Open Lounge to Social Activities at Polk Street Church
Co-Workers Class of Polk Street Methodist Church met in Fellowship Hall for its monthly business session and luncheon. A Thanksgiving dinner was served to about 90 members. November birthdays were hostesses. Mrs. Stout led the invocation with H. W. Foster as November general chairman. The speaker’s table featured a cornucopia of fruits and vegetables, surrounded by wheat sheaves and autumn leaves. Decorating chair Mrs. J. J. Johnson and devotional by Mrs. T. W. Gilstrap. During the business part led by president Mrs. A. J. Boston, the group voted to donate $20 for care.
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Polk Street Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
Lass
Stout
H. W. Foster
J. J. Johnson
T. W. Gilstrap
A. J. Boston
WIGS 852 VERSE Ree wee-7 honored guests
The text notes honored guests Mesdames W T Butler J L Glasgow R M Rose and H L Mann. It mentions December meetings of sponsored groups within the class and the fourth floor church lounge provisioned for senior department recreation. A thanks is given to several committee members including Mrs Joe Coffee and Mrs Robert Hayes.
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W. T. Butler
J. L. Glasgow
R. M. Rose
H. L. Mann
Joe Coffee
Robert Hayes
E. D. Cas
North Amarillo Garden Club to Sell Christmas Wreaths
The North Amarillo Garden Club met in a business session at Buchanan Street Methodist Church to plan wreath making and selling Christmas wreaths from 75 cents to 1 50. Contacts for orders were given as Mrs J R Shackelford and Mrs Page. A plastic party was set for Nov 27 at 2 pm in the Kiwanis Center and a flower show tentatively planned for Jan 21 with Mrs Shackelford as chair. The group will meet again Dec 17 for a Christmas party at Mrs Shackelford’s home with Mrs B V Blackwell Jr addressing Christmas decorations.
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North Amarillo
North
Amarillo
Howard Sharp
Z. J. Graham
A. E. Mashburn
Archie Reed
J. R. Shackelford
I. F. Goodrich
George Thomas
O. D. Parker
Joe Gibson
Horace Jones
North Hayes
B. V. Blackwell, Jr
Stage Play at PTA Meeting in Sanborn
Sanborn PTA meets at 7:30 PM in the school auditorium featuring seventh graders of Mrs Windown in The Meaning of Our American Freedom with help from Mrs Bolton and Miss Rowan. Second graders present Three Billy Goats, while Dennis O Brients pupils offer rhythm numbers.
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Sanborn Parent-Teachers Association
Marticia Windown
Mary Bolton
Mable Rowan
Zora Franks
Dennis O'Brient
L. W. Mowry
Sanborn School
8. T. White
Texas Congress of Parents and Teachers
Dallas
R. N. Stewart
Sanborn
Girl Scouts
Troop 11
Fornell Speaks on International Relations at Amarillo College
Amarillo College professor Earl W. Fornell spoke to the Amarillo Branch of the American Association of University Women yesterday afternoon on International Relations. He outlined eight factors making a major power, including geography resources population technology military readiness diplomacy and alliances. Miss Sneva Headrick introduced the speaker and Mrs. H. D. Man led the event with many hostesses and guests attending.
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Earl W. Fornell
Amarillo College
Amarillo
American Association of University Women
Fornell
Sneva Headrick
Evening Book Review Group
A. T. Mays
R. B. Elliott
Charles Puckett
J. T. Muse
W. E. Routh
Auxiliary District Osteopathic Dinner and Meeting Notes
The Panhandle District Association of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons met in the IT Room at the Herring Hotel for an elk dinner hosted by Dr. Homer Thompson. Dallas physician Dr. Sam Sparks spoke as Texas Association president, after which members moved to Mrs. A. R. Granberg’s home for weaving demonstrations and a talk on the Inspiration of Thread.
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Panhandle
Banana Split Salad For Kids Snack Time
A simple kid friendly treat combines two banana halves on a lettuce leaf topped with creamed cottage cheese, a dollop of crushed pineapple, and a maraschino cherry for a playful fruit dessert.
Decorator Speaks At Chapter Meet
Adrian Cunningham of the House of Adrian spoke on home decoration at a Kappa Sigma Chapter meeting of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority held at Mrs. Ray Holbert's home. He showed drapery samples and discussed color schemes while emphasizing harmonious furnishings. The group planned Thanksgiving baskets for the needy and named blood donors for the Potter County Blood Bank. Tentative plans were set to give Christmas presents to Girls Town as a sorority project.
