Federation Heart Talk at Amarillo Women’s Clubs
Rabbi Arthur Bluhm spoke at the Amarillo Federation of Women’s Clubs session in the Federation Club Rooms. Mrs. Westbay led the meeting, with Mrs. Rodgers reciting the collect and Mrs. Gilkerson directing the flag pledge. Mrs. Griggs reported on the Seventh District Texas Federation convention and introduced Faye S. Gordon. Bluhm discussed the international situation as the meeting saw full representation from member clubs. Mrs. Bluhm sang three selections. The note adds that the first U S paper mill was built in Germantown Pennsylvania in 1690.
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Arthur Bluhm
Amarillo Federation of Women's Clubs
Federation Club
W. D. Westbay
T. H. Rodgers
John Gilkerson
J. E. Griggs
Texas Federation of Women's Clubs
Westbay
Griggs
Burkes Honored at Afternoon Reception in Amarillo
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis O. Burke were feted at an open house held in Amarillo at 3911 West Sixth, shortly after their New York wedding. Hosts included Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Atwood and Mrs. D. T. Leachman, with Mrs. Roy Burke presiding over the silver tea service.
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Curtis O. Burke
C. P. Atwood
West Sixth
New York
Amarillo
D. T. Leachman
L. J. Vick
Theater Review For AAUW Group Event
Mrs Oma Link Rowley spoke on the theater's development from its origins to today at the AAUW Fine Arts Group meeting hosted by Mrs L V Cradit at 3202 Ong. Mrs Watson B Hamilton introduced the guest speaker and presided over refreshments as pink carnation centerpieces graced the tea table. Attendees included Mesdames W C Carson L V Cradit Watson B Hamilton R L McMeans E L Melin R B Norman John Oakes L F Roper G A Sahli David Reid C B Beasley Florence Welter H D Man and George Kennall
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Oma Link Rowley
AAUW
L. V. Cradit
Watson B. Hamilton
Hamilton
Mesdames
W C. Carson
Watson B Hamilton
R. L. McMeans
E. L. Melin
R. B. Norman
John Oakes
L. F. Roper
G. A. Sahli
David Reid
C. B. Beasley
Florence Welter
H. D. Man
George Kencall
Convention Change for Texas Federation of Music Clubs
Transfer of the Texas Federation of Music Clubs convention from Corpus Christi to Austin announced by Mrs. Joseph Perkins Eastland club president. Sessions set for May 6 to 8.
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Austin
U.P
Texas Federation of Music Clubs
Corpus Christi
Joseph Perkins
Eastland
Garden Club Plans Exchange at Horace Mann School
North Amarillo Garden Club met Monday in Horace Mann School with vice-president Mrs Z J Graham presiding. Mrs A E Gruhlkey spoke on care of dahlias trees and lawns and members submitted soil samples for lab testing. The next meeting on April 8 at 2 pm will feature a plant exchange.
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North Amarillo
A. E. Gruhlkey
Mesdames Lucile Broaddus
A. W. Nicklaus
Gracie Johnson
E. D. Moore
R. 8. Crawford
M. R. Jenness
Graham Gruhlkey
Mabel van Bibber
H. E. Hudspeth
W. D. Cecil
C. A. Hodges
S. P. Maness
Clark Hancock
Horace Mann
Pleasant Valley Community Club Supper Nets 66 Dollars
The Pleasant Valley Community Club supper Tuesday raised 66 dollars to buy a coffee urn for the school. In the brief meeting Mrs. George Jones was elected secretary succeeding Mrs. R L Kinstine. A joint session with River Road is set for April 9 at River Road School with Mr. and Mrs. George Killion and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sherrell leading the program.
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Pleasant Valley Community Club
George Jones
R. L. Kinstine
Pleasant Valley
River Road
George Killion
Bill Sherrell
PTA Schedules March Meeting
Pleasant Valley Parent-Teacher Association schedules a March meeting on Thursday at 3 PM in the school auditorium. Second grade pupils open with a play. Miss Annie McDonald elementary supervisor speaks on Managing Your Moods. Council members meet with the executive board at 2 PM.
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Pleasant Valley
Parent-Teacher Association
Annie McDonald
Rebekah Lodge Names Delegate to Grand Lodge
Amarillo Rebekah Lodge No. 222 held its regular meeting at the IOOF Hall. In Mrs. Joe Oakley’s absence, Mrs. Pricilla Stover acted as Noble Grand. Mrs. Margaret Spencer was chosen to attend Grand Lodge in Waco starting March 17 and was named inside guardian to the assembly. Thirty five members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Joe Oakley
Pricilla Stover
Margaret Spencer
Grand Lodge
Waco
Sanborn PTA hears music talk and plans spring program
Sanborn School Parent-Teacher Association met in the auditorium for the March meeting. Dolly Pendleton Castleberry spoke on Your Children and Their Music of Today. A school program was set for March 22 with production directors listed. Nominating committee for next year elected. Tap dance by Phyllis Rutledge. Opal Restine resigns as historian. Program prepared by Elsie Young, Marthcia Windom, and Edith Shelton.
