Philharmonic Club style revue luncheon set for March 17
The Philharmonic Music Club sponsors a style revue and luncheon on March 17 at 2 30 in the Mexican Inn. Fashions from Marizon's will be shown with Irwin Bernstein as master of ceremonies. Models include James Rudy Bauman Lee Bivins John Farrell and others. Music by Phil Phillips and his orchestra. Tickets $1.50 from local organizers.
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Philharmonic Music Club
Marizon’s
Irwin Bernstein
Mes James Rudy Bauman
Lee Bivins
John Farrell
W. B. Thompson
Jack SoRelie
Malcolm Wyatt
Louis K. Patton
Bill Dee
Tol Ware
Barbara Boxwell
Phil Phillips
Sam L. Seay
Watson B. Hamilton
4-H Girls' Club Hears Agent
St Francis 4-H Girls' Club met at Mrs. Joseph Bers home. Miss Pauline Lakey demonstrated stern cutting for garments and bound buttonholes. Shirley Mahoney joined as a new member. Refreshments followed. hostess served for Opal Reef Wanda Walden Shirley Mahoney Madelyn Detten Rosemary Neusch Neva Ann Barnes Joyce Reef Zona Neusch Madine Cowger Mary Jo Berg Norma Jean Berg Ruth Ann Berg Patty Sue Berg and Doris Nell Bers.
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St. Francis
Joseph Bers
Pauline Lakey
Potter County
Stern
Mears
Shirley Mahoney
Opal Reef
Wanda Walden
Madelyn Detten
Rosemary Neusch
Neva
Open Forum Club reviews Crescent Carnival book
Open Forum Club members met Saturday at Mrs. Reta Swann's home 1413-B East Twelfth. Miss Jessie Castleman led the session and business discussion as Mrs. George Parr Sr reviewed Princes Parkinson Keyes' book The Crescent Carnival. The tea hour followed for several members and the next meeting is set for April 12 at 2 30 in Swann's home.
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Open Forum Club
Reta Swann
East Twelfth
Jessie Castleman
George Parr
Princes Parkinson Keyes
F. C. Quarles
Velda
L. M. Key
J. J. Ovies
Joe Johnston
Mary Evans
Girls Club Hears Talk At County Meeting
The County-Wide 4 H Girls Club met in regular session Saturday afternoon in Room 104 Courthouse with Wanda Mazurek leading. Pauline Lakey demonstrated seam finishes pattern placement and cutting, as members answered roll call and displayed new bound buttonholes.
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Room 104
Courthouse
Wanda Mazurek
Pauline Lakey
Potter County
Etta Louise Renge
Leona Rea
Birdie Mae Gabe
Wanda Ma
Auxiliary Makes Towels for Ranch
Mrs. C. W. Odell entertained the Auxiliary to the Railway Mail Association at 1710 Monroe. Members made cup towels for Boys Ranch and discussed suitable home pictures and hanging methods. Refreshments were served to Mesdames H. J. Pankratz Tom Gilley Preston Cook A. L. Bacon and the hostess. The group will meet April 4 at 2 o'clock at Mrs. A. J. Crow's home 421 West Twenty-second.
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C. W. Odell
Monroe
Railway Mail Association
Boys Ranch
Polk Street Methodist Couples Class Entertained
The Sunday School class of Polk Street Methodist Church was entertained with a dinner in the Fellowship Hall hosted by Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Quattlebaum. Dwight Elliott sang two solos, and after dinner speeches were given by several members including Rev. Frank Peery. Forty class members attended.
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Polk Street Methodist Church
E. H. Quattlebaum
Dwight Elliott
Elliott
Jack Gallarneau
C. E. Pavillard
Eaton
Earl Simpson
Walter Irvin
Carl Miller
Frank Peery
Funeral set for William C. Crain longtime Pampa grocer
Funeral services for William C. Crain 71 retired Pampa grocery operator will be held at 2 pm tomorrow in N. 8 Griggs & Sons chapel. Crain died Saturday after months of ill health. he recently sold Green Top Grocery. Survived by daughter Mrs. W. R. Edwards Amarillo two step daughters Mrs. Marie Pullam Sea Graves and Mrs. E. D. Hawkins Colorado a stepson Buck Whitlock Arkansas and brothers Doug Crain Dallas and Tom Crain Arkansas.
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William C. Crain
Pampa
Griggs & Sons
Crain
Green Top
W. R. Edwards
Amarillo
Marie Pullam
Seagraves
E. D. Hawkins
Arts Club Plans Party and Charity Drive
The Arts Club voted a donation to the Red Cross drive at a meeting hosted by Mrs. W. E. Laseter. Mrs. C. O. Hess presided and Mrs. J. R. Rushmer became welfare chairman. The club also organized a food sale for April and a husbands party on March 21 at Mrs. Rose’s home.
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Home Arts Club
Red Cross
W. E. Laseter
van Buren
C. O. Hess
J. R. Rushmer
Amarillo
R. M. Rose
Rose Drive
D. W. Britain, Sr
H. A. Ferguson
Art McKay
Claude Betson
W. J. Flesher
F. L. Mercer
H. C. Kendrick
W. L. Finkley
Bill Juett
Baptist Union Luncheon and Missionary Program at San Jacinto
The San Jacinto Baptist Church Woman's Missionary Union met in monthly session after a luncheon. Mrs. Roy Byrd led a program on Christianity in Russia with help from Mrs. Kraus, Willis, and Cumming, while Mrs. Poole played piano and Mrs. Fitzgerald and Hill sang. Fifteen members and two guests attended.
