Mothers Club Luncheon Hosted by Mrs Hull and Mrs Barfield
The San Diego Mothers Club held its annual Thanksgiving luncheon at Amarillo Country Club hosted by Mrs T G Hull and Mrs B Barfield with Mrs W M Hale presiding. Guest speaker Mrs Charlies M Rogers discussed "Fair Is the Morning" by Laula Grace Erdman.
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T. G. Hull
B. Barfield
Sandie Mothers Club
Amarillo Country Club
W. M. Hale
G. L. Curtis
H. W. Lynch
Laula Grace Erdman
Hale
Charlies M. Rogers
Mesdames
A. G. Attebury
Barfield
R. Bauman
Lloyd Byars
D. H. Collins
Curtis
J. A. Denton
J. H. Pleming
Mary Hudgins
Hull
E. J. Husband
E. B. Johnson
G. T. Juett
Lynch
Frank Lyman
H. L. Mandin
M. McNeil
Ray Mulkey
G. F. Protsman
P. C
Church Class Banquet at Polk Street Methodist Church
Members and guests attended a Monday evening banquet in the church fellowship hall hosted by the Co workers Class of Polk Street Methodist Church. The event featured turkey dinner, decorated long tables, and remarks from class president Mrs. R A DeFee. }
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Co-Workers
Polk Street Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
R. A. de- Fee
Neal D Cannon
T. W. Gilstrap
A. D. Steed
Mesdames Mae Humphreys
T. E Major
S. E. Ross
R. M. Ross
W. H. Thrasher
Myrtle Perry
Gistrap
W. W. Phillips
DeFee
Mesdames
J. C. Frazer
Frank Satterfield
E. L. Hart
J.S. Nugent
A. L. Timmons
Bryan Rogers
Lucyle Houser
E. W. Fields
Nita Scratcheons
Margaret Shore
W. G. Fly
W. P. McVean
Roy Roger
AAUW Group To Meet And Host Study Session
Members of the American Association of University Women graduate group plan a study meeting on December 4 at Mrs. Thomas P. Mason's home, 3202 Ong. The group gathered Tuesday at Mrs. E. B. Burgess’s home with co host Mrs. Albert Erwin. Participants included Mrs. Victor L. Rogers, Mrs. C. J. Ellison, Fred Kelly, E. C. Carver, Porter Underwood Jr., Thomas P. Mason, J. H. Tarver, Kenneth Hohlaus, and Misses Billye Lee Harmon, Fern Brannen, Doris Davis, Bonnie Bennett. Guests were Miss Maxine Ratcliff and Miss Dean Armstrong.
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American Association of University Women
Thomas P. Mason
E. B. Burgess
West Twenty-Second
Albert Erwin
Mmes
Victor L. Rogers
C. J. Ellison
Fred Kelly
E. C. Carver
Porter Underwood, Jr
J. H. Tarver
Kenneth Hohlaus
Billye Lee Harmon
Fern Brannen
Doris Davis
Bonnie Bennett
Maxine Ratcliff
Dean Armstrong
Social Calendar Tonight in Amarillo With Dances and Sessions
Tonight features the annual Thanksgiving open house dance at the Amarillo Country Club from 9:30 to 12:30 after an adult dance class at 8:30. Also listed are Women of the Plains Division sessions, posts at Wilcox Hall and W O W Hall, a Bonnye Beth Baker recital at Musical Arts Conservatory, and teen and group activities at the county club and local halls.
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Amarillo Country Club
Bonnye Beth Baker
Musical Arts Conservatory
Tyler
Abolask
Confidence in Your Four Year Old After Illness
A mother asks how to boost her daughter's social confidence after meningitis. The reply cautions against forcing personality changes and stresses consistent praise, affection, and recognizing effort to build self esteem. It notes many contented individuals avoid crowds and suggests observing the child’s temperament during formative years.
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Mrs. Street
F. G
Vivian Brown Gang Show Draws New Angles at Club
Local notes reveal Vivian Brown in care of this paper discussing new angles in the Girls Nightmare Gang Show. Flutterbump Smooth Girl Nightmare set attracts readers with Pearly Teeth Smile Frosts.
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Ruth Thompson
Dubuque
Iowa
Mary Geigerich
Vivian Brown
Helping a Child Find Comfort in Playgroups
Advice on allowing a child to choose how to play while avoiding harm. Suggest starting with one guest, then two favorites, and avoiding forcing group play. As the child enters kindergarten, the issue should settle, with emphasis on proportional parenting, fair play, and gradual social exposure. Plan healthier diets based on actual food content.
Feeding Facts for Young Children leaflet request
A chart titled Feeding Facts for Young Children by Mrs. Street offers guidance on foods for young children. To obtain a copy, readers should send 5 cents and a stamped self addressed envelope to P. O. Box 99 Station G New York 19 NY care this paper.
Sees 350 000 New Homes In Postwar Year
Chicago reports in American Builder that about 350000 new homes and 50000 new commercial structures will be built in the first postwar year. Robert H. Morris, vice president of American Builder, says the building industry will accelerate in 1946 as inventories are rebuilt and production resumes. An estimated 1600000 new structures are foreseen.
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Chicago
U.P
American Builder Magazine
Robert H. Morris
American Builder
Postwar Construction to Drive 8 Million Jobs
Morris projected a full postwar program matching dwelling units built in three years with a growing commercial sector. He estimated 8,000,000 jobs, 2,000,000 in building and 6,000,000 in production, transport and distribution of materials.
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Morris
Alva approves war memorial community building plan
City officials in Alva approved an architect’s plan for a war memorial that will serve as a community building. The project will cost between 125000 and 150000 dollars, funded by public donations and a city bond issue.
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Alva, Okla
U.P
Alva
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