Quality Army Over Large Forces Warns Psychiatric Leader
Dr Arthur D Ruggles president of the American Psychiatric Association argues for a high quality army screened for mental fitness. He says preventable tragedies in war theaters stem from recruiting those likely to break down mentally. Col Roy D Halloran notes neuropsychiatric casualties have been low since the war began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard W. Blakeslee
Detroit
American Psychiatric Association
Arthur D. Ruggles
Providence
R. I
Dr. Angeles
Roy D. Halloran
Washington
Navy
Tack Letters RANCH FAMILY WANTED
A reader seeks a married couple ages 40 to 50 without young children to manage a one section home ranch with house garden and chicken space. Wife must drive the car. Wages good and they must be related. Respond to READER Box 51 Morse Texas.
Care for Children Seeks In-Home Nanny Availability
A soldier’s wife seeks in home child care for one or two children under five with evening hours after 7 30 PM and no local references. Call 8686. A widow seeks correspondence with refined Christian man. A boy finds a brown coin purse and requests owner to describe contents at 1106 North Harrison Street for return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary D
North Harrison Street
Sewing Offered For Tack Lace Crochet Work
A note seeks sewing or crochet work including baby clothes. The writer invites contact for possible commissions and provides the phone number 2-6897.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tack
Lonely in Borger seeks male pen pal near Borger or Pampa
Classified notice from Mrs. Allen Bardsley of Borger Texas seeking a friendly man aged 45 to 55 to correspond with. Also brief line from a practical nurse seeking a job appears in the ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tack
Borger
Pampa
Allen Bardsley
General Delivery
Texas
Alpha Chapter Honors Mothers at Book Review Tea
Alpha Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi hosted a book review and tea at the Federated Club Rooms with guests from Gamma Kappa and Gamma Iota Chapters and their mothers. Mrs. Howard Lynch reviewed The Human Comedy by William Saroyan while Fern Hudson sang Indian Love Call and Lindy Lou.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Alpha
Beta Sigma Phi
Federated Club Rooms
Gamma Kappa
Gamma Iota
Howard Lynch
William Saroyan
Fern Hudson
Lindy Lou
Elsa Plants
Mary Winyard
Ernestine Nobles
Helen Barrett
Vada Showalter
Marion Gross
Lowell Munday
Pearl Luck
Lorene Hite
J. Horace Griggs
L. G. Yarbrough
Albert Fryar
Rosemarys. Ferring
Dolly Pendleton
G. W
Seek Reason for Giant Plane Crash at Lindbergh Field
Six survivors questioned as Consolidated Aircraft probes why the monster four motor bomber failed to take off at Lindbergh Field and cut an 800 foot path through a Marine base building. Pilot R A McMakin and three Marines killed. six crew and 63 Marines injured, 10 seriously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Calif
Consolidated Aircraft
Marine
R. A. McMakin
Lindbergh Field
Soldiers Need Tougher Training Says Maj. Gen. Scott
Maj. Gen. Charles L. Scott at Fort Knox, the army replacement training center birthplace of armored forces, declares American soldiers enter service too complacent about the war. He notes that intensive training with live ammunition in battle tactics awakens the intelligent, but some remain in peace-time ruts until bombed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Knox
Charles L. Scott
Help Wanted and Found Items in Wildorado Area
A classified item list includes a maid wanted with living quarters and good wages, a green suede glove found at Globe News information desk, and a farm notice seeking information on a stray black spotted sow and white shoat seven miles SE of Wildorado. Rewards offered for Finder’s expenses. Contact Henry Batenhorst via Star Route, Wildorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wildorado
Henry Batenhorst
Texas
Globe News
Miss McKenzie Complimented At Dinner Party
