Speakers Institute Hears Science Discussion and By-Laws
The Primero Chapter of the Speakers Institute met yesterday at the Federation Club Rooms for a business session. By-laws were revised and officers elected including Armstrong as secretary and two treasurers, with Mrs. Harris presiding. The group planned cookie baking for Amarillo Army Air Field and bandage rolling for the Red Cross, while discussing new scientific topics and war word studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Primero
Speakers Institute
Federation Club
E. B. Harris
W. A
Henry Cusick
Harris
Ed Putman
Federation
Amarillo Army Air Field
Beryl Needle Club Meets at Rankin Home
Members of the Beryl Needle Club gathered yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Flora Rankin 506 East Tenth Avenue. They planned a luncheon for next Thursday at 11 30 at Mrs. Ed Putman 909 Milam Street. Mrs Rankin won the defense stamp. Attending were Mesdames Dewell Brown Ernest Brown J W Bogard Frank Gordon Putman J H Reeves Bill Rodgers I V Smith B Q Parker a guest Mrs Jack McClure and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beryl Needle Club
Flora Rankin
East Tenth Avenue
Ed Putman
Milam Street
Rankin
Mesdames Dewell Brown
Ernest Brown
J. W. Bogard
Frank Gordon
Putman
J. H. Reeves
Bill Rodgers
I. V. Smith
Amarillo social calendar with club events and gatherings
The day's social calendar lists the Amarillo Garden Club fall flower show at federation club rooms, a piano and organ recital by Edna Morris and Lilly Larsen Studio at 1307 Polk, a 8 o'clock 501 Club party at 501 Lincoln Street, a 7 30 o'clock VFW Auxiliary games party at Post No. 475 I O O F hall, and a Saturday story hour for children at the Amarillo Public Library at 4 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Garden Club
Edna Morris
Lilly Larsen
Polk Street
501
Lincoln Street
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Amarillo Public Library
Amarillo
Edward Morris
Jimmie Morris
Mozart
Bach
Clementi
Chopin
Schyttes
Tschaikowsky
First Baptist Phebean Class Meets at Cathey Home
The First Baptist Phebean Class met on Tuesday for a business session at 914 Milam Street hosted by Mrs. Bruce Cathey. Mrs. W. B. Parrack led the meeting with attendees H. H. Craig, Guy Barnett, L. B. Cotter, Patrack Jack Hulsey, Gene Simpson, James Walton, L. F. Coffey, Neal Cross, E. L. West, C. K. Smith, Tom Baird, and Cathey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Phebean
Bruce Cathey
Milam Street
W. B. Parrack
Mesdames H. H. Craig
Guy Barnett
Cotter
Patrack
Jack Hulsey
Gene Simpson
James Walton
L. F. Coffey
Neal Cross
E. L. West
C. K. Smith
Tom Baird
Cathey
Officials Are Club Speakers at Sandie Mother's Club
Charlies Rogers superintendent of schools and R B Norman high school principal spoke on health of students and character at the Sandie Mother's Club meeting held in Mrs R L Zelsman's home. Dorothy Bradford performed readings and the club plans to sponsor Black Mask Players for a Oct 23 event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies Rogers
R. B. Norman
Sandie Mother's Club
R. L. Zelsman
Carolina Street
S. G. Spann
C. H. Thornton
Rogers
Norman
Dorothy Bradford
Bride
Cactus Center
Billy Hughes
Black Mask Players
E. E. Goff
Mesdames
A. G. Attebury
E. R. Bowman
G. L. Curtis
R. A. Essary
J. H. Fleming
J. D. Floyd
W. M. Hale
W. R. Hill
W. M. Hughes
G. T. Juett
Frank Lyman
C. H. Mixon
N. T. Murr
F. S. Peterson
G. F. Prestman
J. H. Robberson
A. M. Russell
Spann, Thornton
J. P. Tomberlin
Zelsman
Robberson
Avondale Drive
Essary
Lyman
Mrs Allred Addresses LTD Club Members at Meeting
Mrs R M Allred president spoke on Take Time For Good Things at the LTD Club meeting yesterday afternoon at Mrs W L Partin home 1411 Jefferson Street. Members did Red Cross sewing a gift was presented to retiring president Mrs J L Means. Guests included Mrs W L Crain Mrs W J Flesher. The club will meet October 19 at 2 30 in Mrs C H Thornton home 1404 Madison Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Allred
Ltd Club
W. L. Partin
