MacDowell Juvenile Club elects new officers
At a Sunday meeting hosted by sponsor Mrs. Julia Waller the MacDowell Juvenile Club elected Carolyn Kerr president Patsy Restine vice president Marilyn Cornelius secretary and Lois Ann Cavin treasurer New members joined Janice Langseth Betty Stockton Harshelene Journey Jean Chanaler Anice B Vernon Visitors included Mrs Mayme Campbell Mrs Vernon and Nell Colby
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MacDowell Juvenile Club
Julia Waller
Harrison Street
Carolyn Kerr
Patsy Restine
Marilyn Cornelius
Lois Ann Cavin
Jean and Anne Shultz
Donna Jean Autry
Jaycene Langseth
Marilyn Sue Waller
Helen
Music Lovers Club Hosts Easter Themed Gathering
Members met at Mrs. R. M. Gardner’s home on Virginia Street for a social afternoon. Patty Elliott and Jean Gardner hosted with contests won by Mary Frances Odell Dorothy Turner Doris Exum and Carl Walker. New members Carl Walker Clair Dell Frerking and Kathryn Walker joined, with several visitors in attendance.
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Music Lovers Club
R. M. Gardner
Virginia Street
Patty Elliott
Jean Gardner
Mary Frances Odell
Dorothy Turner
Doris Exum
Carl Walker
Bobby Kenneth
Mary Edith Bradstreet
Clair Dell Frerking
Kathryn Walker
Ann Arnett
Donna Jean Blair
Betty Fay Blair
Bonnie Hinson
Mary Frances
Kathryn Odell
Marjorie Sanders
Patsy Thornton
Marcene Oglesby
Trellis Oglesby
Jean and
Melvin Gardner
Two Local PEO Chapters Present Engaging Programs
Chapter B hosted at 2102 Tyler Street featured Zuanae Warner from Chapter 7 discussing Ceramics and comparing ancient with modern pottery. A trio sang I Love Thee, and delegates were elected to the state convention while alternates named. Chapter 7’s Cottey College Quiz Day highlighted at 1022 Sunset Terrace with guests from Enid and Chicago and a large attendee list.
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P. E. O. Sisterhood
R. A. Duncan
Tyler Street
Alliene Crudgington
C. E. Gregg
Zuanae Warner
R. W. McKitterick
N. D. Bartlett
Greig
B. J. Broderlin
H. H. Copper
Bartlett
L. V. Cradit
Duncan
Cook
Denver
Mary Calloway
Chicago
Eben D. Warner
Warner
Crowe
Cottey College
R. A. Burnett
C. T. Crowe
Sunset Terrace
Mesdames
J. W. Sanders
Howard Scott
H. FE. Smith
A. E. Gosner
Enid
Okla
R. B. Wingate
A. M. Fenton
Mesdames H. FE. Billingslea
George EK. Erlandson
H. J. Farwell
George H. Hammock
Ralph Kenniston
G. 8. McLellan
R. F. Pixley
P. L. Reppert
C. W. Siebel
H. EF. Smith
B. O. Taylor
Charles W. Townsend
G. G. Ordway
Ernestine Smith
Zua Gae Warner
Folk Music Talk Highlights Tuesday Study Club Meeting
The Tuesday Study Club discussed folk music with Mrs. P. L. Bottoms outlining general traits and Mrs. W. A. Glovier covering American folk music. Mrs. Hatcher sang pieces as Mrs. T. H. McDonald led the discussion on the day’s topic at Mrs. L. H. Hayter home. Guests included Mrs. A. J. Castleberry, S. W. Joplin, and Miss Jewell Redwine. The group adjourned after refreshments.
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L. H. Hayter
Harrison Street
R. C. Dow
Homer Robbins
P. L. Bottoms
W. A. Glovier
Harry Hatcher
H. A. Waller
Ellen Wright
Henry F. Sachs
T. H. McDonald
H. A. Shaw
Mesdames
A. J. Castleberry
W. Joplin
Jewell Redwine
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promotes Nervous Health
A vintage advertisement urges women to try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, claiming it strengthens general health, reduces nervous distress, and supports well being with wholesome herbs and roots after decades of use.
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Painters Auxiliary Meeting Tonight at Carpenters Hall
The Ladies Auxiliary No. 10 of the Painters Union meets tonight at 8 o’clock in Carpenters Hall.
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Social Calendar Highlights Various Amarillo Clubs Tonight
The social calendar lists Alpha Iota sorority events at Amarillo College, church gatherings at Central Presbyterian and First Christian churches, plus numerous meetings across local groups. Notable entries include Federation Club Rooms gatherings, Las Amigas Needle Club at 1332 Tyler Street, and a long roster of auxiliary and bridge club activities through the evening.
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Las Amigas
Herman Kerr
Tyler Street
Needle Art Club Enjoys Luncheon at Mrs Edwards Home
Needle Art Club members gathered for a luncheon at Mrs. Jack Edwards home 1505 Madison Street. Attendees included Mesdames Leslie Stephens Dallas Kay Paul Harding E Hawkins W D Thorton J J Day and Harry Warren. The group plans a meeting on April 4 at Mrs Paul Hardings Oil West Twenty first Avenue.
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Needle Art Club
Jack Edwards
Madison Street
Leslie Stephens
Dallas Kay
Paul Harding
E. Hawkins
W. D. Thorton
J. J. Day
Harry Warren
Pone
Oil West Twenty-first Avenue
Lodge Drill Team Sets Call Session For Trip Preparations
Mrs Oba Archibald captain of the Drill Team of Ladies Society No 245 Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen will hold a call meeting at LO. O. W Hall at 1 PM Friday for Red Car nation Lodge members and Houston trip planning. Mrs Harry Devine to preside over 2 PM regular lodge meeting.
