Dr George Snell Presents Radiographs Program in Pampa
Dr George Snell of Pampa presented a program on Radiographs at the Panhandle District Dental Assistants Association dinner in the Herring Hotel. Miss Mary Frances Jones of Pampa assisted. Roll call used dental terms starting with B. Attendees included Mesdames Vi Lackey Kay Richardson Eileen South Irene Parks Gladys Prater Evelyn Altman Carmelita Burrus LaRue Boswell Lillian McNutt Ardith Slaton Juanita Frazier Ernestine McClain Linda Hamlin Peggy Riddle Peggy Powell Elaine Broadus Mildred Pearce Doris Hodges and Dr George Snell from Pampa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Snell
Pampa
Panhandle
Juanita Frazier
Ernestine McClain
Linda Hamlin
Peggy Riddle
Peggy Powell
Elaine Broadus
Mildred Pearce
Doris Hodges
Mary Frances Jones
Kings and Queens in Panhandle Speech Arts Program
The Panhandle Speech Arts Association hosted a Kings and Queens themed event at Mrs. W. M. Hall’s home. Miss Wilma Pirschel spoke on King Henry VIII. performances included Catherine Parr of Alexander’s Horse and Anne of a Thousand Days. a Mary Stuart garden scene concluded the program. Attendees included C. H. Tyler, Guy Ballard, Maxwell Anderson, and Mary Davis among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle Speech Arts Association
W. M. Hall
Alabama
Hall
Wilma Pirschel
Henry VIII
Catherine Parr
Alexander
Maurice Baring
C. H. Tyler
Guy Ballard
Catherine
Maxwell Anderson
Anne
W. H. Richman
Lewis Teed
W. B. Thompson
R. L. Allen
Misses Sara Morris
Georgia Kirkman
Winter moisture shortage blamed for Nebraska plant damage
A Nebraska report attributes most winter plant damage to insufficient moisture. Experts note dry soils stress ornamentals and crops alike, urging homeowners and growers to ensure adequate irrigation and moisture management during freezing months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Gillespie Installed as President of Martha Class at First Baptist
Mrs. C. G. Gillespie was installed as president of the Martha Class at the First Baptist Church with an installation luncheon. Officers named include W R Fox and D R Barnett as membership vice presidents, A D Kirby and Ralph McCullough as fellowship vice presidents, and L D Blasingame leading as president. The program featured Winstead Lawrence singing and guests from Port Arthur attended. The next meeting is scheduled for April 11 at noon in the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Gillespie
Martha
First Baptist Church
Charles T. Hook
W. R. Fox
D. R. Barnett
A. D. Kirby
Ralph McCullough
R. D. Hoser
L. G. Marshall
Leonard Francis
H. R. Talley
W. P. Henry
A. A
L. D. Blasingame
Winstead Lawrence
Savior
Mr. Lawrence
Amy Treadwell
Port Arthur
Mesdames P. A. Grove
R. B. Wheeler
A. R. Watson
W. C. Newman
Miss Jonnie Rowan Presents Review of Love Story
Miss Jonnie Rowan reviewed Love Story by Ruth McKenney at the Amarillo Branch Evening Book Review Group meeting. Hostess Mrs. R. B. Cleland welcomed members and guests at 1907 Harrison, with attendees including Mesdames Lemmons Cleland Bozeman Armin Gill Castleberry White Tatum Jenkins Lively and Misses Rowan Bruce Brewer, plus Mrs. Clyde and Mrs. Armin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonnie Rowan
Ruth McKenney
Amarillo
American Association of University Women
R. B. Cleland
M. VU. Lively
Harrison
Mesdames
H. D. Lemmons
H. A. Bozeman
L. C. Armin
W. H. Gill
S. M. Castleberry
W. H. White
John E. Tatum
M. E. Jenkins
M. A. Lively
Misses Jonnie Rowan
Loraine Bruce
Marcelle Brewer
Robert W. Clyde
L. W. Armin
Maxwell Talks on Pleasant Living with Others Program
Mrs. A. W. Maxwell spoke on Three Advantages of Living Pleasantly With Others at the Progressive Home Demonstration Club meeting held yesterday at Mrs. W. H. Pavil lard’s River Road home. She distributed Family Harmony booklets. the group approved a Red Cross donation. Refreshments were served. next meeting set for 2 30 PM on March 28 at Mrs. C. W. Palmer’s Mobley Avenue residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Maxwell
Progressive Home Demonstration Club
W. H. Pavillard
River Road
Maxwell
B. E. Combee
Red Cross
James W. B. Gilbert
C. S. Campbell
M. K. Chamberlain
C. W. Palmer
A. T. Maxwell
M. J. Moore
Richard Omey
Mobley Avenue
Woodware care tip coats bowl with shellac
A natural wooden salad bowl stays cleaner longer with a coat of clear shellac or colorless lacquer inside and outside before use. After that initial treatment, washing isn’t needed. simply wipe with a damp cloth.
Social Calendar Features Dozens Of Evening Events Across Amarillo
A dense list of tonight and Thursday gatherings with churches clubs and civic groups across Amarillo. Notable entries include First Presbyterian Family Night at 6 30 p m and Beta Sigma Phi at 7 p m. plus numerous meetings at YMCA YWCA and various halls with times from 6 to 9 p m and a recital by Mildred Busch at 7 30 p m.
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First Presbyterian Church Family
Fellowship Hall
Emma Kappa Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi
Federation Club
Amarillo Assembly
Ehiva Temple
Cactus Cootlette Club
VFW
Goldi Meadows
vPrw
West Eighth
Pale Duro Grove
Woodmen Circle
Toof Hall
Alpha Alpha
YWCA
Lincoln
First Baptist Church
Dorcas Clasa
McCrary
Canyon Highway
American Association of University Women International Relations Group
F. B. Warren
Jackson
Primera
Speakers
Institute
Paul Gaither
Payere
Ray Hefner
Christian Business Men's Center
Houston
Virgil Jordan
Irma Love
Ducensub
Jes Friendshiah
San Jacinto Methodist
JUG Club
Ps H. Kramer
Lipscomb
Carpenters
Carpenters Hall
M. HA. Wicker
North East Third
River Road Home Demonstration Club
Lula Robertson
Weat Mobley
American Association of University Women
Book Review Group
G. B. Ef
Tate Pieriana
B. B. John
Gee Ale
Star of Kane
Rotherhood
TED Club
Narcissa Whitman
Church
Poplar Grove
Toof Halil
Sill West
Zonta Club
Herring Hotel
Mildred Busch
Musical Arts Conservatory
Tyler
Fowlkes Studio
Connoisseur Society
John Fain
van Buren
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Globe-News
Herbert Drug
Speech Arts Group
Kings, Queens
Arrid
SEARS
Cordtex
Polk
Amarillo Tex
Ceramic Arts
Amarillo Ceramic Arts
Buchanan Ph
Wadefield
Sterling
America
Dr. Pierce
Ben
CIRL
Scolres
Girl Scout
Pens Fis
Jaog
Wi the Panhandle
Betty Brown
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