Las Amigas Club Luncheon in Celebration of Year End
The Las Amigas Club held its final meeting of the year with a luncheon at Mrs. F. E. Ingham’s home on Madison Street. Mrs. A. L. Timmons led installation of officers including Mae Humphrey as president and E. E. Boxwell as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Amigas Club
F. E. Ingham
Madison Street
A. L. Timmons
Mae Humphrey
E. E. Boxwell
R. L. Timmons
B. H. Collins
Timmons
Jay Laverty
H. B. Fain
Mesdames Boxwell
Collins
C. W. Farr
Humphrey
Herman Kerr
Laverty
Rankin Russell
Fain
Albert Fryar
Simmons
C. M. Tyler
Amarillo
Amarillo Mother-In-Law Club
Henry Cusick
Social Calendar Tonight and Wednesday in Amarillo
Community groups list meetings for tonight and Wednesday across Amarillo. Clubs include Bonita Chapter O B 8 at 50444 Taylor Street, Amarillo Rebekah Lodge, Nu Phi Mu Sorority, Y W A, Business and Professional Women's Club, San Jacinto Kiwani Anns, River Road Home Demonstration, Junior Child Study Club, Aronson Tea Room events, and many church and youth activities with times from 7 30 to 8 30 p m.
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Aronson Tea Room
Harrison Street
Thrifty HD Club Meets at Handley Home
Thrifty Home Demonstration Club members met Monday afternoon at Mrs. F. S. Handley 202 Angelus Drive with Mrs. G. T Burnett as co host. Plans for a new day room at Amarillo Army Air Field were discussed and a reading by Mrs. G R Baucum was given.
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Thrifty Home Demonstration Club
F. S. Handley
Angelus Drive
G. T Burnett
Amarillo Army Air Field
G. R. Baucum
Vernice Cook
G. W. McKee
L. L. Rowley
F. L. Hackley
Lt Cora Lee Morrow Returns to Amarillo Recruiting Station
Lt Cora Lee Morrow returned to the Amarillo Army Recruiting Sub Station last night after a weekend trip to Fort Sill Oklahoma.
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Cora Lee Morrow
Amarillo
Fort Sill
Okla
A Healthy Mouth and Teedh
A request for a health pamphlet titled A Healthy Mouth and Teedh by sending five cents to the newspaper at P. O. Box 99, Station G, New York NY.
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P. O
New York
N. Y
Crowley and Schwitalla Lead Association Officers
Crowley, foreign economic administrator, and Rev. Alphonse M. Schwitalla, J. The association's president, are identified as leading figures in the organization.
Harmony Club Luncheon Draws Eighty-Eight Guests
Harmony Club held its annual spring luncheon in Fellowship Hall at First Presbyterian Church with eighty eight members and guests attending noon yesterday. Toast mistress Fairman Dee led a program including invocations, group songs, violin and vocal solos, and several piano and organ pieces.
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First Presbyterian Woman‘s Council
Harmony Club
Fellowship Hall
First Presbyterian Church
Fairman Dee
J. E. Griggs
Schubert
Virginia Vogel
Robert Wilson
Wood
Clark Dye
Hamilton
Harshelene Journey
W. H. McKirahan
L. v. Cradit
Ruth Griffin
C. W. Seible
Lennis Shane
Charles Underwood
Roy Wneyard
C. T. Crowe
N. D. Bartlett
W. H. Gordon
Ruth Deizell
Kate Boyles
Bechtel
Dee Hamilton
W. W. McIlroy
Wendell Henry
A. L. Morris
J. M. Simpson
H. N. Wheeler
W. D. Campbell
C. S. Lambie
W. F. Lampe
R. O. Lehman
D. R. Coleman
O. E. Broom
C. G.sinson
F. W. Mize
Sam Nutting
J. L. Southern
A. D. Steed
R. L. Thompson
L. J. Vogel
Miss Virgina Vogel
R. T. Weills
R. B. Wingate
R. P. McAlpine
E. F. Lanham
Hurshelene Journey
Pat Bierne
J. Baker
R. L. Barron
E. A. Paschal
R. Harriman
W. Zimmerlee
Guy McSwain
Harry Holland
Mabel Holland
J. Daniels
L. D. Carruth
FE. G. Hamlett
W. Moore
John Thompson
R. L. Emmett
Paul Rose
nurseries provided for federal workers in Washington
Amarillo mothers may accept jobs in Washington and know their children will receive government care. Lt. Rothman and Lt. Murphy of the War Department said they are recruiting typists and clerks at the Employment Service office. Starting salaries range from 146 to 164 dollars monthly with nursery centers, trained teachers, and meals provided. care fees depend on family income.