Jefferson Street
J. L. Means
W. L. Crain
W. J. Flesher
Mesdames G. D. Caldwell
Jess Walter
J. C. Wyatt
Etta Cole
Partin
Alfred
E. E. Baker
Grace Cline
Evening Study Group of AAUW Opens Season at Davis Home
The American Association of University Women group held its first meeting of the season at Mrs. Jewell Davis's house 1423 Harrison Street. Edith Harrison was elected chairman and meetings are set for the first and third Mondays. open to new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of University Women
Jewell Davis
Harrison Street
Edith Harrison
Thomas Haynie
Marshall B. Shaw
Bertie Warren
AAUW
C. R. Wainwright
van Buren Street
Radio Directed Chase Nets Two Robbery Suspects in Amarillo
Two men identified as L C Offutt and Barney Beeland were arrested after a rapid pursuit from the northeast city outskirts to Tenth Avenue and Fillmore Street following a strong arm robbery of Robert Lee Burns. About $80 was taken. Burns described the suspects, both jailed in Potter County, with Offutt from Lubbock and Beeland an ex convict from Huntsville. The chase involved city county and state police aided by radio dispatch. The incident occurred around 12:20 am with custody secured by 12:35 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Tenth Avenue
Fillmore Street
Robert Lee Burns
White Deer
Burns
Highway 66
Potter County
L. C. Offutt
Barney Beeland
Lubbock
Offutt
Merchant Marine
Beeland
Huntsville
Set. C. G. Conner
A. W. Hammock
Groom
State Highway Unit 360
KQDH
L. R. Cherryhomes
Oscar Brooks
Fillmore
Furr Food
Sheriff's Department
Bill Adams
Forgotten Front Boys Engage German Forces Near Viareggio
In Italy near Viareggio on the forgotten western front, Corporals Arlein Nave of Santa Fe and Pierre Fallot of Long Island City, with a lone Italian partisan, engaged German troops. After a cemetery ambush and close combat, three Germans were killed, four more lay in the grass, and the patrol withdrew to report. Next day Lt. Hampton Lisle's unit advanced with tanks, killing about 24 additional Nazis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viareggio
Italy
America
Cpls
Arlein S. Nave
Santa Fe
N. M
Pierre Fallot
Long Island City
N. Y
Nave
Fallot
Ammuniton
Hampton H. Lisle
Las Cruces
Lisle
Pisa
Harmony Club Meeting at Mrs. Riley Strickland Home
The Harmony Club will be entertained at 2 30 Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs Riley Strickland 3908 Cheyenne Terrace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Club
Riley Strickland
Cheyenne Terrace
Houston Strikers Ordered to Return to Work
Washington dispatch reports the United Steel Workers on strike at Mosher Steel Co in Houston for over three weeks were ordered by the War Labor Board to resume work at once. The directive requires the company to rehire all employees without discrimination and maintain conditions per the June 21 1944 WLB directive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
WUPR
United Steel Workers
CSO
Mosher Steel Co
Houston
War Labor Board
WLB
German troops loot Florence art treasures in retreat
Allied observers report German forces rifled caches of priceless artworks and carted away or damaged masterpieces as they retreated from Florence. The finding was released by an Allied fine arts and archives sub commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Florence
Allied Fine Arts and Archives
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Armstrong
Rankin Home
Downtown
Uso
Marie Earle
Herbert
Amarillo Christian Church
God
John W. Darby
Mrs
Thrifty Hdc
Thrifty Home Demonstration Club
R. L. Threet
River Drive
SBA
The
Security Benefit Association
W. O. W. Hall
DAR
Llano Estacado
Daughters of the American Revolution
O. K. Lewis
Bonham Street
Khoury Bros
Akim Tamiroff
Paramount Sunday
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Boxwell Brothers
Amarillo—Dumas
Mary L. Spence
Piano Store
W. 6Th
Plainview
Broadway
Nabisco
National Biscuit Company
Enery
Develot
Uthweste Public Ser’ Vile Company
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