Miss Margaret McKenzie, soon to wed Pvt. Arthur Abrams, was honored at a buffet dinner hosted by Mrs. Wayne O Keefe at 2414 Hayden Street. A floral centerpiece and candlelight framed the event with a gift presented to the honoree and a guest list including Mrs. Delia McKenzie and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret McKenzie
Arthur Abrams
Wayne O'Keefe
Hayden Street
Rudy Bauman
Eloise Gipson
J. W. Lee
E. A. Rowley
Delia McKenzie
Sherrill Boyd
Minnis Hall
Raymond Swindell
W. B. Patters
Catherine Manning
Alice Mayne
Geraldine Biffle
Bette Burgess
Hattie May Wood
Miss Lokey Demonstrates Mending And Insecticide Cluster
Miss Pauline Lokey county home demonstration agent led Sunnyside club lessons on mending darning and patching at Mrs Detten's home. She showed an inexpensive insecticide cluster for garden pests. Guests included Mrs Parker Wilson G Parker and Les Raymond. members listed with hostess Mrs Fesser. The next meeting is at Mrs Fesser's on June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Lokey
Potter County
Sunnyside
John Detten
Lokey
M. L. Parker
Lee Wilson
G. Parker
Les Raymond
T. G. Baldwin
C. L. Smoot
Mesdames
George
Amarillo Garden Club to Hold Morning Meeting
The Amarillo Garden Club meets in the auditorium of Amarillo Center of West Texas State College at 2101 Harrison Street. Mrs Macon O Carder will preside at 9 30 AM with horticulture talk by Mrs C M Holt and dahlia culture by W C Woodburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Hugo H. Loewenstern
C. O. Williams
P. D. Berthelot
Edgar Seewald
Oklahoma II Program Recalls Oklahoma Composers and Writers
The Panhandle Speech Arts Association Monday afternoon highlighted Oklahoma II as a program theme. Mrs. Wells Faulkner, a native of Oklahoma, presented a sketch of local composers and sang Oklahoma and A Prayer for Peace. Mrs. W. M. Hall reviewed Don Blanding and read A Vagabond's House. Mrs. A. R. Castleberry discussed Lynn Riggs Green Grow the Lilacs. Attendees included Mary Miller Beard, E. D. Caskey, M. L. Fuller, T. L. Gordon, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Panhandle Speech Arts Association
Lynn Riggs
Mary Miller Beard
E. D. Caskey
M. L. Fuller
T. L. Gordon
Hall
Chester C. Martin
R. B. Masterson
John Merchant
Daisy Person
Judy Slade
Ben R. Solnick
George M. Aroney
A. J. Thompson
R. L. Allen
Naomi Allison
Jessie Ingram
Mattea McClurkin
Wanda Ellis Installed as Rainbow Worthy Advisor
Wanda Lee Ellis will be installed as worthy advisor of Amarillo Assembly No. 19 Order of Rainbow for Girls. Installation rites set for 7 30 Saturday night at 504 1 2 Taylor Street. Credit Women Meet At 7 30 Tonight At 716 Pierce Street Side Entrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda Ellis
Rainbow
Wanda Lee Ellis
Amarillo Assembly No. 19
Order of Rainbow
Taylor Street
Credit Women
Credit Women’s Club
Pierce Street
Woman’s Page Listings Highlight Local Women Groups
A dense schedule lists meetings and activities for Amarillo clubs and circles including Business and Professional Women, PTA officers, Bonita Chapter, USO events, Miracle Book Club, Rebekah Lodge, and many church circles. The Child Psychology Club wraps its year with a ship of service ceremony and installation of officers.
New Officers Installed at Esther McCory Chapter DAR
Esther McCory Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution installed new officers at a Monday meeting held at Mrs. Lee Bivins home. The slate includes Regent Mrs. F H McGregor and vice regent Mrs. Cartwright with reports on Panhandle towns and a review of Helen Mears 1935 The Year of the Wild Boar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C. D. Bynum
Rolla V. Cartwright
Esther McCory
Daughters of the American Revolution
Lee Bivins
Polk Street
F. H.mcgregor
Cartwright
Joseph Shaw
Davis Tudor
Lela Morgan
C. P. Hutchings
Byron Gist
J. W. Cheney
H. C. Randolph
Paul Coffin
James R. Barnhill
John S. Humphrey
Panhandle
Cheney
Texas
Texline
Reginald de Koven
W. W. Weisel
W. W. Rusk
Helen Mears
Mrs C B Bragg Hosts Friday Needle Club Meeting
