Amarillo civic club and church notices roundup
A crowded schedule of local club meetings and luncheons in Amarillo lists the Assembly of Rainbow, Alpha Iota sorority alumnae, Welfare Luncheon Club, Red Carnation Lodge, Woman's Council circles, River Road Here Demonstration Club, First Baptist Fidelis Class, Amarillo Garden Club and related hosts. Events include 2 o'clock gatherings at residences, 12 o'clock luncheons, 8:30 iris plantings, and a noon picnic lunch at Thompson Park with numerous hostesses named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Council of
Central Presbyterian Church
Clara Hepburn
James Bowen
Sunset Terrace
Sara Seward
Thomas Wingate
South Julian Boulevard
J. Allen
Amanda McFarland
I. O. Willson
Pierce Street
R. L. Barron
Frances Goodrich
Tom Aldridge
Ong Street
B. T. Baker
Roy Hutto
O. L Miller
Ann Nassau
J. W. Hendrick
Hughes Street
Amarillo
Women honored at Megert's Music lunch in Amarillo
The Women’s Page reports a lunch at the Blackstone Coffee Shop honored applied music teachers and students from Megert’s Music Store. State board examiners H Wesson of Houston and Clyde Jay Garrett of Dallas led theory and performance tests since last Thursday, with notes from toastmistress Mrs E A Paschal and remarks by Miss Margaret Barker of Amarillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Applied
Megert’s
Blackstone
State Board of Education
H. Wesson
Houston
Garrett and Wesson
G. A. F. Parker
Hereford
Florence M. Vineyard
Farwell
E. T. Caldwell
Bovina
Lottie Pound
Dalhart
W. R. Humphreys
Tulsa
Millicent Lahm
Bonnye Beth Baker
Ardath Johnson
Grace E. Hamilton
Idelma Conoley
Mesdames
Elizabeth Spegal Morris
E. A. Paschal
Mary Robert Warner
Marguerite Cleghorn
Cleta Linda Holland
G. C. McDaniel
Amarillo
Martha Williams
Helen Acker
Margaret Barker
James Paschal
Betty Jo Elliott
Ellouise Owen
Gene Farley
Opal Hollingsworth
Pleasant Valley PTA Holds Final Session 1941 42
The Pleasant Valley Parent Teacher Association held its final 1941 42 meeting at the school with Mrs J H Johnson presiding. A service flag was approved and will be hung in the school. A luncheon for teachers is planned for Thursday May 28 at noon. Room prizes were awarded to Langston, Hughes, and Reeves classes. Defense stamps and bonds sales totaled 3216 55. New officers were installed led by Mrs J H Johnson as president. Mystic Weavers Sewing Club to dine at 12 30 Thursday at Mrs J T Russell’s home. final meeting of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Valley
Parent-Teacher Association
J. H. Johnson
Congress
Elgin Reid
Charles L. Langston
Bryan York
E. E. Wesley
Sam Robertson
Otis Armstrong
Ola Irene Hughes
Cliff Biggers
Geo. R. Baucum
Mystic Weavers
Mystic Weavers Sewing Club
J. T. Russell
Buchanan Street
Amarillo social calendar lists club events tonight
The Calendar lists events across Amarillo including a reception for Amarillo High School graduates at the Amarillo Hotel at 8:30 PM, a Swedish smorgasbord at Polk Street Methodist Fellowship Hall, and various meetings and dinners at Federation Club Rooms, the Capitol Hotel, and local halls. Also notes glee club banquet at the Blackstone and several Circle meetings in First Christian and West Amarillo churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Amarillo High School Glee Club
Blackstone Hotel
Fidelis and Philathea Classes Luncheon at Church
The Fidelis Class of First Baptist will hold a luncheon at the church at 1 o clock on Wednesday. The Philathea Class of First Baptist will have a covered dish luncheon at the church on Friday at 12 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Fidelis
First Baptist Philathea
Amarillo High School starts summer job service
Amarillo High School announced a new employment service to help students secure summer work. A large number of seniors age 18 or older have filed for various jobs, including qualified stenographers and office workers from the commercial department. Principal R. B. Norman urged graduates not planning college to register with the Federal Employment Service, with many seeking part time or additional jobs. contact the school at telephone 4259.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo High School
R. B. Norman
Federal Employment Service
Mexico Ready To Fight Axis After Sinking Sails
Mexico’s Avila Camacho cancels vacations for 60 000 federal employees after a Congressional Commission meeting signals willingness to take up arms against the Axis in retaliation for the Portero Del Liano sinking. Sinking survivors and a sailor’s body head toward the border from Miami with foreign ministry notice. Oyster shell by products are processed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Avila Camacho
Permanent Congressional Commission
Mexico
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alpha Iota Sorority
Beverly Prescott
Fillmore Street
Ed Putman
Red Carnation Lodge
Agnes G. Stone
Boone, Ia
Happy Hour Sewing Club
Johnny Fonti
W. D. Irby
Boss
Ness
Die Gutachhey
Bill Dee
Dee
Plains
ceRlth
Dowie & Co
Buchanan
Frigidaire
Enochs-Kinney Company
Nor’ East
Blackburn
West Texas
Hickok
Eversharp
Buxton
Kaynee
Blackburn Bros
Arrow and Kingley
By Hartman
Federation Club
Bob McDonald
Open Forum Club
Elinooa Park
Amarillo Rebekah Lodge
Miracle Book Club
Lincoln Street
Terpsichorean Club
Jackson Street
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion’ Hall
Harrison Street
Order of the Eastern Star
Taylor Street
Gamma Tota
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Federation
Capitol Hotel
Techna Choir
First Christian Church
Shelton
W. P. Strickland
West Thirteenth Avenue
Martin Reinholt
Washington Street
J. F. Bradley
Jefferson Street
H. O. Lemons
Bonham Street
A. A. U. W. Night Book Group, Up
TSA Ambulance Service
Japan
Sea of Japan
Chosen
Miami
Fla
Laredo
Tex
Foreign Ministry
J.T. Russell
Jayne
Bry
Amarillo Insurance Exchance
Askew & Brown
T. M. Bruner
J. C. Burkhalter
Rolla V. Cartwright
Finch & Gavin Lemons Agency
K. 8. Loving & CO
James Oakes Agency
Ordway-Saunders CO
D. W. Owen
Bates Agency
Panhandle Ins. Agency
Reagan Insurance CO
Thomson-King Company
E. A. Regal CO
Harold S. Richey Upshaw Insurance Agency
H. N. Wheeler
Howard Williams
Neely-Greenhill
L. E. Lyles
Holt-Ferguson Agency
Hugo H. Loewenstern
Charles of
the Ritz
Cologne
Charles
Ritz
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