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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1941
Page
4
The column lists numerous Amarillo society meetings and events across days and venues. Gamma Tata Chapter Beta Sigma Phi meets 7:30 tonight. Rainbow for Girls and Alpha Iota Sorority chapters host events. many clubs convene afternoon sessions on Thursday and Friday at churches, clubs, and homes with addresses and host names.
The Forest Hill Home Demonstration Club met in Amarillo with Mrs. T. H. Rodgers presiding. Pauline Lokey led a Living Room program and eight key needs. The Junior Business Women's Club of Pampa hosted a large gathering at the Capitol Hotel with a radio program, a Toinettes performance, and a reception for Pampa girls hosted by Dana Pursley, Amarillo club president, with many members and guests in attendance.
The Neoteus Choir will sing The Holy City at a revival send off banquet at First Christian Church at 6 30 tonight. The Maria Class of First Baptist Church holds an installation banquet at Aronson Tea Room 1920 Harrison Street Friday at 7 30. Pleasant Valley Christian Church Woman's Council met Tuesday and plans an all day quilting session April 1. Polk Street Methodist Class hosts a business social at the home of Mrs Rose with reports and a small fund drive.
Hall and Robert Axtell of Axtell Music Studios led a winter recital in Polk Street Methodist Church parlor. Violin piano saxophone Hawaiian guitar and cello pieces plus flute quartet string ensemble and orchestra selections were performed by Jackie and Johnnie Chumley Jerry Beckwith Juanita Lorene and Gene Speer.
Miss Opal Murray formerly of Amarillo and Fort Worth wed D B Sauls of Houston in San Antonio. Sauls, assistant vice president of the Federal Intermediate Credit Bank at Houston, is known to Panhandle stockmen for livestock loans. Mrs Murray is daughter of Mr and Mrs H H Murray of 1005 Harrison Street and sister of A C Murray. The couple will reside in San Antonio.
The Progressive Child Study Club will host the March birthday party at Amarillo Day Nursery announced during a Tuesday morning Council of Child Study Clubs meeting in the nursery office. Five of seven clubs attended and were given health booklets funded by a mutual life insurer in support of the nursery health program.
A list of attendees including Donald Turner Billy Gene Albright Dessie Jo Turner Beverly Hibbett Zana Hibbett Virgil Welch Karl Walker Katherine Walker Margaret Welch Irene Duncan Betty Jo Hurd Donnie Jean Hurd and John Lawrence Miller attended a talk on parental supervision of home practice at Hall Axtell. Mrs G Babb presided at the guest book. A separate note offers a starching tip to rinse and wipe the saucepan after use.
The San Jacinto Kiwani Anns held their regular luncheon at 903 Broadmoor Street hosted by Mrs. George Kercher with assistants Mrs. Johnny Price and Mrs. Neil Shaw. Mrs. Floyd Hissong won a pink geranium prize. guests included Mrs. Grady Stubbs, Mrs. C. F. Anderson and Mrs. Bob Allen.
The Terpsichorean Club plans a Sunday picnic at Roxie Blas singame's ranch near Bushland. Members meet at 3 30 PM in Ellwood Park northwest corner. Contact Pat L Wood or Sue Ashby with RSVP by Saturday. New members were voted in and will be initiated next meeting. The club meets Tuesday nights at 8 30 PM at the Lloyd Root Studio.
Haley Marion Bruce Harry Lemmon W M Rippey Carl Clifft and hostesses will host a games party next Tuesday at 2008 Van Buren Street. The next luncheon is set for Tuesday April 1 at 801 Mississippi Street with Mrs K G Kohler and Mrs Marion Bruce co hosting.
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