Record Vote Is Expected for State Federation Officers
Heaviest voting in Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs history expected as 43rd annual convention concludes in Austin. Delegates from districts including West Texas back Mrs J W Walker of Plainview while supporters for Mrs O H Carlisle in Houston flag strong turnout. Other officers named include Grace Finger Vance Refugio George A Ripley Dallas Grover Johnson Wichita Falls and Ethel Foster Sterling City. Dallas hosts next session.
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Austin
Tex
Texas Federation of Women's Clubs
West Texas
J. W. Walker
Plainview
Walker
O. H. Carlisle
Houston
Board of Directors
Carlisle
Joseph M. Perkins
Eastland
Federation
Grace Finger Vance
Refugio
George A. Ripley
Dallas
Grover Johnson
Wichita Falls
Ethel Foster
Sterling City
Band Parents Plan District Meet in Amarillo
Band Parents Association discussed the district band contest to be held in Amarillo next April with about sixty bands expected to enter. The group also planned its annual December banquet and noted letters of appreciation were mailed for support. A rummage sale raised $54.33.
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Amarillo
Band Parenta Association
Amarillo High School
Association
Bright Spots in Texas Club Politics Rise or Fall
In Austin by 6 pm the Texas Federation of Women's Clubs will elect a new president from Plainview or Houston. Campaigns featured heavy strategy with letters, speeches and headlines as Evelyn Boyd campaigned for Mrs. Walker amid birthday notes and gifts. Corinne Preston, state P. E. O. organizer, visits Amarillo with a tea planned at the Burnett home. A lipstick folder debut at Cretney's Drug Store charms shoppers as store employees promote the item.
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Sammit Draper
Texas Federation of Women's Clubs
Austin
J. W. Walker
Plainview
O. H. Carlisle
Houston
P. E. O. Ogranizer
Corinne Preston
Commerce
P. E. QO. Sisterhood
Amarillo
P. E. O. Council
Preston
R. A. Burnett
Sunset Terrace
P. E. O. Sisterhood
Lubbock
Canadian
Amarillo Garden Club Elects Virs Wales Madden President
The Amarillo Garden Club elected Mrs. Wales Madden as president for 1941 during its chrysanthemum guest day luncheon at the Amarillo Country Club. The program highlighted color slide show by Mrs. Streit of the recent flower show and by Mrs. Brady’s flower photos.
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Amarillo Garden Club
Wales Madden
Amarillo Country Club
A. J. Streit
Garden Club
A. D. Steed
Dream of
Jeanie
C. D. Hoover
Calendar of club meetings and events in Amarillo
Tonight and Friday listings cover Queen Esther Club Delphin Society Federation Club Rooms Amarillo Motorcycle Club Narcissa Whitman Circle social events and party plans at various venues including Am arillo High School Forest Hill groups and the Musical Arts Conservatory. Note mentions 47 more days in the year and Christmas in 40 days.
Annual Thanksgiving Dinner for Mother Collins Class
The Mother Collins Class of San Jacinto Methodist Church held its annual Thanksgiving dinner Tuesday in the church Fellowship Hall. Guests included Rev. and Mrs. H. C. Smith and Mrs. H. P. Cochran, with Mesdames Gilbert, Tadlock, Shamblin, Miller, Hughes, Sweeney, Foster, Teaff, Galbreath, Walker, Hensley, Sullenger, Caldwell, Arden and Packard present. birthday gifts were given to Mrs. Shamblin and Mrs. Venable by Pollyanna Pals.
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Mother Collins
San Jacinto Methodist Church
H. C. Smith
H. P. Cochran
J. P. Walker
Jessie Gilbert
M. M. Tadlock
W. E. Shamblin
A. P. Miller
A. D. Hughes
A. Sweeney
E. Foster
J. F. Teaff
C. B. Galbreath
R. Hensley
Sullenger
Caldwell
Arden and
Packard
Mrs. Shamblin
Mrs. Venable
Pollyanna
Finland’s War Loss Put At One Quarter of Wealth
A wartime assessment places Finland’s total losses at about one quarter of the nation’s wealth. The figure reflects the heavy wartime costs borne by the country and signals a major economic impact.
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Finland
Common Sense Keynote of War Fashions in London Shops
London shop reports show British women adopting shorter hair, warm woolen underwear, and bright woolen dresses for winter. Uniforms and air raids drive practical hair styles and longer shelter wear, with emerald green and cherry red popular. Lingerie favors wool and silk-wool blends for warmth and resilience.
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United Press
London
Henry Kavanaugh
Selfridge’s
Macy's
Orphanage to Receive Glasses From Club Meeting
Junior Travel Study Club members voted to present water glasses to the Children's Home. The group met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Sam Clemons’s home on Arch Road. Discussion topics included New Orleans and Old Faithful. Members present included Mesdames Ballard, Carter, Clemons, Coyle, Jackson, Jacobson, LeMond, Martin, Sharp, Wingate, Houska and Miss Win wate.
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Sam Clemons
Arch Road
Betty Wingate
New Orleans
Garland Martin
H E. Jacobson
Mesdames James Ballard
Blanche Carter
Clemmons
J. C. Coyle
Aubrey Jackson
Jacobson
Ralph LeMond
Martin
W. W. Sharp
Thomas Wingate
A. C. Houska
Miss Winwate
PEO Sisterhood Schedules Friday Luncheon
Chapter 7 of the PEO Sisterhood will hold a called luncheon meeting at 12:30 Friday in the home of Mrs P. L. Reppert at 2423 Hayden Street. Assistant hostesses will be Mrs. R. F. Pixley and Mrs. Ralph Kenniston.
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P. E. O. Sisterhood
P. L. Reppert
Hayden Street
R. F. Pixley
Ralph Kenniston
Post Office Clerks' Auxiliary Reschedules Meeting Date
The Post Office Clerks' Auxiliary postpones this week’s meeting to November 26. A joint covered dish luncheon with the Letter Carriers' Auxiliary will follow at 11:30 in the Southwestern Public Service Club Rooms.
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Post Office Clerks' Auxiliary
Clerks’ Auxiliary
Southwestern Public Service Club
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