs. David Omstead. Members listed include Mesdames Neusch, Wilson, LeGate, Parker, Feaser, Brown, Detten, Hogge, Holden, and host. Visitors named include Miss Neusch Parker Lokey and Mrs. Omstead. Next meeting slated March 21 at Mrs FE W Brown residence.
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G.T. Feaser
Sunnyside Home Demonstration Club
John Bischsel
David Omstead
Francis Neusch
Lee Wilson
John LeGate
M. L. Parker
G. T. Feaser
BE. W. Brown
John Detten
J. R. Hogge
W. A. Holden
Anne Neusch
Beulah
Peggy Jo Parker
Pauline Lokey
River Drive Event With Mrs Martin At 2:30
A social engagement is noted for 2:30 o'clock on River Drive with Mrs. W N Martin. The brief item records a scheduled visit or appearance without additional context or details.
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W. N. Martin
River Drive
Mrs Henville Hosts L Argill ee Club Meeting
Mrs O F Henville at 1913 Jackson Street hosted the L Argillee Club for a Tuesday afternoon session with current events in roll call and a brief business meeting led by club president FE H Ashcraft. Refreshments followed for the listed members and the hostess. The next gathering is set for March 21 at 2 30 PM with Mrs J R Hutto on Jackson Street.
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O. F. Henville
Jackson Street
L'Argillee Club
FE. H. Ashcraft
Adolescent Charm Speeds Past The Awkward Age
The piece notes a shift as youth teens gain glamor and appeal through film icons like Deanna Durbin and Mickey Rooney. It argues adolescence is losing its stigma as young stars influence fashion, attitudes, and parental views, showing individuality beyond growing pains.
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Deanna Durbin
Mickey Rooney
Household Hints on Flower Holders and Cleaning
Practical tips include using crumpled tissue or greenery to hold flowers, salting red wine stains before rinsing, brushing laundered blankets to restore nap, grinding soap scraps for flakes, and hanging a long-handled stiff brush by the tub to ease cleaning.
Social Calendar highlights multiple club meetings and events
Tonight and Friday include Grove No 171 Woodmen Circle I O O F Hall program by first grade Pup e School River Road PTA Fathers Night Mexican Dinner Trulove Class Polk Street Methodist Church Ladies Auxiliary United Spanish War Veterans and a voice recital at Viola W Wilson studios. Numerous clubs meet with times at various streets and halls urban calendar notes.
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Trulove
Polk Street Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
Ladies Auxiliary
United Spanish War Veterans
American Legion Hall
Officers Installed by Cootiettes at Legion Hall
An installation ceremony for new Cootiettes officers was held at the Legion Hall with Roy C. Andrews presiding. New president Mrs. E. L. Hager and other officers were named. several elected officers were unable to attend and will be installed later. Special guest Mrs. Homer McDonald of Lubbock attended. A rummage sale is planned for March 17 and 18.
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Cootiette Club
Legion Hall
Roy C. Andrews
Cootie Club
E. L. Hager
I. H. Scarborough
Ted Smith
Roy Andrews
W. C. Boyd
Carma Boyd
Ed West
Homer McDonald
Lubbock
Mrs Brune Honored At West Sixth Avenue Gathering
Mrs Loy Smith hosted at 3622 West Sixth Avenue Tuesday to honor Mrs W Brune. Ruth Overstreet sang Let Me Call You Sweetheart dedicated to the honoree with piano selections by Mrs R P George. Rosalyn Burke performed a ballet number as officers and past matrons attend Bonita Chapter O E S.
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George Stapleton
M. L. Fuller
E. A. Regal
W. P. Matthews
S. R. McManus
Goldsmith Davis
D. Vv. Angell
W. R. Irwin
C. C. Pangle
E. O. Feierabend
W. T. Moreland
L. J. Vogel
R. P. George
Miss Street
Rosalyn Burke
Mrs Mason Hosts Stitch and Chatter Club Luncheon
Mrs W J Mason of 306 North Johnson Street hosted a luncheon for Stitch and Chatter Club members. Present were Mesdames G A Runyon I H Brasher Charles Griffith Georgia May Runyon and guest Dorothy Roark of Vega. Next meeting in Vega on Wednesday at 2 PM.
