Local Meetings and Recitals Around Amarillo
The notice lists events including a Taylor Street venue at 7:30 p.m. for Bonita Chapter O E S and a 6:30 p.m. meeting at First Christian Fellowship Hall with 7 p.m. study groups. St Andrew's Episcopal Guild meets at parish house at 2:30 p.m. A piano recital by Edith Eastes is scheduled at the Musical Arts Conservatory on Tyler Street at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew's Episcopal
Edith Eastes
Musical Arts Conservatory
Tyler Street
Girl Reserve Club Hears Etiquette Talk at Teas
The Girl Reserve Club met at the YWCA building on Lincoln Street with Mary Turner presiding. Mrs Rolla Cartwright spoke on etiquette at formal teas followed by a demonstration tea. Receiving line included Turner Conne Stark and Fay Graham. Mrs John Bissell provided music. next meeting set for Monday at 4 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Reserve Club
Lincoln Street
Mary , Turner
Rolla V. Cartwright
Mary Turner
Conne Stark
Fay Graham
John Bissell
New Program Aims To Replace Square Dances At USO
The Tuesday night square dances at the Auditorium USO are discontinued and a new program for soldiers and their wives is scheduled. USO directors thank couples and the Heel-and-Toe Club for their help. Several local couples and Dr. W. I. Dinan are credited with assistance. The first new program starts at 8 30 tonight and all soldiers and wives are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USO
C. P. Atwood
Joe Glovier
Ed Broome
Grady Wilson
W. I. Dinan
Miss Jo Ann Wortham Honored at Birthday Party
Miss Jo Ann Wortham daughter of Mr and Mrs G L Wortham 2100 Pierce Street was the honoree at a party celebrating her seventeenth birthday at home Friday night Dancing and games provided entertainment for the evening A birthday cake centered the table and a buffet supper was served to 35 guests Assisting with the party were Mesdames Anthony Spohrer Blanche Jones and Polly Gilgore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo Ann Wortham
G. L. Wortham
Pierce Street
Pecos Valley Queens Lodge sponsors rummage sale
The Pecos Valley Queens Lodge No. 684 will sponsor a rummage sale at 8 o clock Saturday morning at Webb Lumber Co 1123 East Tenth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos Valley
Queens Lodge No. 684
Webb Lumber Co
East Tenth Avenue
AAUW Elects Officers at Guest Tea
The American Association of University Women in the Federation Club Rooms held a guest tea on Monday. Miss Laura V. Hamnen spoke on introducing the Panhandle to the Panhandle and new officers for 1944 45 were elected. The program included two songs by Mrs. Maynard Drake and piano accompaniment by Mrs. J Francis Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura V. Hamnen
American Association of University Women
Federation Club
Maynard Drake
J. Francis Brown
Lewis Nordyke
G. A. Sahli
E. A. McAdoo
Joe Coffee
E. W. Cain
Bob Kesterson
R. Earl O'Keefe
H. W. Schmidt
Pat Beirne
H. C. McNew
Oakes
C. R. Dougherty
Harry Longabach
Kesterson
Harold Nichols
Schmidt
Lon D. Edwards
Bierne
Eva Patching
George Kendall
W. E. Routh
Bertie Warren
Mesdames
G. G. Ordway
G. H. Min
Ewell C. Brown
H. L. Finch
Jack Vincent
R. L. Thompson
Henry Cusick
O'Keefe
R. N. Land
C. K. Rogers
BE. J. Broderlin
M. Cook
Murray Eliison
McNew
McAdoo
Nordyke
Wayne van Kirk
Sahli
M. B. Kendrick
Fairman Dee
Howard Johnson
J. S. Kendrick
J. W. McNeill
E. L. Campbell
G. B. Hamilton
C. R. Wainright
E. O. Melton
R. W. Jones
Zack Fine
Jordan
Sheppard
Raymon Faulkner
Carl Miller
Nichols
T. A. Cox
C. A. Norred
Mesdames A. D. Steed
Ernest C. Shearer
Felix Phillips
Dougherty
Presbyterians To Close Church Night Service Of Season
The First Presbyterian Church will hold the closing Church Night service tomorrow starting at 6:15 PM with a covered-dish supper. The study hour runs 7 to 8 PM concluding the series For All of Life. Dr Thomsen teaches the adult group and Mrs Maye Roth leads the junior-intermediate group. Recreation hall is available for service members, Amanda McFarland Circle hosts supper, and nursery is open. Edith Eastes, 13, will give a preparatory piano recital at 8 PM in the Musical drawing-room with Charlene Vane and two other students assisting. The Amarillo Council of Church Women plans a meeting at West Amarillo Christian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Thomsen
Maye Roth
Recreation Hall
Amanda McFarland
Edith Eastes
Charles Eastes
Hayden Street
Bonnye Beth Baker
Musical Arts Conservatory
Tyler Street
Charlene Vane
Thelma Allen Martin
Marjorie Foxworth
Gertrude Gowdy
Preparing for Birth: Advice for First-Time Mothers
The article advises expectant mothers to ignore alarmist stories from friends and listen only to their obstetrician. It outlines three birth stages, urging rest during early contractions, reporting severe pains to the doctor, and noting that anesthesia is commonly used, with ether or gas and a caudal method gaining acceptance.
Poultry Feed Additive Cuts Disease and Loss in Fowls
A tested additive given in water or feed kills intestinal germs and worms that cause disease and egg loss. It keeps fowls free of blood sucking insects, improves appetite health and egg production, and costs little with money back if unsatisfactory.
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West Amarillo
Rebekah Lodge
I. O. O. F Hall
A. A. U. W. Surgical
Red Cross Sewing Rooms
Bonita
O. E
Taylor Street
Kiwi niAnos
West Highth Avenue
First Christian Lowship Hall
Amarillo Council of Church Women
Y. W. C. A. Education and Publicity Committees
Harry Presultti
Y. A
Globe-News
Sand Civil Bev
Benson School of Commerce
Clovis
New Mexico
Patime
Pillsburys
Golden
PTC
Pillsbury’s
Pillsbury’ Golden Bake
Marie Earle
Herbert
Amarillo
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
tSwrouns
Queens Lodge
White
Kirk Arilul
AAUW
Presbyterians
Church Council
United States Marine Corps
Adderika
Cretney Drug Store
Lerrice Street
Cretney Drug
Colonial Beauty Shoppe
A Polk
Mary Adell Miner
Europe
KGNC
Texas
NBC
H. V. Kaltenborn
Richard Harkness
Upton Close
Caesar Searchinger
Rupert Hughes
John W. Vandercook
Morgan Beatty
Harold Fleming
Wes Izzard
H. L. Robinson
Warren Richards
United Press
Walgreen
Stkae
Yeete Catt
Dumas
Perryton
Spearman
Dells
Polk
NEW Spring
Mary
Southwestern Bell Telephone CO
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