Woman's Page Club Meetings and Circle Schedule
The Woman's Page lists multiple club gatherings this Friday including the Railway Mail Association auxiliary led by Mrs. H Pankratz at 3 Fillmore. Other groups meet at various addresses with times around 2:30 and 3:00, followed by Pauline Moore Circle at First Baptist Church for supper and a program directed by Mrs. W A Johnson on Southwide Baptist Investment.
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Sa Railway Mail Association
H Pankratz
Fillmore
First Baptist Church
Pauline Moore
W. A. Johnson
National osteopathic leaders to attend state convention events
Mrs. Grover N. Gillum of Kansas City and Mrs. Jack Crawford of Dallas will be honored guests at coffees, luncheons, and banquets opening with the state osteopathic convention tomorrow. Gillum is national vice president of the auxiliary to the American Osteopathic Association. Crawford serves as state auxiliary president.
Conduct Theme Featured By Beta Sigma Phi Chapter
Gamma Kappa Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority met at the YWCA with Gaytha Lasater presiding. Committees were named for the year and Betty Hettrick spoke on Conduct and Love. A social hour followed, with guests and prospective members in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie Pace
Jerry Roush
Betty Hettrick
June Shipley
Hope George
Fonda Duke
Helen Kinney
Thadine Deck
Helen Kennett
Viola Webb
Dollie Castleberry
Elizabeth Maxey
Glen Randall
Marjory Henson
Virgin Page
Mickie Wilson
Woman's Society Study Session Convened at Buchanan Street Church
Members of the Woman's Society of Christian Service met yesterday in Bennett Hall with Mrs. J. R. Moore presiding and Mrs. C. F. Staples leading the lesson on Methodist country work. Attendees included Mes Games Dale Scholer C. E. McPher son 8 P. Maness and others. Next meeting set for 3 90 o'clock Wednesday afternoon in the parlor. Mrs Clyde Bradford led the De Molay Mothers Club meeting with plans for a rummage sale at Ford's Market and a November dance at Khiva Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Buchanan Street Methodist Church
Bennett Hall
J. R. Moore
C. F. Staples
Dale Scholer
C. E. McPherson
P. Maness
C. Crist
J Powe
Bill Robbins
G. Gien Bradshaw
P. H. Gates
LP Vaughn
J. R Moore
Newt
Clyde Bradford
de Molay Mothers’ Club
Khiva Tempe
India Study Topic Highlighted by West Amarillo Church
Mrs. Don Blair chaired the West Amarillo Christian Church Womans Council meeting in the church parlor. Circle 3 directed arrangements for the program and social hour, with Miss Homer Jacobs presenting a study of India and its missionaries. Thirty attendees and guests enjoyed the devotional by Mrs. B E McCabe and Stewardship talk by Mrs. R H Turner. The note adds Kingston as New York's first capital.
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Don Blair
West Amarillo
WSCS Honors Five Members at Polk Street Church
Polk Street Methodist Church Woman's Society of Christian Service met for a fellowship lunch and meeting. Life memberships were awarded to five members, and the afternoon featured musical performances and a report on a leadership training school. Election of new officers is planned for November 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk Street Methodist Church
Woman's Society of Christian Service
I. L. Peffley
E. E. Adams
WSCS
Frank Peery
Amerilla Council of Church Women
J. M. Webb
W. N. Baker
Marie Tolk
D. J. Greer
J. D. Ashby
J. M. Simpson
Final Party for Gamma Theta Chi Sorority at Amarillo College
The Gamma Theta Chi Sorority at Amarillo College held a final rush party in the Serape Room of the Mexican Inn. Nelda Holbert hosted a pledge service at her home 1504 Bowie followed by dancing and ping pong in the play room.
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Gamma Theta Chi Sorority
Amarillo College
Serape Room
Mexican Inn
Nelda Holbert
Gamma Theta Chi
1504
Bowie
Ramona Rae Gilbert
Nancy Vick
Shirley Hudson
Bette Hess
Mozelle Vetesk
Betty Bitting
Betty Allison
Dorothy Stone
Mercedes Allm
Dorothy Hart
Lois Keith
Natalie Cogswell
Adele Thompson
Faye Stone
Betty Gay Bell
Carol Ann Clemmons
Doris E. Wright
Betty Jo Horne
Margaret Tipps
Pat Leachman
Jackie Belle Robbinson
Charlene Green
Lee Powell
Betty Jean Fotheringham
Wilda Talbot
River Road Club Hears Address
Mrs G L Cline of River Drive entertained the River Road Home Demonstration Club yesterday afternoon. The meeting was led by vice president Mrs W B Gilbert with opening exercises by Mrs W J Monahan. Pauline Lokey demonstrated shoulder pads and shrub care. Refreshments followed. Next session set for Oct 16 at 2 in Mrs J H Thomas's River Drive home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Cline
River Drive
River Road
W. B. Gilbert
W. J. Monahan
Pauline Lokey
Potter County
Billy Gilbert
T. J. Maloney
J. L. Glascow
W. R. Gilbert
W. D. Irby
D. D. Brown
M. J. Moore
Graham, Saunders
J. H. Thomas
W. T. Oler
G. F. Rhodes
J. W. Horne
Paul Johnson
Treasury to Redeem Heavily Damaged Currency at Face Value
The Treasury Department states that three fifths or more of a mutilated U S paper currency bill note or certificate remains redeemable at face value.
