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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1943

Page

8

Junior Child Study Club closes season with luncheon

The Junior Child Study Club met Tuesday at Mrs. Madson's Dining Room for the season ender and luncheon. Mrs. Earle Christian and Mrs. Jack Vincent led arrangements and program with vocal and violin solos, award of gifts, and installation of officers led by Mrs. Williams.

Lidia Christian John Williams Williams John Cavin Frank Lidle T. A. Cox R. H. Routh W. A. Carter A. D. Atkins

Calendar Events Across Amarillo Tonight and Thursday

A crowded schedule lists Gamma Kappa Beta Sigma Phi at Federation Club Rooms at 7:30, USO Girls debut at Downtown USO at 7:30, and Company A Victory Command dance at USO Auditorium 8:30. Recitals, clubs, and meetings fill churches, schools, and homes with events from 2:30 to 8:30 tonight and Thursday across city venues.

Victory Command Uso

Bright Spots and Parties Precede Nuptials for Miss Genie Harrison

Miss Genie Harrison, bride elect of Donal N Stephenson, is honored this week with a series of pre nuptial parties hosted by Mrs James Farrell and Miss Barbara Scott at Miss Scotts home and at Mrs Fancher Upshaw Jr today with another event planned tomorrow. Also, Miss Marcella Rogers hosted a surprise birthday luncheon for Jane Whicker and Dorothy Wagoner at Mrs Madsens Dining Room with guests including Misses Nancy Brint and Emalee Prichard. Victory gardening warns aphids threaten leafy vegetables and peas, with nicotine soap spray recommended to control the pests.

Genie Harrison Donal N. Stephenson James Farrell Barbara Scott Miss Scott Fancher Upshaw, Jr Marcella Rogers Jesse A. Rogers West Eleventh Avenue Jane Whicker Dorothy Wagoner

Garden Party Hosts 200 PEO Members at Adams Home

About two hundred P. E. O. Sisterhood members from four local chapters gathered at Mrs. R. W. Adams home, 2214 Hayden Street, for a garden party. Host committee included Mrs. Tom Aldridge. Guests signed a guest book, punch was served, and a program featured violin, piano, and vocal numbers led by Dean F. D. Jackson of Amarillo College.

P. E. O. Sisterhood R. W. Adams Hayden Street Adams Tom Aldridge May Peterson Thompson L. V. Cradit

Amarilloan Sings at Trinity University Recital

Miss Ernestine Mercer of Amarillo presented a junior voice recital at Trinity University in San Antonio honoring the senior class. The three year student of Alton Clay Pierce performed with pianist Miss Mollie Johnson and Robert Marvel of the Trinity Music Faculty supporting.

San Antonio Trinity University Ernestine Mercer Amarillo Miss Mercer Alton Clay Pierce Mollie Johnson Joseph Bentonelli Metropolitan Opera Company of New York Oklahoma

Girl Scouts Expand Summer Camp at Camp Kiwanis

Demand for spots at Camp Kiwanis in Amarillo led to a one week extension this summer. The July 18 25 session hosts out of town girls while over 150 locals have registered. Miss Ida Mae McClure says focus is on resourcefulness in home arts with swimming as the main sport. The camp runs June 6 and marks its twelfth season as Community Chest backs expansion efforts.

Kiwanis Amarillo Ida Mae McClure Community Chest

USO Games Hostesses Meet Tonight at Downtown Club

The newly organized USO game hostess group will meet at the Downtown USO tonight at 7:30 for instruction then group games. Soldiers who don’t dance can enjoy ping pong pool and table games plus folk dancing. Refreshments served. More girls aged 18 to 30 are needed to join, drop in with references.

USO Elizabeth Payne

Bridge Games Cc J W Group Meeting Tomorrow

The C I W Bridge Group will meet at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. E P Shelton, 10089 Monroe Street. The U Deal Em Club yesterday at 712 West Tenth Avenue saw high score by Mrs Floyd Jones and second high by Mrs Charles Mellor with Nora Beer getting consolation.

Cc. J. W C. I. W. Bridge Group E. P. Shelton Monroe Street C. B. Galbreath West Tenth Avenue Floyd Jones Charles Mellor Nora Beer Mesdames E. M. Benesch R. M. Lynch Harry Milholland Jack Pittman Maryland Street Milholland Pittman Beryl Club Beryl Needle Club J. T. Brown South Williams Street

Sewing Clubs Feature Seasonal Gatherings and Installations

Las Amigas Club closed its season with a covered dish luncheon at 3000 Hayden Street. Officers were installed with gifts and a birthday group received towels. new president Mrs. Bessie Simmons led. Other clubs and meetings are set at 818 South Williams Street and 306 North Johnson Street, with a social at First Baptist Church on Polk Street.

