The Calendar of Community Meetings and Events
Tonight and Friday list multiple clubs and gatherings across Amarillo venues including Altrusa Capitol Hotel 6 30, Queen Esther Club Harrison Street 8, Horace Mann PT Unit auditorium 8, Neoteus Choir First Christian 7 30, Woodmen Circle 8, Travel Study Club Federation Club Rooms 2 30, Junior Child Study Rogers Lipscomb Street 2 30, Red Cross Sewing at Central Presbyterian 9 4, senior boys and girls party Social Center for Girls 8 12, Circle 6 First Christian Women’s Council rumma sale 621 East Fourth, Business Women’s Circle First Baptist 6 30, Child Study 3, Musical Kindergarten 2 30 at Musical Arts Conservatory, Red Carnation Lodge Reneet Hall 2, Lucky 13 Sewing Club Mississippi Street 2, Red Carnation Lodge No 345 I OOF Hall 12 lunch 2 lodge 2, Baptist W M Tierra Blanca annual Canyon First Baptist, Economy Home Demonstration 2 Colorado Street, Railway Mail Clerks Auxiliary Monroe 7 30, Helping Hand Rowing Club West Amarillo 10, First Baptist T E L Class social business in church parlor.
Sewing Clubs Report Highlights Help ing Hand and L Aiguille
The Help ing Hand Sewing Club meets at 11 Friday at West Amarillo Christian Church with a noon covered dish. September activity notes include two meetings three visitors 42 garments mended one quilted 56 garments donated 21 calls and 13 phone calls five cards and 21 cookies for Service Men. Mrs H H Corn hosts L Aiguille Club at 1915 Jackson Street with Halloween décor and honorary member proposal for ill Maude Munn who has 15 years’ membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Service Men's Civic Center
H. H. Corn
L'Aiguille Club
Jackson Street
Maude Munn
E. Ross
Buss
War's Lovelorn Women Are All Out of Date These Days
Adelaide Kerr reports on expert views that loneliness among women during wartime is not inevitable. Fannie Hurst, Esther Lloyd Jones, and Helen Southard offer perspectives and practical steps from career women and scholars. They urge women to pursue studies, community work, and varied interests while awaiting the postwar era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War
New York
Fannie Hurst
Esther Lloyd-Jones
Personal Guidance Laboratory
Teachers College
Columbia University
England
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
United States
American Expeditionary Force
Helen Southard
National
YWCA
USO
We the Women by Ruth Millett explores wartime effects on marriages
The piece notes how war pulls families apart yet also draws couples closer as husbands face possible departure. It argues wives and husbands gain renewed appreciation, patience, and reliance on each other, redefining their shared goals and unity in uncertain times.
Mendaco Promised Relief For Bronchial Asthma Sufferers
A physician developed Mendaco claims to circulate quickly in the blood to reach congested bronchial tubes and liquefy thick mucus aiding breathing. Available at drug stores with a money back guarantee and a 60 cent price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendaco
Mendaro Ias
Rolands Honored at Shower for Newelyweds Roland
Mr. and Mrs. Max Roland were honored at a shower hosted by Mrs. S. L. Roland at 2404 South Arthur Street with assistants and many local guests. Frances Richards, the bride, is from this city, and gifts were sent by numerous friends and relatives including J. W. Mount and J. R. Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Roland
S. L. Roland
South Arthur Street
M. H. Richards
Roland
Frances Richards
F. R. Johnson
Dalton Knowles
H. C. Dodson
Leona W. Sturch
W. E. Palmer
M. L. Stephens
G. L. Duck
Mesdames
J. W. Mount
J. R. Bailey
Henry Green
Arlo LaRue
Ann Williams
Qleta Donathan
L. O. Speer
Velma Speer
Howard Rogers
New Member Welcomed at Local Club Meeting
Roll call noted current events and Mrs. R. M. Teas joined as a new member. Refreshments served to members including Mes dames Teas and Prince. The club plans to meet October 20 with Mrs. Prince. The T. E. L. Class of the First Baptist Church will hold a social and business meeting Friday at 2 PM in the church parlor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Campbell
W. N. Thompson
Rankin Russell
H. Co. Prince
W. H. Woodlief
Mrs. Prince
T. E.L
First Baptist Churc
Jolly Twelve Club Holds luncheon at Riner home
The Jolly Twelve Club gathered yesterday at Mrs. W. W. Riner’s 500 Fairmont Street for a covered dish luncheon. Hostess served caramel nut candy and cakes. Prize went to Mrs. Amos Isaacs. Attendees included Mesdames Carley Price Isaacs E. E. Wise Dick Willis J. B. Pair J. D. Dunn and Bill Boyd. Next meeting set with Mrs. Wise at 1301 Buchanan Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Twelve
W. W. Riner
Fairmont Street
Amos Isaacs
Women Learn How To Help War Effort
A wartime domestic guide shows women organizing home front tasks as men join the military and defense work. It notes responsibilities like cooking for workers, supervising children, and supporting scrap drives to aid the war effort.
