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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1944
Page
3
Tonight Amarillo hosts a busy social slate including Y W C A classes at 501 Lincoln Street and the Y W A building, volunteers at the Red Cross sewing room, and a W. O. W mother daughter banquet. The sun delivers 400000 times more light than the moon, which reflects sunlight.
Multiple Perryton era PTAs from Lee Bivins San Jacinto Sanborn Wolflin hold 3 45 tea meetings Tuesday with officer installations. At Lee Bivins Mrs L W Jackson and others are named in installations. San Jacinto program by Laurean Robertson. Sanborn pre primary acts. Wolflin officers 1944 45 and chorus present under Miss Louise King.
Mr and Mrs W J Freeman and Mr and Mrs J K Blythe hosted a weekend gathering at Buffalo Lake with card games dancing boating fishing and a noon picnic. Attendees included numerous couples and Lt Col and Mrs Herbert Hart Capt and Mrs Robert C Raquist along with local families. The Central Junior High Band and Orchestra Parents Association will wind up the year with a meeting at the school at 8 PM tonight followed by a musical program and refreshments in the dining room.
Mrs Grace Hodges policewoman spoke on juvenile delinquency at the Child Welfare Club meeting held Friday afternoon at 1600 Crockett Street in the home of Mrs R H Kelly. Guests and officers attended as plans were announced for a May 19 Travel Study spring breakfast and a luncheon at Amarillo Country Club with Wes Izzard as guest speaker.
May 15 program titled Epochs in Early American Music to be presented in costume. Luncheon reservations via tel 5179 or 29831 by Wednesday. LAS AMIGAS CLUB meets 12:30 Tuesday with Mrs Jay Laverty at 312 West Ninth Ave. Liano Estacado DAR meets 2:30 Monday at Mrs John Maynard 2410 Hayden St.
Mrs. W. R. Ballard and Mrs. R. A. Love led a program on Canada at the Home Interest Club meeting held at 310 B Prospect Street. The Red Cross quilt was shown. another is in progress. New members Mrs. M. G. Monaghan and Mrs. J. A. Cooley joined. The group announced a May 18 luncheon at Aronson Tea Room to close the year. About 200,000 cans are collected monthly in the national tin can salvage drive.
The Woman's Club meets with Mrs. D. W. Owen at 1610 Tyler Street at 3 p.m. Thursday with Mrs. J. L. Scott in charge. The Entre Nous Club, hosted by Mrs. FE. J. Sowder, gathers at 2 p.m. Friday at 1611 Harrison Street. The Philharmonic Music Club holds a luncheon at the Presbyterian Church at 12:30 p.m. Monday.
Stray dog entered the Lundergreen Dairy chicken house northwest of town killing more than 200 hens. About 24 of nearly 300 hens survived as customers found piles of dead birds at dawn.
Sons and daughters of Amarillo War Dads are invited to the 7 30 tonight chapter meeting in Room 202 Herring Hotel A K Baracat I Am An American Week chairman and Sol Morgenstern of Borger will speak Booming noises from cranes are audible at long distances.
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