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San Jacinto
Red Carnation Lodge to Plan Friday Session and Visit
Red Carnation Lodge 345 Ladies Society to the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen will hold a call session Wednesday at 10 AM in IOOF Hall. They plan an all day session for Friday March 14 and a visit by Mrs Myrtle Massey grand lodge instructor. all members urged to attend.
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Red Carnation Lodge
Ladies Society
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Ioof Hall
Myrtle Massey
Grand Lodge
Social Calendar of Local Groups and Meetings Tonight
TONIGHT lists events for YWCA AAUW Panhandle Speech Arts Association and more at various venues. Meetings start from 7 to 8 PM with multiple clubs, sororities and PTA groups across Amarillo venues.
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Panhandle Speech Arts Association
H. Richman
Jackson
Community Club and Society Notices Schedule
Various meetings and events listed with times and venues: Business and Professional Women's Club at Herring Hotel 6 30, Junior Harmony Club with Nelda Jean Fotheringham at 2006 Madison 6 45, YWCA World-Wide Observance at 6 45, Junior Progressive Study Club with Mrs Dale Andrews at 2004 Julian 7 30, San Jacinto P‑TA in school auditorium 7 30, Sanborn P‑TA in school auditorium, Bonita Chapter Order of the Eastern Star Khiva Temple 8, Amarillo Rebekah Lodge IOOF Hall 8, Palo Duro Grove 2253 Woodmen Circle WOW South Hall 8, Recital by Hoyt Mulkey and Margaret Bromert at Musical Arts Conservatory 8 15.
Kil-Kare Club Social at Mrs Lynton Barnes Home
Kil-Kare Club members gathered at 1019-B West Eleventh for a social with refreshments provided by the hostess Mrs Lynton Barnes. Attendees included Mesdames O T Stewart S Rollins J T Smith and Wv L Hickerson. The next meeting is planned for March 21 at 1 PM at Mrs C Ed Davis 1717 Jackson.
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Lynton Barnes
West Eleventh
O. T. Stewart
S Rollins
J. T. Smith
Wv. L. Hickerson
C. Ed Davis
Jackson
Sixty Six Club Welcomes New Member
Sixty-Six Club members were guests at Mrs. Paul Johnson’s home in Fairfield for a social and business meeting led by president Mrs. L. F. Lynn. Plans for the county party on March 17 were discussed and Mrs. George Dudley was welcomed as a new member. Attendees included Mrs. Lynn, Mrs. S. G. Gangwere, Mrs. S. F. Benge, and Mrs. Johnson. The next meeting is set for March 21 at 2 p.m. in Mrs. E. W. Jicha’s home.
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Paul Johnson
Fairfield
L. F. Lynn
George Dudley
G. Gangwere
S. F. Benge
E. W. Jicha
Monroe
Buy Sell Trade Rent via Globe News Want Ads
Local want ads offer quick listings for buying selling trading and renting. Readers can place or browse classified notices through Globe News platform.
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Globe-News
Junior Harmony Club Meeting Set for Tomorrow Evening
The Junior Harmony Club will meet tomorrow at 6 45 PM at 2006 Madison the home of Melda Jean Fotheringham with Nova Gen Alsbrooks serving as assistant hostess.
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Melda Jean Fotheringham
Madison
Nova Gen Alsbrooks
Bushland HDC to Hold Meeting at Mrs Rea’s Home
Bushland Home Demonstration Club will meet tomorrow at 2 PM in the home of Mrs Shra der Rea. The informal gathering focuses on project planning and club activities for the coming season.
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Bushland
Bushland Hdc
Bushland Home Demonstration Club
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Wang
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Washington
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H. O. Willborn
Wayside
Security Benefit Association
Blackburn Building
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Federation
Flist Baptist Church
Frank Allen
Maryland
Mother Collins
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
Aauw Contemporary Arts Group
Coral
Capitol Hotel
Amarillo Federation of Women's Clubs
Harold Dale
Gia
IOOF
Las Amigas Club
Bessie Simmons
Jefferson
la Costura Club
J. A. Cavin
Mayden
Wilson P-Ta
P-Ta
Wolflin P-Ta
Glenwood
Alice Landergin
Herbert Drug
Business and Professional Women's Club
Herring Hotel
Nelda Jean Fotheringham
Dale Andrews
Julian
Sanborn P-Ta
Bonita Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Khiva Temple
Amarillo Rebekah Lodge
Palo Duro Grove
Woodmen Circle
South Hall
Hoyt Mulkey
Margaret Bromert
Musical Arts Conservatory
Kil-Kare Club
Benty Shoppe
Mary Adell
A Polkhone
Jordon’ Sur
Bombay
Polk Stree
Amarillo, Texas
Nee
Buchanan St
Hone
Anan St
Junior Harmony Club
Poplar Grove Slates Meeting
Poplar Grove
Wow South Hall
Paarissi
Pertussin
Mar
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Miss Twinkle
Loucile Skaggs
Lip Po
Children’s Department
Blackburn ‘Bros
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