Mrs. L. H. Hauter Hosts Tea for Resettlement Staff Wives
Mrs. L H Hauter entertained nearly 100 ladies including wives and mothers of Resettlement Administration employees at a Thursday tea at her 2400 Harrison Street home. Mrs. John F Hill poured with help from several hostesses. decorations were spring colored and music was provided by guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. H. Hauter
Resettlement Administration
John Ff. Hill
Jesse B. Gilber
H. BR. Elmendorf
A. M. Hauke
D. V. Dobbins
Ralph R. Will
Hauter
Harrison Street
Anna Taylor
Resettlement Administration Business Office
Mesdames R. C. Evans
L. N. Kremer
C. M. Robertson
T. M. Wilkins
W. D. Blachly
D. B. Polley
F. M. Stone
J. H. Pundt
FP. F. Higbee
Henry Wilkinson
Earl Wise
Tulance &. Smith
J. O. Vineyard
Don Elkin
Robert Barnard
Ralph Fowler
Owen Miller
J. W. Adams
Relieve Ugly Rashes With Black and White Ointment
The advertisement promotes Black and White Ointment for itchy rashes and skin irritations, noting twenty years use and compatibility with Black and White Skin Soap. Trial size is 10 cents and large can 25 cents, with nationwide availability at druggists.
Amarillo Community Groups Schedule Evening Meetings
Tonight listings list Junior Philharmonic Group No 2 and many clubs across Amarillo. Activities include Berean Class meeting at West Amarillo Christian Church, First Christian Fellowship events, Open Forum and Progressive Speakers classes, Security Benefit Association gathering, La Costura Club, Pla Mor Bridge Club, Sam Houston Junior High PTA program, American Legion Auxiliary, Occidental clubs, P KF O Sisterhood luncheon, Woman's Missionary Society, Rebekah Lodge, Eastern Star night and initiation, Happy 12 Bridge, Needle and Handicraft circles, Pedigreed Canary group, Junior and Senior Womans clubs, and Panhandle Speech Arts Association events at various locales.
National Head of Legion Auxiliary Is Honored
The national president Mrs. Melville Mucklestone of Chicago was feted at Capitol Hotel with 25 guests. Attendees included state and local leaders from Texas and Kansas. A pistol shaped compact was presented by Mrs. Archambeau, and Mrs. Mucklestone thanked the group. The event featured Shasta daisies, spirea, luncheon, corsages, and a cowboy band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melville Mucklestone
Chicago
American Legion Auxiliary
Capitol Hotel
Tillman Jones
Post
F. R. Carpenter
Sour Lake
Texas
Auxiliary
van W. Stewart
Perryton
Charles M. Tucker
Liberal
Kans
Kansas
Pampa
Ruth ‘Sewell
Jones
Carpenter
Stewart
Tucker
Miss Roth
Philathea Class Is Entertained at San Jacinto Church
The Philathea Class of San Jacinto Baptist Church held its monthly business and social evening at Mrs. A. R. Peterson’s home. Mrs. Dudley Green was elected president with Mrs. Ted Bippus as fourth vice-president. Mrs. Sam Davis received a miscellaneous shower. Guests included Mrs. Luther Vankirk of Los Angeles and Mrs. George C. Barnes of Memphis, with a long list of clubwomen attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philathea
San Jacinto Baptist Church
A. R. Peterson
R. B. Bowlin
Dudley Green
Ted Bippus
Sam Davis
Luther Vankirk
Los Angeles
George C. Barnes
Memphis
Tenn
Bill Harlow
von Allen
J. C. Dickens
O. A. Thomas
Eugene Crisp
Joe Denman
R. J. Adams
Pred Dorbritz
J. R. Sallee
Local church groups plan all day W M S meeting and circle hosting
San Jacinto Baptist Church Women’s Missionary Society schedules an all day meeting with a 10:30 business session and a noon covered dish luncheon. Janet Ray Circle to lead the afternoon missionary program with Lillie Handley Circle as hostesses. Also notes club entertainments and upcoming church fellowship and council meetings.
