Officers Installed at Luncheon of North Amarillo Garden Club
Mrs. Vernon Quine presided at a Tyler convention related luncheon where the club voted to collect and deliver seed packets to Will Rogers. Mrs. Joe L Harlan spoke on artistic arrangements and noted drawbacks. Guests included Mrs. Harlan and Miss Helen Mitchell. Members present listed with Vernon Quine leading plans for the year's final meeting on June 19 in Bennett Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Quine
North
Will Rogers A
J. R. Shackelford
Joel Harlan
Harlan
Helen Mitchell
Pat O'Grady
Lena Mashburn
Iris Ball
Archie Reed
H. H. Williams, Jr
F. W. McCown
R. B. Cochran
R. E. Hover
Howard Sharp
J. F. Cook
J. H. Johnson
Z. J. Graham
Bennett Hall
Women of the Moose Hold Regular Business Session
The Women of the Moose convened Monday night at Moose Hall with 30 members present. Senior regent Mrs. Mary Janet Stout led the discussion and announced an open initiation service set for May 29 at 8 o'clock in Moose Hall, inviting Moose members and their wives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Mary Janet Stout
Order of Moose
Hadacol Experience Affirms Health Gains for Al Engles
A Houston man Al D Engles retired construction worker recalls a 35 day hospital stay and severe health issues before trying Hadacol. After several bottles he reports restored vitality, better sleep, digestion and daily work performance, urging others with vitamin B niacin and iron deficiencies to try the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al D. Engles
Dennis Street
Houston
Texas
Engles
Mr. Engles
ICOL
Hadacol
The
LeBlanc Corporation
Sorosis Club Concludes Year Luncheon and Installations
Sorosis Study Club wrapped its year with a luncheon at the Amarillo Club and installation of officers led by retiring president Mrs Cronister. New officers include President Mrs J C Redus and Treasurer Mrs Ray Jeoffrey, with others serving as vice president secretary parliamentarian reporter historian and Federation representative. Attendees listed include Mesdames Cronister Harlan Jeoffrey Simmons Webb Wilson and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorosis Study Club
Amarillo Club
J. C. Redus
Roy Roper
Globe
N. L. Abraham
Ray Jeoffrey
Club
Amarillo
Mesdames P. C. Cronister
Joe Harlan
Arch Weeks
Cronister
E. E. Buchanan
Milton A. Webb
W. C. Wilson
Federation
W. B. Simmons
Mesdames Waldo Houghton
E. B. Simmons
Ivan DeMent
H. C. Winburn
L. D. Wirt
J. F. Hawkins
T. Z. Walker
C. N. Gunn
Norman Penhall
Ray L. Jeoffrey
Cecil Smith
J. S. Huffhines
J. C. Cronister
Past Presidents Barbecue Meeting in Amarillo
Past Presidents of the Assembly of the Federation of Music Clubs held a barbecue luncheon at Mrs. J. W. Sanders home 2400 Hughes with Mrs. Sam Seay presiding A round table discussion focused on supporting the Amarillo Philharmonic Orchestra Attendees included Mesdames Douglas Hudson Ferguson LoRelle Simpson Waller Jacobson Mayer Martini Hickerson McLaughlin Broadwell Higgs Burns Shields Sanders and Webb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Federation of Music Clubs
J. W. Sanders
Hughes
Sam Seay
Amarillo Philharmonic Orchestra
Robert Douglas
John Hudson
J. W. Ferguson
Jack LoRelle
J. M. Simpson, Jr
H. A. Waller
M. E. Jacobson
Ed Mayer
R. C. Martini
Vernon Hi
Colonial Dames Buffet Supper Held at Granberg Home
Colonial Dames of the Seven Teenth Century Colonel Richard Henry Lee Chapter hosted a buffet supper at Mrs. A. R. Granberg’s home at 1608 Crockett. Hostesses were Mrs. W. D. DeGrassi Mrs. A. H. Meyer Miss Cora Avery Miss Annie Laurie McDonald and Miss Grace Meyer. New member Mrs. J. W. Garman of Pampa was voted in. Next meeting set for Oct. 16 with attendees including Mesdames J. O. Curtis Thomas Currie Mary K. Harty O. Dale Smith W. B. Doheney W. C. Hubbell Miss Ruth Ann Tolbert and Miss Addie Whitcomb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Henry Lee
A. R. Granberg
Crockett
W. D. DeGrassi
A. H. Meyer
Cora Avery
Annie Laurie McDonald
Grace Meyer
J. W. Garman
Pampa
Mesdames J. O. Curtis
Thomas Currie
Mary K. Harty
O. Dale Smith
W. B
The Praying Mantis Friend to Gardener Foes to Pests
The praying mantis is harmless to humans and a friend to gardeners and farmers. It is fearless and attacks any living prey it can subdue, helping control garden pests.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Women of
Moose
al Engles
Sorosis Club
Doheney
W. C. Hubbell
Ruth Ann Tolbert
Addie Whitcomb
Southwestern
France
America
U.S.A
Irish Linen Opera
Chester Martin
Colleen Martin
Mgr
Peacock Beauty Salon
Fisk Bldg
Floyd V. Studer
American United Life [Insurance Company
Amarilio
Amarilio Texas
W. Tenth
Heath's
Dewey T. Heath
Batistes
Navy
Pink
Stripes
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