Diocesan Catholic Women hold eighth annual convention in Amarillo
The Diocesan Council of Catholic Women marked its eighth annual convention with a high mass luncheon at Cathedral Hall attended by 135. Bishop Lawrence J. FitzSimon Msgr. John Steinlage Rev. T. J. Drury and Mrs. Thomas Garrison spoke at the Amarillo Country Club banquet for 165 guests. A 12 piece string orchestra provided music and officers were introduced as tables featured scarlet gladioli and white candles. The note on superstition about the number four being unlucky in Japan closes the piece.
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Diocesan Council of Catholic Women
Cathedral Hall
H. L. McMinn
Amarillo Country Club
Lawrence J. FitzSimon
Thomas Garrison
Diocesan Council
Denver, Colo
Msgr
John Steinlage
T. J. Drury
Steinlage
Garrison
Drury
Bottoms
Amarillo
Barcel Your Figure Restore Youthful Curves
Weight loss device claims quick slim down with no strenuous exercise or diet. Advertising promises easy use and a money back guarantee if the first bottle fails to show results. Contains no harmful substances and urges return of empty bottle for refund.
Philharmonic Music Club Hosts Tea at Amarillo Country Club
The Philharmonic Music Club hosted 130 attendees at a tea at Amarillo Country Club. Members performed with guest artists including Mrs. Bruckner, Mrs. Southern, Mrs. Beirne, Mrs. Bluhm, and Mrs. Heath. Grace Goodwin also sang, tea service was by Mesdames Seay and Delzell, and executive board members served as hostesses.
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Philharmonic Music Club
Amarillo Country Club
B. M. Bruckner
Curran
J. L. Southern
Piper of Love
Carew
P. C
Beirne
Chopin
Arthur Bluhm
Kilmer
Grace Goodwin
Jewell
Faust
J. F. Heath
Wood
Red Cross Director Speaks to DAR Chapter in Amarillo
Leonard Trace assistant Red Cross field director at Amarillo Army Air Field spoke to the Esther McCrory Chapter DAR in Federation Club Rooms. He described Red Cross relief for soldiers overseas and a doughnut machine used in a foxhole.
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Esther McCrory
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Federation Club
Leonard Trace
Red Cross
Amarillo Army Air Field
Trace
F. H. McGregor
C. F. Randall
Julius Young Talmadge
DAR
Davis Sends Snapshots of Japanese War Album
Davis and R A Schooling seek an interpreter for Japanese captions on l pictures. Marine Charles Davis sent half a dozen photos of Japanese soldiers and a few women, taken from an officer’s album. Some writing on the backs remains to be translated.
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R. A. Schooling
Herring Pharmacy
U. S
Charles Davis
Amarillian
Davis
Schooling
Imperial
Charles
Jack Sitton Visits Lt Holbrook During Home Leave
Jack Sitton former Globe editorial staffer traveled from Albuquerque to visit Lt Raymond Holbrook on leave. Holbrook former state editor of The News before joining the Marines and serving in the South Pacific. He left for duty in Orlando Florida yesterday. Sitton now works for The Associated Press in Albuquerque.
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Globe News
Jack Sitton
Globe
Albuquerque
Raymond Holbrook
South Pacific
Lieutenant Holbrook
News
Orlando
Fla
Jack Litton
Associated Press
Evening Social Calendar for Amarillo Groups Tonight
Tonight events include A A U W surgical bandages and Red Cross sewing at 7:30 pm, Legion Auxiliary at 8 pm, Junior Business Women's Club at Capitol Hotel 7:45, Khiva Temple and Rainbow Girls 8 and 7:30, and forum and class activities across multiple venues. Wednesday activities feature church meetings, sorority gatherings, and community club sessions through the afternoon and evening.
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Capitol Hotel
Little Flower Mission Guild Members Gather for Breakfast
Eighteen members attended a morning mass at Sacred Heart Cathedral followed by breakfast at Aronson Tea Room. The event documented community service by the Little Flower Mission Guild.
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Little Flower Mission Guild
Sacred Heart Cathedral
Aronson Tea Room
Pilot Club Meeting and New Member Intro
Mrs Adele Ball presided at a Pilot Club dinner at Capitol Hotel. Members renewed Young Women's Christian Association membership by a unanimous vote and introduced new member Frances Munn. The next meeting is set for Monday evening October 16 with the fellowship committee. The Child Psychology Club meets Thursday at 2 30 in Mrs J A Pollard's home 306 Paramount Street.
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Adele Ball
Pilot Club
Capitol Hotel
Young Women's Christian Association
Frances Munn
Fellowship Committee
J. A. Pollard
Pairmont Street
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Brownwood
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Southampton
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Amarillo Christian Woman's Council
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Christian Endeavor
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