Business Club Hears Talks at Capitol Hotel
The Junior Business Women's Club met at the Capitol Hotel with a pledge reading. State Rep Jack Little explained the unemployment census while Wayne Eubank spoke on famous cathedrals abroad using photos. A Thanksgiving banquet is planned for next Tuesday at 7 PM with reservations via Miss Ethel Hicks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Women's Club
Capitol Hotel
Jack Little
Wayne Eubank
Ethel Hicks
Violet Pennington
Kathryn Coleman
Lorena Austin
Mesdames Lorena Austin
Emma Belle Perryman
Marie Boswell
Jo Burns Cannon
Jensine Irby
William F. Martin
Lillian Lantrip
Bert Fletcher
Anna Kroboth
Beryldine Broaddus
Donna Clyde Wright
Dona Pursley
Kathryn Griffin
Lena Mae Brown
Allyne Whelchel
Allie Rhea Owen
Misses Beryl Richards
Dorothy Walters
Billy Ross
Virginia Wright
Anna Mary Nelson
Wilma Grounds
Doris Shore
Jessie Pittman
Jewel Jameson
Rae Bell
Clarene Norton
Ruth Rodgers
Helen McCabe
Mary Minor
Miss Wilcox to Compile History of Hanson Legion Auxiliary
Carrie Wilcox was appointed to draft a two page history of the Hanson Post Auxiliary for the state auxiliary history book prepared by Mrs. Wyatt of Houston. The group reports progress with Red Cross drives and American Education Week programs as members plan welfare efforts and district meeting attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Wilcox
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Hanson Post
Wyatt
Houston
B. G. O'Dell
Red Cross
F. Rose
Howard Blackburn
W. W. Fergus
James O. Cade
Cade
L. M. Fisher
M. L. Puller
Art McKay
America
Legion
A. Peterson
Midget Style Review Scheduled at Pleasant Valley School
A midget style review by Miss Ola Irene Hughes’s first and second graders will be held at Pleasant Valley School Friday night. Gloria June Weisenman leads opening song with a cast including Mildred Brady Peggy Jo King and Iris Louise Mixon in varied costumes. Tim Miller to accompany on piano at 7 30 pm.
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Pleasant Valley
Ola Irene Hughes
Gloria June Weisenman
Mildred Brady
Peggy Jo King
Betty Joan Barnett
Doris Jean Cookston
Iris Louise Mixon
Barry Neal Ford
Oscar Wade
Dorothy Louise Windham
Tessa Ella Williams
Eweldene Bartley
Elsie Barton
Bill Sims
Clara Nell Baucum
Dorothy Jeanne Butterfield
Betty Jean Oliver
Billy Chris Roberts
Tim Miller
Lindalie Mock
Aubrey J. Bouck
Amarillo College of Music
Billy Dick Reid
Ernest Spangler
Gene Bebout
F Eugene Vaughn
Phillip Kelly
Dorothy Jeanne Paul
Pleasant Valley Rote
Home Makers Dinner Plans Thanksgiving Gifts
The San Jacinto Baptist Church Home Makers Class met at 813 Carolina Street hosted by Mrs. R. L. Threet. Thanksgiving decorations set the scene as Mrs. J. L. Quinn led prayer and Mrs. H. Woodward led devotions. Ora West performed readings while the group voted to give a Thanksgiving basket to a needy family and a child’s gift shower. Handkerchief showers honored birthdays of Mrs. Woodward Mrs. Bessie Davis and Mrs. Threet. Attendees included Mrs. Moody Smith Miss West and many members listed by name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jacinto Baptist Church
R. L. Threet
Carolina Street
JL. Quinn
H. Woodward
Ora West
T. M. Ratliff
Woodward
Bessie Davis
Moody Smith
Miss West
J. T. Domer
N. Mullins
L. C. Portwood
O. M. Caraway
H. F E. Anderson
B. F. Fullerton
A. B. Guy
Private Duty Nurses Review Play The Wingless Victory
Private Duty Nurses met at Mrs. Leone Adams home at 88 Kentucky Street yesterday. Miss Susie Stringer and Mrs. Edna McBride assisted as hostesses. After the business meeting Mrs. Joe Shields presented an engaging review of Maxwell Anderson's Play The Wingless Victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leone Adams
Kentucky Street
Susie Stringer
Edna McBride
Joe Shields
Maxwell Anderson
P. E. O. Chapter B Holds Luncheon at Crowe Home
Chapter B of P. E. O. gathered for a luncheon at the home of Mrs. C. T. Crowe on Sunset Tuesday. Co-hostesses were Mesdames H. J. Parnell, J. M. Moore, and R. A. Burnett. Mrs. C. W. Seibel and Mrs. Pol Reppert led the educational program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. E O
C. T. Crowe
H. J. Parnell
J. M. Moore
R. A. Burnett
C. W. Seibel
Pol. Reppert
Poisoned kidneys stop getting up nights remedy
A consumer health notice promotes Cold Medal Haarlem capsules to flush poisons and correct nutrition of the bladder and kidneys. It lists symptoms such as backache cramps burning urine and tired eyes and urges taking the product as directed for relief.
