Mrs Elwood Clark Elected Leader Of Lee Bivins PTA
Mrs Elwood Clark was elected president of the Lee Bivins Parent Teachers Association at yesterday mornings meeting in the school auditorium. Other officers include Meridith Kendrick first vice president Jack Liston second vice president H B Shile third vice president Townsend Douglas secretary Howard Saunders treasurer Thomas Wingate parliamentarian Charles Harris publicity and Stanley Nunn auditor. The program featured piano by Karolyn Kay Martin and pupil musical numbers directed by Morris Dalby. A panel on cultivating in children a taste for the good was led by H A Berry Paul Kasishke Tom J Fields and Fred Martin. The next meeting is April 10 at 8 oclock at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood Clark
Lee Bivins Parenteacher Association
Meridith Kendrick
Jack Liston
H. B. Shile
Townsend Douglas
Howard Saunders
Thomas Wingate
Charles Harris
Stanley Nunn
Thomas Win
Gate
Karolyn Kay Martin
Morris Dalby
Mesdames H. A. Berry
Paul Kasishke
Tom J. Fields
Fred Martin
Officers Named By PTA Group
Horace Mann Elementary School PTA elected officers at yesterday afternoon’s meeting in the school auditorium. President Mrs. Arthur Harvey. first vice president Mrs. Lois Jones. second vice president Mrs. E J Kellogg. third vice president Mrs. Eugene Fennimore. fourth vice president Mrs. W Lofgren. fifth vice president Mrs. Rex Ray. secretary Mrs. George Calvert. treasurer Mrs. J R Rollins. reporter Mrs. Vivian FergwOn. parliamentarian Mrs. J R Shackleford. historian Mrs. Robert Howe. Principal N H Bremer spoke on cultivating in children a taste for the good. Music by sixth grade choir, girls’ sextette, and string selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Mann Parent-Teacher Association
Arthur Harvey
Lois Jones
E. J. Kellogg
Eugene Fennimore
W. Lofgren
Rex Ray
George Calvert
J. R. Rollins
Vivian Fergwon
J. R. Shackleford
Robert Howe
N. H. Bremer
Horace Mann
Violet B. Clark
Meta Murphy
Banshee Folklore Foretells Death Through Mourning Wail
In Irish folklore the Banshee is a supernatural being whose mournful screaming is believed to foretell death. The legend portrays a potent omen heard by families and communities as a warning of impending tragedy.
El Martes Needle Club Plans Rummage Sale and Quilt
Mrs. R. M. Mashburn presided over the El Martes Needle Club meeting with Mrs. Peg gy Baker hosting at 312 East Twelfth. Members discussed tentative plans for a rummage sale and a quilt, with St Patrick's Day decorations. The next meeting is set for 2:30 PM March 27 at Mrs. L. P. Doche's home, 1907 Tyler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Mashburn
el Martes Needle Club
Peggy Baker
East Twelfth
B. W. Sorey
Woman May Now Be Spinster by Choice
Dorothy Dix answers readers about old maids, arguing marriage is no longer a necessity. She notes women can support themselves, live independently, and be valued as spinsters. Citing Florence Nightingale, Clara Barton, Susan B. Anthony, and Frances Willard as examples, she asserts single women can be as great and admired as married sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy DIX
Miss DIX
Estelle
Florence Nightingale
Clara Barton
Susan B. Anthony
Frances Willard
Silent guidance for adulterous couples in distress
A reader advises against meddling in a married couple's secret affair. Do not expose either spouse or ruin a family. Respect the wife's ignorance or endurance, praising brave wives who keep homes intact for the sake of children and stability.
