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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1941
Page
2
The Amarillo area invites women with photography interest to join a proposed club organized by Mrs Ele Baker and supported by Dr Evelyn Powers and several local women. The group aims to study photography, promote interest, and may host a traveling gallery, with 12 to 20 members sought.
Tonight and Friday schedule lists Delphi Society Federation Club Rooms Young Women’s Division Social Center for Girls and many local groups. Events include choir at First Christian Church Greek and Span ish clubs at Amarillo Hotel, bridge party, sewing and study clubs, luncheon meetings, dances, rummage sale and motorcycle club ice cream party across various addresses in Amarillo.
The Amarillo Roadrunners Motorcycle Club met Wednesday night at the Indian shop to finalize plans for an ice cream party there Friday at 8 o clock. Proceeds benefit the club treasury. Members and visitors present included Paul and Maurine Thomas, Pokey and Lucille Wade, Fred Huskey, Kenneth and Thelma Smith, and others. Refreshments were served at Tabright's Cafe by Kenneth Smith.
The Energetic Needle Club will meet at 2 15 oclock Friday afternoon in the home of Mrs. H R Clayton at 1014 Carolina Street.
A Music of the Clock program will be presented by piano students from the class of Ihelma Conoley and speech pupils of Thelma Allen Martin at the Musical Arts Conservatory Saturday at 7 30. Twenty four clock types will be represented in music along with a suite about famous clocks from Dresden Switzerland Munich San Souci London and Wisconsin. Speech numbers will be from James W Riley Longfellow and Edgar A Guest. Performers include Jane Fox Tommy Cartwright Emily Fox and others with expression pupils led by Elaine.
Mrs. Tom Wingate hosted the Junior Travel Study Club annual Guest Day tea yesterday at Mrs. R. B. Wingate home at 2001 Julian Boulevard. Mrs. James Ballard opened with The Swan. speaker Mrs. A B Goldston screened Europe travel clips taken before the Poland invasion. The room featured jonquils and a yellow white color scheme. Attending were Mesdames A D Houska Ballard Goldston W W Sharp W B Gunn Aubrey Jackson Howard Trige Ralph LeMond Rolla V Cartwright Gene Mills Gordon Gill E J Dunn Leon Krupp Larry Oles Edgar Seeward Royal Wertz S B Whittenburg Paul Mullins Glenn W Askew Earl Richards James C Sherrill Vaughn Combs A Hill S L Cox Claude E Wright E W Robinson Miss Jeanette Baker of Fort Worth and Miss Blanche Carter.
Members of the First Baptist Bethany Class held an installation luncheon at the church. Mrs. J. R. Clayton became president while officers include J H Kelley T G Hull Odell Harris E O Chad dock C L Akers J J Boulware A K Wucxson and others. Mrs. Sanders chaired the ceremony and gifts were presented to retiring leaders.
Ross, Jimmy McClintock, Gertrude Gowdy, Hurshelene Journey and Patricia McClarney are named. Interested friends and patrons are invited to attend.
Edna Veatch of Fritch and Buster Barrow were married Saturday at 2 pm in Albuquerque New Mexico with Rev James G Brown officiating. The couple returned here Sunday night. Edna graduated Phillips High School in 1939 and worked at Texoma Natural Gas in Fritch. Barrow, Borger High School graduate, is employed by Hardeman King in town. They will reside at 2902 South Fillmore Street.
SBA drill team plans a 730 PM rehearsal Friday at W O W Hall with a play rehearsal. Up and Doing Club meets 230 PM Friday at Mrs Ocle Davis's home 1103 South Lincoln. Mary Class of First Baptist meets Tuesday at Mrs G R Vanderpool's home 3501 B Van Buren for business and calling with refreshments. Mother Benton Class and Circle 6 sponsor a rummage sale Monday and Tuesday at Rainbow Hotel 623 East Fourth Avenue, invites rummage contributions by telephone 6113.
The Amarillo Day Nursery held a March birthday party hosted by the Progressive Child Study Club. Honorees Tommy Hastings Bonnie Gardner and Thomas Saba celebrated their fifth birthdays with pink and white cakes ice cream and candy Easter rabbits as favors. Mrs Vaughn Gouldy and Mrs Rual Jones led arrangements and attended the program.
Marmola Tablets offer a sensible weight loss method for adults with hypothyroid related obesity. The ad asserts over thirty years of distribution and more than twenty million boxes sold, while cautioning it is not a cure-all and that a physician should diagnose thyroid issues.
The Gamma Kappa Chapter met at the Federation Club Rooms with Fay Wooley presiding. Officers elected were Mary V. Miller president, Jean Wright vice president, Lucille Fellers corresponding secretary, Esther Welch recording secretary, and Louise Johnston treasurer. Members attending included Grayce Haley, Velma Harris, Adelaide Barton, Evelyn Hill, Rosalie Coffee, Gladys Bruton, Peggy Lamb, Sybil Patterson, Dolly Pendleton, Fay Wooley, Lucille Fellers, and Jean Wright.
San Jacinto Kiwanis Anns and their husbands were guests at the new home of Mr. and Mrs. W E Haley at 2008 Van Buren Street for a games party. Refreshments followed the contests with attendees including Harry Lemmon Keith Tay R Vaughn E F Hall R H Mailett R H Kelly G R Flack A H Brown C C Kuhn George Russell F E Warren A P Morrow John W Kenyon Charles M Rogers J A Hazelwood Jr C L Akers Neill Singleton Joe Mobley Sim H Coker W R Stanley William Frost C A Gordon A O Walker Frank Jesse A L Jordan Wayne Sawyers Hull Godwin T E Harlan Otho Farrell O L Ely Bertha Gartner Quida Ann Edwards Nancy Farrell and Billy Lee Har-
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