T E L Class Announces Friday Afternoon Meeting
The T E L class will hold a bustle ness meeting in the church classroom at 3 o clock Friday afternoon.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1941
Page
4
The T E L class will hold a bustle ness meeting in the church classroom at 3 o clock Friday afternoon.
The calendar lists many social and civic gatherings in Amarillo including Atlantida Spanish Club at the Amarillo Hotel at 7 30, Carpenters Auxiliary at Carpenter's Hall, Woodmen Circle meeting at W O W Hall, Rainbow for Girls meeting on Taylor Street, Rose Bowl Tea Room re opening, and Alpha Delta sorority on Polk Street. Friday features multiple clubs with meetings and book reviews, communion breakfast, and various sewing and social gatherings plus a tomato stuffed with hamburger recipe for budget meals.
The Amarillo week features a wave of engagements and parties for Miss Mary Miles Bivins who will wed Ernest Batson on October 25. Luncheons at Rose Bowl Tea Room and a Country Club honor spill into the social calendar, with notices of exes banquet and redecorations at the tea room.
Two national leaders of the Supreme Forest Woodmen Circle will visit Amarillo for a district convention on Oct. 8. National president Dora Alexander Talley and national secretary Mamie F.E. Long, both from Omaha, Neb., head a gathering expected to include several hundred women. The event at Woodmen of the World Hall features national officer visits, four drill team displays and a luncheon 12:30 to 1:30 at the Crystal Ballroom, Herring Hotel, with Laura F.E. Krebs as toastmaster.
The Ruth Class of the First Baptist Church held a semi annual dinner in the Blue and Gold Room of the Amarillo Hotel for installing new officers. Jewell Lane was elected president with Olga Mueller as toastmaster.
The Pierce Street Baptist Women's Missionary Society met at the church Wednesday for its annual installation of officers. Pey, J. D. Horton conducted the service. The society presented president Mrs. D. T. Pearce with the W. M. U. pin.
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