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W. J. Mason
North Johnson Street
Stitch and Chatter Club
Mesdames
G. A. Runyon
I. H. Brasher
Charles Griffith
Georgia May Runyon
Dorothy Roark
Vega
R. A. Runyon
East Tenth Avenue
Townsend Club Hosts Games and Music Evening
Tuesday evening entertainment at the Townsend Club featured games and music by Mr. and Mrs. Glen Michael, Mrs. V. C. Jones, Mrs. W. R. Hill, and James and Gurnell Gamblin for club members.
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Townsend Club
Glen Michael
V. C. Jones
W. R. Hill
James and
Gurnell Gamblin
Sewing Club Members Have Regular Session
Criss Cross Club members met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ed McKechnie 1104 Arthur Street. Dames A J Palkovic Fred Kemp R N Miller B M Britt Carl Hibbs Andréw Lindsey Arch Fulkerson and the hostess attended. Guests were Mes dames Emmie Hudson S V McKee Anna McKechnie Martin Slagle and Joe Punderburg. Mrs R N Miller 2202 Spruce Street will be hostess next Wednesday at 10 o clock for an all day meeting and luncheon.
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Criss Cross Club
Ed McKechnie
Arthur Street
A. J. Palkovic
Fred Kemp
R.N. Miller
B. M. Britt
Carl Hibbs
Andréw Lindsey
Arch Fulkerson
Emmie Hudson
S. V. McKee
Anna McKechnie
Martin Slagle
Joe Punderburg
Complex Car Assembly Details Revealed in Study
A new analysis notes that the average automobile contains over 2,000 components and more than 15,000 individual pieces, underscoring the scale of modern vehicle production and the complexity of parts supply chains.
Surprise Mexican Supper Honors Lee Anderson
Mrs. Lee Anderson hosted a surprise birthday supper at 701 Alabama with a Mexican theme and decorations. Guests included J. E. Anderson, Rev. and Mrs. Porterfield, Jack Coffee, Earl Brown, Dr. Hugh Lumpkin, Juanita Timmons, and others, followed by a cover-dish luncheon for Home Craft members and a quilting session.
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Lee Anderson
Alabama Street
J. E. Anderson
W. L. Porterfield
Jack Coffee
Earl Brown
Hugh Lumpkin
Juanita Timmons
Home Craft Club Meeting Hosts Mrs. Thomas
Mrs. J. W. Thomas of 724 North Hayes Street entertained guests at a Home Craft Club gathering, sharing project ideas and handiwork in a informal social session.
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J. W. Thomas
North Hayes Street
Lavoptik Eye Relief Promises Prompt Relief
Lavoptik offers prompt relief for inflamed eyes including burning itching and irritation. The product claims 25 years of success with no harmful drugs and includes an eye cup. Available at all druggists.
Spring Day Fashion Pattern 4073 by Anne Adams
Pattern 4073 offers a simple six-piece design with front yoke neckline and back yokes for a chic dress. Available in misses and women sizes, includes lace trim belt buttons and ribbon. price 15 cents for pattern, 25 cents for book or combined. Send size name address and pattern number to Amarillo Globe Pattern Dept.
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Amarillo Globe Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Avenue
New York
N. Y
Anne Adams
Amarillo Globe
W. Lith St
N.Y
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Church Circle
Pat
Palm Beach
Grover Loening
Wesson Leyburn
Mrs. Fesser
Place Fabrics
Misa Evelyn Nickerson
Sively
Nrkceive
Mrs. Henville
Woodmen Circle
I. O. O. F. Hall
Puece Pee School
Viola W. Wilson
Wilson Studios of Music
Harrison Street
D. Bet
Taylor Street
Child Study Club
A. A. Holmquist
Monroe Street
Travel Study Club
P. J. Reppert
Hayden Street
Junior Child Study Club
Howne Lynch
Carolina Street
Helping Hand Sewing Club
R. E. Wales
Fairmont Street
Ida Perle Bell
W. I. Dinan
Courturiere Club
Study Club
Fredares
West Tenth Avenue
Fundamental Bible
Della Crittenden
Pierce Street
Dr. Shelton
Snodgrass
Thirteenth Avenue
L. H. Bradford
Leaders Organization of the Girl Scouts
Capitol Hotel
W. W. Gibson
W. Brune
Mrs. Mason
Sewing Club
Good Housekeeping Bureau
Lovalon
J. W. Hollaway
B. V. Blodgett
E. C. Twing
EB. A. Baker
L. Twing
J. A. Butcher
Georgia Runyon
Buchanan Street
Home Craft Club
Thomas
Vanity Fair
Blackburn Bros
Laura Wheeler
Coats
Lucille Shoppe
Needlecraft Service, Inc
Polk
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