Calling All Girls Clubs Organized In Ama Tilo
Mrs. S Warne O Keefe will explain Calling All Girls Clubs at Elizabeth Nixon Junior High School auditorium at 5 39 Tuesday afternoon. Four interest groups drama personality handcraft and arts and music will form for teen age girls with plans extending into summer and next fall across junior high and Senior High Schools. Registration follows the meeting and first YWCA club meeting May 31 at the YWCA building 501 Lincoln. Two meetings a month on the second and fourth Thursdays from 10 30 to 11 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Warne O'Keefe
Elizabeth Nixson
Ama- Tilo
Young Women's Christian Association
White and Kirk’s Clothing Store
Frank Paul, Jr
Byron Singleton
Ermon C. Pipkin, Jr
John C. Wright
Ray Ebling
Y .W.C.A
Lincoln
Calling All Girls
Pollyanna Sewing Club Meets at Craig Home
Mrs. C A Craig hosted the Pollyanna Sewing Club at 708 Prospect. Pollyanna gifts were exchanged and members reported 28 hours of USO volunteer work last month. Attending were Mesdames C E Nance Alvah Slay Burlin Gardner Frank Wardle A D Nance and Craig. The next meeting will be next Thursday at 2 PM at Mrs C E Nance’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C A. Craig
Prospect
Pollyanna Sewing Club
USO
Mesdames
C. E. Nance
Alvah Slay
Burlin Gardner
Frank Wardle
A. D. Nance
Craig
West
Las Amigas Club May Day Luncheon at Rankin Russell Home
Mrs Rankin Russell will host Las Amigas Club members for a May day luncheon at her home 2104 Lipscomb on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Amigas Club
Rankin Russell
Lipscomb
Sorosis Club Luncheon at Capitol Hotel Tuesday
Sorosis Club will hold a luncheon Tuesday at the Capitol Hotel starting at 1 o clock. Members may bring guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorosis Club
Capitol Hotel
Roy Cullum Receiving Hospital Treatment
Roy Cullum is reported to be improving rapidly while under hospital care in Temple. He previously spent many years in the Amarillo automobile business before retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Cullum
Temple
Cullum
Mr Cullum
Amarillo
Bell Thomas Marriage Announced in Portales
Mr and Mrs Floyd A Bell announce the marriage of their daughter Marion Sue to Guy Darden Thomas in Portales New Mexico on January 24 1945 Rev N Michael officiated in a single ring ceremony Attendants were Miss Jean Baren and J Douglas Breedlove of Amarillo The bride wore a pink linen dress carried her mother’s white Bible and wore pink and white carnation corsage Mrs Thomas attends Amarillo High School while Mr Thomas works at the Pantex Ordnance Plant They reside at 1613 Jackson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd
Thomas
Amarillo High School
Mr. Thomas
Pantex Ordnance Plant
Jackson
Social Calendar Highlights For Amarillo Tonight
Tonight features multiple civic and social events across Amarillo including Chapter meetings at the Colonial Dames and Beta Sigma Phi, a Pilot Club gathering at Capitol Hotel, W O W Hall activities, Girl Scout Troop 18 at the YWCA, and international relations study group following the San Francisco Conference. Also on tap are piano and vocal recitals, a Sam Houston Band Parents Association installation, Red Cross sewing at Avenue D, and various club teas and luncheons at Federation Club Rooms and nearby venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Lincoln
New Officers Installed for St Marys PT Unit
The St Marys Parent Teacher Association met at Cathedral Hall to install officers led by Mrs P L Bottoms. New officers include Mrs F Schupp president Mrs N Woolleigh first VP Mrs J W Jones second VP Mr Charles Rick etts third VP Mrs H Pugh secretary Mrs B W Hayden treasurer and Sister Amalalis parliamentarian. Mother Cavin received dictionaries for classroom use and Sister Catherine Elizabeth of St Anthony Hospital spoke on children's diseases. Choir boys performed with soloists Teddy Mellingen and Donald O Neal. This was the final meeting of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s
Parent-Teacher Association
Cathedral Hall
P. L. Bottoms
F. Schupp
N. Woolleigh
J. W. Jones
Charles Ricketts
H. Pugh
B. W. Hayden
Amalalis
Schupp
Mother Cavin
Wesley Workers Class Picnic At San Jacinto Church
The Wesley Workers Class of San Jacinto Methodist Church held a picnic at the home of Mr and Mrs Jack Coffee at 4240 West Sixteenth. Attendees included Virginia Bynum Ernestine Williamson Dean Reed Dorothy Cain Annabelle Gowdy Mary Jo Greer Leola Reeder Louise Lynch Betty Coffee Ethel Oliver Coffee Pauline Smith Faye Marie Wardle and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Jack Coffee
