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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1944
Page
3
A Kingston New York edition dated January 4 1800 carried a death notice for George Washington found in a trunk of Harvey M Dougal's grandfather. The fragmentary document mentions a day's combat with an infantry division firing about 300 rounds of ammunition.
At the Capitol Hotel the Junior Business Women’s Club added five new members and screened two reels about the railroad war effort. Films loaned by Santa Fe Railway PR dept. projector by N D Washburn of Southwestern Public Service Co. Plans announced for a mother daughter banquet on May 9 at the Capitol Hotel.
Mrs Kenneth Kohler hosted the San Jacinto Kiwani Anns at 801 Mississippi Tuesday afternoon with Mrs C L Hood as co host. Mrs George Kercher led a business session during which a going away gift was given to Mrs C L Copeland who will move to Ada Oklahoma. Plans were made for the next meeting to be at Mrs R J Allens 3228 West Eleventh Avenue with Mrs Floyd His song co host. Attendees included Mesdames Allen Eldon Beer E E Boxwell L G Brady Marion Bruce Copeland Carrie Cunningham Henry Cusick W F Haley Frank Hasty Hissong Kercher J E Pearce Sam Ratliff Earl Sparks Roy Wheeler a guest Mrs Roy Coffin and the hostess.
Tonight events include Alpha Alpha Chapter of Beta Siama Phi Sorority and Speakers Institute at Amarillo Center 2101 Harrison Street. Thursday lists luncheons and club gatherings across Pleasant Valley 4-H, Red Cross sewing, and Wom en’s circles at various locations including Lincoln Street and Prospect Street.
Former Austin residence Laguna Gloria, donated by Mrs. Clara Driscoll, becomes the future home for a Texas State Art Museum under the Texas Fine Arts Association. Plans call for a Texas centric collection of indigenous to modern art, with a committee selecting permanent exhibits.
Mrs T H Campbell hosted the L Aiguille Club at her home 2800 Ong Street yesterday afternoon. Mrs B L Edwards chaired the business session with Mrs Edwards and Mrs B S Ferrell at the tea table among tulips and pansies. Refreshments were served to a long list of members including C J Blackburn C A Caster T S Dysart Ferrell W M Gouldy W T Leachman Maude Munn F M Neal H C Prince S F E Ross Rankin Russell Will Thompson S D Vaughn W H Woodlief D I Barnett H B Fain Edwards Ferrell C A Gordon and the hostess.
Mrs. Frank Hackley hosted members of Locomotive Engineers Wives Division No. 299 at 1911 Monroe Street yesterday afternoon with Mrs. Sam Harmon as co host. Prizes went to Mrs. Hanna and Mrs. C C Crist and guests received hand made pot litter favors. Refreshments were served to a long list including A G Branchi Hanna Ora Wood Crist Louis Marvis E L Hathaway V F Mann Harmon Mae Dickerson R M Gillette P E Warren D E Willis Florence M Cross Lester Day C A Cadwallader Edgar L West Calvin Casey Harry Ott W W Wheeler Hazel Atwood W C Evans C H Fitz W A Burrow George Hilton Rosemary Hanna Bonita Casey and the hostesses.
Music Teachers Guild presents a pupil recital featuring high school and college students in piano voice and woodwind at the Auditorium U. S. O. at 2 30 Sunday. Participants include Edwin Henderson Ruby Lauder Leroy Carver Nancy Lee Brint Frances Overturf and many others. A note also lists the LTD Club meeting at Mrs R M Allred 3308 Tyler Street Thursday afternoon and a postwar German mark value report.
The Newcomers Club gathered yesterday afternoon in the Federation Club Rooms with Mesdames Hayward Ebersole Murphy and Chase as hostesses. Winners were Mesdames Satterwhite McGraw Jones. Attendees listed include numerous local ladies and families.
Board of Insurance Commissioners of Texas certifies Girard Fire and Marine Insurance Company Philadelphia has complied with Texas law and is authorized to do business in Texas for the year ending May 31, 1945. Issued in Austin by Chairman O. P. Lockhart.
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