Woman's Club closes strong year with covered dish luncheon
Tuesday Study Club concluded one of its most successful years with a Federation Club Rooms luncheon. Mrs Barrier led arrangements with Mrs Keelin assisting. Mrs Noland spoke as president and H A Shaw gave the invocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
En Sa
Federation Club
D. Barrier
J. M. Keelin
W. S Noland
H. A. Shaw
Barrer
Darkies
Blackburn-Shaw
Wendell Henry
Paul Ellis
Bill’ Armstrong
Boss
Evelyn Rochester
Bob Taylor
Lindalie Mack
Brown Bird
Charles F. Smith
Barrier
Calendar of events at Amarillo venues tonight and Friday
The note lists activities: dance class at Amarillo Country Club 15 o'clock with dance at 9 30, recital of Mrs Daley's pupils in Herring Hotel 815 o'clock, Neoteus Choir at First Christian Church 7 20, Alpha Delta Sorority address 1506 West Eighth Avenue 7 30, Friday events include American Business ClubAuxiliary Aronson Tra Room, Mrs Earle Mann and Mrs Gordon Gill events, Linger Longer Sewing Club, Mrs E M Turner 1106 Western Avenue 2 30, Rid-High Bridge Club 86 Alabama Street 2, Rhumba Club 509 Polk Street 8 20, Saturday weekly benefit luncheon at the Social Center for Girls postponed to June 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neoteus Choir
First Chretian Church
Alpha Delta Sorority
Wayne Denbn
West Eighth Avenue
Velock
American Business Club
Ancheon
Aronson
Earle Mann
Mra
Gordon Gill
Beeteases
Rid-High Bridge Club
Conrad Maloney
Alabama Street
Rhumba Club
Polk Street
Birthday Party Honors Mrs Knight at Home
Mrs E Knight is honored at a birthday gathering hosted at her home on Twenty third Avenue. Guests include club members and friends with floral decor and a program segment featuring new member Mrs Harold Nichols. Mercury poisoning is cited as the oldest industrial hazard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Knight
Ayamen Meee
MT. Wilkes
Twenty-third Avenue
Jing
Mesdames Lloyd Laird
Julia Waller
Raymond Mock
W. A. Rochester
Harold Nichols
Mesdames Barrer
P. L. Bottoms
B. H Capers
Fred FB. Cornelius, Jr
W. A Glovier
Harry Hatcher
John F Hill
J. H. Hudson
Keelin
Fred H Madison
G. H. Maroney
Mrs Cooper’s Red Cross Bulletin Gains Wide Acclaim
Potter County Red Cross bulletin by Mrs Floyd Cooper earns praise from the southwestern branch which urges other chapters to copy it. The leaflet explains Red Cross welfare roles in military and naval service and outlines home service activities, loans for temporary emergencies, and coordination with social service agencies.
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Floyd Cooper
Potter County
The
Red Cross
National Organization
Cooper
Red Cross Home Service
Luncheon Hosted by Philathea Class at First Baptist
Philathea Class of First Baptist Church held a luncheon at the church. Guests included Mrs. L. D. Addison Jr and C. E. Pugh Jr along with Yvonna Sue Adams. The class will meet next Thursday at 2 30 PM with Mrs. Pruett at 1111 A West Thirteenth Avenue.
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Philathea
First Baptist Church
L. D. Addison, Jr
C. E. Pugh, Jr
Yvonna Sue Adams
Mesdames Russell Spears, Jr
H. E Knight
K. O. Gentry
Bill Bourn
Ben Pate
R. A. Taylor
J. W. Hooks
R. P. Parcells
J. D. Anderson
Edith Hammer
Ernest Parsons
T. L. Bea
Beta Sigma Phi Unit Plans Barbecue At Ellwood Park
Gamma Kappa Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority met in Ellwood Park last night to arrange a barbecue. Members present included Evelyn Hill Ellien Grundy Faye Wooley Grace Haley Lucille Fellers Gladys Britain Jean Wright Peggy Lamb and Virginia Doty.
We Women and a Rebel Coed Turned Homemaker
Ruth Millett reflects on a photo of a young couple with their newborn, noting the former Oberlin co ed who wrote 83 Reasons Why I Hate Men. She argues rebellious students often become conventional wives and mothers, and calls for faculty censorship over college papers to shield students from criticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Michigan
Oberlin College
Household Hints for Wood and Meal Ideas
Protect wooden finishes by rubbing with floor wax and buffing with a soft cloth. Crab meat salad in lemon jelly with mayonnaise makes a sprightly spring company dish. Mushrooms add savory flavor to leftovers. mix into tomato sauce and serve over rice, macaroni, or noodles.
