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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1943
Page
4
A series of pre nuptial events honors Miss Margaret Farwell who will wed Otto Woman's Page Payne Jr. on Saturday. Miss Billie Ritter hosted a spinster dinner at 2604 Hughes Street with blue and white decor and a bride's book for the honoree. Attendees included Miss Peggy Stack, Margaret Dowse, Sis Vernon, Rosalie Moore, the honoree and hostess.
Tonight events include A A A W Surgical Bandage Group and Red Cross at Bowing Rooms at 7:30. Na Phi Mu at W C A Club Rooms 7 45. O8 barn dance at W C A gym 8 30. Bonita Chapter BE S 504% Taylor Street 7 30. Page Eight Amarillo Globe lists numerous clubs and gatherings through Wednesday with Harmony Club meeting and W S C S circle events plus USO dances and school activities.
The Victory Command Council formed from company delegates met to map plans. Officers elected were president Miss Broaddus vice president Miss Watkins and secretary Miss Earp. Representatives will hold company meetings to include all members in planning activities. Dorothy Dunlap edits the V C Chatter.
Maj. Sidney Kring Amarillo Army Field and Capt. Carl Voeguin aided a series. Talks on Styles for Dancing Partners were given by store representatives Cline McDavid Altman Kline Gordon White Kirk and Ouida Talley. Victory Command members included Ann Grady Dorothy Jones Cozette Morris Wilma Suges.
A public notice includes the names Juanita Sykora Marilyn Tiff Jean Wright Patsy Rodrigues Vivian Clay Hazle Gibson Evelyn Broad dus Ginger Earp Melba Turner and Aubra Smith among individuals listed in the document.
The Herbert Drug Prescription Drug Store in Amarillo is listed with phone contact 2 3221 and operates as a local pharmacy for prescriptions.
A new Ladies' Society was formed at a joint meeting of the Santa Fe Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engine Men and their wives. Mrs. A Shackleford of Texas Lodge 100 Dallas presided for the installation with officers including Mrs. Bula Faye West as president and Mrs. Gertrude Elliott as past president. A short instruction course followed and additional members joined.
The First Baptist Philothea class met Monday for a Thanksgiving luncheon at the church. Mrs. Parcells gave the vocation, Mrs. Parsons led the business meeting, and Mrs. Crouch delivered a devotional. Fourteen members attended and plans were made to deliver a food basket to a needy family.
All members of the Amarillo Country Club are invited to the annual Thanksgiving dance on Thursday night. Members may bring non-member friends without charge. The Music Makers will provide music for dancing.
The public is invited to a luncheon at the Rose Bowl Tea Room tomorrow. The menu features baked ham glazed carrots Harvard beets cabbage and pineapple salad plus dessert and drink. Reservations by telephoning Mrs Pred Flye at 20575.
Enthusiastic members and guests attended the AAUW Tea at the Feder ation Club Rooms followed by an auditorium address by Russell L. Dicks, a noted personal counseling figure. Participants included H. C. McNew, R. L. Hulett, Lewis Nordyke, Jack son Hon, D. L. Brooks, J. T. Glover, D. C. Boyd, J. M. Sanford, A. B. Martin, and many others.
An advert advises fat women they may slim down without harsh diets if thyroid issues are involved. It recommends sensible eating and Marmola tablets per package guidance, cautions Marmola is not a cure all, and urges consulting a physician if unsure. It claims Druggists have sold over twenty million packages in thirty years.
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