Love and Money Strain Engagement in Early Marriage
Anne Hirst advises a man engaged to a woman on finances and future hopes. The writer fears poverty will trigger conflict and suggests postponing the wedding or ending the engagement if income cannot rise. Hirst urges careful planning, parental support, and faith in employment prospects to avoid disaster. The second letter warns a woman to drop a deceitful partner and move on, emphasizing self respect and finding a better match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Hirst
Anne
McKinley School PTA Plans Tuesday 3:30 Program
A special program is arranged for the McKinley School Parent-Teacher Association meeting on Tuesday at 3:30 PM in the school building. Mrs. W. D. Westbay, president of the Amarillo Council of Parents and Teachers, will preside over the installation of officers. The Mother Singers and primary pupils will take part on the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley School Parent-Teacher Association
W. D. Westbay
Amarillo Council of Parents and Teachers
Mother
Summit School Presents Third Annual Concert
The Summit School music department held its third annual concert in the assembly room. Performances included Gordon Ivan Culwell on accordion, Orilla Phillips and others on piano, and the school orchestra playing folk songs under announcer Jimmy Short. Choirs from first to sixth grade performed Texas themed numbers, with the program dedicated to the Texas Centennial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summit School
Gordon Ivan Culwell
Orilla Phillips
Avis Sinclair
Guinevere Eileen Byers
Jimmy Short
Vera FE. Byers
Betty Jane Wheat
Varda Marie Byers
Calysta’ Bradbury
Frances Sellers
Freda Phillips
Hazel Glover
Wanda Jean Trimble
Betty Jean Dorsey
Maxine Lemons
Ernestine Lamdin
Byers
Texas
Summit
E. O. MceNew
Billie Jean Washam
Vivian Gollihugh
Christian Pierson
Gene Cook
Ilogene Mayberry
Betty Persall
Wanda Ferguson
Geneva Roberts
Polly Stallings
James Richerson
Gracy Hamilton
Lavenia Connally
Ken
Rebekah Lodge Honors State President in Amarillo Feast
Mrs Francia Thompson of Corpus Christi, president of the Rebekah Assembly of Texas, was honored in Amarillo with a bacon feed and covered dish dinner at Palo Duro State Park. About forty members and friends attended the outing as she and Mrs Wilson planned a Brownfield meeting later that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francia Thompson
Corpus Christi
Rebekah Assembly of Texas
Amartillo Rebekah Lodge
Palo Duro State Park
O. R. C. Auxiliary Hosts Monthly Dinner for Conductors
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Order of Railway Conductors held their monthly dinner at Carpenters Hall for conductors and families. A fried chicken feast drew a large crowd, with red green and white colors and spring flowers in decor. Special guest Henry Bishop gave a short talk. Mrs. Byron Bumpus led arrangements with Mesdames Sager Morris and Adams among the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Railway Conductors
Carpenters Hall
Byron Bumpus
Mesdames
Harry Sager
Marie Morris
Melvin Adams
Wild Rose Lodge Sets Tuesday Meeting at Hall
The Wild Rose Lodge will meet at the T O O F Hall on Tuesday afternoon at 2 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wild Rose Lodge
T. O. O. F. Hall
Y. W. Club Schedule For Thursday Meetings
The Y. W. Sewing Club meets at 2:30 PM Thursday at Mrs. L. H. Diggs home 3409 Polk Street. Mrs. A. D. Hughes hosts the Goldenrod Club at her home 501 Alabama Street on Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. W. Sewing Club
