Sorority Installation Banquet for Beta Sigma Phi Pledges
The BSP chapter and Alpha Alpha pledges hosted a formal banquet at Aronson Tea Room with yellow chrysanthemum centerpieces and yellow candles. Lois Smith presided, Mary Winyard welcomed, Nola Gordon spoke for pledges, and Ina Mae Duke Juanita McGee Mozelle Bechtold Elsa Plant Nola Gordon and Bonnie Faye Bennett began pledge services. Jo Mitchell joined as a member. several members attended and a South Sea islands feeding theme featured emigrants from Asia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Smith
Mary Winyard
Nola Gordon
Louise Smith
Ina Mae Duke
Juanita McGee
Mozelle Bechtold
Elsa Plant
Bonnie Faye Bennett
Jo Mitchell
Oklahoma
Blanche Burch
Marion Gross
Fern Hudson
Helen Kenyon
Inez Lovan
Helen McCabe
Look Out for Wartime Constipation
Wartime readers are warned of constipation due to long hours, hard work, irregular meals and disrupted living. The advices emphasize drinking water and eating Kellogg's All-Bran cereal to supply bulk, correct the cause, and aid regularity. Kellogg's in Battle Creek is noted as the maker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg's
Battle Creek
WAAC Talks To Pilots At Amarillo Pilot Club Meeting
A Pilot Club meeting at the Capitol Hotel was led by Mrs Clyde Oberste with Lieut Rose Smothers of Lubbock, WAAC recruiting officer, delivering an address. The club announced a Baby Show sponsored by the group that has drawn keen interest from Amarillo mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilot Club
Capitol Hotel
Clyde Oberste
Lieut
Rose Smothers
Lubbock
WAACS
Club
Amarillo
Wartime Topics at Open Forum Club Session
The Open Forum Club met at 1304 Fillmore with Miss Jessie Castleman hosting. Members discussed conservation, a National Geographic piece on Wartime in the Pacific Northwest, and radio use by the armed forces including short wave dissemination to Allies and German stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Open Forum Club
Fillmore Street
Jessie Castleman
Mary Alice Scott
National Geographic Magazine
Pacific Northwest
Erma Rhodes
Mesdames Velda Coffee
Emily Hall
Martha Ogies
Rhodes
Reta Swan
Misses Castleman
Flossie Davis
Mary Evans
Viola Franklin
Joe Johnson
Florence Newsom
Scott
Ceremonies Announced by Gamma Kappa Beta Sigma Phi Chapter
The Gamma Kappa Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held a pledge service and Ritual of Jewels ceremony Tuesday night at Mrs. Joel R. Gibson’s home after a Capitol Hotel banquet for members and pledges. Marjorie Day presided as toastmaster. Mary Miller gave the welcome. DeLaine Williams spoke as pledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Miller
Lucille Fellers
Dana Huff
Miss Day
Ruth Evans
Jimmie Shane
Sybil Patterson
Dolly Pendleton
Evelyn Hill
Frinces Finch
Adelaide Barton
Marjorie Day
Peggy Gibson
Velma Harris
Ellenn Grundy
Marcella Fryar
Ruth Coan
Elizabeth Lilly
de Laine Williams
Sanborn PT Association Calls Meeting Friday
A called meeting of the Sanborn Parent-Teacher Association will be held in the school auditorium at 2 30 o clock Friday afternoon, said president Mrs Bill Pace. All home room representatives, officers and other members are urged to attend to discuss gasoline rationing program, school plays, and other items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanborn Parent-Teacher Association
Bill Pace
Couple Weds In Parsonage
Mrs. Lillie Lomax announces the marriage of her daughter Geraldine to Wesley Shapley. The ceremony was Oct. 29 at Rev. R. C. Snodgrass's parsonage. Attendants were Mrs. Madge McClure and Chester Vines. The couple resides at 906 Bowle Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie Lomax
South Bowyer Street
Geraldine
Wesley Shapley
Jake Shapley
Spearman
R. C. Snodgrass
First Christian Church
Madge McClure
Chester Vines
Bowle Street
Dance Friday by Amarillo Rainbow Group
Amarillo Assembly No 19 Order of the Rainbow for Girls will host a dance Friday night at Khiva Temple 312 East Fifth Avenue. Members may obtain bids by contacting Mrs Homer Tuttle. About 15,000,000 Victory Gardens were planted nationwide in 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
New Clerks Draw Soldiers at Fort Ord
W P F Schafer, manager of the main post exchange service station at Fort Ord California, reports crowds of dogfaces around the PX. To cope he has hired four girls to replace men in the staff and handle the rush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Ord
Cal
F. C. Schafer
Also Mentioned on This Page
BSP
Alpha Alpha Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Aronson Tea Room
South Sea Islands
Asia
WAAC
Open Forum
Regent's
Travel
Travel Study Club
Moon Mullins
Uncle Willie
Blondie
Fine Diamonds
Ij. T Russell
Hugh Striver
Hugh
ANCEL
MR. Soundly
Wen Ney
Lois
Clark
Nt, Inc
Cnil Youns
Donald Duck
Dona Ducks
Jane Arden
Coop
Bai
Kei
ATH
Red Ryder
Pioc
Nou Onin
Nou
Thais Curt
Bok
Sanborn PT Association
Amarillo Rainbow Group
U. S
Fillmore
Capudine
Nauwid
FISK
Southern Brokerage Ca
Mary Montgomery
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