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Ladies Society No. 245
Brotherhood of Locomoctive Firemen
Red Carnation Lodge
Houston
LO. O. W Hall
Harry Devine
Loage
Practical wall coverings and home fixtures update
Household hints emphasize durable washable wall papers and linoleums for practical rooms while new patterns balance beauty and function. Warns against bulged canned goods as a sign of spoilage and highlights improved shower curtains with concealed track rods for strong reliable operation.
P. T. A. Units Hold Meetings With Programs Across Schools
Local P. T. A. units held important meetings featuring programs on family life and youth. Highlights included remarks by Mrs. W. A. Phillips and a review of Miss Annie L. McDonald’s council speech. Sum mit School P. T. A. presented The Texas Cowboys from Glenwood School.
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Summit School
Texas Cowboys
Glenwood
Bess Perkins
G. A. Renfro
W. C. Denney
Malcolm Lancaster
Billy Gene Albright
Donald Turner
Jack Holt
Wandon Renfro
E. O. McNew
Kiwani Ann Entertained At Luncheon In San Jacinto
A cover-dish luncheon for San Jacinto Kiwani Anns Club was hosted at 2511 West Sixth Avenue. Guests included Mrs. C Cunningham and prize recipient Mrs. O R McCullum, with corsages for each guest and a orchids corsage for the winner.
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C. ©. Cunningham
West Sixth Avenue
San Jacinto Kiwani Anns Club
O. R. McCullum
K. G. Kohler
Floyd Hissong
C. B. Copeland
Glen Miller
Recent Bride Is Honored At Post Nuptial Shower
Mrs. Charles Edwin Mize formerly Miss LaVerne Joslin was honored at a post nuptial shower at her grandmother Mrs. J. C. Joslin’s home 1211 West Eleventh Avenue. Elizabeth Thompson kept the guest book as presents filled a central table beneath a umbrella centerpiece. Numerous guests attended and gifts came from those unable to attend.
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Charles Edwin Mize
E. L. Gibson
Delmer Koch
Chester Hooks
Frank Allen
Aubrey Montague
G. W. Keeling
Carol Keeling
Joilette Nanley
M. §. Root
A. E. Thompson
J. R. Duncan
P. E B. Pollard
James Domer
G. Tabor Keeling
Amos L. Hummer
S. D. Spillers
C. C. Joslin
Iris Ann
Executive Board to Meet at Glenwood School
The Executive Board of the Parent Teacher Association at Glenwood School will hold a call meeting at the school on Thursday at 3 45 o clock.
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Grenwood School
Glenwood School
Parent-Teacher Association of
Modern Priscilla Club Announces Meeting Time
The Modern Priscilla Club will meet tomorrow at 2 30 in the afternoon at Mrs. Leander Campbell's home 905 Carolina Street for a club gathering.
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Bluebonnet Needle Club
F. H. Bradley
West Fifteenth Avenue
Priscilla. Club
Leander Caseyee
Carolina Street
Priscilla Club
Leander Campbell
Luncheon of Elevian Class Postponed to March 30
The regular monthly luncheon of the Elevian Class of the First Baptist Church is moved to 1 p.m. at the church on March 30, instead of tomorrow as planned.
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The
First Baptist
First Baptist Church
District P T A Meeting Plans Borger Event
Association officers report clothing aid to five families and a $5 donation spent for a junior high boy. Nomination committee named. Magicians Show announced with candy sales. Boys Chorus performs Sonny Lou Open Road with pianist Margaret Farwell. Talk on Our Children's Associates and Social Contacts planned by Mrs Aubrey Jackson. teacher viewpoint by Mrs Georgia Short. round table discussions follow.
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F. M. McLaughlin
W. C. Boyce
C. G. Stinson
Borger
Mesdames Truman Vineyard
T. B. Daniel
F. W. Cox
Elizabeth Nixson
G. W. McKee
Julia Dean
Sonny Lou
Margaret Farwell
Aubrey Jackson
Georgia Short
Acne Care Adopts Black and White Ointment
An old advertisement promotes Black and White Ointment as an antiseptic dressing to relieve discomfort from pimples, blackheads, rashes, simple ringworm, and dry eczema of external origin, recommended with Black and White Skin Soap.
Mrs McKay Hosts Post Office Auxiliary Luncheon
The Ladies' Auxiliary to the Post Office Clerks met yesterday for a cover dish luncheon hosted by Mrs. Arthur McKay at 4220 West Twelfth Avenue. Members present included Mesdames L. A. Hasley Bill Keith G. K. Weaver E. Bruce W. H. Thrasher R. G. Lewis H. H. Horne the hostess and guest Mrs. Fergus.
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Mrs. McKay
Arthur McKay
West Twelfth
Mesdames L. A. Hasley
Bill Keith
G. K. Weaver
E. Bruce
W. H. Thrasher
R. G. Lewis
H. H. Horne
Mrs. Fergus
Mrs Leachman Hosts Study Club Meeting
Mrs W T Leachman of 1506 Bonham Street hosted the L Aiguillee Club meeting. President Mrs E H Ashcraft presided as the group accepted the resignation of Mrs J Roy Hutto. April 4 gathering planned with Mrs T S Dysart at 701 Belleview Street.
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W. T. Leachman
Bonham Street
L’aiguillee Club
E. H. Ashcraft
J. Roy Hutto
Mesdames
D. T. Leachman
F. E. Leachman
W. M. Leachman
F. W. Cox
Reid Leachman
D. Baugh
O. F. Henville
W. M. Gouldy
Ranklin Russell
H. H. Corn
W. H. Woodlief
W. N. Thompson
M. R. Roney
S. S. Fe
Texas Women Welcome Question Say Reporters
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Cardut
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