Interior Decorating Group Discusses Special Rooms in Amarillo
Mrs. H. A. Bozeman and Mrs. H. Fred Johnson led Amarillo Branch AAUW interior decorating session focusing on nurseries, children's rooms, dens, game rooms and halls. Session at Mrs. F. R. Halli home 1801 Avondale with co-hostess Mrs. A. O. Taggart. St Patrick's Day refreshments served to numerous members. Next meeting set for April 18 at Mrs. H. A. Berry's home 1228 Bonham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Bozeman
H. Fred Johnson
Amarillo
American Association of University Women
F. R. Halli
Avondale
A. O. Taggart
Charles J. Harris
Henry S. Wilson
Charles H. Puckett
J. N. Gates
H. A. Berry
John FE. Tatum
M. W. Burleson
John Oakes
Bonham
Baptist WMU Service Program at Grand Avenue Baptist
The Grand Avenue Baptist Church Woman's Missionary Union held a Royal Service Program yesterday afternoon with theme Am I My Brother's Keeper. Mrs Forrest Stradley chaired assisted by Mrs J McGowen Tom Carmichael EB Guillett O T Pfeiffer D V Hall and W A Keeney. Attendees included W A Walker Forrest Stradley D F Fansler E B Gullett L A Cloud O J McGowen 0 T Pfeiffer Tom Carmichael W B Stradley J R Banes C C Light D V Hall L F Webb and G C Childers. The next meeting is scheduled for March 21 at 2 PM in the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Avenue Baptist Church
Woman's Missionary Union
Forrest Stradley
Mesdames Oo
J. McGowen
Tom Carmichael
EB. Guillett
O. T. Pfeiffer
D. V. Hall
W. A. Keeney
G. C. Childers
W. B. Stradley
W. A. Walker
D. F. Fansler
FE. B. Gullett
L. A. Cloud
O. J. McGowen
0. T. Pfeiffer
Autohistorian Maxine Schoyer hunts anniversaries
New York based Maxine Allen Schoyer, an autobiographist and former reporter, researches and catalogs anniversaries. She and her husband William publish an annual digest of important dates, sourcing from newspapers, radio stations, and libraries. Her work blends past and future as she seeks notable anniversaries for readers.
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Associated Press
New York
Maxine Allen Schoyer
Maxine
Las Amigos Club Members Exchange Gifts
Members of the Las Amigos Club exchanged white elephant gifts at a meeting yesterday afternoon at Mrs. A L Timmons home 907 Buchanan The gathering began with a group reading and roll call with Irish jokes Birthday gifts were given to Mrs H B Pain and Mrs Bessie Simmons Spring flowers decorated the room and hostesses assistant was Mrs George Purcell of El Reno Okla Attendees included E E Boxwell A N Christenson B H Collins H B Pain C W Parr Mae Humphrey Bessie Simmons A L Timmons C M Tyler and guests Clayton Lacy Jim Trollinger W M Hale George Purcell El Reno E H Woods George Russell Virginia Hacker The next meeting will be March 28 at 2 30 p m at Mrs A W Christenson Hillcrest Drive
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Amigos Club
A. L. Timmons
Buchanan
H. B. Pain
Bessie Simmons
Nice
George Purcell
el Reno
Oklo
Mesdames
E. E., Boxwell
A. N. Christenson
B. H. Collins
C. W. Parr
Mae Humphrey
A. L Timmons
C. M. Tyler
Mesdames Clayton Lacy
Jim Trollinger
W. M. Hale
E. H. Woods
George Russell
Virginia Hackler
Edwards Speaks on American Home at Amarillo Tea
Mrs. H L Edwards, chairman of the American home department of the Amarillo Federation of Women's Clubs, spoke on the American home during the monthly tea at the Federation Club House. Three new at large board members were chosen: Mesdames Vaughan, Jacobson, and Leland Abbott, while retiring members were Davis Tudor, Gowdy, and Reyman. Mrs. R E Clements presided as president.
Garden Club Cookbook Sale Discussed At Amarlillo Club
Amarillo Garden Club discussed selling cookbooks and appointed Mrs Earl Christian to chair the committee as members approved temporary house codes during the meeting of the board of directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Directors
Amarillo
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Amal Smith
Baptist
WMU
Petunia
Paacare
Maxine Schoyer
Cynthia Lowry
Taaley
A. W. Christenson
Hillcrest Drive
W, Ver
Nk Leto
Loucile Skaggs
Blackburn ‘Bros
Worlp
Federation
8. L. Edwards
Daniel Hays
Tricot
Asin Orbefane
Miss Department
Rand of
California
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