Newcomers Club Luncheon and Bridge Event
The Newcomers Club met at Aronson Tea Room for a luncheon and bridge with 44 women attending. Prizes went to Mrs. J. F. Loflin Mrs. Henry 8 Hill Mrs. Fred Devin Mrs. R. W. Starkey and Mrs. L. F. Sankey.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1941
Page
3
The Newcomers Club met at Aronson Tea Room for a luncheon and bridge with 44 women attending. Prizes went to Mrs. J. F. Loflin Mrs. Henry 8 Hill Mrs. Fred Devin Mrs. R. W. Starkey and Mrs. L. F. Sankey.
Virginia Rogers pianist and Genelle Prater accordionist gave a Sunday program at Myers Music Mart. Rogers performed Aragonaise Doll Dance La Zingana while Prater played I Sur render Dear. A bi monthly studio revue at Amarillo College of Music featured pupils Dale Williams Elden Wayne Golden John William Gorell Patricia Hogue Russell Larson Carol Ann Clemons Joy Cain Frances Faye Blessen Mary Browning Meira Morris Doris Jean Cobb Betty Happy Jamie Lee Reagan Ima Jeanne Thibodeaux Billie Ann Talley Dickie Robinett Audrey Fern Posey.
Amarillo High School hosts a dinner and style show with home economics students from three Amarillo junior high schools Friday afternoon. The event features hosting by high school students and showcases their work.
The Pierian Club will meet at 3 PM Thursday in the home of Mrs. W. L. Chenault at 1906 Harrison Street for an afternoon gathering.
Commentator Joan Dale will host the 3 pm Municipal Auditorium style show. Mrs Eula Lee Burch and Mrs Joe M Barnhill of Oklahoma City head the lineup with Ford Dealers support and Leone F Spinning selecting outfits. A reception by the Amarillo Junior Welfare League follows as invitations go out.
St Andrew's Guild and Woman's Auxiliary will host a tea in the Parish House on Wednesday from 2 30 to 4 30 to raise funds for the parish kitchen. Each attendee is asked to give the price of a cup and saucer. All women of the church are invited. Asia including Australasia was the largest foreign market for U S iron and steel in 1939.
A Harmony Club event yesterday featured piano solos by Pat Newby Kenneth Wheeler and Nat McKitterick violin solo by Mrs R B Burnett and a piano duet by Mrs Burnett and her daughters Katherine and Phyllss. Numerous members attended including Mrs C E Birkmeyer Ivan Boxwell Jack Burgess and others at 1114 Taylor Street.
Dr. Frank Hutton Schill of the Pampa Art Colony will introduce student Dr. Russell West at the Rose Bowl Tea Room with a talk on establishing an academy of fine arts for the Panhandle. The colony presents an all-week student exhibit with an East India menu featured Thursday.
In New York bright spots showcase longer necklaces or jeweled strands, while Nassau and Palm Beach fashion features include big gold earrings and bracelets paired with sportswear for a bold daytime style.
Community groups announce meetings tonight and Wednesday across Amarillo. Events include Kiwani-Anns at 2008 Van Buren, Bonita Chapter at 504% Taylor, and various church groups, sororities, and study clubs with times from 1:15 to 8:30 p.m. at multiple venues.
Alpha Alpha Chapter sorority met at the Federation Club Rooms to discuss forming city council chapters for Beta Sigma Phi and Delta Kappa Chi. A rummage sale is planned for March 29 at 623 East Fourth Avenue to support the effort.
Marvin Ray Ruffin son of Mr and Mrs Marvin L Ruffin 214 Buchanan Street recently celebrated his third birthday with a party at the home of his grandparents Mr and Mrs Albert Ruffin Guests included Freda and Phyllis Rowley Rema Joyce Williams Philip Salamy Farank Salamy Joyce and Paul Arnn Jeweline Arnn Gerald Vinez Yvonne Salahi Nasab Salahi Joe Salahi Elaine Ruffin Philip and Junior Ruffin Johnnie and Albert Dudley The Easter motif framed the decorations and two birthday cakes each held candles
A novelty costume feature showcases a necklace of simulated jewel colored fish on a crystal chain. The moving fish create water bubble effects as part of the display.
The Amarillo branch of the American Association of University Women elected officers for 1941 1942 at a monthly meeting at the Amarillo Country Club. New officers include President Mrs A A Glenn and vice presidents M B Edquist and Fred J Sykes with a full slate of officers and delegates to the state convention in Abilene April 4 5. The meeting featured a Hawaiian themed tea, a travelogue on Hawaii by Mrs Robert Crites, and a choir performance by Central Junior High School A Cappella.
Pattern 9684 may be ordered only in children's sizes 2 4 6 8 and 10. Size 6 sun-frock and bonnet requires 2 yards 35 inch fabric dress 1? yards 35 inch fabric bonnet and bolero 14 yards contrast. To get this pattern send FIFTEEN CENTS to Amarillo Globe Pattern Department 232 West 18th Street New York NY. TEN CENTS additional will bring you our newest Pattern Book.
Mrs. Ray Baird and Mrs. Ray Baland hosted a Thrifty Home Demonstration Club meeting at Baird's home. Roll call answered with a query on living room needs. Members planned baby blankets and clothing for the Red Cross and discussed frozen lockers. Pauline Lokey outlined living room reading and study units and provided lighting study pictures. Guests included Mrs. Martin Burkhead and Mrs. W. L. Taylor. others present were numerous club members. The next meeting will be April 14 with Mrs. Baucum.
The Homecraft Club will meet at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon at the home of Miss Marie Wilbanks on Fillmore Street, replacing the previously announced venue.
Mr and Mrs H B Hedrick were honored with a farewell dinner by the Needle Art Club in Ann were complimented recently. The event featured a blue taper table, a forty two game, and gifts for the Hedricks. Attendees included Mrs Dallas Kay and several local members.
Sam Houston Band Parents Association will hold a special meeting tonight immediately after the band concert in the school auditorium.
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