Circle Members Luncheon Hosted by Mrs Ford
Circle 5 of the First Christian Church Woman's Council met in Mrs Charley Ford's home at 2001 Lipscomb for a luncheon. Joe Long opened with a song I Would Be True, prayers and devotion led by Bessie Simmons, Japan program by L J Medlin assisted by Walton Wagner and Key Farr. attendees listed include Branch Archer Florence Switzer Howard Boxwell Jess Latham Sr Key Farr L A Medlin B E Walker Walton Wagner B W Blackwell Jr Joe Long Bessie Simmons J F Bradley Don Loden Marie Porter Lou Brown and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle 5
First Christian Church Woman's Council
Charley Ford
Lipscomb
Joe Long
Bessie Simmons
L. J. Medlin
Japan
Mesdames B
Walton Wagner
Key Rr
Ceramic Art Club Names Thelma O Grady New Member
The Ceramic Art Club voted Thelma O Grady into membership at a Tuesday meeting hosted by Mrs. Maggie Winfield at 808 Kentucky. After a brief business session led by president Essie Elliott the members worked on ceramic articles. A breakfast is planned for March 21 at 8 30 in the home of Mrs. Bernice Smith, 4202 Hayden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma O'Grady
Ceramic Art Club
Maggie Winfield
Kentucky
Essie Elliott
Florine Giles
Sue Gunnels
Margaret Berry
Margaret Duke
Lida Prescott
Threece Hunter
Ann Chamberlain
Mildred Simmons
Nadine Finley
Bernice Smith
Hayden
Club Celebrates 15th Anniversary With Banquet
The Junior Business Women's Club marked its fifteenth anniversary with a formal banquet at King's Cottage Tea Room. President Mrs. C A Flippin served as toastmistress as Dr R G Boger spoke on personality and business relations. Initiations included Joyce Graves Lillian Buckman Ellie Whitmore and others. guest attendees included Mrs J Ashley Caldwell Pat Caple and Eva Wofford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King's Cottage Tea Room
C. A. Filppin
Frances McGonigall
R. G. Boger
Amarillo Center
Joyce Graves
Lillian Buckman
Ellie Whitmore
J. Ashley Caldwell
Pat Caple
Eva Wofford
Mesdames
C. A. Flippin
Charles Fyfe, II
Wiley Gilmer
Frank Garard
Verne Gordon
Sylvester Munn
Billye Pace
Irene Parks
Betty Edwards
Lorene Cormack
Blaine Sewell
Ray Daniel
R. A. Fickel
Misses Winnie Edwards
Lillian Ruckman
Alice Timmons
Allyne Whelchel
Evelyn Stephens
Reta Wymore
Mashed Potatoes Become Creamy with Pimiento Cheese Mix
A simple tweak elevates mashed potatoes by folding in pimiento cream cheese to create a richer, smoother texture. The blend adds tang and a subtle bite, enhancing the dish for a comforting side.
Mrs Vaughan Hosts LAiguille Club Meeting
Mrs S D Vaughan entertained members of L Aiguille Club Tuesday afternoon at her home 1502 West Twentieth. Mrs C A Gordon presided, roll call covered current events, and the group discussed club business. Members and guests listed, next meeting set for March 21 at 2 30 at Mrs R W Jones 2801 Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Vaughan
L’aiguille Club
West Twentieth
C. A. Gordon
C. G. Stinson
Bill Stevenson
Neal D. Cannon
John Merchant
Walter Russell
N. McClintock
Gordon Jordan
Ted Neely
J. T. Glover
J. T. Glover, Jr
Buster Vaughn
Sam Seay
Leland Abbott
D. I. Barnett
C. J. Blackburn
Ferrell
Sunny Side Home Demonstration Club Meets at Hodges Home
Mrs Milton Hunt chaired a Sunny Side Home Demonstration Club gathering at Mrs R T Hodges house with Miss Pauline Lokey presenting time saving tips and bedroom improvement ideas. Attendees included Mesdames Fesser Neusch Detton Burrell Bertrand Moody Holden Ford Patterson Bertrand Hunt Detton Raef and guests Judy Louise Bertrand Marilyn Detton Eileen Hunt Barbara Raef plus the hostess. The group planned a March 21 meeting at 2 pm at Mrs Milton Hunts Pantex Highway home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Hunt
Presbyterian Children's Home
Sunnyside Home Demonstration Club
R. T. Hodges
Masterson Road
Pauline Lokey
Potter County
J. R. Hogge
George Fesser
Henry Neusch
John Detton
Glynn Burrell
A. Bertrand
M Moody
W. A. Holden
L. C. Ford
L. F P. Patterson
C. E. Bertrand
Oscar Detton
Paul Raef
Miss Lokey
Judy
Louise Bertrand
Marilyn Detton
Eileen Hunt
Barbara Raef
Pantex Highway
Is Nagging an Incurable Disease, Dorothy Dix
