Postwar delinquency warned by Amarillo dean at Club talk
Mrs. Gervis Taylor Amarillo High School dean of girls spoke to the Junior Business Women's Club at the Capitol Hotel. She warned that delinquency will rise after the war and urged preparation. Dorothy Peery gave a devotional and new members were welcomed. many guests attended. The article notes the U S Department of Agriculture collection of 4000 barley varieties and ends with a newspaper Want Ad plug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gervis Taylor
Amarillo High School
Junior Business Women's Club
Capitol Hotel
Taylor
Dorothy Peery
Vaunita Evans
Edith Conover
Janet Sweatt
Elizabeth Wood
Nellie
Pearl Baker
Doris Hurlbut
Glynn Franks
Dorothy Coard
Nona Hughes
Billie Bob Bethune
Doris Troupe
Eunice Best
Marjorie Foxworthy
Juanita Sykara
Johnnie L. Huddleston
Maurine Hamer
Mary E. Rathmell
Evelyn Rose Cook
Allyne Whelchel
Joyce Peet
Erwina Schollenbarger
Betty Flnk
Janice Lessing
Ray Marine Schollenbarger
Inetta Stringer
Judy Pittman
Connie Garrett
Elizabeth Hales
Ellen Cayton
Ann Reynolds
Evelyn Broaddus
Beryldine Lynn
Frances Jones
Virginia Raney
Pegge Defenbaugh
Bettye Jeane Moore
Hazel Beth Brock
Dorothella Dean
Myra Nell Young
Calendar of club events and meetings tonight and Thursday
Community calendar lists Palo Duro Assembly Rainbow for Girls at 7 30 and church supper and study groups at First Presbyterian tonight. Thursday covers many clubs and meetings from sewing surgical dressings to YWCA activities and a Rainbow for Girls dance at Khiva Temple Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palo Duro Assembly
Order of the Rainbow For Girls
2044
West Tenth Avenue
First Presbyterian Church
Rainbow
Amarillo
Order of Rainbow
Khiva
Legion Auxiliary Celebrates Anniversary at Legion Hall
The American Legion Auxiliary met at the Legion Hall on Harrison Street for a business session and to celebrate the local Legion's anniversary. Reports covered child welfare and service members, with a GI Bill of Rights reading and a district telegram urging support. A joint Legion gathering featured performances and tributes, ending with cake and punch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Harrison Street
American Legion
M. L. Puller
H. I. Pond
Auxiliary National
Veterans Hospital Committee
The
Legion
Oliver Osborn
Amarillo Army Air Field
Central Junior High School
Madelyn Robinson
Wes Izzard
Pond
E. C. Nelson
About Your Baby by Lettice Streett and postural tips
A fragment from a pamphlet by Lettice Streett argues against bribery in childrearing and praises consequences of polite behavior and good posture. The piece urges parents to reward善ful behavior with praise and small acts, not material bribes, and notes the value of posture in childhood. It also includes a brief anecdote about coffee entering Europe and Pope Clement’s approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lettice Lee Street
Europe
Clement
CARDUS Promised Relief For Women's Period Pain
It's no longer taboo for girls to seek help for periodic distress. CARDUS has a 62 year record of two way relief when taken as directed. Start three days before your time to relieve pain from functional causes. As a tonic it improves appetite and digestion, aiding resistance. Try CARDUS. You may be glad you did.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardus
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs Sparks Hosts San Jacinto Kiwani Anns Meeting
Mrs Earl Sparks hosted the San Jacinto Kiwani Anns at 423 West Tenth Avenue with co host Mrs W FE Haley. President Mrs George Kercher opened the session planning a games party at the clubhouse 1604 West Eighth Street on Tuesday March 28 and a rummage sale on April 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Sparks
San Jacinto Kiwani- Anns
West Tenth Avenue
W. FE. Haley
George Kercher
Kiwani-Anns
West Eighth Street
Mesdames R. J. Allen
Jim Battin
Bill Beechler
Eldon Beer
E. E. Boxwell
L. G. Brady
Frank Hasty
Floyd Hissong
Kercher
Kenneth Kohler
J. E. Pearce
Sam Ratliff
Wes Rynder
Roy Wheeler
Miss Ora West Hosts Wayland Classmates Breakfast
Miss Ora West entertained Wayland College classmates at her Plainview home 400 Sunset Terrace Sunday morning. The Easter motif decorated the breakfast with a lace cloth centerpiece of sweet peas and white candles. Attendees included Mrs. Leslie Malone, dormitory matron, Mrs. Billie Roberson, Avis Matthews, Earlene Angel, Thelma Blevins, Margaret Blackburn, Sue Roberson, Mrs. Worley Wiseman and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayland College
Plainview
Ora West
Sunset Terrace
Lessie Malone
Billie Roberson
Avis Mathews
Earlene Angel
Thelma Blevins
Margaret Blackburn
Sue Roberson
L Aiguille Club Holds Meeting at Mrs O F HenvilleHome
Members of the L Aiguille Club gathered yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs O F Henville 1913 Jackson Street. Mrs S L Edwards opened the program and minutes were read by Mrs Henville. A business session discussed yearbooks and refreshments were served to named members and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L’aiguille Club
O. F. Henville
Jackson Street
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Club
Mrs. Taylor
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Globe News
Red Cross
Avenue D and
Fourth Street
A. A
Pierian Junior Club
J. W. Rapecions
Hughes Street
Progressive Child Study Club
John C. Baker
Fountain Terrace
Red Iren
Homecraft Club
W. R. Hill
North Tyler Street
Royal Neighbors of America
I. O. O. F. Hall
Queen City of the Plains Division
W. O. W. Hall
Beryl Needle Club
Dewell Brown
Taylor Street
Pierian Club
W. L. Chenault
Lincoln Street
X. Cc
A. D. Foreman, Jr
Woman's Club
Mary Bivins
Polk Street
Rosa Wisner
Western Avenue
Humphreys Highland Home Demonstration Club
Tom Boyles
East Eleventh Avenue
el Navegar Club
G. C. Ratcliff
Travis Street
Jenny Lynn Sewing Club
G. T
East Tenth Avenue
Sew-and-Teil Club
Leroy Bassett
Y. W. C. A. Business Girls Committee
By Lerrice Streett
Polk St
B. R. Solnick
Mrs. Sparks
Wayland
McAfees, Inc
Qquare Bo
Lavorne Johnson
Marie Barker
Rasaes
Miss Hoage
Blackburn ‘Bros
L'Aiguille Club
F. Henville
Wedgwood “Argyle
Brown House
Polk
Wary Berghy
Kaylon
Marie Earle
Herbert
American Institute of Laundering
Fifth Avenue
White & Kirk
Haar
Ogi
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