Amarillo Author Lora Lou Woods Publishes Blaze of Gold
Amarillo native and Corpus Christi resident Mrs Dever E Woods known as Miss Lora Lou to students at Amarillo High School wrote Blaze of Gold about buried treasure and ghosts. She uses the pen name Dee Woods after early schooling and bylines. She has taught thousands of local children and is often called Miss Dee by readers and colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Flynn
W. 5. Roberts
Tyler Street
Eugene Jordan
Amarillo
Amarilla
Lora
Lorelei
University of Texas
Dever E. Woods
San Antonio
Lora Lou Roberts Woods
Dee Woods
Lora Lou
Nueces County
Corpus Christi
Miss Dee
Dee
Ed Kilman
The
Houston Post
Mr. Dee
Josephine
Brown
Lulu
Corpus Christi Bay
Jessie Furman
Waldo
Hogan
Dee Weeds
Panhandle
Treasure hunt notes and names in Corpus Christi society pages
A lively profile mentions Mrs Jessie Furman and Lora Lou Dever Woods with nicknames from neighbors and students. It notes public theater writing around Blaze of Gold and Amarillo readers awaiting critiques, while friends recall Lora Lou as their former teacher and friend.
Hetrick's Orchestra To Play For SBA Banquet and Dance
The Security Benefit Association hosts a covered dish Thanksgiving banquet at the W O W Hall at 8 tonight in honor of retiring officers. Hetrick's Orchestra will provide music for dancing after the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hetrick
SBA
the Security Benefit Association
W. O. W. Hall
Beauty Kits Available For WAACs
Shopping guidance for service women and nurses aides on military posts includes compact beauty kits with nine items, vanity cases, travel luggage sets, and ready-made feminine gift sets. Suggested items feature make up, night and face creams, bath accessories, and coded themes for quick access during duty or travel, with boudoir pink sets and gift cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WAAC
USO
Past Matrons Entertained By Bonita Chapter Hostess
The Past Matrons Club of Bonita Chapter Order of the Eastern Star met at Mrs. C. C. Pangle’s home 1305 Washington Street with Mrs. R. P. George as assistant hostess and Mrs. W. A. Christian presiding. Gifts were given to Mrs. R. M. Eldred who plans to move to Oklahoma. Other attendees included M. L. Fuller, H. C. Wisner, George Stapleton, W. R. Irwin, E. H. Ascraf t, Daisy Bumpus, William Brune, S. P. McKinney, A. F. Keirsey and guest Mrs. F. C. Higgins. The Lone Star Roller Canary Bird Club meets 2:30 Tuesday at Mrs. E. R. Glass’s home 1320 Fillmore Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonita
Order of the Eastern Star
C. C. Pangle
Washington Street
R. P. George
W. A. Christian
R. M. Eldred
Oklahoma
M. L. Fuller
H. C. Wisner
Christian
George Stapleton
Lone Star Roller Canary Bird Club
E. R. Glass
Fillmore Street
Calendar of Tonight and Tuesday Club Meetings Amarillo
Rehearsal for Handel Messiah at Amarillo College of Music at 8 PM. Security Benefit banquet at W. C. W. Hall with covered dish. Tuesday events include PEO Chapter 7 at 12:30 PM, Book Review Group, San Jacinto Kiwani-Anns, Junior Business Women, Amarillo Chapter 787 OEA at 6 PM, Miracle Book Club at 8 PM, Rebekah Lodge at 8 PM, L Arguille Club at 2:30 PM, V for Victory and Pleasant Valley Christian Woman's Council meetings, PEO Sisterhood Chapter B at 12:30 PM, Open Forum Club elections at 7:30 PM, San Jacinto Methodist Ladies, rummage sale, and numerous other neighborhood group meetings in Amarillo venues.
Bazaar Day Set Sunday at Temple B nai Israel
The Sunday News Globe erred in reporting the annual bazaar hosted by the Sisterhood of Temple B nai Israel will occur Friday. The event runs all day Sunday at the temple on Taylor Street at Twenty four Avenue with chairmen listed for fish pond games, donations, fortune telling and more. The public is invited. In a past tense note, the Happy Hour Sewing Club held a cov ered dish Thanksgiving luncheon at Mrs J R Fonti's home with several ladies in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday News Globe
Temple B'nai Israel
Temple
Taylor Street
Twenty-fourth Avenue
A. Mogelson
Arangements
Ben R. Solnick
Bert Levy
J. Augustus
Felix Mandell
Arthur Bluhm
A. Raben
Isabel Raffkind
W. Herring
I. Mogelson
E. Raffkind
Happy Hour Sewing Club
J. R. Fonti
Mesdames
Rufus McDowal
Ernest Thrasher
H. M. Jensen
Lloyd Johnson
S. E. Inman
Mrs E R Glass Appointment Noted
Mrs E R Glass of 1320 Fillmore Street is listed for a 2:30 o'clock appointment.
Club Members and Meeting Arrangements Noted
Dewey Johnson Elton Wossum and two new members Mrs Geo Thrasher and Mrs Clyde Westcon join the club with the hostess. The group will meet Wednesday with Mrs McDowal at 604 Maryland Street. Curacao named for a West Indies island is made from Se ville oranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Johnson
Elton Wossum
Geo Thrasher
Clyde Westcon
McDowal
Maryland Street
West Indies
Curacao
Seville
Spain
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Lora Lee Roberts Wood
West Texas State College At
Canyon
Roberts
Boba
American Institute of Laundering
ARRID
Lousek
Enews
Grayvita
U.S.P
White & Kirk
Elizabeth Arden
Coemetics
J. W. Walker
Plainview
Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs
TFWC
Texas
PEO
W. L. Prosser
Rusk Street
Cloyce Gordon
Annin Street
Bureau of Home Economics
Department of Agriculture
Sanitone
Buchanan St
Deas
Waacs
Lone Star Club
Handel
Amarillo College of Music
C. T. Crowe
Sunset Terrace
J. M. O'Brien
G. G. Ordway
George Parr
Newcomers Club
Social Center For Girls
Lincoln Stree
San Jacinto Kiwani-Anns
Charles Copeland
Madison Street
L. G. Brady
Capitol Hotel
O. E
Miracle Book Club
North
Lincoln Street
Amarillo Rebekah Lodge
L’arguille Club
W. H. Woodlief
West
Sixteenth Avenue
Victory Club
Pleasant Valley Christian Woman's Council
P. E. O. Sisterhood
C. J. Zimmerlee
Mary Callaway
Alliene Crudgington
Open Forum Club
San Jacinto
el Martes Needle Club
R. H
Lumpkin
Buchanan Street
E. A. McAdoo
Hayden Street
Needle Club
Kirby Brown
Travis Street
Municipal Auditorium
Horace Mann School
First Baptist Mary
John Gabert
Vicks O
Lydia E. Pinkham
Craii
Iit
Wine Advisory Board
Dept. N8
San Francisco
Colonial Beauty Shop
A Polk
Office of Defense Transportation
Blackburn ‘Bros
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