Social Calendar of Amarillo Community Groups Tonight
A packed list of events across Amarillo venues includes Circle No 7 dinner at Central Presbyterian Fellowship Hall at 6 30, Beryl Needle Club at Bob Lewis home 834 A Lipscomb Street at 7 30, and Glenwood School pie supper and program at 7 30. Also on the slate are the First Christian Church Woman's Council banquet at 7, Sunnyside Home Demonstration Club Thanksgiving dinner at Masterson School at 6, and a Thanksgiving dance at Cathedral Hall at 8 with St Marys Academy juniors and seniors hosting. FRIDAY features Les Temps Club tea at 3 on Harrison Street, Twentieth Century Club guest program at 2 30, Junior Child Study Club at 2 30, Modern Study Club at 2 30, Amarillo Country Club dance 9 to midnight, and multiple PTA meetings and club luncheons including M O L First Baptist luncheon and Allison Park PTA executive board at 7 30. The day closes with Gamma Delphians at Amarillo Hotel 7 30 and Fidelis Class Thanksgiving dinner at 7 30.
Queen Esther Club Meets At Vogel Home
Queen Esther Club gathered at the home of Mrs. L. J. Vogel with Mrs. D. V. Angel assisting. After a business session led by Mrs. E. H. Ashcraft, Mrs. Mabel Spencer gave a reading. guests included several named members and the hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esther Club
L. J. Vogel
D. V. Angel
E. H. Ashcraft
Mabel Spencer
Mesdames E. FE
Goff
E. C. Singleton
Homer Tuttle
R. P. George
Catherine Gill
L. B. Baker
Paul Wolfe
Paul Wolfe. Members Present Were: Mesdames FE. H. Ashcraft, A. F. Keirsey
O. A. Kennedy
C. F. Hester
EB. O. Feierabend
W. M. Rippey
George Stapleton
P. W. Matthews
W. R. Irwin
Mary West
J. R. Offield
E. H. Christian
C. C. Pangle
Mrs Baucum Named Council Delegate by Pleasant Valley PTA
Mrs G R Baucum was elected council delegate at Pleasant Valley PTA, filling the vacancy from Mrs Fred Wendt’s resignation after her move to Lubbock. Rev Simmons of Calvary Baptist Church spoke on Cooperation of Parents and Teachers. Miss Arkie Elms room won the prize for most mothers present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baucum
G. R. Baucum
Pleasant Valley
Parent-Teacher Association
Fred Wendt
Lubbock
Simmons
Calvary Baptist Church
Arkie Elms
Ingathering To Be Held Tuesday in Amarillo
The Amarillo branch of the Needlework Guild of America will hold its annual Ingathering Tuesday with a tea at the Crystal Ballroom of the Herring Hotel. Articles gathered by directors will be displayed and later distributed to the needy through local charities. Members must contribute two or more new garments or a cash donation to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Needlework Guild of America
Herring Hotel
H. E. Smith
G. G. Ordway
C. C. Grimes
P. L. Peppert
G. E. Erlandson
W. A. Barlow
J. M. O’brien
Guild
Mesdames
A. G. Anderson
N. D. Bartlett
E. C. Britain
Everett. Carpenter
W. A. Christian
John Copp
B. Cox
Clarence G. Dempsey
D. H. Denmead
Wynona P
R. J. Parsons
H. C. Randolph
G. K. Richardson
C. K. Rogers
E. A. Ryan
C. W. Seibel
J. E. Smith
A. J. Streit
W. P. Strickland
Porter Underwood
John Ward
E. D. Warner
A. E. Wolflin
Girl Reserves
Girl Scouts and
Girls Social Center
Miss Dorothy Staley Honored With School Banquet
Miss Dorothy Staley was honored at a library staff banquet by the Senior High School librarians at the Blackstone Coffee Shop. Jean Ravey served as toastmaster as guests including Joyce Daggett and Aileen Morris attended the event featuring a black and white motif and miniature book place cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Staley
Blackstone
Jean Ravey
Joyce Daggett
Aileen Morris
Betsy Ann Bennett
Mildred Warren
Peggy Jean Baker
Pearl B. Brummett
Billy Monarch
Ruth E. Baker
Frances Ballew
Lorene Kolb
Anita Logan
Kitty Crump
Potter County Chorus Rehearses Christmas Program
The Potter County Home Demonstration Club Chorus meets in Miss Pauline Lakey's office at the courthouse Saturday at 2 PM to rehearse the Christmas program. All members urged to attend.