Dear Miss Dix discusses nagging as a social fault and urges self reform rather than resignation. She notes the nagger’s self justification, belief of Divine supervision, and the appeal of nagging as a habit. The column suggests couples learn restraint and invites readers to request a leaflet on Mother Complex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss DIX
Mira
Dorothy Dix
Bell Syndicate Inc
Rebekah Lodge Plans Social at IOOF Hall
Amarillo report notes the Rebekah Lodge 222 held a Tuesday business session in IOOF Hall under Mrs. Alice Christy. Plans were made for a social on March 14 at 8 o clock at the IOOF Hall, inviting Odd Fellows 410 Lodge members and families. Thirty five attended after drill team practice and the meeting adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Alice Christy
Noble Grand
Odd Fellows 410 Lodge
Rev Leon Hill speaks to Legion and Auxiliary gathering
Rev. Leon Hill addressed a joint American Legion and Auxiliary meeting in the Legion Hall on community service projects in Amarillo. Wayne Middleton announced a March 16 food and fun event at 615 West Seventh for the Legion birthday. Initiations were held for several members and district convention delegates were chosen with alternates listed. Reports from Area C conference and plans for upcoming meetings were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Hill
American Legion
Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Wayne Middleton
T. H. Rodgers
Hill
Amarillo
Middleton
West Seventh
Legion
Davis Madiey
Mesdames L. L. Bonner
Anna Smith
Robert Wolford
Ronald Long
Arlie Long
Orville Snider
Frank W. Scott
Mesdames
Henry Cusick
Davis Medley
Clyde Burton
Jim Johnson
A. Petersen
Louis Earthman
Bertha Fowler
Davis Redley
Roy
Dallas
Tex Rakes
Auxiliary Holds Luncheon Session at Temple Bnai Israel
The Temple B'nai Israel auxiliary held a luncheon Tuesday at Long Champ's Restaurant. Mrs. Arthur Bluhm gave the invocation and Mrs. Abe Feferman, president, led the business meeting. Treasurer's report by Mrs. Max Katz followed by committee reports. Donation to the Red Cross approved. A nominating committee appointed with Mrs. Joe Siegel chair. A Sunday party planned in the recreation room with Mrs. Irving Ellis as chair. Co chairs Mesdames Louis nee Meyer Spector and Earl Herring. Passover dessert event set for April 2 at 7 in the recreation hall. Congregation invited. Next meeting set for April 4. The pecan is the official Texas state tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple B’nai Israel
Long Champ’s
Arthur Bluhm
Abe Feferman
Max Katz
Red Cross
Joe Siegel
Temple Sunday
Irving Ellis
Mesdames Louis Nee Meyer Spector
Earl Herring
Recreation Hall
Social Calendar Tonight and Friday Club Meetings
Tonight lists multiple social events at Amaryllus Temple Rebekan Hall PEO and other venues with times 7 30 and 8 o'clock. Friday features Needle Club Philomathic Modern Study Federation Pajarito Red Carnation Lodge and various clubs with 2 o'clock starts and details of hosts and addresses. A historical note recalls Crecy 1346 where French chivalry leaders fell before British arrows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Gye
L. J. Vogel
Julian
Amaryllus Temple
Pythian Sisters
Rebekan Hall
West Sixth
Betty Zimmerlee
Madison
Cline Needle Club
Russell Larson
Cline
Philomathic Club
Modern Study Club
Federation Club
Pajarito Club
W. R. Ballard
West Twelfth
Red Carnation Lodge
Brotherhood of Locomotive Pee
Toof Hall
Happy Hour Sewing Club
Rufus McDonald
Maryland
S. G. Gangwere
North Grand
D. P. Dewey
North Grant
Amarillo
J. C. Rit
Hughes
First Presbyterian Church
Church
Crecy
Amarillo Study Club Meeting Set for Tomorrow
The Amarillo Study Club will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 in the home of Mrs J C Ritter at 2604 Hughes. The gathering aims to discuss club activities and upcoming events in a neighborhood setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
J. C. Ritter
Hughes
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Wowans
S. D. Vaughan
Thrift
Rebekah
Legion and Auxiliary
Utah
Polk
Texas
Uurut
Amarillo Ceramic House
N.E
Stork Shop
Trade” of
California
Stork
Polk Street
Amarillo, Texas
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