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Amarillo
Washington
D. C
Uncle Sam
Sam
Larry Rothman
Arthur Murphy
War Department
Employment Service
West Seventh Avenue
C and H Sugar Cuts Boxboard Use in Cartons
By shaving one one hundredth of an inch from carton thickness the C and H Sugar Co plans to save over half a million pounds of boxboard this year. The change preserves carton contents while reducing ink and printing plate material and manpower. In a time of pulp wood shortage the saving is deemed crucial for war supply shipments. HERE FROM WILDORADO Sidney R Sharp and Roderick J Sharp of Wildorado did business in Amarillo yesterday afternoon.
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C and H
Canal
Wildorado
Sidney R. Sharp
Roderick J. Sharp
Amarillo
About Your Baby and its Foot Development by Lerrice Street
A column urges gentle care of infants feet to avoid deformities. Do not bind or constrain. allow natural movement from infancy through early walking. As children grow, ankles and feet benefit from flexible shoes and proper supervision, plus medical advice for any deformities. Strong feet support overall health and posture.
Trial of Vernon Jenkins on their charge opens
Vernon Jenkins faced theft of a tool kit in 47th district court this morning under Judge Henry Bishop. A jury was selected from 17 regular jurors plus sufficient special jurors. others were excused or absent due to illness or other reasons.
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Vernon Jenkins
47Th District Court
Henry 8. Bishop
St. Anthony's Officials Attend St. Louis Conference
Sister Thaddeus mother superior at St. Anthony's Hospital and Miss Mary Cornelia a laboratory technician attend the twenty-ninth annual wartime conference of the Catholic Hospital Association of the United States and Canada in St. Louis. The meeting runs through Friday with Leo T. among the principal speakers.
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Thaddeus
St. Anthony's Hospital
Mary Cornelia
St. Louis
Catholic Hospital Association
United States
Canada
Leo T
Deer Makes Second Try At Seeing World By Train
Game Warden Jim Maggard recalls a deer that escaped Pinkney Packing Company corral and rode to Fort Worth on a train platform. The animal had previously eluded capture a year ago and was sent to the zoo before it was learned to belong to Pinkney Packing.
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Jim Maggard
Fred Miller
Pinkney Packing Company
Fort Worth
Denver
Santa Fe Roundhouse
Maggard
Pink
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bonita
O. B
Taylor Street
Amarillo Rebekah Lodge
Red Cross Sewing Room
Nu Phi Mu Sorority
Y. W
Business and Professional Women's Club
Amarillo High School
Eee
Federation
San Jacinto Kiwani- Anns
Eldon Beer
West
Eighth Avenue
River Road
W. S. Layton
Palo Duro Assembly
Order of Rainbow For Girls
West Tenth Avenue
Gamma Kappa
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
First Christian
Woman's Council Circle
E F. Lanham
Hayden Street
Little Flower Mission Guild
Joan Dyer
Bonham Street
Ellwood Park
St. Andrew's Episcopal Woman's Auxiliary
Buchanan Street
Bennett Hall
Thrifty HD Club
Handley Home
Marie Earle
Herbert Drug
Dixie
White & Kirk
Amarbrillo
Lieutenant Morrow
R. B. Bechtel
F. M. McLaughlin
W. L. Hickerson
H. L. Briggs
Watson B. Hamilton, Jr
Jerome Stocking
Sugar Company
Globe News
Warsaw
Grace Morrow
S. Hayes
Lerrice Street
Southwestern Stationery and Bank Supply
Panhandle
New Mexico
Bank and County
Polk Street
St. Anthony's
Khoury Bros
Amarillo Ice CO
2Nd
Monroe
Acy
Maxor
Fisk Building
Folger's Coffee
Folger’s
Folger
Australia
E. B. Raber
Baton Rouge
Down Under
Kansas City
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