L. H. Diggs
Polk Street
A. D. Hughes
Goldenrod Club
Alabama Street
Notable Names List in Local Social Page
Read as a roster of individuals including Jack Ferguson Freddie Rasmussen Donald Franks Gene Cook Gladys Sweet Billye Jean Washam La venia Connally Irene Bradbury Rae Richersen Polly Stallings James Richersen Douglas Prince Orphus Byrd Charles Bell Eleves Douglas and Donald Wilison in a community notices section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Ferguson
Freddie Rasmussen
Donald Franks
Gene Cook
Gladys Sweet
Billye Jean Washam
Lavenia Connally
Irene Bradbury
Rae Richersen
Polly Stallings
James Richersen
Douglas Prince
Orphus Byrd
Charles Bell
Eleves Douglas
Donald Wilison
Mrs Roy Barnard Hosts Halcyon Club Meeting
Mrs Roy Barnard entertained the Halcyon Club Friday afternoon at her home SOS Tennessee Street. Refreshments were served to Mesdames P. R. Rose Joe Shields M. K. Young C. W. Terrell H. A. Gilmore Paul Winstead FE M. Jones H. G. Johnson M. G. Mathis and H. P. Cochran. The club will meet with Mrs Shields 403 Forest Street on May 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halcyon Club
Roy Barnard
Sos
Tennessee Street
P. R. Rose
Joe Shields
M. K. Young
C. W. Terrell
H. A. Gilmore
Paul Winstead
FE. M. Jones
H. G. Johnson
M. G. Mathis
H. P. Cochran
Little Flower Guild Meeting Postponed
The Little Flower Mission Guild meeting scheduled for Wednesday has been postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Flower Guild
Little Flower Mission Guild
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. B. Robe, Jr
L. M. Frankel
C. C. George
W. W. Hollifield
H. Earl Jones
M. A. MacQueen
Damne Northup
J. B. Scott
R. C. Dow
L. R. Fike
R. D. Smith
J. Normal Spilman
W. B. Hand
Moody Smith
Charles Weaver
J. A. Hill
Marion Hill
Canyon
Mesdames EB. Robeson
Tom Herring
G. K. Richardson
R. EF. Underwood
T. C. Craig
Walter Russell
John Maynard
Floyd Breckenridge
Albuquerque
Charles Pavillard
Hull
Jack Miller
F. R. Schenck
Verlena Stringer
Katherine Barnes
Kay the Schilling
Junior Philharmonic
Dorothy McNeill
Tyler Street
Margaret Esther Hill
Lenora Jean Taylor
West Amarillo Christian Church
Glen Camp
Fellowship Hall
First Christian Church
Open Forum Club
Grace Foreman
Monroe Street
Blackburn-Shaw Chapel
la Costura Club
G. M. Waddill
Taylor Street
Pla-Mor Bridge Club
N. O. Glenn
Sam Houston Junior High School
Parent-Teacher Association
Legion Home
Laiguillee Club
Will Thompson
van Buren Street
P. KF. O
J. M. O'Brien
Hughes Street
R. F. Pixley
H. F E. Smith
G.S. McLellan
Clyde Carroll
Bellview Street
Woman's Missionary Society of
Glenwood Baptist Church
Sam Brown
Garfield Street
Amarillo Rebekah Lodge
Amarillo
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Happy 12 Bridge Club
Gladys Patterson
North Pierce Street
Beryl Needle Club
H. A. Williams
Hillcrest
Alice Landergin
Canary Bird Club
G. L. Kirven
Bowie Street
Junior Woman's Club
John Ballard
Forest Hill
Panhandle
Speech Arts Association
R. B. Masterson, Jr
Mirro
Aluminum
Amarillo Home
Polk St
Head of Legion Auxiliary
Lagu
Polk
Wayne Taylor
Les Amis Club
Ong Street
Jimmy Swan
Jerry Lane
Joe Proctor
A. R. Renfro
George Ross
Wm. McBroom
Harry Smith
C. FE. Floyd
The
Woman's Council of the Church
Forest Hill Club
Forest Hill Home Demonstration Club
GE. Dudley
Walt
Santa Fe
Rebekah Lodge
O. R. C. Auxiliary
Henry Bishop
Y. W. Club
Mrs. Hughes
Mrs. Roy Barnard
Paramount
Yolande
Blackburn Bros
Fur
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