West Sixteenth
Virginia Bynum
Ernestine Williamson
Dean Reed
Dorothy Cain
Anabelle Gowdy
Mary Jo Greer
Leola Reeder
Louise Lynch
Betty Coffee
Ethel Oliver Coffee
Pauline Smith
Faye Marie Wardle
Dorothy Timmons
Betty Lou Hilburn
Betty Sue Blessen
Maxine Lawson
Charlotte
Friendship Class Meets at Buchanan Street Church
The Ladies' Friendship Class of Buchanan Street Methodist Church gathered at 713 Lincoln Avenue hosted by Mrs B D McGuire. A business meeting and devotional followed by readings from Mrs Lelia Doebles marked the afternoon. A birthday party for April to June birthdays is planned for June 1 at 8 pm in the church parlor with Mrs Thompson and Mrs Mills as hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan’ Street Methodist Church
B. D McGuire
Lincoln
McGuire
C C. Crist
Lelia Doebles
Mesdames G. C. Vinson
P. E. Easley
George Killian
E D. Moore
W. R McDowell
Lucy Saunders
Mattie Killian
C. L. Thompson
C. H. Mills
F. L. Lively
C. W. James
Crist. Doebles
Mrs. Thompson
Pierce
Mills
Poplar Grove Lodge Holds Business Social Meeting
Poplar Grove No. 171 met Thursday in the W O W Hall for a business and social session. One member was initiated and one application approved. A Mothers Day program featured readings by Mrs. Webb Wofford Turner and Guida Curtis plus Patsy Westerfield piano. Nora Blanton was oldest mother honored and Ruby Bunch youngest. Lidia Webb won a wooden horse for IQ program. Junior drill team presented by Mrs. Massey. Twenty three members and 16 guests attended. Next meeting set for June 7 at 8 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poplar Grove No. 171
W. O. W. Hall
Lidia Webb
Gussie Wofford
T. Turner
Guida Curtis
Patsy Westerfield
Nora Blanton
Ruby Bunch
Myrtle Massey
Miss Virginia Knight Hosts Friends in Blue Mirrored Room
Miss Virginia Knight entertained friends at the Blue Mirrored room recently. Attendees included Lt. and Mrs. Ladd Orr, Cadet Jack Berry, Staff Sgt. Walter Baggett, Set. B. Harding, Cadet Bobby Perkins, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Bird, and Misses Dorothy Jo Slamon, Edna Faye Duke, Ruth Ray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Knight
Blue Mirrored Room
Ladd Orr
Jack Berry
Walter Baggett
Set. B. Harding
Bobby Perkins
C. C. Bird
Dorothy Jo Slamon
Edna Faye Duke
Ruth Ray
Knight
Veterans Administration Seeks Typists and Stenographers
Veterans Administration calls Amarillo citizens to fill typist and stenographer posts due to staff shortages. Interview H. M. Timmins at the 21 Post Office Building for full details. Colonel Magruger of the Libson Veterans Hospital urges public service and veteran care, noting Congress has funded hospitals but staffing is essential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans Administration
Amarillo
H. M. Timmons
Congress
Col. C. L. Magruger
Veterans Hospital
Libson
Dallas
Producers' Grain to Announce Annual Stockholders Meeting
Stockholders of the Producers' Grain Corporation will hold their annual meeting Wednesday morning at 10 oclock in the Amarillo Hotel. Item of business includes the election of several directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Producers’ Grain Corporation
Amarillo Hotel
Meat discussion on rationing plan at county court room
Tonight at 8 Opal L. Wood district rationing officer will hear packers wholesalers and retailers on meat supply and rationing. Local plants are on quotas and butchers report tight beef and pork. A second meeting in the district courtroom will cover dealer concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opal L. Wood
Lubbock
Sam Houston Band Parents to Install New Officers Tonight
The Sam Houston Band Parents Association meets in the school auditorium at 7 30 PM for the final meeting of the year. New officers will be installed. The modern quince is noted as a Persian product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Houston Band Parents Association
Texas Proposed Amendment to Supreme Court Composition
S J R No 8 proposes amending Texas Constitution Section 2 Article 5 to create a nine member Supreme Court with a Chief Justice and eight associates. It outlines qualifications, election, six year terms, vacancies, and transition for current judges, with an August 1945 special election and separate ballot procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Texas
