Four Amarillo coeds named Bluebonnet Belle nominees
Four Amarillo women at the University of Texas named as Bluebonnet Belle nominees Anne Claire Brannen Betty Taylor Mae Jo Winn and Martha Williams. Other items note UT Christmas Dance plans December 22 and a National Federation master file effort to track women’s occupations for defense and postwar shifts.
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Bluebonnet
Amarilla
University of Texas
Bluebonnet Belle
Anne Claire Brannen
Betty Taylor
Mae Jo Winn
Martha Williams
University of Texas Panhandle Club
Bob Storseth
National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs, Inc
Federation
The Calendar of Amarillo Club Meetings Tonight
Numerous groups schedule events in Amarillo including Junior Harmony Club at 7, Boys' MacDowell Club at 7:30, Estudiar Club at 7:30, Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority banquet at 7:20, and more across Federation Club Rooms, armories, and city venues. Also listed are P T Units, Rebekah Lodge, and church and civic gatherings with times from 2 to 8 o'clock and a Thursday Primrose Chapter meeting at 9 AM.
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MacDowell Club
Federation Club
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Potter County HD Council Schedules Saturday Meeting
Potter County Home Demonstration Council moves November session to Saturday afternoon to avoid Thanksgiving conflicts. The meeting is set for 2 p.m. in Room 104 at the courthouse.
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Potter County HD Council
Potter County
Offcers of Lodge Toast Turkey Dinner in 1941
Wild Rose Lodge No. 312 Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen held a turkey dinner Friday night honoring the 1941 officers. Mrs. C. V. Sable presided as president, birthdays for Mrs. Bernice Shoffner and Mrs. Mabel Blake were celebrated with autographed keepsakes, and autumn decor highlighted the event. Other attendees included Mesdames Finn Clark Pauline Walker Audrey Partain Lillian Clark Louise Warren Gladys Walker Myrtle Matthews Ruth Cook Veda Noland Exie Knight and Pauline Thompson.
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Wild Rose Lodge
Brotherhood of Railroad
C. V. Sable
Bernice Shoffner
Mabel Blake
Mesdames
Finn Clark
Pauline Walker
Audrey Partain
Lillian Clark
Louise Warren
Gladys Walker
Myrtle Matthews
Ruth Cook
Veda Noland
Exie Knight
Pauline Thompson
Circles of Polk Street Methodist Women Meet Wednesday
Polk Street Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service will hold Circle meetings on Wednesday. Circles 1 2 4 5 6 8 9 10 11 12 7 3 gather at church parlors, homes, or classes for luncheons or discussions, with times ranging from 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. The Naomi Class of First Baptist hosted a luncheon and social with guests from Maria Class, planning Thanksgiving and Christmas events. Lilly Hundley Circle meets at 2 p.m. at 1200 Tyler Street with Claude Baptist Church guests and Miss Lilly Hundley life program.
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Polk Street
Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service
N. O. Glenn
Harrison Street
Scott
E. W. Cain
Rosemont Street
F. Crabbe
Amarillo
K. V. Young
Taylor Street
W. J. Flesher
van Buren Street
H. C. Pestor
Jackson Street
W. P. Hopkins
Naomi
First Baptist Church
Maria
A. D. Foreman, Jr
Frederick Williams
James A. Knight
D. Grantham
Karol Waxman
Hollywood
Calif
O. V. Beck
Hughes Street
Foreman
Harry Miner, Jr
Mesdames W
J W. Jones
C. E. Smith
R. Neill
Waxman
Mesdames
W. E. Konkle
D. H. Taylor
W. A. Mays
Tom E. Stanley
Gertrude Herrin
L. F. Borden
C. M. Borden
C. W. Carter
L. J. Gorman
Henry Blessing
Myrtle
W. D Robertson
Fred Wright
Henry Murphy
Irene Cogburn
Ada Duling
A. C. West
Lilly Hundley
J. L. Bagwell
First Baptist
Tyler Street
J. L. McLaughlin
Claude Baptist Church
Miss Lilly Hundley
Miss Hundley
Claude
China
Bagwell
Amarillo BPW Club Dinner Discusses War-Torn World
Amarillo Business and Professional Women's Club will host a dinner meeting at 6 30 p m tomorrow night at the Amarillo Hotel. W S Izzard will discuss Our Country in a War Torn World. Members may invite guests. Reservations by 10 a m Tuesday to Miss Johnnie Pollan 2 3978. Plates 70 cents.
