Summer Drama for Mother by Dorothy Roe
Fashion editor notes a mother's day gift idea and a return of fabrics like Irish linen silk and Swiss organdie. Top designers Anthony Blotta Hattie Carnegie Valentina and Clare Potter feature linen frocks and suits with embroideries beads and laces. Text highlights pink linen dress with jet bead pattern gray linen cocktail dress lace trim and gold silver thread embellishments on linen coats and beleros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Blotta
Hattie Carnegie
Valentina
Clare Potter
Carnegie
Dueens Club Hosts Annual Spring Tea Event
The Dueens Club hosted its annual spring tea at Mrs. M. E. Jordan's home on Bowie Street with Mrs. Frank Jordan as hostess. The meeting led by vice-president Pat Balentine voted a donation to the San Jacinto Youth Center and featured a music program by Mrs. Townsend with Patricia Smedley and Mrs. Townsend performing piano pieces. Decorations highlighted spring flowers. guests included Mrs. Ralph Miller and others, with a final luncheon planned for May 22 at Buck's Tavern.
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Dueens Club
M. E. Jordan
Bowie
Frank Jordan
Pat Balentine
San
Jacinto
Paul Townsend
Patricia Smediey
Massanet
Townsend
David Mitchell
Mesdames Ralph Miller
Francis Brock
Colby Davies
E. E. Jordan
Mesdames
R. A. McAmis
A. A. Alexander
Carl Goodwin
B. O. Prince
C. M. Robertson
C. E. Sadler
D. L. Stubblefield
Monroe Wade
Buck's Tavern
Fern Division Social Luncheon Highlights May Blossom Decor
The Fern Division 402 GIA to the B of LE held a spring luncheon at Mrs. J. A. McGee’s home 1504 Pierce with floral decor. Sam Lewis won high for men, N. M. Carter won high for women, and Clyde Ong earned the 84 prize. Attendees included N. M. Carter Irwin Crotty J. A. McGee and Clyde Ong among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gia
J. A. McGee
Pierce
Sam Lewis
N. M. Carter
Clyde Ong
Messrs. and Mesdames
Garden Club Installation at Old Tascosa Herring Hotel
Amarillo Garden Club will install new officers at the luncheon and final meeting of the year on Wednesday at 12:30 in Old Tascosa of the Herring Hotel. Members may bring guests and reservations are via Mrs Callaway Oliver, 7557, Mrs Fred Wheeler, 22666, or Mrs Fred Brien by noon Monday.
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Amarillo Garden Club
Herring Hotel
Callaway Oliver
Fred Wheeler
Fred Brien
Secretaries Honor Mothers At Palo Duro Chapter Event
Palo Duro Chapter of the National Secretaries Association hosted a reception in the Federation Club Rooms to honor mothers of members. Miss Dorothy Perry welcomed guests and J. B. Lynn of KGNC reviewed Mrs. Mike. Several three generation groups attended along with numerous members serving refreshments.
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Palo Duro
National Secretaries Association
Federation Club
Dorothy Perry
Pat Armstrong
J. B. Lynn
KGNC
Mike
J. P. Walker
Kate Lock
A. L. Cain
Thelma Cheshire
Celeste Shoulders
Mildred Thomas
Creola Hester
Dorothy Peery
Sybil May
Zoe Wisdom
Mary Gantt
Margie Hogge
Lucille Hogge
Lutle Hume Beadle
Mesdames Mike Thomas
Grace Lawson
Ruby Sumner
Alta Gilbert
Giles
J. L. Gantt
Ada Landers Honored After Cyclone Loss at Shower
Mrs. Ada Landers, whose home was destroyed in the Glazier cyclone, was honored at a gift shower hosted by her daughter Mrs. Doris Landers Hess at 3916 Cheyenne. Hostesses were Mrs. Wilson Forister and Roy Daniel. Forty seven guests called during receiving hours.