Mrs C S Bragg of 2700 Taylor Street was hostess at a recent Friday Needle Club gathering focusing on vari colored seasonal garden topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Bragg
C. S. Bragg
Taylor Street
Needle Club
Banner Bowl at West Street at Two
The I. W. Bowling Group hosts the Banner Bowl at West 1812 Taylor Street starting at 2 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Taylor Street
C. I. W. Bowling Group
Banner Bowl
Patton Heads Social Club Meeting at Polk Street Hostess
Flowers decorated the reception rooms as Mrs. L. W. Patton presided for the business session. Refreshments were served to Mesdames Roy Farnsworth and daughter Royleen and other guests. Mrs. J. Blackburn of 1522 Polk Street will host the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Patton
Roy Farnsworth
Royleen
John Barton
H. C. Pester
Patton
C. J. Blackburn
E. L. Conner
D. M. Coffee
S. H. Land
Carl Sutton
W. N. Thompson
Sarah Williams
E. E. Mims
J. Blackburn
Polk Street
Club Plans For Flag Day
Daughters of the American Revolution met at 2410 Hayden Street for a program and officer installation. Officers installed by Mrs. J. O. Curtis include Regent A W Bivins, vice regent Earl Mayne, secretary H H Thomas, treasurer T L Roach, registrar Frank Neal, historian William Pirschel. A lunch planned for June 14 in observance of Play Day hosted by Mrs. John McKnight at 2014 Monroe Street. The program featured Mrs. H H Thomas on First Ladies of the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the American Reunion
John Maynard
Hayden Street
J. O. Curtis
A. W. Bivins
Earl Mayne
H. H. Thomas
T. L. Roach
Frank Neal
William Pirschel
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Morse, Texas
Mary J. Dearing
Short Street
Ong Street
ALL
Texas Grocers
Linit
Betty Rhodes
Marguerite Chapman
Miss McKenzie
Miss Lokey
Potter County PT Council
Parent-Teacher Council
Junior Welfare League
Binger
Okla
O.R
Mayo Dental Laboratory
Lynn Bari
Child Psychology
Business and Professional Women's Club
Amarillo Hotel
Price Parent-Teacher Association
Peece of Officers
Cathedral Hall
Bonita Chapter
O. EB
Amarillo High School
Victory Command
USO
Miracle Book Club
North
Lincoln Street
Amarillo Rebekah Lodge
Aoe
S. J. McCravey
Crockettreet
Downtown
Little Flower Mission Guild of
Sacred Heart Cathedral
E. W. Robinson
Madison Street
Aronson Tea Room
First Baptist W. M
Gamma Kappa Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi _ sorority
Palo Duro
Masonic Hall
First Christian Woman's Council
J. C. Winn
Pillmore Street
Ed Lee
Currie Smyth
F. W. Dodson
van Buren Street
Ed Pipkin
Monroe Street
J. B. Briscoe
Crockett Street
Art Saunders
Louisiana Street
Shelton
Polk Street Methodist
C. S
E. W. Cain
Rosemont Street
E. R. Goforth
Sunset Terrace
H. E. Mitchell
Bellview Street
R. A. Love
Travis Street
Lola Stewart
J. G. Garrison
Parker Street
Belle Shafter
Earl G. Hamlett
George Waddill
Joe McDonald
C. M. Tyler
Witt Springer
W. L. Brummett
C. W. Farr
Hughes Street
W. L. Crane
Circle
A. N. Hanks
Harrison Street
Don Redding
Woman's Council of
The
First Presbyterian Church
Helen Nevins
W. M. Staples
Clara Hepburn
W. W. Pierce
Sara Seward
L. M. Teed
Amanda McFarland
Fred Brien
Frances Goodrich
Curtis Gilbert
Ann Nassau
E. C. Ochsner
L. H. Puckett
George Parr
C. O. Hess
J. H. Harmon
J. O. Gifford
Herman Kerr
A. G. Stanley
A. R. Bivins
Elwood Park Presbyterian Church
Fincher Chapel
Amarillo Garden Club
Amarillo Center
Mrs. D. C
Child Psychology Club
Aronson
E. J. Husband
W. T. Kelly
M. C. Bradford
U. S
R. A. Baker
E. Garner
Federation
Husband
W. L. Speer
S. M. Phipps
E. C. Singleton
Homer Tuttle
Anthony
Baker
J. B. Bechtel
Bradford
H. R. Brooks
Davis
Garner
A. P. Gibson
W. H
Greer
Kelly
W. M. Leachman
Clyde Mays
J. A. Pollard
Singleton, Tuttle
R. L. Zellman
Jack Guthrie
W. E. Blaylock
Ollie Speer
al Bates
Ansley Cleaners
Neal
Polk
Amarillos
Blackburn-Shaw
Blackburn
Shaw Fun
Deretors
Hattie Carnegie
New York
Solomons
Glen Marie O'Neill
Wyandotte
Mich
Ford
Marie Earle
Herbert Drug
Globe-News
Media Sree
Jackson St
Vitais
White & Kirk
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