Victory Food Special urged homemakers to aid war effort
A letter from Roy F. Hendrickson to homemakers explains the Victory Food Special program. It urges using abundant foods, conserving perishables, and following the emblem to keep production high for Allies and U.N. needs. It notes cheese as a forthcoming Victory Food Special and cautions shelf prices may rise. Argentina has 24,532 miles of railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Roy F. Hendrickson
Agricultural Marketing Administration
America
Food Management Army
Victory Food Special
Argentina
Railway Mail Clerks Unit To Hear Mrs Nickell Review
The Railway Mail Clerks Auxiliary will meet at 710 Monroe Street at 7 30 PM Friday night to hear a review of All the Trumpets Sounded by Mrs E V Nickell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. O'Dell
Monroe Street
E. V. Nickell
Railway Mail Clerks
Cc. W. O'Dell
Hardy
Treating Scratches on a Mahogany Table
When scratches appear on mahogany furniture use expert reconditioning if possible. For light marks apply merucorchrome or iodine to blend, then wax. Deeper scratches respond to alcohol rubbed crosswise, shellac stick work, fine sanding, and wax for finish.
War and marriage endure through wartime uncertainty
The passage reflects on how war tests young couples and, despite broken homes, many find strength and wisdom. It notes that worry and low spirits may arise, but continued togetherness offers happiness and resilience as young marriages endure under wartime strain.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Altrusa Club
Capitol Hotel
Queen Esther Club
W. R. Irwin
Harrison Street
H. J. Wheeler
W. A. Christian
Horace Mann PT
Neoteus Choir
First Christian Church
Poplar Grove
Woodmen Circle
Federation Club
Charlies M. Rogers
Lipscomb Street
Red Cross
Central Presbyterian Church
Circle 6
First Christian Woman's Council
East Fourth Avenue
The
First Baptist W. M. A
Child Study Club
B. G. Maberry
Buchanan Street
Musical Arts Conservatory
Red Carnation Lodge
Reneet Hall
Lucky 13 Sewing Club
H. H Thomas
Mississippi Street
I. O
F. Hall
Baptist W. M. of
Tierra Blanca
First Baptist Church In
Canyon
Frank King
Colorado Street
Helping Hand
West Amarilla Christian Church
First Baptist
Helping Hand Sewing Club
West Amarillo Christian Church
By Adelaide Kerr
Wide World Features
We the Women
Ruth Millett
Rolands
G. Or
C. W
All-Bran
Kellogg's
Sunkist
Applestory
Ss & E
News and Globe
Jolly Twelve Club
Georgiana
Eis Style
Unitex
Unitex Sanitary
Herbert
Amarillo
Paramount Theatre
Knox
Stetson
Wimbledon
White & Kirk
White & Hire
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