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Business and Professional Woman's Club
Amarillo Hotel
W. S. Izzard
Amarillo
Johnnie Pollan
Forest Hill PTA to Meet Thursday Afternoon
The Forest Hill Parent-Teacher Association will meet Thursday at 3 30 p m in the school building. Lee Hunter principal of Horace Mann School will speak on Safeguarding School Support as part of American Education Week. Visitors are invited to tour the school during Visitors Day.
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Forest Hill
Parent - Teacher Association
Lee Hunter
Horace Mann School
Forest Hill School
Wild Rose Lodge Hosts Thanksgiving Dinner
Wild Rose Lodge No 312 will hold its annual Thanksgiving dinner at 6 30 p m Thursday evening in the 100 Hall Guests include husbands and children of members A program will precede the dinner North Highway Civic Club to meet Pleasant Valley School at 8 p m tonight Chapter AI of the P E O Sisterhood meets Tuesday at 730 p m Mrs Alfred Gosnell hostess La Costura Club meets 230 p m tomorrow at 2024 Washington Street George Washington cabinet had five departmental secretaries.
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P. E. O. Sisterhood
Alfred Gosnell
Washington Street
Primrose
The
Speakers’ Institute
Wild Rose Lodge
North Highway Club
North Highway Civic Club
Pleasant Valley
Pleb. O
P. E
Sisterhood
LA Costura Club
Lester Stone
Education Week Focus Promotes Physical Fitness in Amarillo Schools
Education Week themes run through Amarillo schools with emphasis on physical fitness and national defense. Cal Farley speaks at Central Junior High. Wolflin hosts health program. all levels participate in Armistice Day plans and PTA parade entry. Denton colleges broadcast Red Cross program on KGNC. Supt Rogers addresses Pleasant Valley PTA.
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Amarillo
National Education Association
Congress of Parents and Teachers
The
American Legion
United States Office of Education
Cal Farley
Central
Wolflin School
KGNC
Charles M. Rogers
Pleasant Valley
PTA
Cross Roads
Denton
American Red Cross
Texas Quality Network
American Education Association
Blankinships Are at Home In Amarillo
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Nelwyn Yarbrough to Earl Blankinship. They were married Oct. 12 in Lubbock with attendants Mildred Mills and Troy Marshall. The couple resides at the Badger Apartments, Amarillo, and Earl works for Shamrock Oil and Gas. A miscellaneous shower was held at Bethel Tabernacle in Amarillo.
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Nelwyn Yarbrough
H. Z. Yarbrough
North
Harrison Street
Earl Blankinship
Fuqua Blankinship
Lubbock
Mildred Mills
Troy Marshall
Amarillo
Blankinship
Badger Apartments
Shamrock Oil and Gas Company
Bethel Tabernacle
West
Fourth Avenue
Birthdays Hosted by Ken Kendrick and Dorothy Morris
Ken Kendrick celebrated his second birthday with a party at 1505 Parker Street featuring toys balloons and games followed by ice cream and cookies for a long guest list including Linda Clayton Nancy Conerly Donna Short and more. O R Morris hosted Dorothy’s seventh birthday at 723 Lincoln Avenue with refreshments for a large gathering of friends and relatives.
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Ken Kendrick
Parker Street
Peter Rabbit
Linda Margaret Clayton
Nancy Conerly
Donna Lynn Short
Edward Sasse
J. B. Summers
Jim Kay Hitch
Lance Kent Harrington
Charles Hansard
Harry Hansard
Hart Dinkins
Jimmie Cal
Glynanna Dowie
Mrs Ed Burke Honored At G G G Club Birthday Party
The G G G Club met at 1603 Taylor Street for a Thursday afternoon gathering that doubled as a surprise birthday party for Mrs Ed Burke. Prizes in games went to Mrs E S Westerfield and refreshments were served to the group. The club presented hostess Mrs Stringer a console set. next meeting set for 24038 Rule Street with Mrs Jack Thornton.
