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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1942
Page
3
Dorothy Rowe reports on the First Aid Bandanna, a scarf sized like a Red Cross triangle bandage with diagrammed guides. Available in unbleached muslin or decorative rayon, it serves as memory aid and portable triage tool for first aiders.
The Altar Guild of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church meets Tuesday at 3 PM in Mrs. E. G. Knight's home. The Shelton Bible Class and the Ladies' Friendship Class hold social and planning activities at the First Christian and Buchanan Street churches. Martha Class to host a noon luncheon at First Baptist with group helpers. A note about a seal's water intake appears at the end.
The tenth annual club hour program by the Mozart Midgets Club and the Music Climbers Club is set for this evening at 8 o clock in the Musical Arts Conservatory. A varied program features student performers including Hazel Marie Willbanks, Tommy Cartwright, Edna Blanchard, Beverly Byrd, Nova Gen Alsbrooks, Carolyn Munday, Anne Schulze, and others led by sponsor Miss Idelma Conoley.
The A and M Parents Club invites parents of Texas A and M College students to meet at 7:30 Tuesday night in the Federation Club Rooms. Officers will be elected during the business session and refreshments will be served.
The Mozart Society and their guests attend an opera program at 8 15 tonight in the Polk Street Methodist Church parlor. A note mentions tropical insects suspending nests in midair to guard against ants.
A collage of notices lists club gatherings tonight across Amarillo. Mozart Society Opera program at Polk Street Methodist Church. Band Parents at Amarillo High. Junior Harmony Club on Jackson Street. Atlantida Spanish Club at Purr Food Tea Room. West Amarillo Berean Class. San Jacinto Kiwanis sponsor public dance for the Social Center for Girls. Mozart Midgets at Musical Arts Conservatory. La Costura Club at Tyler Street. many PTAs and service groups meet, chaired by local hosts and locations.
Tri-State Fair executive committee meets at Herring Hotel at 6 30 pm to decide on the twentieth annual exposition. The decision hinges on government attitude through September as many mid western fairs proceed while some events in Chicago and Kansas City face cancellation. Government officials in February urged fairs not to discontinue due to the war.
Funeral services for Graham McNamee pioneer radio announcer will be held at 2 PM tomorrow at Campbell Funeral Chapel in New York. McNamee died at St Luke's Hospital Saturday from a brain embolism after a long illness caused by a streptococcus infection. He was 53.
Pre-school children and their mothers enjoyed a party at the Summit School Building on Friday. First grade hosts welcomed guests who toured the building and grounds, played games, heard a story, and had refreshments. The event featured room mothers J. C. Whipple and M. C. Pollock, teacher Myrtle Molyneux, and music by the sixth grade directed by Virginia Wickes. Principal Ross Larsen opened the program while Mrs Hilda Brown spoke on the Child's Reading Readiness and Miss Lynn Glenn urged a physical check-up as part of Summer Round-Up.
The Needle Club will meet at 3 o clock Tuesday with hostess Mrs John T Ward at 1500 Polk Street. The Friday Sewing Club recent meeting honored officers Mrs Howard McClung president and Mrs Charles Pinkley treasurer with Mrs J D Dunn reporter. quilting and lunch followed. The Happy Hour Sewing Club met at Mrs Thrasher 515 A Van Buren Street. birthday gifts were given and the group plans a meeting at Mrs Jess Tisdales 507 Jefferson Street Wednesday.
The Athe naeum Club schedules a 1 PM luncheon at the Party Shop 1311 Madison Street. A business meeting will start at 12 30 PM.
Colorful six block applique designs offered as a quilt or pillow set. Pattern 208 includes pieces diagrams cutting sewing finishing yardage chart and quilt diagram. Send ten cents plus one cent mailing to Amarillo Globe Needlecraft Dept 82 Eighth Avenue New York NY for pattern number and your name and address.
Miss Margaret Lay of Dallas married Sam Lantrip of 302 South Lincoln Street Friday night at Central Baptist Church with Rev. Frank A. Godsoe presiding. The couple will reside at 210 North East Fifth Avenue. the bride wore a teal blue dress with teal blue and beige accessories and the groom works for Bell and Braden Company.
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