Bible Class Meets at Mrs Money's Home
The class will meet next Tuesday at 1 45 o'clock in the home of Mrs Bill Money, 2904 Jackson Street, for Bible study.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1940
Page
2
The class will meet next Tuesday at 1 45 o'clock in the home of Mrs Bill Money, 2904 Jackson Street, for Bible study.
The Texas Legal Reserve Funeral Society local chapter holds its first social meeting at 8 pm in the W. O. W. Hall. President Howard E. Boxwell notes dancing is part of the entertainment. About 500 members are expected with Paul Boxwell serving as secretary treasurer.
Miss Adelaide Barton hosted Alpha Delta sorority at 807 Prospect Street for a plan year meeting. The group outlined a fall campaign to increase social and business activities, scheduled October and November parties, discussed new pledges, and enjoyed bridge after refreshments with attendees including Marcille Harrison Rosalie Cousins Anna Ruth Hawkins Mary Emma Finley Dorothy Coan Charleen Mead and several members.
Mrs Rankin Russell hosted Las Amigas at 1603 Park Street with current events and topics discussed. Refreshments featured a fall flower centerpiece and lace tablecloth as Mrs Myrtle Perry attended along with several other members.
Cyril Laker chairman of governmental agencies announces aides assisting agency solicitations. Leaders include Mrs Wilson Cowan Farm Security Administration Mrs Dewey Reed Social Security Mrs Kenneth Myers and Mrs Tom Dale Soil Conservation Service. Lukers committee has begun work though the campaign opens officially Monday.
An advertisement touts Mercolized Wax Cream to shed dull skin and reveal lighter tones. It promises flaking away aged surface skin with tiny particles and claims Saxolite Astringent reduces oil and refreshes the face. Tarkroot Beauty Mask offers a cooling, soothing facial as an alternative.
Local American Legion Auxiliary members and Legionnaires are urged to meet at the Legion Home at 6 o clock for transportation to Tulsa for the inter-post meeting. Mrs W M Adams says transportation will be provided for all who need it and a worthwhile program is planned.
The report notes several irrigation schemes opened in Iraq during the year. An unrelated ad promotes Adlerika with a urged purchase at Fox Drug Co Cretney Drug and City Drug Store.
George Bates speaks to the Potter County Federation of Women's Clubs on fire prevention. He cites four common home fire causes including oily rags, loose silks, old newspapers, and gunny sacks, and notes fire prevention week lowers fires.
Fort Worth businesswoman Meta Meadows, president of the Texas Federation of BPW Clubs, juggles travel and speeches during National Business Women's Week. She flies from Fort Worth to Amarillo for a banquet at the Amarillo Hotel and delivers a talk titled Making Democracy Work.
New officers for the Lee Bivins P T A include Mrs Maynard Drake president Mrs Elliott Sanford first vice president Mrs G R Flack second vice president Mrs Dem sey Wynn third vice president Mrs Beaumont Stinnett treasurer and Mrs J L Gober secretary Sanford also serves as program chair. Unit theme is Creative Homes.
Residents Kanouse, Mrs. W. D. Campbell, Mrs. F. M. Lefforge and Miss Nan Burson are cited in a gossipy reminiscence about Fl Haren and his wife. The fragment hints at public perception of appearances and temperament, suggesting social intrigue in a small community.
A schedule of meetings appears for numerous clubs around Amarillo with times and addresses listed. The Modern Study Club will host a guest day at 2 30 PM Friday at 304 Sunset Terrace with Mrs J E Davis as host. The article also notes Alice Landergin Parent Teacher Unit activities and a report by Superintendent Charles M Rogers on Amarillo Public School System including 318 teachers in 21 schools and the new salary schedule.
The A M Parent's Club met Tuesday evening at Cresney Drug Store Tea Room with about 20 members. J W Ross chaired the session as Texas Aggies and ex Aggies parents joined, a social hour and refreshments followed, next meeting set for November 12.
Little Helen Georgantonis was honored at a surprise party hosted by her parents Mr and Mrs Pete Georgantonis at their home 1610 Van Buren. Guests included Helen George Georgantonis Billy Morris Edward Morris Michael Morgan Helen Morgan Kate Morgan Bobby Moore Gayle Darleen Moore Beatrice Adams Jerry Jones Bob Pando Elizabeth Anne Clayton Jimmie Georgantonis Mr and Mrs George Georgantonis Mr and Mrs Theodore Morgan and many relatives and friends.
Organization of a new MacDowell ladies chorus will take place Thursday morning at 10 o clock in the Academy of Music and Art Studios. Officers will be elected and committees appointed. Mrs. E A Paschal will direct the new chorus.
Hostess list includes Mesdames A. FE. Petty D. C. Peters R. B. Woolf Jim Bell Bill Money P Cayton and C N Hallmark. Mrs H H Rumsey assisted with tables. Flowers by Mrs Jack Phillips. Attendees include Gladys Henderson Roy Haskins T J Templeton F G Davis and many others.
Members of the Junior Pierian Club will meet Thursday at 3 o clock in the home of Mrs Joe Wells at 3600 Fountain Street for a club gathering.
The Martha Unit held its first luncheon of the year in the church dining room. Halloween colors decorated the room and each place setting featured a handmade favor among fall leaves. Guests took turns punching a fortune from a punch board and reading it aloud. Mrs R R Swindell ended the event with a song.
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