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U. S
Treasury Department
Pledges Announced by Am arillo College Sorority
Kappa Delta Chi at Am arillo College held its pledge service at Jane Juett's home 3205 Van Buren. The event featured white and gold dahlias and colored candles as the constitution was read and pledges were presented with carnations and ribbons. Pledges included Jane Whicker Billie Jo Lidia Joan Byers Virginia Alexander Lula Maria Super Martha Van Shaw Mary Jo Phillips Margaret Ann Baker Pat Jackson Pat Aldridge Anna Nelson Nancy Hubbard Grace Moore Emalee Prichard Dorothy Wagoner Elizabeth Farr. Members and sponsor attended.
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Kappa Delta Chi Sorority
Amarillo College
Jane Juett
van Buren
Jane Whicker
Billie Jo Lidia
Joan Byers
Virginia Alexander
Lula Maria Super
Martha van Shaw
Mary Jo Phillips
Margaret Ann
Beta Sigma Phi Study Happiness Guides Fall Rushing Plans
Miss Willienell Zimmer presided over Alpha Alpha Chapter sorority in Federation Club Rooms. Tynette Wilson led the Happiness study with Paula Plumley Bob Ricks and Sybil Brierly presenting on Happiness Through Self Control. Thirty members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willienell Zimmer
Alpha Alpha Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Federation Club
Tynette Wilson
Paula Plumley
Bob Ricks
Sybil Brierly
Social Calendar for Tonight and Friday in Amarillo
Tonight events include YWCA Business Girls' Committee at 6 30 p.m. Poplar Grove 171 Woodmen Circle WOW Hall 7 30 p.m. Carpenters Wives Auxiliary 8 p.m. Friday breakfast by Red Carnation Lodge at Mrs BR Melvin 616 North Pierce 9 a.m. Home Arts Club 9 30 a.m. Modern Study Club 11 30 a.m. Amarillo Osteopathic Hospital Auxiliary luncheon at Thomas Dinner House. Sixty six Home Demonstration Club at Industrial City 2 p.m. Sorosis Club 2 p.m. San Jacinto Good Neighbor Club 2 p.m. St Francis 4 H Girls Club 2 p.m. Pecos Valley Queens Lodge 604 IOOF Hall 2 p.m. Child Welfare Club Mrs Glen Gurtis.
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Red Carnation Lodge
BR. Melvin
North Pierce
Demand St. Joseph Aspirin for fast reliable relief
An advertisement urges buyers to insist on St. Joseph Aspirin and touts its speed and dependability. It markets a Big 100 tablet size at 35 cents and claims nearly three tablets per cent.
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Twentieth Century Club
W. M Fiamm
LaSalle
Frigey Needle Club
Mrs. Co
Bragg
Taylor
Les Temps Club
R. L. Yeager
YWCA
Mrs. Grover N. Gillum
Jack Crawford
Woman's Society
Ford
Merket
East Fenth
India
State of
New York
Kingston
River Road Club
Marie
EARLE
Herbert
Prescription
Amarillo
RADIO
McBrides
Beta Sigma Phi
Business Girls’ Committee
Poplar Grove
Woodmen Circle
Carpenters’ Wives Auxiliary
Carpenters’ Hall
Home Arts Club
R. M. Rose
Rose Drive
Modern Study Club
R. F. Bryden
Tyler
Amarillo Osteopathic Hospital
Auxiary
Thomas
Sorosis Club
L. F. Bon
Florida
San Jacinto
Good Neighbor Club
J. R. Mode
St. Francis
Pecos Valley
Queens Lodge
IOOF
Child Welfare Club
Glen Gurtis
Polk
J.E. Hewett
Optometrist
East St. St
Maribon
Wayne King Pribay
Amarillo Sandies
Paris Wildcats
Merizon’s
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