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Adrian Cunningham
Adrian
Kappa Sigma
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Ray Holbert
Bryan
Bob Lilly
Potter County
Girlstown
Beta Sigma Phi
Mrs Wynn Hosts Twentieth Century Culture Club
Mrs. C. H. Wynn entertained the Twentieth Century Culture Club at 2208 Crockett. Roll call was Your Blood Type. Speakers included Mrs. H. B. Jordan on Rheumatic Fever and Mrs. J. H. Nichols on Diabetes. Attendees included Mesdames Abbott, Bailey, Douglas, Hook, Jordan, Moore, Mc Reynolds, Owens, Powell, Scott, Spillar, Vanderslice, Ramsey, Barbee, and the hostess.
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H. Wynn
Crockett
Twentieth Century Culture Club
Weaving Is Program Topic Amity Club Meeting
Amity Club met at Mrs. A. R. Granberg's home on Crockett with assisting hostesses. After a brief business session led by Mrs. Ralph McCarty, history and discussion on weaving followed by demonstrations. Guests included Miss Margaret Flaherty of Denver and several club members.
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W. C. Donnell
Loretta Becker
W. E. Gensemer
Helen McNab
R. T. Price
J. E. Danner
W. F. Reid
E. E. Davis
Orai Cox
John Flaherty
Trio Division Holds Thanksgiving Dinner event at YWCA
About 90 members of Trio Division No. 300 Grand International Auxiliary Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and families attended the annual Thanksgiving dinner at the YWCA 501 Lincoln. Carl Wilson gave the invocation. Entertainment included piano solos by Rosemary Hanna and Eleanor Blohm, accordion by Wayne Hillin, plus canasta and bridge.
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Turkey
Trio Division No. 300
Grand International Auxiliary
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
YWCA
Lincoln
Carl Wilson
Lodge 299
Rosemary Hanna
Eleanor Blohm
Wayne Hillin
Local Ladies and guests listed among attendees
Mesdames L. V. Crack J. Francis Brown G. W. Gress M. F. Actor Glenn Scott L. J. Vick E. W. Cain Alfred Redwine E. H. Mann Wayne Maxfield J. H. Chandler and visitor Mrs. George Cooper attend a gathering. Also present are Mesdames J. Paul Price from Dumas J. G. Stewart from Clarendon John London John L. Witt from Groom N Hessie of Panhandle J. J. Long hagen from Claude and D. H. Cox of Hedley.
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Mesdames
L. V. Crack
J. Francis Brown
G. W. Gress
M. F
Glenn Scott
L. J. Vick
E. W. Cain
Alfred Redwine
E. H. Mann
Wayne Maxfield
J. H. Chandler
George Cooper
J. Paul Price
Dumas
J. G. Stewart
Clarendon
John London
John L. Witt
Groom
N. Hessie
Panhandle
How to Poach Eggs Perfectly on Toast
When poaching eggs start with a skillet of at least an inch of boiling salted water. Drop the eggs and reduce heat to a simmer, cooking until the whites set. Lift eggs with a perforated spoon to drain well before placing on toast.
Open Forum Club Luncheon Held at Rhodes Home
Open Forum Club members and guests gathered for an afternoon of games at Mrs. T. L. Rhodes 1302 Western, with assistant hostesses Mrs. Martha Ogles Miss Joe Johnston and Miss Lou Naylor. Members present included Mesdames Rhodes Ogles Westbay Coffee Swan Parr Hood and Misses Naylor Castleman Johnston among others. The next meeting is set for December 8 at 2 30 PM at Mrs. Grace Webster 1400 Tyler.
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Open Forum Club
T. L. Rhodes
Western
Martha Ogles
Joe Johnston
Lou Naylor
Jack Hinson
Springlake
Anna Bentley
M. P. Fields
Mable Vore
Georgia Kirkman
Mesdames T. L. Rhodes
W. D. Westbay
Velda Coffee
Reta B. Swan
George Parr
Carrie C. Hood
Grace Foreman
Jessie Castleman
Eunice Castleman
Grace Webster
Tyler
Onion juice flavor tip with salted onion slice
A simple kitchen trick suggests sprinkling salt on a fresh onion slice and scraping the salted surface to extract onion juice for brightening a salad dressing. The method emphasizes quick flavor extraction from a common allium.
Crochet Outfit Pattern 7147 for Girls 4-10
Alice Brooks offers a double crochet cap and mitten set with floral detailing. Pattern 7147 targets ages 4 to 10, with directions and a request for twenty five cents to Amarillo Globe News. Mail name address zone and pattern number to Old Chelsea Station New York.
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Amarillo Globe News
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Alice Brooks
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