World Wide Observance Dinner Of YWCA Business Girls
YWCA business and professional girls gathered for the 20th World Wide Observance at the association building. Miss Dorothy Peery opened with invocation by Mrs. Shirley Sledge, followed by a meal organized by Mrs. Jerry Ratcliff. A Tulsa conference review, theme Un finished Business Proce ed, and talks on Peace Religion Occupation Citizenship Equality Economics Democracy were given by club members. The event featured a quartet with violin accompaniment and closed with a Mizpah benediction. tables for 65 guests displayed ivy centerpieces and a globe centerpiece with women figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
Association
Dorothy Peery
Shirley Sledge
Longino
Vera Callarneau
Joyce Cobb
Luella Wood
Elliott
Lelia Eyoub
Marjorie Joiner
Ethel Hicks
Virginia Good
Valda Smith
Tynette Wilson
Helen McKinley
Cobb
Robert Parks
Dorotha Bradford
Palo Duro Grove Accepts New Members Meeting Report
Palo Duro Grove 2253 Woodmen Circle convened at WOW South Hall with Marie Smith presiding. New members Ivy McCabe Polly Polland and Mabel Knight were initiated. applications from Carline Meadows Violet Meadows and Edith Tucker. State convention in Mineral Wells March 23 to 26. Next meeting March 25 at 8 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palo Duro Grove
Woodmen Circle
Wow South Hall
Marie Smith
Ivy McCabe
Polly Polland
Mabel Knight
Carline Meadows
Violet Meadows
Edith Tucker
Mineral Wells
Ted Club Moves Meeting to Mrs Anthony's Home
The TED Club relocates its gathering to 1902 Monroe after confirming a 2:30 PM meeting time tomorrow hosted by Mrs. R. E. Anthony. The change affects attendance and venue logistics for members.
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TED Club
R. E. Anthony
Monroe
Woman's Page Head sees Mrs Merchant elected Federation President
Amarillo federation of Women’s Clubs elected Mrs John H Merchant as president for next year at the Federation Club Rooms. Officers named include L V Dorsch as first vice president Clayton Heare second vice president Robert E Clements recording secretary T W Whigham corresponding secretary A R Granberg treasurer Glenn Nutt historian C H Tyler parliamentarian and T A Cox with Stanton Field as board members at large. Mrs G W Gress led the afternoon program with a round table on Atomic Energy and Everyday Life featuring Mrs Ben Scott Mrs W A Armstrong and Mrs A R Granberg of Primera Chapter Speakers Institute. Representatives viewed the upstairs club rooms recently renov ated and refurnished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Auxiliary Luncheon for Potter County Medical Society Auxiliary
The Pot ter County Medical Society Auxiliary held a Monday luncheon in the Coral Room of the Capitol Hotel with hostesses Mesdames Fred J Crumley J W Hendrick and Dan Loving. Mrs A B Goldston presided. district meeting planned for April 8. year programs set with numerous members named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter County Medical Society
Coral
Capitol Hotel
Fred J. Crumley
J. W. Hendrick
Dan Loving
A. B. Goldston
A. E. Winsett
R. D. Gist
L. K. Patton
T. P Churchill
P. R. Garre
Kenneth R. Flamm
Mattie B. Flamm
W. A. Potter
Roy Vineyard
E. A. Rowley
George Waddill
W. C. Dine
A. J. Streit
Guy Owens
George T. Royce
Richard Keys
J. B. White
W. R. Klingensmith
Bill Klingensmith
Howard Puckett
R. R. Swindell
R. P. Black
William Scott
Harvey Jackson
AAUW Group Features Talk on Interior Decorating
The AAUW Contemporary Arts Group heard Mrs. Harold E. Brady discuss interior decorating at yesterday afternoon’s meeting in the Coral Room of the Capitol Hotel. Attendees included Mesdames Jackson Hon, FE Foster, W M Benson, W B Hamilton, W W Sharp, Hugo Loewenstern, E C Ochsner, Don C Boyd, Ned O Miller, Robert F E Hayes, C R Dougherty, Malcolm Wyatt, J L Means, Dorothy Sparks, K B Peckenpaugh, Edward L Melin, Morris Lively, H A Bragg, C K Rogers, Harvey Schmidt and C B Beasley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aauw Contemporary Arts Group
Harold E. Brady
Coral
Capitol Hotel
Mesdames Jackson Hon
FE. H. Foster
W. M. Benson
W. B. Hamilton
W. W. Sharp
Hugo Loewenstern
E. C. Ochsner
Don C. Boyd
Ned O. Miller
Robert FE. Hayes
C. R. Dougherty
Malcolm Wyatt
J. L. Means
Dorothy
Eastern Star Bazaar Plans Rummage Sale and Inititions
Bonita Chapter 184 Order of the Eastern Star met at Khiva Temple with Mrs. Leona Streetman presiding. Committees were named for a rummage sale to be held Saturday and contacts listed for contributions. A special visitor, Mrs. Jessie Wilson, attended. Four petitions were balloted and initiation set for March 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonita
Order of the Eastern Star
Khiva Temple
Leona Streetman
L. J. Vogel
Vogel
Sadie Bumpus
Loraine Stone
Jessie Wilson
Vian
Okla
Quebec
Canada
Oklahoma
Wolflin PTA hears nurse discuss child health standards
Mrs C H Ray, school nurse, urged immunization and good home habits at Wolflin PTA in a talk on Standards of Health for Today's Children. She warned about nightmares from overexposure to thrillers and stressed early bedtimes and healthy breakfasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Ray
Wolflin Parent-Teacher Association
John Oakes
T. A. Cox
Ethel Jackson
Atlantic City
N. J
American Association of School Administrators
NEA
Jackson
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Oo Cee As
Farly
Thomas Bakery
Polk
Rove
Leo Jacobson
Dso
Nacobs
John H. Merchant
Aauw Group
OES
Ceed
Hi-Lex
Wolflin Pta
Norris Louise King
Julian
G. H. Tomlinson
Ira Lee
Norman C. Long
R. L. Leflet
C. C. Szalkowski
Jack Gouldy
Johnnie L. Ballard
Bob DeFee, Jr
Washington
Junior Progressive Study Club
Dale Andrews
Pertusson
Luscious
The
Hollywood
Coats
Dallywood
Whit
Castile
Miss Twinkle
Lip Po
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