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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1948
Page
20
The San Jacinto Rebecca Lodge held its regular meeting at Rebekah Hall with 23 members as Miss Wilma Pirschell presided. Lucille Harper was initiated as a member and plans were finalized for the May 11 dance to be hosted by the group.
Tonight presents a packed social calendar. Skating at the YWCA at 4 15, business girls softball and Gamma Kappa Chapter meetings, plus Beta Sigma Phi events, Paschal musical arts show, and a Mystic Weavers gathering. Additional notes include AAUW Relations group, Needle Club, Happy Hour Sewing, LTD Club, and Twentieth Century Club gatherings. Evening programs feature a violin recital by students of Robert Outs Barron and a Dramatics Group at the YWCA Gym.
The Amaryllis Chapter hosted a friendly afternoon gathering with Mesdames Morris and Gowdy welcoming guests at the door. The Elizabeth Nixon Junior High School choir performed under Miss Leveda Reed, followed by a one act play directed by Thelma Allen Martin. Out of town guests hailed from Childress Peton Tulsa and others, with 135 attendees noted.
Amoma Class held its regular monthly luncheon at the church with spring flowers and May baskets on tables. Mrs. J. D. Horton opened with prayer, Mrs. Eddie Mann gave the devotional, and Mrs. C. N. Hallmark of Lubbock led a Hymnology review. Mrs. Wilson Forister read a poem, and Mrs. Tom Gilley gave the welcome. Vick K. Keith gave a dramatic reading. The Panhandle District Dental Assistants Association to meet at Amarillo Hotel tonight at 7:30 with Miss Lillian McNutt in charge of a dental terminology program. 40 members attended.
Members of the Kiwani Anns gathered Tuesday at the San Jacinto Youth Center for a luncheon. Hostesses were Mrs. G. A. Tomlinson, Mrs. Earl Sparks, and Mrs. Waller Short. Decorations featured yellow and purple iris. Mrs. Jack Coffee gave the invocation and devotional for Mothers Day. The group voted to assist the Business and Professional Women in building a tennis court for the Mexican School. Mrs. L. G. Whitlock was welcomed as a new member. Guests included Mesdames Hubert Galbreath, Howard Williams, and R. E.
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