Woman Club Elects Berthelot President For Next Year
Mrs. P. D. Berthelot was chosen president at a Wednesday morning meeting of the Federation Club. Officers elected include Mrs. Ewood Clark as vice president and Mrs. S. V. Blackwell Jr. as recording secretary, with other posts filled by Mrs. George M. Waddill Jr., Mrs. Leland Abbott, Mrs. J. M. Crain, and Mrs. Hugh Tolleson. The group also approved a $19 victory bond purchase and an $8 donation to the Red Cross for magazines for Amarillo Army Air Field and veterans hospitals. Reports highlighted the chrysanthemum show and garden club activities, with plans for Christmas contests and a coffee meeting December 12 at the Federation Club Rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. D. Berthelot
Federation Club
Ewood Clark
S. V. Blackwell Jr
George M. Waddill, Jr
Leland Abbott
J. M. Crain
Hugh Holleson
Burton C. Elliott
John Maynard
Mesdames F. R Barnes. Crain
B. F E. Walker
C. D. Hoover
Tom B. Holman
Red Cross
Amarillo Army Air Field
Veterans’ Hospitals
Davis Tudor
North Amarillo
Herbert Drug The Prescription Drug Store
Amarillo bidg venue advertises Herbert Drug offering prescriptions and pharmacy services at the local store with phone contact 2 3223 in the Amarillo Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Drug
Amarillo
Floral Club Highlights Design Talks and Chrysanthemum Display
Mrs. Waddill gave an illustrated talk on Design in Flower Arranging and discussed Vines with a brief report on mums grown this year. She displayed large mums from her yard along with two new chrysanthemum varieties, Baby and White Thread, bred by Mrs. W. C. Woodburn. The executive board met Monday at Mrs. C. E. Osgood’s home.
Miss Sahli's Birthday Dance At YWCA Honors Sara Joy
Mr and Mrs G A Sahli of 115 Arch Terrace entertained with an informal dance at the YWCA Wednesday night honoring their daughter Sara Joy. Twenty-eight couples attended with fall flowers and autumn color in the ballroom. A birthday cake centered the serving table. Assistants included Mr and Mrs L K Gilley and Mr and Mrs Forrest Barnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Sahli
Arch Terrace
Y.W.C.A
Sara Joy
Sahli
Bessie Fern Rea Honored With Surprise Sixteenth Birthday
A surprise party was given Monday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cletus Rea in Bushland for Bessie Fern Rea’s sixteenth birthday. Autumn flowers decorated the room, and a birthday cake baked by Mrs. James Walton topped the table. Guests included Bobby Ruth Moore Amarillo Lena Mae Murr Canyon Leona Rea Bushland Nancy Rea Bushland Weldon Rea Bushland Earl Rea Bushland Elton Love Lee Roy Real and Dean Real.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Fern Rea
Cletus
Rea
Bushland
James Walton
Bobby Ruth Moore
Amarillo
Lena Mae Murr
Sonny
Jnvanell
Rosie Lee Campbell
Canyon
Leona
Nancy Rea
W. L. Blassengame
Weldon
Earl Rea
Elton Love
Lee Roy
Dean Real
Mrs. Shrader Rea
Pleasant Valley HDC Members Entertained
The Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club held a Thanksgiving luncheon at Mrs. W. T. Willis’s home a 213 East Central. Miss Pauline Lakey spoke on entertaining on special occasions and demonstrated a dry heat method for cooking fowl or meat. Officers led a business session and gifts were exchanged for birthdays. The next meeting is a Christmas party on December 12 hosted by Mrs. H. J. Pankratz at 335 River Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club
W. T. Willis
East Central
Pauline Lakey
Grace Weller
Lokey
Jess Walters
P. H. Coy
H. L. Henderson
H. J. Pankratz
Johnson
Lee Williamson
Homer Davis
C. B. Knox
B. F. Tate
J. N. Loop
T. C. Pollard
E. L. Gibson
T. H. Armstrong
Harley Phillips
Jerman
Willis
Pleasant Valley P T Unit Plans Festival
