Pleasant Valley Youth Center and Cub Scout program notes
Hartfelder spoke on Pleasant Valley Youth Center and the Cub Scout program. Mrs Hallie Hamall’s third grade pupils staged a short play. Business session officers elected include President Mrs J R Rollins and several vice presidents, secretary Mrs Sam Robertson, treasurer Mrs O L Jinks, historian Mrs Jack D Jerman, parliamentarian Mrs Kay Baird, reporter Mrs A R Hunsucker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartfelder
Pleasant Valley
Hallie Hamall
J. R. Rollins
Fred Nabors
G. B. Eager
E. C. Ferm
Sam Robertson
O. L. Jinks
Jack D. Jerman
Kay Baird
A. R. Hunsucker
Junior Antique Club Honored With Breakfast by Senior Group
The Junior Antique Club celebrated its third anniversary with an Easter breakfast hosted by the Amarillo Antique Club at Mrs. John Maynard's home on Hayden Avenue. Co-hostesses and guests from both clubs attended a event featuring antique china and glassware, birthday cakes, and commemorative favors, with the next meeting planned for April 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Antique Club
Amarillo
John Maynard
Hayden
Hugh
James Dees
Dallas
W. M. Sutton
J. F. Rittenberry
Kenneth Flamm
C. D. Hoover,Jr
L. P. Herndon
C. A. James
Q. Kelleam
Wales Madden
F. Newbold
F. E. Nichol
Hazel Nichols
G. C. Ratcliff
Alton Reeder
G. E. Smith
J. ©. Smyth
A. J. Streit
J. D. Thompson, Jr
Hugh Tolleson
R. E. We
Letcher addresses group at Amarillo College
Stanley Letcher, pastor of West Amarillo Christian Church, spoke to the Evening Study Group of the Amarillo Branch, American Association of University Women, on "The Church and the New World Mind." Twenty five members and guests attended in the Arts and Commerce Building recital hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
American Association of University Women
Amarillo College
Stanley D. Letcher
West Amarillo
Wills PTA Elects Officers at Meet
The Wills Parent-Teacher Association elected officers at a Monday afternoon meeting in the school auditorium. New officers include President Mrs. T. R. Cantine and Vice Presidents Mrs. R. A. Selby Mrs. M. Wilson and Mrs. Robert E. Linder. The program featured rhythm dances tumbling acts and volleyball by the physical education department directed by Mrs. E. A. Kimmins. Sim Kelly spoke on the upcoming school band issue and Amarillo schools’ future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Wills
Parent-Teacher Association
W. C. Dine
T. R. Cantine
R. A. Selby
M . Wilson
Robert E. Linder
M. H. Pharr
W. M., Deaton
Practical Art Program Topic At Delphian Meeting
Delta Chapter of the Delphian Society heard Good Design in Practical Art as the program topic yesterday at the Federation Club House. Mrs Branch T Archer Jr presided. Members present included Mesdames Archer Scott Ross Wickham Crail Keeling Fox Miller Merchant Wheeler Cline and Sharp. The next meeting is set for 9 30 oclock on April 4 at the Federation Club House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Chapter
Delphian Society
Federation Club
Branch T. Archer, Jr
Donald Miller
John Merchant
Tabor Keeling
Grady L. Fox
G. R. Ross
E. T. Scott
W. C. Wickham
W. E. Crail
H. N. Wheeler
W. B. Cline
Grady Fox
W. W. Sharp
Federation Club House
Child Study Club Enjoys Program
Mrs. Stanley Blackburn led a program on Understand Property Work and Money at a Les Merces Child Study Club meeting held yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Jerome Stocking's home. Attendees included Mc James E. M. Blackburn Percy Blackburn Stanley Blackburn R. W. Boston J. B. Clayton Hugh Cox Joe Davidson Kenneth Flamm P. R. Garre James L. Johnson King Kendrick Victor Shango Jim Sherrill George Short Louis Vigna Mike Montgomery and the hostess. Mrs. George Short will host the group at 1 30 o'clock on April 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Blackburn
Les Merces
Colonial Dames Monthly Session Elects Delegates for Abilene Meeting
The Colonial Dames of the Seventeenth Century met at Mrs. Gervis Taylor's home with Mrs. W. C. Hubbell as co host. Mrs. A. R. Granberg led the business session electing delegates to the state convention in Abilene on March 30 and 31. Delegates include Mrs. W. D. DeGrassi Mrs. L. N. Pittman Mrs. A. R. Granberg and Mrs. Gervis Taylor. The group paid tribute to Annie L. McDonald listed in Who's Who in the World. Refreshments followed. An April 17 meeting will be hosted by Mrs. A. R. Granberg at 1605 Crockett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Henry Lee
Gervis Taylor
West Thirteenth
W. C. Hubbell
A. R. Granberg
Abilene
W. D. DeGrassi
L. N. Pittman
Annie L. McDonald
Memrs
Thomas Currie
James O. Curtis
W. B
Local DAR Regents Invited to Dallas for State Conference
Regents from Sherman, Llano Estacado, and Esther McCrory chapters receive invitations to the 51st Texas Society State Conference in Dallas March 27 30. Local host chapters in Division Three include Commerce Dallas Denton Gainesville Greenville Longview Mount Pleasant Paris Sherman Texarkana and Waxahachie with Mrs Albert Hudspeth as general chairman. Delegates named from Esther McCrory and Llano Estacado chapters will attend and report March 29 after the regent processional as a slate of events is scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the American Revolution
The
Texas Society
Dallas
Frank Garland Trau
Sherman
C. Willard Smith
Esther McCrory
F. M. Neal
Llano Estacado
DAR
Commerce
Denton
Gainsville
Greenville
Longview
Mount Pleasant
Paris
Texarkana
Waxahachie
Albert Hudspeth
Jane Douglas
E. P. Reed
C. K. Rogers
Gib Wright
Margaret Shore
L. M. Key
Albert Bivins
Llano Este
Conference Attendees Advised to Call for Entry
Those wishing to attend may call Mrs. C. Willard Smith or Mrs. Margaret Shore to register or inquire about conference details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Willard Smith
Margaret Shore
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Chas. M. Rogers
George M. Waddill
Dr. Lee
Dr. Pierce
Bentley's
Globe-News
Stanley Letcher
Frank A. Godsoe
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Wills Pta
Rosebuds
Mammoth Roses
Lily-of-the-Valley
Panhandle
Merce
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Colonial Dames
Pari Ie
Gates
Barcley Foundation
B Tyler
Amy Riley
Or Vernon Sez
Oriental Cleaners
NAVY
Chartreuse
New Cotton Jersey
Wagadoon
Marizon's
Polk, Amarillo
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Marizon’s
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Kalmon
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