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G. G. G. Club
Jeff Stringer
Taylor Street
Ed Burke
E. S. Westerfield
Frank Bell
Henry Gossett
Gene Matthews
Jimmie Lawson
J. W. Brannum
Jack Thornton
D. Pointer
E. S
Newcomers Club Postpones Week Event
The Newcomers Club party planned for this week has been postponed until Monday. The venue will be announced. A London court fined Issy Marks 1200 and jailed two months for price gouging eggs and butter and failing to display price notices.
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London
W.pi
Issy Marks
Stepney Grocer
St. Thames
Reporter Finds Warmth in Crippled Children Show Rehearsal
A reporter attends a cold Municipal Auditorium rehearsal for the Young April play and grows absorbed as actors create vivid characters without full sets. The event raises 2211.19 dollars for the Crippled Children's Council, prompting renewed effort and community pride.
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April
Crippled Children’s Council
Feature Radio Series Opens Across Texas Schools
The Texas School of the Air announces a week of feature radio programs on the Texas Quality Network and KGNC from 1:15 to 1:30 daily. Today Tales of Sergeant York from Dallas Fort Worth opened the series on Stories Plus with future programs from Denton A&M College and the University of Texas.
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Texas School of the Air
Texas Quality Network
KGNC
York
Dallas
Fort Worth
American Junior Red Cross
Denton
Radio House
University of Texas
Texas A. & M. College
The
Overcoat Lost After Lubbock Amarillo Grid Game
The Plainsman reports a Lubbock man lost his overcoat after the Lubbock Amarillo football game. Barber shop owner W A Helton in Amarillo’s Herring Hotel found a Hemp Hill Wells labeled topcoat on Oct 25 and keeps it for the rightful owner to identify.
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W. A. Helton
Amarillo
Herring Hotel
Mr. Helton
Plainsman
Lubbock
Helton
Lubbock-Amarillo
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Fasher McCrory
Allen Early
William Bynum
Byron Gist
P. Hutchings
Daniel Ayala
Zino Francescatti
Jacques Singer
Dallas Symphony Orchestra
Fair Park Auditorium
Walter Piston
Dvorak
Singer
Columbia
England
Patricia Strauss
Stephens College Forum
Louis Philippe-Angelus
Patriot
Junior Harmony Club
Pat McClarney
Estudiar Club
A. Granberg
Crockett Street
Clyde Oherste
Alice Landergin
P. T. Association
Atlantida Spanish Club
Nellie Erhard
Fillmore Street
Sam Houston P. T
W. Hall
North Highway
Pleasant Valley School
St. Andrew's
Earl O'Keefe
Hayden Street
Bonita Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
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O. O. F. Hall
Miracle Book Club
Lincoln Street
Amarillo Rebekah Lodge
Terpsichorean Club
Lloyd Root
Amarillo College of Music
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Amarillo Country Club
J. W. Babb
Frank Wolflin
Business Women’s Circle of the
First Christian Woman's Council
Fellowship Hall
Everygreens
Stewart
Tyler
JK Aye Sons Furniture Mfers
West 7Th Ave
Lodge
Sanitone
Buchanan St
Corangres
WSCS
BPW
Forest Hill PT Association
George Washington
Blankinships
Dorothy Morris
O. R. Morris
Dorothy
Weltha Wims
Joe Bettes
Billie Marie Goetz
Dolores Goetz
Monette Simpson
Bobbie Nell Seago
Shirley Ann Dees
Shirley Collier
Don Jon Wims
Rose Anderson
Ruth Joan Chowning
Tommie Lee Bissell
Wanda Marie Lemke
Davie Lee Mitchell
Barbara Joan Bettes
Patsy Collier
Vivian Smallwood
Norman Smallwood
Oleta Wygal
Tommie Shelton
Joan Morris
Grocer
Hansel and
Gretel
California
Overcoat
ARKID
American Institute of Laundering
Santa Fe Bidg
ST. Joseph
White & Kirk's
Fuet
Vth
White & Kirk
Laura Wheeler Crochet
COPR
Roa, Needlecraft Service, Inc
Baby ‘Accessories
Amarillo Glaee Craft Dept
Eighth Avenue
New York
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