Mrs Burrow Hosts Bridge Luncheon At West Sixteenth
Mrs Ross Burrow entertained guests at her home 800 West Sixteenth Avenue with a red and white themed three course luncheon and bridge. High score went to Mrs J T Muse, second to Mrs Leo J Wilmeth, with a prize to Mrs W M Stedham. Guests included Mesdames Starkey Stedham Parker Muse Holland Davis Cooper Rogers Russell Bourassa Wilmeth Wickham Beard Fishbeck Sullivan Bricken. Mr Burrow recently arrived from Dallas as branch manager of LeSage Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Burrow
West
Sixteenth Avenue
J. T. Muse
Leo J. Wilmeth
W. M Stedham
Mesdames R. W. Starkey
W. M. Stedham
Jackson Parker
Harry Holland
Sam A. Davis
W. A. Cooper
Jack J. Rogers
Bobby Russell
Pat. Bourassa
Wayne Wickham
L. A. Beard
J. C. Fishbeck
James Sullivan
L. Nolan Bricken
Burrow
Dallas
Sara Virginia Webb Celebrated On Seventh Birthday At Home
Sara Virginia Webb was honored on her seventh birthday with a party at her home 4002 West Third Avenue. Mack White of Muskogee Oklahoma was also named an honoree at the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Virginia Webb
West
Third Avenue
Mack White
Muskogee
Okla
Diane Southerland
Barbara Vermillion
la Vaughan Harris
Reid Roberts
James Webster
Joy Wright
Jean Wright
Patsy Masters
Jean Masters
Jeanine Patterson
Toby Dowell
Don Wood
Mary Ann Whisenant
Betty Sue Whisena
Bright Spots: School awards and dances in Amarillo
More than 100 friends attended a Santa Fe Ballroom dance hosted by Peggy Manning and others. LeWayne Stroud and Edmund Starkey won most popular and best all around for their grades at Sam Houston School. Amarillo Eastern Star plans a public officer installation at 524 1 2 Taylor Street and rug dyeing classes continue at 1311 Madison Street hosted by Mrs. Holden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Manning
Mary Martha Manning
Carol Thomson
Jane Whicker
Santa Fe
LeWayne Stroud
L. R. Stroud
Tennessee Street
Sam Houston
Edmund Starkey
Flossie Starkey
West Sixth Avenue
leWayne
Edmund
Amarillo
Order of the Eastern Star
Taylor Street
F. C. Holden
Monroe
C. D. Hoover
Madison Street
Home Demonstration Club Meets With Mrs Reasoner
Long S Home Demonstration Club met in the home of Mrs Reasoner with Bea ty, a food preservation agent, giving a talk on frozen foods and canning. She explained canned foods may be kept if kept cool and answered questions. Attendees included Mesdames Clyde Byrd E J Webb David Kruser Miss Madelyn Ingerton Miss Lokey and guest Mrs Ed Byrd of Texhoma Okla.
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Ty Home
Clyde Byrd
E. J. Webb
David Kruser
Madelyn Ingerton
Miss Lokey
Ed Byrd
Texhoma
Okla
Drill Team Rummage Sale Aids National Convention Trip
Woodmen Circle Drill Team hosts a rummage sale today through Saturday at 511 East Fourth Avenue. Proceeds support sending the group to the national convention next month.
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Woodmen Circle
East Fourth Avenue
Club Closes Year's Work At Luncheon
Junior Travel Study Club ended its season with an informal luncheon at the Rose Bowl Tea Room. A large spring flower centerpiece and corsage to president Mrs. Aubrey Jackson highlighted the gathering. attendees included Mesdames W. W. Sharp Sam Knox Jr A D Houska Gordon Gill Aubrey Jackson J Garland Martin Cecil O Brien James W Ballard Leon Krupp James Sherrill Gene Mills Vaughn Combs Ralph LeMond Earl Richards Glen W Askew and Robert A Hill Jr.