The Pleasant Valley Parent-Teacher Association sponsors a Thanksgiving festival Friday at 7 pm. Students perform a program ending with crowning the school queen. Food and handiwork will be sold along with items like a blanket ham cake and a fox terrier. Principal Mr. Birchfield leads a talk on home expectations and Mrs. Rose speaks on parent expectations of teachers and curriculum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Valley
Parent- Teacher Association
Birchfield
R. M. Rose
Pauline Moore W M U Meet Tonight at First Baptist
The Pauline Moore W M U Circle of the First Baptist Church will gather at the church for a supper and program on Baptist Schools. Miss Nettie Crane leads the program, with Mrs S A Sauer giving the devotional and Mrs Alpha Akard discussing stewardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Moore
Amarillo Rummage Sale Scheduled by Mother-in-Law Club
The Amarillo Mother-in-Law Club announces a rummage sale this Saturday at 1400 Arthur Street. Donations may be arranged by calling Mrs. A. M. Flemming at 1904 Van Buren or 8549. items will be called for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Arthur
A. M. Flemming
van Buren
Weather blame shift misattributed to Twain
The line long credited to Mark Twain actually comes from Charles Dudley Warner author of My Summer in the Garden and co author of The Gilded Age. Warner is the true source of the weather quip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Twain
Charles Dudley Warner
Twain
OES Chapter Honors Grand Officers in Bonita Chapter Meeting
Bonita Chapter of the O E S honored Texas Grand Chapter grand officers at a Tuesday evening meeting. Guests included Mrs Susie Caldwell and Mrs Lydia Singleton with other dignitaries from Claude Canyon and New Mexico. A Thanksgiving message was read, a song performed, and a report on Amarillo events shared with plans to honor past matrons and patrons at the November 27 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonita
Texas Grand Chapter
Susie Caldwell
Grand Esther
Lydia Singleton
Nell Christian
Claude
Frank Phillips
Canyon
Morgan T. Jones
New Mexico
Sadie Beth Hancock
Leah Courtney
Amarillo
Hancock
Mesdames Leola Tuttle
Lorene Smith
Horace Mann P T Groups Meet in School Auditorium
A general meeting of Horace Mann Parent-Teacher Association units drew over 200 patrons Tuesday afternoon in the school auditorium. Parents toured classrooms, then enjoyed refreshments in the cafeteria. The program featured the junior high orchestra, a sixth grade operetta, and the school choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Mann
Parent- Teacher Association
Grace T. Western
Tennie Thompson
Mary Roberts
J. R. Shackleford
EF. L. Hunter
Ben Ratliff
A. W. Walker, Jr
McKinley Parent Teacher Unit Hosts Tea and Program
Members of the McKinley Parent-Teacher Unit enjoyed a tea in the school cafeteria on Tuesday afternoon followed by a program in the auditorium. Amarillo High School's W. H. Gordon spoke on Visual Aids in Education and demonstrated with two teaching films Poultry on the Farm and Percussion Instruments. A business session reported on the school carnival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
W. H. Gordon
Amarillo High School
Social Calendar Highlights Tonight and Saturday
Tonight events include Auxiliary to John B. vars Post 1475 at 8 o clock near Seventh and Taylor Glenwood PT Association at the school Jam Jar party at the YWCA building 7 o clock a piano recital by McDaniel Studio of Music at 1207 West Nineteenth and Pauline Moore Circle WMA supper and program at First Baptist Church Amarillo Mother-in-Law Club rummage sale at 1400 Arthur Saturday features Mixed bridge at Amarillo Country Club 8 o clock annual harvest formal dance by Delta Theta Chi at 501 Lincoln 8 30 o clock story hour at Amarillo Public Library 3 o clock married couples dance Downtown USC 8 30 o clock AAUW Thanksgiving dinner at Thomas Dinner House 12 30 o clock and a piano recital by Shelma Conwley at Musical Arts Conservatory 1710 Tyler 7 30 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelma Conwley
Musical Arts Conservatory
Tyler