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Sanborn School Parent-Teacher Association
Dolly Pendleton Castleberry
Zora Gray
Central Council of Parents and Teachers
Ruth Womack
Christine Legg
Clyne Hardage
Esther Dellis
Ione Read
Frances Parkinson
Womack
She Didn't Get To Celebrate Her 100th Anniversary
Abilene report recalls Mrs. Martha Alice Floyd who died at 99 just before her 100th birthday born Farmers Branch near Dallas. She is said to be among the first white girl infants born in the area, daughter of Jentry H. West and spouse who came from Tennessee. She had been blind for many years.
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Abilene
U.P
Martha Alice Floyd
Dallas County
Floyd
Flood
Farmers Branch
Dallas
Jentry H. West
Texas
Washington County
Tenn
Decision Upheld in Suit Against Panhandle Stages
The Texas Supreme Court upheld a Court of Civil Appeals ruling that Emma Elder receive no damages in her suit against Panhandle Stages Shuttle Service for injuries from an February 3 1944 accident. The trial court found her negligence contributed to the injuries.
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Austin
Supreme Court Today
Court of Civil Appeals
Ema Elder
Panhandle Stages
Pauley Truman letters show withdrawal of Navy nominee
The exchange between Edwin W. Pauley and President Truman details Pauley's withdrawal of his nomination as under secretary of the Navy. Truman commends Pauley’s responses to charges and notes the political pressures, leading to the withdrawal with respect and support for public service.
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Washington
Edwin W. Pauley
Truman
Pauley
White House
Washington, D. C
Senate Naval Affairs Committee
Navy
Easy Does It In Livestock Handling
Brusing and death losses cost American stockmen 12 million dollars yearly, mostly from bad loading and shipping. We outline six loss-stoppers to prevent injuries and bruises, including no beating, checking chutes, proper bedding, avoiding overloads, and careful trucking. Mail Agricultural Research Bulletin No. 20 to Swift & Company, Chicago.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Wvepartment BB
Swift & Company
You Raise Em He Sells Em
Ollie Jones born on a central Illinois farm has long held agricultural interest. He now runs 500 acre Illinois livestock operation and rose through Swift Company to become vice president of sales advertising and merchandising. The nationwide sales teams market more American farm products than any other firm.
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Per Ollie Jones
Illinois
Swift & Company
Memorial service for Mrs Guthrie at Boxwell Brothers Chapel
Tomorrow afternoon at 4 o clock a funeral service will be held for Mrs. Guthrie 45 wife of T W Guthrie of Borger at Boxwell Brothers Chapel Survivors include three daughters Mrs A T Maxwell Pleasant Valley Mrs Melba Pierce Fountain Co Texas and Mrs Emil Urbanczyk Pampa two sons Elbert Bryant of Pampa and Jessie Bryant U S Marine Corps She was a member of the Primitive Baptist Church.
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Boxwell Brothers Chapel
Guthrie
T. W. Guthrie
Borger
A. T. Maxwell
Pleasant Valley
Melba Pierce
Fountain
Co’o
Emil Urbanczyk
Pampa
Elbert Bryant
Jessie Bryant
U. S. Marine Corps
Primitive Baptist Church
Prize Letter Contest Closes May 1 At Swift & Company
Prize letter contest closes May 1 with $400 in cash prizes for letters on Methods Employed by Meat Packers in Marketing Meats Poultry Eggs Butter and Cheese. See January and February ads in this paper for details. For full information write Department 128 Swift & Company Union Stock Yards Chicago Illinois.
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Swift & Company
Union Stock Yards
Chicago
Ilinois
Soda Bill Sparks Vocal Debate Over Work Standards
Lawmakers weighed a bill on labor rules amid heated remarks as critics argued too many voices rush to findings. Proponents insisted tighter oversight would boost productivity while opponents warned of overreach and job impacts.
Keep Ewes With Good Fleeces
Vean J A Hill discusses culling low producing ewes to boost wool yields. Across western states, 20 to 30 percent more wool per sheep is seen with systematic selection. A Wyoming University partner notes fleece weights rose about 3 pounds per head over ten years, with better lambs.
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University of Wyoming
Agricultural Colleges
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Jones Roberts Shoe Store
Polk
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J. R. Hodges
P. L. Beyer
Lawrence Beyer
Melvin Beyer
van Bates
C. E. Sumerlin
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Ben Lane
W. W. Sharp
Ray Armstrong
Paul Boxwell
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E. R. Arch
Harry Bozeman
Henry Hertner
Paul Jones
John Wiggins
Bill Kenyon
Dan Higgins
J. D. Benton
Tommie Mason
Drs. and
W. I. Dinan
Earle H. Mann
Hugh Sticksel
Mesdames FE
A. Armstrong
H. E. Hertner
Harley Cook
Irma McSwain
Bob Rick
Aauw Group
Waldo E. Houghton
Optometrist Suite
Oliver Eakle Bidg
PTA
Rebekah
Alcor
Dan River
Polk B. R. Solnick
Mgr
Sanborn Pta
Panhandle
Mayflower Hotel
Department of the Navy
Harry S. Truman
Specialized Income Tax Service
B. M. Goff
A East
American Tax Association
Browning Blue Print CO
East 3Rd
Colorado
Ollie E. Jones
Ems Bridge
Gan
Mrs. Guthrie
Addie Sarah Guthrie
Annie Laurie
Marie Earle
Herbert Drug
Jacquard
T. G (Tom) Chase
Agricultural Research Department
Enn. Simpson
T. G. Chaseman
Vean J A. Hill
Dean J. A. Hill
Bam
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