Kiwani Anns Luncheon Details and New Member Welcomed
Roses in pottery bowls decorated the San Jacinto Kiwani Anns luncheon held at the Youth Center yesterday. Hostesses were Mrs. A D Nance Mrs Kenneth Kohler Dr Lucy Knollhoff and Mrs C B Galbreath. Mrs Nance led the singing of America and the flag salute. A devotional on Faith in God was given by Mrs Homer Jacobs. Mrs W W Jacobs was welcomed as a new member. President Mrs Henry Cusick led business including a games party tonight at 8 in the Youth Center. A letter from Kiwanis governor Bill Whalen congratulated the group on an achievement award in the fold division.
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San Jacinto Kiwani-Anns
A. D. Nance
Kenneth Kohler
Lucy Knollhoff
C. B. Galbreath
Nance
America
God
Homer Jacobs
W. W. Jacobs
Women's Club Guests and Members Listed by Haley
Woman's Page notes guests Miss Edith Peters Miss Judy Hardman of Quincy Ill Mrs Charles A Malsom Fort Worth and others. A long list of members follows. Luncheon hosted by Mrs M A Peters Mrs Harvey Jackson and Mrs J E Pierce on June 17 at noon at the Youth Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Haley
Edith Peters
Judy Hardman
Quincy, Ill
Charles A. Malsom
Fort Worth
Ariona Walton
W. W. Jacobs
June Walsh
Jenny Thompson
Mesdames Fist Ansley
D. W. Baker
William Beechier
E. E. Boxwell
L. G. Brady
B. R. Cole
Henry Cusick
C. B. Galbre
Britannica cites mass energy equivalence in brief note
The encyclopedia states that one kilogram of matter converted to energy would equal all U S electric power generated in about two average months.
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United States
Britannica
Tuesday Study Club Installs Officers at Tea Event
The Tuesday Study Club held an installation tea at Mrs. H. A. Hertner’s home. New officers named were President J. L. Sparks, Vice-president B. M. Holland, Secretary S. W. Hudson, Treasurer Lola Ham, Reporter Ida Blair, and Parliamentarian C. F. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Hertner
Hughes
Walton Wagner
C. W. Farr
Hertner
J. E. Hill
P. L. Bottoms
Roberta Williams
J. L. Sparks
B. M. Holland
S. W. Hudson
Lola Ham
Ida Blair
C. F. Smith
Jack Burgess
Robert Douglas
A. M. Fleming
O. A. Kennedy
C. M. Montgomery
Jess Maddox
Owen O'Neill
W. O. Stephens
Guy Slack
Boise City
Okla
R. L. Thompson
Mesdames
Robert L. Barron
B. H. Capers
Harry Hatcher
Lodge Accepts New Members at IOOF Hall
Wild Rose Lodge No. 312 to admit Mary Elizabeth Hudgins and Beulah L. Smith at a luncheon and meeting led by Mrs. Elizabeth Cable. A Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmendances event is planned for Saturday at 8 p.m. with a follow up meeting on June 3 at 2 o'clock.
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Wild Rose Lodge No
B. of R. T
IOOF
Elizabeth Cable
Mary Elizabeth Hudgins
Beulah L. Smith
Gladys Walker
Brotherhood of Railroad
Mesdames Dessie Mae Moore
Bernice Shofner
Priscilla Stover
Anna Mae Thomas
Audrey Partain
Ella Ennis
Theda Nolan
Irma Steele
Neva Shelton
Jessie Miller
Exie Knight
Lillian Clark
Dena Mae Boxwell
Ioof Hall
New Texas Federation of Women's Clubs Names Theme
Mrs. John J. Perry of Sweetwater is sworn in as president of the Texas State Federation of Women's Clubs and today announced the theme for her administration. The report notes the change in leadership and the focus outlined for the upcoming year.
Study Club Ends Year With Luncheon And New Officers
The Mes Mercs Child Study Club concluded its year with a luncheon in the Coral Room at the Capitol Hotel. Mrs. Hugh Cox installed officers including President Mrs. Percy Blackburn and Vice President Mrs. Louis Vigna. Members received yearbooks and a gift to retiring president Mrs. Jerome Stocking. A dinner dance for members and husbands is planned at Thomas Dinner House.
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Les Mercs Child Study Club
Coral
Capitol Hotel
Hugh Cox
Percy Blackburn
Louis Vigna
Victor Shango
James Sherrill
Carl Hall
Donald Smith
Jerome Stocking
Blackburn
Stocking
Club
E. M. Blackburn
J. B. Clayton
J. E. Doud
Roy Ebling
Ford Hampker
L. B. Jackson
King Kendrick
R. E. McCrary
Jim Sherrill
Fred Sullivan
Thomas
Hostess Coffee for Amoma Class at L. E. Gibbens Home
Members of the First Baptist Church's Amoma Class gathered for a morning coffee at Mrs. L. E. Gibbens home 118 Bellaire with co-hostess Mrs. Lee Williamson. The event featured a lace cloth and a roses centerpiece, a business talk led by Mrs. Tom Gilley, scripture verses recited by members, and a closing prayer by Mrs. Carter Mathews.
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Amoma
First Baptist Church
L. E. Gibbens
Bellaire
Lee Williamson
Tom Gilley
M. D. Cox
Carter Mathews
Carl Adams
G. R. Ross
S. H. Hess
Curtis Claiborne
Wilson Forister
J. D. Carlton
L. L. Jobe
W. L. Peake
W. C. Rogers
Cliff Rogers
L. H. Diggs
Local meeting set for coffee at Mrs Cox home
Next Tuesday morning at 15 o'clock the class will meet for coffee in the home of Mrs. M. D. Cox at 2600 Taylor. Attendees include Byron Vermillion Co. O. Williams W. C. Whitehead Eddie Mann Roy Mulkey and L. Z. Gibbons.
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Co. O. Williams
Byron Vermillion
W. C. Whitehead
Eddie Mann
Roy Mulkey
L. Z. Gibbons
M. D. Cox
Taylor
Needle Art Club Members Entertained at Mrs Phipps Home
Needle Art Club members were entertained yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. 8. M. Phipps, 4223 West Fifteenth. Arrangements of spring flowers adorned the event.
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Needle Art Club
Woman's Club Luncheon Planned at Amarillo Country Club
The article notes decorating and sewing for a club gathering with refreshments for Mesdames Homer Tuttle Jack Edwards Ralph Le Mond E D Hawkins and C B Pittman. The next meeting is June 3 at 2 pm at Mrs C B Pittman 804 Lamar. Mrs E W Hardin and Mrs John Barry to host the luncheon at Amarillo Country Club Thursday at 1 pm.
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Homer Tuttle
Jack Edwards
Ralph LeMond
E. D. Hawkins
C. B. Pittman
Lamar
Woman’s Club
E. W. Hardin
John Barry
Woman's Club
Amarillo Country Club
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Kuykendall
Polk
Panamas
Adele Simpson
Study Club
Perry
Federation
Milton B. Capers
Lodge
Sabo
California
Ameritex
7. Aire
PCH
Eve
Eve Adams
Persona
Kline
Amarillo, Texas
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