Phil harmonic Music Club hosts guest tea program
In observance of National Music Week the Phil harmonic Music Club held a guest program in the Federation Club Rooms featuring Radio Britain works. Performers included Amarillo College trio Miss Annamae Brown Aurice Vernon and Alice Barnes with Miss Lindalee Mack, plus piano by Miss Vesta O'Dell and vocal numbers by Miss Joan Gibson. Hosts and guests listed, tea served with spring theme.
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Philharmonic Music Club
Federation Club
Radio Britain
W. B. Stevenson
Amarillo College
Annamae Brown
Aurice Vernon
Alice Barnes
Lindalee Mack
Arthur Martin
E. F. Lanham
A. M. Meyer
C. W. Seibel
J. W. Yeakle
W N Stokes
A R. Castleberry
R. L. Thompson
W. G. Mathis
Newton Harrell
N. A. Croson
J. M. Simpson, Jr
J. W. Ferguson
Garland Martin
O. H
K. B. Peckenpaugh
A. E. Casey
Joe Shields
C. J. Weld
Herington
Kan
E. A. Strite
C. R. Gordon
James Ogle
S. E. Edwards
J. N. Adams
Ray Barber
Roberta Williams
J. B. McClure
C. W. Purr
Mesdames Walton Wagner
J. L. Sparks
L. J. Creek
Miss Ruth Starker Recital At Saint Mary's Cathedral Hall
Saint Mary's Academy music department presents Ruth Starker pianist in a recital tomorrow at 8 PM in Cathedral Hall 1110 Washington Assisted by Patricia Gruber and Mary Jo Horn as cepists and Celia Saunders as pianist Introducing the program Starker plays Bouree Bach Sonata Pathetique Op 13 Beethoven and Scherzo Op 31 Chopin Gruber sings A Little Bit o Honey Bond Saunders accompanies Polichinelle Op 3 No 2 orchestral parts
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Saint Mary's Academy Music Department
Ruth Starker
Cathedral Hall
Washington
Patricia Gruber
Mary Jo Horn
Celia Saunders
Pian
Chopin
Miss Gruber
Bond
Miss Saunders
Music Club Concert Highlights Rachmaninoff and Debussy
The program features Rachmaninoff Second Concerto Op. 18 with soloist, plus works by Debussy, Rachmaninoff, Sibelius, Lecuona, Porter, and traditional airs. Miss Starker and Miss Saunders perform piano pieces. ushers include Betty Starker and others. Red Cross first aid course completion reaches 9,000,000 since 1939.
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GLOBE
Amarillo
Texas
Doche
Creekmore
Tuseben
Miss Starker
Miss Saunders
Malaguena
Lecuona
Sibelius
Porter
Betty Starker
Pat Austin
Earlene Gittrich
Guylyn Floyd
Margaret Kelly
Betty Detten
Red Cross
Stories of Great Operas Highlight Twentieth Century Club
The Twentieth Century Culture Club met in the afternoon with theme Stories of Great Operas. Members discussed Wagner Verdi Bizet Offenbach and Tosca operas and heard a piano finale by guest Vesta O'Dell. New member Clair McCollum and guests Roy Roche and L J Creekmore attended.
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Twentieth Century Culture Club
Armand Dowie
Travis
Byron Ellis
San Jacinto
J. G. Dewald
Amarillo
R. E. Abbott
Harrell Bailey
L. D. Blasingame
W. H. Brian
V. Crawford
Pat Dean
Townsend Douglas
T. F. Gilbert
V. L
Green Haven Club Hosts Home Demonstration Talk
Green Haven Home Demonstration Club members gathered at Mrs. C. M. Purcell’s home for an afternoon meeting led by Miss Louella Patterson on “Wiring traffic in the home.” Refreshments followed. attendees included Mrs. Marion Bruce and Mrs. Jimmy Hartnett. A club picnic is planned for May 19 at 12:30 at Mrs. Hartnett’s Green Haven home.
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Green Haven
C. M. Purcell
Western Avenue
Louella Patterson
Randall County
Marion Bruce
Jimmy Hartnett
Jim Daling
Protsman
YWCA Honors Graduates Coffee for Young Women
The YWCA business girls committee hosted about 80 school and college graduates for a coffee event. May baskets were given, Iris presentations were made, and programs were explained by Virginia Good. Music by Norris Louise King and Loreta Reed complemented the devotional by Shirley Dobbs.
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Business Girls Clubs
Business Girls Committee
YWCA
Iris
Jerry Atcliff
Business Girls
Norris Louise King
Loreta Reed
Virginia Good
Shirley Dobbs
Rual Jones
Billy Hughes
A. M. Meyer
Faye Gordon
C. O. Williams
Virginia Blackwell
Marilyn Legitt
Estelle Stephenson
Zora Gray
Connie Stark
Hazel Overton
Marjorie Joiner
Novelene Turner
LaRue Beeler
TEL Class Slates Luncheon at First Baptist Church
The TEL Class will meet Friday at noon at First Baptist Church for a luncheon and business session.
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First Baptist Church
Junior Harmony Club Postpones Mother's Day Tea
The Junior Harmony Club Moth er's Day tea, originally set for Thursday, has been postponed to next week.
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Junior Harmony Club
Sorority Beta Sigma Phi Installs Gamma Iota Officers
Gamma Iota chapter installs new officers at Federation Club Rooms. Officers include President Cecile Brown and vice president Dorothy Kelly with recording secretary Virginia Atkins, corresponding secretary Jo Crump, and treasurer Billie Marceron. Mothers Day breakfast planned for May 11 at Thomas Dinner House. Nineteen members attended.
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Gamma Iota Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Federation Club
Cecile Brown
Dorothy Kelly
Virginia Atkins
Jo Crump
Billie Marceron
Thomas
Fern Division Luncheon Slated at Mrs McGee Home
Fern Division 402 GIA to the B of LE will meet Thursday for a luncheon at 12 30 in the home of Mrs J A McGee 1504 Pierce. Husbands of members are to be guests.
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Fern
Gia
J. A. McGee
Pierce
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