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Ada Landers
Glazier
Doris Landers Hess
Cheyenne
Wilson Forister
Roy Daniel
Bushland 4-H Club Luncheon Highlights Cookery and Fashion
The Bushland 4-H Girls' Club met at Nancy Rea's home for a covered-dish luncheon. Pauline Lakey, Potter County home demonstration agent, spoke on vegetable cookery and presented a clothing demonstration on selection design and finishes. Gifts were given to sponsors. Names listed include Maurine Lovelady Nancy Rea Pauline Lokey Vivian Kimball Earnestine Howard Rita Faye Howard Bobbie Jeanne Reece Ethel Frances Israel Eva Mae Howard Donnie Rhea Plunk Marilyn Kimball Marie Milhoan Mrs Shrader Rea and Mrs Cletus Rea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bushland 4-H
Nancy Rea
Pauline Lakey
Potter County
Maurine Lovelady
Pauline Lokey
Vivian Kimball
Earnestine Howard
Rita Faye Howard
Bobbie Jeanne Reece
Ethel Frances_Israel
Eva Mae Howard
Donnie Rhea Plunk
Marilyn Kimball
Marie Milhoan
Shrader Rea
Cletus Rea
Woman's Page recounts Amarillo Altrusa dinner meeting details
Miss Annie L. McDonald spoke to the Amarillo Altrusa Club at the Blackstone Hotel about potential club projects aligned with Altrusa aims. Mrs. Gervis Taylor led business decisions, by laws were amended, and the Grant-In-Aid Fund benefits were outlined by Mrs. Mary K. Harty.
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Annie L. McDonald
Amarillo
Altrusa Club
Blackstone Hotel
T. L. Lipscomb
L. M. Griffin
Mary K. Blanton
Alice Hubbell
Una Hutcheon
Frank Talley
R. B. Nutt
Edward Bellett
John Kuykendall
Mary K Harty
Gervis Taylor
Ethel Jackson
Emma Hicks
Hannah Sue Hathorn
Ruby Kirk
Addie Whitcomb
Elmire Tesson
Club Plans Picnic Supper in Queen Esther
Queen Esther Club members gathered at Mrs. Vernon Hancock home with hostesses Mrs. Charles Seiwell and Mrs. J. M. Stone. Under president Mrs. H. C. Wisner the group finalized plans for a June 7 picnic supper at Mrs. B. B. Bumpus home. A letter from Mrs. Morgan T. Jones, now in Clovis New Mexico, was read. Miss Carolyn Sue Jones read Danny and No News.
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Queen Esther Club
Vernon Hancock
Buchanan
Charles Seiwell
J. M. Stone
H. C. Wisner
B. B. Bumpus
Taylor
Morgan T. Jones
Clovis
N. M
Stone
Carolyn Sue Jones
Danny
Royal Neighbors Welcome Member Mary Cheshire in Oracle Meeting
Mrs. Mary Cheshire of Oracle led the Royal Neighbors of America meeting yesterday. The session highlighted the continued service and activities of the local chapter as members gathered to discuss plans and obligations.
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Royal Neighbors Welcome Member
Mary Cheshire
Royal Neighbors of
America
IOOF Hall Meeting Sets 2:30 Time and Welcomes Transfer
The group in IOOF Hall voted to move the meeting to 2:30. Iris Hoyt joined as transfer member from Custer City Okla. Twenty members attended. Hostesses named for May 22 meeting at 2:30 in IOOF Hall: Mrs. Charles Mellor and Mrs. Pearl Bolt.
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IOOF
Iris Hoyt
Custer City
Oklo
Charles Mellor
Pearl Bolt
Grand Jury Meets in Potter County Session
The Potter County grand jury is meeting today in regular session. Cases to be considered include burglary theft forgery swindling by worthless check and assault with intent to murder. The United States produces approximately 900000000 barrels of oil annually.
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Potter County
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