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Rose Bowl Tea Room
Aubrey Jackson
W. W. Sharp
Sam Knox, Jr
A. D. Houska
Gordon Gill
J. Garland Martin
Cecil O'Brien
James W. Ballard
Leon Krupp
James Sherrill
Gene Mills
Vaughn Combs
Ralph LeMond
Earl Richards
Glen W. Askew
Robert A. Hill, Jr
Rainbow Girls Entertained At Wiener Roast In Amarillo
Amarillo Assembly No. 19 of the Order of Rainbow for Girls honored high school graduates with a Wiener roast at Burch Hollow last night. Seniors named include Mary Jane Black Clara Jean Hallmark Betty Lamb Wanda Stevens Virginia Hess Nelle Mathews Phyllis Burnett Helen Garrett Barbara Frazier Mary Jane Houck. Other attendees listed with chaperones Mrs L J Vogel Mrs Homer Tuttle and Mrs W P Matthews.
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Amarillo
Vera Kennedy
Yvonne Stevens
Dorothy Hoover
Jean Johnson
Vera Dell McKenzie
Margaret Ann Eckel
Anna Ruth Gray
Dorothy Vogel
L. J. Vogel
Advisor
Homer Tuttle
W. P. Matthews
Ditto Couple Honored At Farewell Bridge Party
Mr and Mrs Frank Ditto were honored at a farewell bridge party hosted by Mr and Mrs R S Moss. Refreshments were served to a list of guests including Jack Pittman L B OBrien L L Pendley C E McLeroy L L Christal Buck Storrs R S Moss Mrs Ross Drake and young Lois Marie Lola Troys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ditto
R.S. Moss
Jack Pittman
L. B. O’brien
L. L. Pendley
C. E. McLeroy
L. L. Christal
Buck Storrs
R. S. Moss
Ross Drake
Lois Marie
Lola Troys
Double H Sewing Club Meets at Mrs. Ivy’s Home
Double H Sewing Club was entertained Tuesday in the home of Mrs. M. V. Ivy at 2300 Front Street. The afternoon featured quilting and refreshments for guests Mesdames L. H. Pierot, Bill Roberts, Bob Shannon, Jess Tate, F. P. Tremble, Virgil Oglesby, B. A. Cantrell, and the hostess. The group will meet next Tuesday with Mrs. Oglesby, 2220 Front Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. V. Ivy
Front Street
L. H. Pierot
Bill Roberts
Bob Shannon
Jess Tate
F. P. Tremble
Virgil Oglesby
B. A. Cantrell
Oglesby
Rug show winner to teach Friday rug class in Strasburg
Mrs. Holden, rug hooking and dyeing expert, won first prize at the 18th annual rug show in Strasburg Ohio. Those wishing to attend Friday's class should make reservations with Mrs. Hoover by calling 8130.
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Holden
Strasburg
Ohio
Hoover
Summit PT Unit Installs Officers In Amarillo School
Mrs. W. D. Westbay installed officers for the Summit P T Unit in the school auditorium. New officers include President Buford Eldredge Humphers, First Vice President Standley Blaine, Second Vice President D. E. Allen, Third Vice President T. Killian, Secretary W. A. Phillip, and Treasurer R. A. Ward. Pupils performed readings and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Westbay
Amarillo Council of Parents and Teachers
Summit P.T
Buford Eldredge Humphers
Standley Blaine
D. E. Allen
T. Killian
W. A. Phillip
R. A. Ward
Myrtle Elizabeth Robnett
Conner
Martin
W. A. Phillips
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Fred E. Cornelius, Jr
Mary C. McCall, Jr
Noland Fu
Daley
Herring Hotel
Linger Longer ‘Sewing Club
E M. Turner
Western Avenue
Social Center For Girls
Mesdames L. King
T. L. Landis
Homer Scarborough
Lida Roach
Frank Wood
Henry Neal
Wood Vaughn
Hereford
Mirick
F. W. Mize
Nichols, Noland
H. A. Snaw, Smith
W. P. Strickland
H. A. Waller
Bill Armstrong
White & Kirk
Miss Arden
Mrs. Cooper
Beta Sigma Phi
Ellwood Park
Ruth Millett
Mrs. Ross Burrow
Mrs. Burrow
Bea
Hollywoods
Helen Gahagan
M. A. Charlston
Hollywood
California
E. C. Britain
H. G. Prince
Humphers
Globe-News
Junkin
Taylor
Set
ID Beauty
Regent’s
Polk
Star Dust
Carmichael
Hoagy
Adolphe Menjou
Patsy Kelly
Carole Landis
Lloyd Nolan
Popeye
March OF Time
Jgzuitei
Rialto
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