Artists Honored At Philharmonic Season Opener
Mario Braggioti and Walter Bhaw were guest artists honored after the Municipal Auditorium concert. A reception at Mr. and Mrs. Don Harrington’s home hosted orchestra officers, board members, and their spouses. Conductor Robert Louis Barron and Rex Baxter attended, with about 59 people present. The 44 Club Dance will move to the Aviatrix Club on Friday. A service belt advertisement notes its water resistance and secure zipper pocket for travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mario Braggioti
Walter Bhaw
Philharmonic Orchestra
Municipal Auditorium
Don Harrington
Polk Street
Orchestra Association
Mesdames Harrington
Lawrence Hagy
R. W. Adams
W. W. Mercy
Arthur Ware
C. E. Weymouth
H. EF. Fuqua
Rev H H Black To Address Legion Auxiliary Meeting
Rev H H Black of Colorado City will be honor guest and main speaker at a joint American Legion and Auxiliary meeting at the Legion Home tonight. Mrs John J Robinson urges reservations for the 18th District convention at the Wellington Hotel November 21 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Black
Colorado City
American Legion and Auxiliary
Legion
John J. Robinson
Legion and Auxiliary
Wellington Hotel
Wellington
Travel Study Club Meets Wednesday At Mullins Home
The Travel Study Club will gather at 2 o clock Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. P. V. Mullins home 1311 Broadmoor Street. The note also mentions British Home Guards are being taught jiu jitsu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. V. Mullins
Broadmoor Street
P. W. Mullins
Tanksgiving Is Discussed At Amarillo Pilot Club Meeting
Amarillo Pilot Club met at the Capitol Hotel Monday night. The constitution committee, Mrs. Almira Swenson and Mrs. Faye Gordon, organized the program. Mrs. Swenson recited Tarkington’s Thanksgiving story. Mrs. Mathis, with pianist Mrs. Shields, sang Kreisler’s My Little Home of Heavenly Blue and songs He Wore a Pair of Silver Wings and White Christmas. Mrs. Gordon ended with Edgar A. Guest's Thanksgiving Prayer. Mrs. Clyde Oberste led in business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Pleasant Valley PTA notes and Education Week remarks
The Pleasant Valley Parent Teacher Association met in the school auditorium with Mrs. James M. Johnson presiding. Dorothy Butterfield played accordion and Milia Nell McCown conducted a choir. 77 members reported, and Helen Harvey was named finance chair. Superintendent Rogers spoke on Education The Bedrock of Democracy and echoed Education Week’s theme Education for Free Men. River Road Club to honor husbands with a Thanksgiving dinner at 7:30 p.m. at Mrs. R. E. Schulze’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Valley
Parent- Teacher Association
James M. Johnson
Dorothy Jean Butterfield
Marella Myers Janak
High Sierras
George A. Swn
Milianell McCown
Wavanee Martin
EB. J. Butterfield
E. B. Wesley
Helen Harvey
Sam Robertson
Charles M. Rogers
River Road Club
River Road
R. E. Schulze
River Drive
Local Club News Highlights Recurring Socials and Demos
Members of the Child Study Club hosted an annual husbands party at Mrs. F E Warren’s home with bridge afterward. Attendees included the Finnell and Turner families and numerous local residents. The Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club met for tree pruning demonstration by Pauline Lokey and welcomed new member Mrs. C L Jameson. Countywide Girls 4 H Club heard Pauline Lokey’s casserole demo and awarded Four-Hin s and Sears Victory Garden honors. Cuban fundraisers noted for China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child Study Club
F. E. Warren
Jackson Street
J. O. Turner
H. H. Finnell
Messrs. and Mesdames Finnell
D. G. Hume
B. G. Maberry
P. H. Buthker
G. C. Matthews
O. L. Johnson
A. A. Holmquest
W. L. Askew
C. B. Rittenberry
Turner, Warren
Mesdames G
McLallan
E. F. Lanham
William Pirschell
Glenn Nutt
Johnnie Price
Jack Cauley
W. D. Westbay
Pleasant Valley Club
Pauline Lokey
Potter County
Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club
H. A. Pugh
R. O. Dickson
Bryan York
H. A. Williams
N. M. Hunkapillar
E. Charles Wilson
D. J. Daniels
N. R. Reed
Floyd Bingham
J. W. Cotten, Jr
A. S. Grubbs
Miss Lokey
Mildred Fesser
Jean Harris
Nancy Gangwere
Helen Knochs
Betty Glasgow
Cynthia Glasgow
Community notices fill Amarillo schedule list
