Junior Business Women's Club Meets at YWCA
President Joyce Cobb led a meeting of the Junior Business Women's Club with roll by Evelyn Caldwell and a group pledge. Devotional by Alice Timmons referenced the Upper Room. Rosalie Higgins reported on a Valentine dinner dance and plans for a silver tea. Amarillo College students Loren High tower Marian Saunders directed by Charlene Barker presented a one act play This Property Is Condemned to be staged in Hillsboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Cobb
Red Cross
Rosalie Higgins
Miss Higgins
Mary Nell May
Amarillo College
Loren Hightower
Marian Saunders
Charlene Barker
Tennessee Williams
Hillsboro
Doris Hurlbut
Ruth Rodgers
Maureen van Buskirk
Ruth Kessie
Allyne Whelchel
Betty Flnk
Mary Elizabeth Rathmel
Fondanell Edwards
Mary Neill May
Alice Timmons
Evelyn Caldwell
Peggy Defenbaugh
Dona Clyde Worley
Athelia Allen
Frances Hoover
Virginia Good
Ruth Minton
Evelyn Stevens
Estelle Stevens
Lottie Pearl Cloninger
Birthday Dinner Honors Miss Jewell Lewis in Amarillo
Miss Jewell Lewis, worthy matron of Amarillo Chapter 787, Order of the Eastern Star, was honored at a birthday dinner in Khiva Temple. Gifts went to the honoree and to Carl W. Gwin. attendees included many local members and friends from the chapter.
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Jewell Lewis
Amarillo
Order of the Eastern Star
Khiva
Carl W. Gwin
Messrs
Horace Dyer
J. C. Ritter
E. M. Mirick
F. Pelton
Carl England
Grady Stubbs
W. R. Webb
Carl Gwin
R. B. Latham
Elgin Reid
J. A. Watson
Lee Hartfelder
Iona Jones
Hazel Curry
Mildred Wheeler
Elsie Abernathy
Clifford Dunn
Maxine Adair
Ruby Mitchell
Alice Allison
Madie Stubbs
Alawyn Royse
Bertha Arnold
Judy Reid
Candy Watson
Lucille Jennings
Anita Webb
Ed Fields
A. E. Hawn
India Is Study Topic at Meeting Circle of Woman's Council
Circle 1 of the First Christian Church Woman's Council met at Mrs. Paul Boxwell's home to hear a devotional on Crusade of Prayer and a lesson on India. Mrs. R. C. Snodgrass discussed the All-Indian Woman's Conference started in 1926 to promote cultural advancement in homes.
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First Christian Church Woman's Council
Paul Boxwell
Taylor
Ben Winkleman
R. C. Snodgrass
Della King
I. M. Holt
Ur. S. Uhl
O. W. Floyd
Howard Boxwell
J. Fred Phillips
WSCS Hears Discussion on Christian and Race
Polk Street Methodist Church Woman's Society of Christian Service continued the study of Christian and Race led by Mrs. T. W. Whigham. Devotional by Mrs. C. S. Riley, quartet from Circle 4 sang Send the Light, and Mrs. Stanton Field discussed Unhealthy Roots addressing prejudice against negroes. A story feature by Mrs. J. Q. Barnes and a Q&A panel followed before singing and benediction.
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Polk Street
Stanton Field
J. Q. Barnes
Mesdames H. A. Henson
Eugene Harris
T. G. Walker
C. G. Feierabend
Whigham
South Amarillo Garden Club plans coffee and officer installation
The South Amarillo Garden Club will sponsor a coffee and installation of new officers on Monday March 24 at 9 30 in the Trinity Lutheran Church Parish Hall 1800 Harrison. Members should call Mrs J M Durrett at 9421 by Friday noon to reserve.
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South Amarillo
Groom Resident Charged With Swindling by Check
H. 8S. Cooper, formerly of Groom, is charged in county jail records with the third offense of swindling by worthless check. The arrest followed the cashing of a $10 check.
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H. 8S. Cooper
Groom
Rebekahs Welcome New Grand Master on Visit
Rebekah Lodge 222 held a regular meeting at IOOF Hall as Clarence E. Woods of Lubbock, new grand master of the state, paid an official visit. Guests included Mrs. Faye Woods and Mrs. Anna Burkhart with others from Beaumont and Lubbock. Thirty members attended and the lodge will meet again next Tuesday at 8 p.m.