LAS Amigas Club H. B. Fain Hayden Street Jay Laverty A. L. Timmons Bessie Simmons Poliyanna Friends

Recitals by Crudgington and Holland Pupils at Local Church

Leta Crudgington will present her pupils in piano recital Thursday and Friday at First Christian Church and Myer's Music Mart. A list of young performers and a second program by Cleta Linda Holland at 8 p m tonight with piano and violin pieces follows.

Cleta Pu Linda Holland First Christian Church Leta Crudgington Frances Armstrong Newman Boxwill Barbara Boxwell Mary E. Brisco Bob Briggs Carol Chaney Bobbye Covey Joyce Duffy Barabara Duffy Betty Elliott Patsy Frost Ayne Floyd Jennie Bess George Bette Hickerson Ronnie Roy Hanna Nina Jones Archie Kautz Jimmie L. Lewis la- Nelle Merrick Dalphine Martin Kemper McCue Patsy Moore Jo Ann Pierce

Bal lard's Snow Liniment Ad Snap

To help relieve sprains and bruises and tired sore muscles from exercise or cold weather apply Ballard's Snow Liniment and rub gently. The comfort it affords will please you. Cretney Drug Store.

Ballard Cretney Drug Store

Epsilon Sigma Alpha Chapter Installs New Officers

Amarillo Alpha Beta Chapter meets in Federation Club Rooms for final session of the season and elects Frances Singleton president Betty B Elliott vice president Rhea Emery recording secretary Mary Childs corresponding secretary Elsie H Stennis treasurer Margie Kelln reporter Mrs Al Whitaker educational director. Plan summer socials and appoint Ruth Hein Frances Fairey Verna Mae Swank Rhea Emery Margie Kelln as coordinators.

Amarillo Alpha Beta Chapter Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority Federation Club Mary Ella Davis Ellen Ruth Colwell Gladys Czerner Frances Singleton Betty B Elliott Rhea Emery Mary Childs Elsie H. Stennis Margie Kelln al Whitaker Betty B Elliotte Eloise Hill Ruth Hein Frances Fairey Verna Mae Swank Mary Frances Akard Emma Colwell Anne Stuckly

Local Names Listed in Public Notice Invite

Public notice lists residents including Stoneman Billie Burton Shepherd Marilyn Small Joe Saunders Ann Watkins Verna Jean Wilcox Myrna Belle West Jo Carolyn Wallis Es telle Wilcox Beryl West and Joyce Wright inviting community members to participate.

Davies Buying Russian Ikons in Moscow

Joseph E Davies, in Moscow as Roosevelt envoy, buys rare Russian ikons for his art collection. Prices are rising as the antiquities grow scarcer with reported payments from 5 000 to 50 000 rubles per piece. The ruble’s real purchasing power is unclear due to no free market.

Moscow Joseph E. Davies Roosevelt Davies

Baltimore Bus Strike Voted

Baltimore transit workers affiliated with the American Federation of Labor voted to strike starting at 4 AM tomorrow. Union leaders say the walkout could halt about 80 percent of wartime Baltimore transportation, already strained by gasoline shortages.

Baltimore American Federation of Labor Baltimore Transit Company

Federal Attorney Examination Opened To Extra Applicants

The Board of Legal Examiners of the U S Civil Service Commission expanded the federal attorney exam dated June 12 to four additional groups. Local civil service secretary H M Timmons announced the change which opens positions from 1800 to 3200 dollars for qualified attorneys and law graduates not able to take the 1942 exam. Applications must reach Washington by May 31. obtain blanks from Mr. Timmons in room 21, post office building.

Board of Legal Examiners U. S. Civil Service Commission H. M. Timmons Civil Service Limi War Relocation Authority Washington Timmons Post Office

Price of Scrap Rubber Slashed by Government

Secretary of Commerce Jones announced a $10 per ton cut in government purchase price for tires and scrap rubber. The Rubber Reserve Company will reduce F O B price from $25 to $15 per ton, effective immediately, with inner tubes and tread buffings paid at six cents per pound and $25 per ton.

Washington Jones Rubber Reserve Company Jeffers

Use of Negro Welders Provokes Shipyard Riot at Mobile

Mobile, May 26. Racial disorder at the shipyard led to 7,000 Negro workers being sent home. Three companies of the state troopers patrolled the city as the disturbance intensified.

Mobile Ala

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