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Potter County
Now women forty gain figures of twenty now
Immediate weight loss opportunity offered to women forty and older with a world widely used prescription. The ad promises instant fat loss or money back and promotes the SILF formula at Dickson Drug and Fox Drug Stores with a guaranteed result.
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Dickson Drug
Fox Drug Stores
Thanksgiving luncheon delights Fidelis Class at First Baptist
The Fidelis Class was entertained with a luncheon at the First Baptist Church yesterday. Members seated included Mesdames J. L. McLaughlin C. W. Owens John G. McKenzie Naomi Thompson F. C. Mothershead A. S. Kenyon Roy Gant H. L. Watt J. E. Nolen George W. Klock C. A. Melton W. I. Dinan Grover Bishop W. A. Rice Fred H. Madison Dan Wadley J. L. Bagwell and more. Guests included Mesdames Willard Smith J. T. Howard M. J. Rusk H. B. Patterson and D. V. Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelis
First Baptist Church
Mesdames J. L. McLaughlin
C. W. Owens
John G. McKenzie
Naomi Thompson
F. C. Mothershead
A. S. Kenyon
Roy Gant
H. L. Watt
J. E. Nolen
George W. Klock
C. A. Melton
W. I. Dinan
Grover Bishop
W. A. Rice
Fred H. Madison
Dan Wadley
J. L. Bagwell
W. R. Jenkins
Ellis Wilson
E. R. Glass
Mesdames Willard Smith
J. T. Howard
M. J. Rusk
H. B. Patterson
D. V. Williams
Delta Handa Bridge Club Hosts Thanksgiving Party
Delta Handa Bridge Club met at the home of Mrs. R. Seiberling on Tuesday afternoon. Prizes went to Mesdames R. D. Barron L. Pruett and G. Armstrong. Refreshments with a Thanksgiving motif were served to members and guests. The club disbanded until after the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta’ Handa’ Bridge Club
R. Seiberling
Mesdames
R. D. Barron
L. Pruett
G. Armstrong
R. Hibbs
K. Hibbs
R. C. Barron
Bistel
Pruett
Open Forum Club buffet supper at Ogles home
Open Forum Club was entertained with an enjoyable buffet supper at the home of Mrs. J. J. Ogles Tuesday evening. Twenty members attended and a discussion of current events followed by a short business session. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Grace Foraker’s home on Dec. 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Open Forum Club
J. J. Ogles
Grace Foraker
Florida Street
Child Study Club News Meeting Set at Hughes Street
The Child Study Club will meet Friday at 3 PM with Mrs W W Hollifield and Mrs Cc G Matthews at 2000 Hughes Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child Study Club
W. W. Hollifield
G. C. Matthews
Hughes Street
Cc. G. Matthews
Mrs Hauter Hosts Twentieth Century Club Meeting
Tom Seay will be guest speaker at the Twentieth Century Club's Friday session held at 1611 Harrison Street. The meeting starts at 2 30 PM with Mrs L H Hauter hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Seay
Twentieth Century Club
L. H. Hauter
Harrison Street
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Polk
City Drug Store
Vea
Business Club
Crystal Yo Deene Tablets & Buger Refining Company
Ec Sy PY Riau Coc
Rystal
Brassiere
West
Lee
Kayser
Selmick, Mer
Miss Wilcox
Home Makers
Central Premmsaen Church
Beryl Needle Club
Bob Lewis
Lipscomb Street
Glenwood School
Woman's Council of
First Christian Church
Sunnyside Home Demonstration Club
Masterson School
Cathedral Hall
St. Mary's Academy
United Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary
American Legion Hall
Les Temps Club
L. H. Hayter
Junior Child Study Club
T. B. Daniels
Modern Study Club
Charles Clemons
Polk Street
Thornton Blanchard
Amarillo Country Club
Sam Houston P. T. A
Ernie
Pleasant Valley School
Canary Bird Club
J. F. Claybrook
Hayden Street
Allison Park
Allison School
Gamma Delphians
Amarillo Hotel
Husbands
Child Welfare Club
Elmo Platt
Prospect Street
L. V. Bentley
London Bridge Club
James Walters
Lincoln Street
Blue Bonnet Needle Club
F. E. Wood
Fairmont Street
Sans Souci Bridge Club
Roy E. Curtis
Potter County Chorus
KGNC
Mrs. Seiberling
Edwards Studio
Santa Fe Building
Ogles
Mrs. Hauter
Toreon
Lannie
Reg
U.S
Pat
White & Kirk
Amarillo Hardware CO
Polk St
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