Numerous clubs and PTAs hold meetings in Amarillo venues from 2 to 9 o clock tonight and tomorrow. Events include junior and civic groups at schools and churches plus a Pearl Harbor alert update from Hawaii and naval officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Pearl Harbor
Chester W. Nimitz
Pacific Fleet
Central Pacific
Uncle Sam To Pay for Tires in Texas
Texas OPA director Mark McGee urged motorists to turn in idle passenger-type tires to Railway Express offices this week. After November 22 it will be illegal to possess more than five tires per passenger car. The nationwide rubber mileage plan relies on collecting tires for inspection, repair, and rationing to those who need them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Texas Opa
Mark McGee
Texas
OPA
Sudden Shock Fails To Cure Stuttering
In Santa Ana California 17 year old Harry Hurd attempted a self cure for his stutter by firing a shot from a light rifle near his home. He survived with a shoulder wound after a blood transfusion and was expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Ana
Calif
Harry Hurd
Harry
Canada Produces War Planes At 5000 A Year
Munitions Minister C. D. Howe told reporters at the Canadian legation that Canada is producing war planes at a rate near five thousand annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Canada
C. D. Howe
Hanson Post Plans Entertainment For Legion Meeting
The Hanson Post of the American Legion will host a special entertainment at its last meeting before gasoline rationing. Folsom D. Jackson arranged the program. Tonight's meeting also plans for Amarillo Legionnaires to attend the district convention in Wellington on November 21 22. Waldo Wright notified all members as attendance chairman.
War Cogs Form Coast Guard Women Reserve
The House completed action on a bill to establish a women's reserve in the Coast Guard named WARCOGS. The unit would place women in desk jobs within the continental United States to free officers and sailors for sea duty. The bill moves to President Roosevelt after Senate amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Coast Guard
Warcogs
Women's Auxiliary Reserve
Continental
United States
Senate
Roosevelt
Fox To Begin Prison Term
William Fox, once a leading film producer, surrendered in Philadelphia to start a year and one day sentence for conspiring to obstruct justice and defraud the United States during bankruptcy. Judge Bard refused a further delay to allow service with a camera company serving the armed forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
William Fox
United States
Jay K. Bard
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aviatrix Club
Amarillo Country Club
RuDeil’s
Paramount Theater
Gerap
Uncle Sam
Army
Aonanille Gas. Company
American Legion, Auxiliary
Child Welfare Club
C. H. Beebe
Beverly Drive
P.T
Pleasant Valley Unit
ST. Mary's
MNIT
St. Mary's Academy
China
Handel
Amarillo College of Music
USO
American Association of University Women
H. L. Finch
Washington Street
Summit Parent-Teacher Association
Capitol Hotel
Amarillo Chater
Taylor Street
American Legion _ and Auxiliary, Legion Hall
Harrison Street
Miracle Book Club
North
Lincoln Street
Amarillo Rebekah Lodge
Dwight Morrow Parent-Teacher Association
Martin Snyder
Rosemont Street
Sigma Iota Chi Sorority
Shirley Cline
Jefferson Street
Federation
Alpha Alpha Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Polk *Street
Methodist Wesleyan Guild
San Jacinto Methodist
First Baptist
M. Av
Polk Street Methodist
W. B.C
Red de Scott
G. W. Herron
Fillmore Street
John Vetesk
Monroe Street
A. C. Aings
Tyler Street
H. B. Fain
Lipscomb Street
J. Ray
J. Harry Brown
C. P. Elliott
J. F. Manning
E. D. McCullough
Pierce Street Baptist Women's Missionary Society
Charles L. Langston
West
Nineteenth Avenue
W. T. Willis
Woman's Council
J. B. Winkleman
J. L. Hardy
V. AL. Hickerson
Hayden Street
E. M. Frost
Fairmont Street
Harry Dumbell
West Twentieth Avenue
Happy Hour Sewing Club
Dewey Johnson
Roberts Street
Texas Graduate Nurses Association
G. T. Moore
L. T. D. Club
W. T. McClain
East Twelfth Avenue
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ritz
Nabisco National Biscuit Company
Hanson
Fox
W. Sixth
Women At Work
White & Kirk
Tre
Globe-News
Our Boys
Panhandle Plains
Bill Jones
Howdy
Globe News
Amarillo Globe-News
Amarillo, Texas
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