Dear Dorothy Dix We Should Tell Her About the Affair
A reader seeks guidance from Dear Dorothy Dix about informing a wife that her husband is involved with another woman. The note describes the husband as a philanderer and notes the current serious, ongoing relationship, asking how to proceed without causing excessive humiliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy DIX
Dear Miss Dix Career Advice on Wives and Mothers
In a reader exchange, Dear Miss Dix says a woman cannot choose a great career. Fate and gifts shape outcomes, including motherhood. She argues many women are happiest following the traditional path of wifehood and motherhood, rather than pursuing a public career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss DIX
Mothers In Law leaflet by Dorothy Dix
A Bell Syndicate notice explains Dorothy Dix cannot answer personal mail and offers her leaflet Mothers-In-Law D-3. Readers may obtain a copy by sending 5 cents and a stamped self addressed envelope to Miss Dix at the newspaper box in Times Square New York 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy DIX
Miss Dix
P. O
Times Square Station
New York 18
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Barbara Woodson Shower Honors Sudan Bride Elect
Miss Barbara Woodson, set to wed Bill Miller of Sudan on March 22, was honored with a miscellaneous gift shower at the Kohler home in Kohler. Co hosts Mrs B W Van Noy and Mrs Melvin Benesch arranged a green and yellow theme with yellow jonquils as a centerpiece. A corsage of yellow carnations was given to the honoree and a large list of attendees joined the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Woodson
Bill Miller
Sudan
Kenneth Kohler
Mississippi
B. W. van Noy
Melvin Benesch
Jo Benesch
Doris Posey
Oleta Shiverdaker Wins Bridge High
Mrs Oleta Shiverdaker won high at a Bridge meeting of the Jolly Janes Club yesterday afternoon. Mrs Bess Slade was hostess with 201 Colorado. Mrs Jessie Gray won low and Mrs Marie Hughes took the traveling prize. Refreshments were served to Mesdames Jessie Gray and Marie Hughes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oleta Shiverdaker
Jolly Janes Club
Bess Slade
Colorado
Jessie Gray
Marie Hughes
Social Calendar of Evening Events and Meetings
Tonight dozens of club meetings across Amarillo include First Presbyterian Church family night at 6 30 and Women of Southern Presbyterian Church at 7 30. Auxiliary to J E Pietzsch and DAV host 7 30 events. Y Ettes at YWCA 501 Lincoln. Palo Duro Assembly Rainbow for Girls Khiva Temple 7 30. Wesleyan Service Guild at San Jacinto Methodist 8. Thursday lists multiple groups with times from 9 45 to 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Southern Presbyterian Church
Church
J. E. Pietzsch
Chanter
Dav
Marie Gorman
City
YWCA
Lincoln
Palo Duro Assembly
Order of the Rainbow
Wesleyan Service Guild of
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Alathean Class to Hold Luncheon and Install Officers
The Alathean Class of the First Baptist Church will host a spring luncheon and install new officers on Thursday at 1 o'clock, held at the Marine Grill. Also noted is a historical cost of living index comparison from 1913 to 1939, with Canada’s index at 79.1 in 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Marine Grill
Canada
Club Hosts March 27 Tea at River Drive Home
Mrs Jo Wilbour of 113 River Drive will entertain the club at 1 o clock on March 27 with Oleta Shiverbaker Marion Parker Irene Allen Lorene Cruse and the hostess attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oleta Shiverbaker
Jo Wilbour
Marion Parker
Irene Allen
Lorene Cruse
River Drive
Luncheon crowd at Silver Grill Cafeteria hosts notable guests
A luncheon in the Silver Grill Cafeteria featured reserved serving tables for Mesdames Bella Nugent Donna Scroggins Pauline Kent Vera Fields Alawin Rouse Cora Desmond Aimee Quick Fannie Fleming Roxie Briscoe Doris Rusk Lenora Triplett Dyle A Stone E C Ammerman Vera Logan L Robertson Gladys Hayden Newton Robison Nettie First. Christian Church Mother FP Holcomb. Mrs Douglas Stone Benton Class held its monthly lw as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Grill
Mesdames
Bella Nugent
Donna Scroggins
Pauline Kent
Vera Fields
Alawin Rouse
Cora Desmond
Aimee Quick
Fannie Fleming
Roxie Briscoe
Doris Rusk
Lenora Triplett
Dyle A. Stone
E. C. Ammerman
Vera Logan
L. Robertson
Gladys Hayden
Newton Robison
Nettie First
Christian Church
FP. Holcomb
Douglas Stone Benton
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el Martes Club
Ines
Ann Girard
Mister Roberts
Kline
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Letout
Kohler
Nichols
Speakers Institute
Vernon Hancock
Wolflin Avenue
American Association of University Women
Travis
Carl Evans
Cliffside
Ceramic Art Club
Vernia Prescott
Happy Sewing Club
E. Inman
North Houston
Alathean
E. F. Ruddick
Amarillo
West Texas Child Evangelism Fellowship
Christian Business Men's Center
Houston
Ducens Club
Federation Club
Ltd Club
J. M. Durrett
Mystic Weavers Needle Club
C. A. Melton
Pierce
River Road Home Demonstration Club
W. D. Irby
MacDowell Music Club
Mary Lou Higgs
Julian
Zack Fine
Tyler
Narcissa Whitman Circle
Poplar Grove
Woodman Circle
Wow Hall
Connoisseur Society
J. O. Gulekie
Harrison
Petunia
Bracuen
Benton
Bon Vivant
Shantungs
Gilbert
Polk
McKem
Knits
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