Supreme Court
United States
Commission of Appeals
Duck Hatchling Nurtured by Hot Water Heater
A duck egg hatched in a hot water heater closet after being placed in an old overshoe. Four weeks ago Patricia, visiting with neighbors, found the egg under a haystack and it hatched to a yellow duckling cared for by the hot water heater. The report comes from Mrs. Frank Fiaistrla of 2508 Fillmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Fiaistrla
Fillmore
Patricia
Roy Haskins
Fimaistrla
Patriotic Program Rebroadcast Emphasizes New Citizens Day
A rebroadcast of the American Day program from KGNC will air at 9 p.m. on KFDA. Churches held services recognizing new citizens yesterday and civic groups marked the week with events. Mayor Joe Jenkins issued a proclamation and Boy Scouts and schools noted the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KGNC
KFDA
Joe Jenkins
Texas House Joint Resolution for continuous salary per diem
A Texas House Joint Resolution proposes an amendment to Section 24 of Article III to grant Legislature members a ten dollar per diem plus mileage for travel to the seat of government with a two dollar and fifty cent per twenty five mile rate. The measure would be voted statewide on the fourth Saturday in August 1945 with self enacting provisions upon passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Texas
Texas
A. D
Legion Post committee spurs youth essay observance
A Hanson Post American Legion committee organized an observance to engage children through essay writing on designated subjects. The committee members included A. K. Baracat as chairman Jimmy Moore Judge E C Nelson and Wayne Middleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanson Post
American Legion
A. K. Baracat
Jimmy Moore
E. C. Nelson
Wayne Middleton
Waterworks Operators Meet for Panhandle Course
Waterworks operators from Canyon Dumas Pantex Cactus Ordnance and other Panhandle points attend a city hall session tonight in the third lesson of a series on modern waterworks methods. W E Cusick of Texas A&M teaches under the college industrial extension service. The course opened May 14 and runs through May 30 with 23 operators enrolled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
W. E. Cusick
Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas
Canyon
Dumas
Pantex
Cactus Ordnance Plants
Clayton Shoppers Visit Amarillo Saturday
Mr and Mrs Roy Miller of Clayton New Mexico shopped in Amarillo Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton
Roy Miller
Clayton, N. M
Amarillo
Visitors from Plainview and ranch stopover
Visitors yesterday included Rev. L. B. Revis and Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Keeney with Omadell Keeney. Mrs. Jeannette Kingsland of 2102 Hughes spent ten days with her daughter Mrs. E. E. Watkins on the Watkins ranch near Springfield, Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainview
Rev. L. B. Revis
H. R. Keeney
Omadell Keeney
Jeannette Kingsland
Hughes
E. E. Watkins
Watkins
Springfield
Colo
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Khoury Bros
Ponce
Heryl Walker
Coes
New Dream
Deodorant
Atlely Helbs
Arrid
Bell-Thomas
G. D. Thomas
Richard Henry Lee
A. H. Meyer
Madison
Pilot Club
Gamma Lota
Beta Sigma Phi
Federation Club
First Baptist Sunbeams
Royal Ambassadors and Young Oe Association
le Roy Morton
McDaniel Studio of Music
West Nineteenth
Wildeh Brooke Morris
Tyler
Topasday
Business and Professional Women's Club
Officers Wives Club
Red Cross
Avenue D
Fourth Street
Officers Club
Thrifty Home Demonstration Club
J. F. Glover
River Drive
C I. W
Ladies In Waiting Club
R W. Jones
Amarillo Rebekah Lodge
I. O
L. E
O. Hall
Bonita
Khiva Temple
Ash TR Fine Arts Group
Trulove
Polk Street Methodist Church
Paul Shelford
Wincoln
San Jacinto
Aronson Tea Room
San Jacinto Kiwanis and Wives
Max Bullock
St. Andrew's Daughters of King
C. I. W. Sewing Club
Truman Spain
West Thirteenth
All Girls
Pall
Iar
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
ST. Mary's
Mrs. McGuire
Poplar Grove
Veterans’ Administration
Persia
Floyd V. Studer
American United Life Insurance Company
Amarillo Bldg
Amarillo, Texas
Marie Earle
Herbert
National
al Ats
Zemo
MONE
Ellis Carp
G. Palatsky
E. R. Friedman
S. N.R
Optometrists
Kryptok
Polk ST
J. M. Ray
Thomson-King
Insurance Service
Blackburn ‘Bros
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