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Amarillo Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Clarence E. Woods
Lubbock
Faye Woods
Assembly
Anna Burkhart
Beaumont
Burkhart
Ruth Meynig
Catherine Hall
Lula Quest
Anna Mae Robinson
Granger
Ioof Hall
Twentieth Century Club Meeting Tomorrow at Mrs Smyth Home
Twentieth Century Club members will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 in the home of Mrs Curry Smyth 2407 Hayden. Meteorologists theorize that cold waves come from chunks breaking off a vast mass of cold air on the world’s top, similar to icebergs breaking from the Greenland ice cap.
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Twentieth Century Club
Curry Smyth
Hayden
Greenland
Music Pupils In Recitals At McDaniel Studio
McDaniel Studio of Music at 1207 West Nineteenth plans two piano pupil recitals at 8 pm Friday and Saturday. Friday features Susie Loving Shirley Brown Ramona Stewart Marjorie Cook Peggy Edwards Dorothy Jo Gregory Susie Morris Carol Craig Karen McGee Charlotte Brown Chestine Moore Jan Wood Garland Dean Barbara McGee and Robert Rodgers. Saturday showcases Jim Churchill Rosemary McMurtry Janette Ramsey LaJnie Ginn Sally Churchill Ben Wood Betty Sue Cheatham Johnnie Spikes Jill Robbins John Sandifer Jr Carol McMurtry Larry Larsen Tinka Ray Kaye Triplett Norma Jones.
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Jim Churchill
Rosemary McMurtry
Janette Ramsey
LaJnie Ginn
Sally Churchill
Ben Wood
Betty Sue Cheatham
Johnnie Spikes
Jill Robbins
John Sandifer, Jr
Carol McMurtry
Larry Larsen
Tinka Ray
Kaye Triplett
Norma Jones
Modern Study Club Meeting Timestamp Set
The Modern Study Club will meet tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Victor Shawgo located at 1921 Madison.
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Modern Study Club
Victor Shawgo
Madison
OES Chapter Initiates Four Members in Amarillo Meeting
Amarillo Chapter No. 787, Order of the Eastern Star, met at Khiva Temple. Four new members were initiated by Miss Jewell Lewis. Guests included Mrs. Iona Jones and Mrs. Leona Streetman. The group voted to buy a new piano and announced an Easter program for April 1. Refreshments followed.
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Amarillo
Order of the Eastern Star
Khiva Temple
Jewell Lewis
D. V. Wible
H. A. Wood
Iona Jones
Grand Chapter
New Mexico
Leona Streetman
Bonita
Maxine Adair
Mayme Cavin
Vera Ferguson
Sister Describes Harsh English Winter With Snow Drifts
A Scottish letter to John Arnot reports the worst English and Scottish winter in 40 to 50 years. Coal shortages and impassable roads cause great suffering as 12 to 14 inch snows drift atop homes and hinder travel.
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England
Scotland
John Arnot
Lincoln
Amy
Make This Home Recipe To Take Off Ugly Fat
A dubious home remedy promises rapid fat loss using four ounces of liquid Barcentrate mixed with grapefruit juice in a pint bottle. The user should take two tablespoons twice daily, claimed to be simple and harmless, with assurance of quick results.
Slimmer Curves Promise Through Simple Plan
Advertises an easy weight loss scheme claiming irreducible pounds vanish from neck to ankles and a money back guarantee. Promises quicker relief from bloating, a more youthful, active appearance, and revived curves with endorsement from many users.
Rural road blockades and shortages spark honey production concerns
The text notes blocked rural roads coal and electricity shortages and food scarcity in California state leadership causing confusion, with impact suspected on honey production nationwide. It emphasizes economic strain and governance uncertainty amid resource scarcity.
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California
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Junior Business Women’s Club
India
Marie Earle
Herbert Drug
Lucille Shoppe
Polk
WSCS
SOUTH
Rebekahs
OES Chapter
Sister
Gabardines
Rue Spectator Pump
Miramar
Whitery
Annoh Nnnanaan
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