North Amarillo Garden Club Entertained at Tea
The North Amarillo Garden Club met at Horace Mann School dining room with fall flower bouquets by the program committee. Mrs. T. D. Grider spoke on bulbs and Mrs. J. Z. Graham discussed house plants. A tea followed at Mrs. Macon Carder's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Amarillo
H. FE. Hudspeth
Glen Broaddus
Mr and Mrs White Attend Fort Worth Funeral
Mr and Mrs Tom White of 2105 Lipscomb traveled to Fort Worth to attend the funeral of his brother W. W. White. He died in Fort Worth Wednesday morning with services set for Saturday at 10 o'clock at Harveson-Cole Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom White
Lipscomb
Fort Worth
W. W. White
White
Harveson-Cole Funeral Home
Brownwood Plans Welcome For 45th Infantry Division
Brownwood officials proclaim Saturday 45th Division Day as citizens prepare to officially welcome the 45th Infantry Division tomorrow. Mayor Wendell Iris urged residents to greet the unit in a civic ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownwood
45Th Infantry Division
45Th Infantry
45Th Division
Wendell I
Canada Tops Dominion Populations in Empire
Canada with about 11 506 665 inhabitants ranks first in population among the dominions of the British Empire, reflecting its leading demographic size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Insurance Women of Amarillo Meet at Capitol Hotel
The Insurance Women of Amarillo held their November meeting at the Capitol Hotel with Mrs. Catherine Manning presiding. Guest speaker Leslie A. Partridge of Cravens Dragan spoke on aviation insurance and future growth, while attendees included Mesdames Manning and Galvin and visitors such as George F. Simmons. A fashion note highlights a new sheer organdy dickey with sequin accents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Insurance Women
Amarillo
Capitol Hotel
Catherine Manning
Marion Galvin
Federation
Fort Worth
Leslie A. Partridge
Aviation Insurance Department
Cravens, Dragan and Company
Mesdames Toka Grove
Wilma Gelbert
George F. Simmons
Mesdames Manning
Lena Hurlbut
Vina Meier
Zola Mae Gleaton
Aileen E. Riffie
Betty Anderson
Robert Roseberry
Bess Salter
Calvin
Bess Zimmerman
G. G. Black
Gwyneth Bell
Josephine Honey
Mary Gavin
Theresa Gibson
Fern Foster
Johnnie Pollen
Floy Wilson
Edna Brown
Leslie Manning
Juanita Crum
Vesta Deaton
Sarah Jane Wires
Ruth Jane Hood
First Baptist Circle Meets At Mrs Snodgrass Home
Circle No 1 of the First Baptist Church met at 1300 Taylor in the home of Mrs R 3 Snodgrass with Mrs Della King as co hostess. After the business meeting the son was led by Mrs Ben Winkle wan and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
R. 3. Snodgrass
Taylor
Della King
Ben Winklewan
Murphy North Carolina Closer to Six Capitals Than Raleigh
The town of Murphy in North Carolina lies closer to six other state capitals than to Raleigh. Nearby capitals include Atlanta Montgomery Nashville Columbia Frankfort and Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy
N. C
Raleigh
Atlanta
Montgomery
Nashville
Columbia
Frankfort
Charleston
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Berthelot
Garden Club
Ol’ Vernon Sez
Oriental Cleaners
Vernon Hancock
West Amarillo
Tennessee
John W. Darby
Roy E. Belcher
A Steffans
California
Steffen
Blackburn ‘Bros
Miss Sahli
Pleasant Valley Hdc
P-T Unit Plans Festival
Very
OES Chapter
McKinley PT
TEA
John B. Vars
W. F. W. Seventh
Glenwood PT Association
McDaniel Studio of Music
West Nineteenth
First Baptist W.M. A
Amarillo Country Club
Delta Theta Chi Sorority
W.C.A
Lincoln
Amarillo Public Library
USC
American Association of University Women
Thomas
Dickey
Mary Miner Goodwin
Polk
Vetesk’s
W. 16Th
Aunt Jenny
Holiday
First Baptist Circle
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Fred Wagner
Ligabet
Flidlenr
Elizabeth Arden
Jemima
Ivanhoe
Can
Nee c
Chuck Roast
Schilling’'S Pound
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!