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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1945
Page
6
Community groups list a packed slate with YWCA events at 501 Lincoln, Cadet Wives club, private teen party at 501 Lincoln, piano recitals at Polk Street Methodist and Myers Music Mart, and tabled sessions from 8 to 10 pm at various venues. Thursday includes Red Cross sewing, flower arranging by Amarillo Garden Club, USO gatherings, and several club meetings across town.
The Harmony Club held its spring luncheon Monday at San Jacinto Methodist Church. Mrs. Jack Burgess directed the program with performances by Mrs. Albert Casey, Mrs. A. L. Morris, Grace Goodwin, Nellie Erhard, Wendell Henry, and Hugh Cox. The Junior Harmony Club was represented by Miss Christie Dougherty. Decorations were led by Mrs. L. V. Cradit, and a large group of active, substitute, associate, and honorary members attended, along with numerous guests and patrons.
The Amarillo Garden Club sponsors a two day flower arrangement clinic led by Inez Adrian Hamilton in the Federation Club Rooms. Sessions run 10 am to noon and 2 pm to 4 pm each day with the same instruction. Reservations contact Mrs. P. D. Berthelot at 2 2542.
Mr and Mrs W R Couch and their children Vera Mae Roberta and Cecil will leave Thursday to make their home in Lubbock. The Couches lived at 2042 Lipscomb.
Mrs C H Wood and daughter Barbara June of 3805 East Fourteenth will leave June 15 to spend the summer in Hot Springs New Mexico.
Mr and Mrs R H Lumpkin announce the marriage of their daughter Patricia to Pvt John W Caine son of Mrs Frances Caine of Cleveland Ohio The ceremony took place in Las Vegas Nevada on Friday May 11 Rev F C Lovett officiated at the Wee Kirk of the Heather The groom is stationed in Las Vegas with the Army Air Corps
Piano pupils of Elizabeth Spegal Morris will give solo and ensemble recitals Friday and Saturday at 8 15 p m in the studio 3504 Polk Summer classes begin Monday June 4 Annual awards will be presented Students appearing include Sharon Anthony Sue Beery Carolyn Brunnier Sally Ann Brooks Ann Boyd Betty Jane Cashion Della Mae Caro Donald Davis Mary Ann Dysart Sadie Marie Eldridge Helen Fosshage Donna Lea Fowlkes Dixie Hein Charmane Roberts Freddy Hancock Bette Jones Claire Johanson Carolyn Land Larry Larsen Molly Lowder Jean Moore Dorothy Peffley Ruth Posey June Ricks Carol Robberson Barbara Stockton Beverly Snell Gracie Super Jeanine Thomas Martha Whitley Paul Wilson Carole Wilson Joan Willis Nancy Westerfield Patsy Younger.
Amarillo Music Teachers Association held a luncheon at the Capitol Hotel honoring Clyde E. Whitlock, president of the State Music Teachers Association and head of the violin department at Texas Christian University. Attendees included Mrs Gladys Glenn, Mrs Cleta Holland, Robert L Barron, and several teachers and students.
A discussion on infant feeding stresses monthly pediatrician visits, and introduces an apple-based milk modifier and a maple-like table syrup. It notes vitamins in foods and supplements, advises adding orange juice and cod liver oil, and invites readers to request leaflet S-6 by mail with 5 cents.
Frank Priolo son of Mr and Mrs Charles Priolo is released by Allied forces and returns to the United States after being reported missing in action then prisoner of war He will report to El Paso and go on furlough Priolo has served since October 1941 including two years in Iceland and action in Europe as a member of the Rainbow Division He was released and returned to American lines on April 17.
Amarillo Chapter No. 787 will install officers Thursday night at 8 o clock in the Khiva Temple.
Mrs Doe Bryan will arrive this weekend from Detroit Michigan to make her home at 312 Prospect.
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