Tableware Topic Highlighted by A A U W Group
Mrs L V Dorsch hosted the fine arts group of the A A U W at 401 Grand on Tuesday. Miss Ethel Jackson was elected temporary chair and will lead a nominating committee for a permanent chair and program topics. Mrs H W Schmidt spoke on tableware history and development.
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Dames H. L. Finch
J. Odus Turner
Marshall B. Shaw
Mitchell Harrison
Dolly Pendleton
C. R. Dougherty
John Oakes
H. S. McCray
Hodges
W. F. Routh
Schmidt
Dorsch
Ethel Jackson
Helen Worley
Sarah Miller
Eva Putchins
Louis Orr
Allison
H. S
Huddle Club Rummage Sale Set for Saturday at 407 Fillmore
The Huddle Club sponsors a rummage sale from 8 a m to 5 p m Saturday at 407 Fillmore. Proceeds support club activities and community programs.
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Huddle Club
Fillmore
Amarillo Craftsmen Asked to Send Works to Dallas Museum
Amarillo artists and sculptors are urged to mail samples for a preliminary jury at the Dallas Museum of Fine Arts. Mrs. Chester A. Hubbard of Lubbock, membership chair of the North Texas committee, requests Panhandle craftsmen to submit without further notice. Exhibits must arrive by October 14.
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Amarillo
Dallas
Pleasant Valley PTA Hosts Back to School Program
The Pleasant Valley Parent Teacher Association will meet Friday night at 8 for a Back to School program. Teachers and students present brief class periods for parents. Patrons register in each classroom with a prize to the largest Parent Teacher membership. Refreshments served in the cafeteria.
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Pleasant Valley Parent-Teacher Association
Appearance Is Program Topic At Sorosis Club
The Sorosis Club met at the Federation Club Rooms Wednesday with Mrs. D. J. Stanley presiding. Mrs. Cecil Smith discussed Clothes That Suit the Individual, and Mrs. L. J. Bates spoke on Acquiring That Band Box Look. The club collect was read in unison. Attending were Mesdames D. J. Standley, L. F. Son, Bates, Smith, L. D. Wirt, Roper, P. C. Cronister, Loomis, W. R. Harrigan and FE. E Buchanan. Mesdames Hartigan and Buchanan served as hostesses.
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Sorosis Club
Federation Club
D. J. Stanley
Cecil Smith
L. J. Bates
Mesdames
D. J. Standley
L. F. Son
Bates
Smith
L. D. Wirt
Roper
P. C. Cronister
Loomis
W. R. Harrigan
FE. E Buchanan
Mesdames Hartigan and Buchanan
Letter Carriers Auxiliary Meeting Notice
The Letter Carriers Auxiliary will meet at 8 o clock Friday night at the American Legion Hall Seventh and Taylor. Mrs Faye Reeves and Mrs Betty Spear will be hosteses.
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Letter Carriers Auxiliary
American Legion Hall
Seventh and
Taylor
Faye Reeves
Betty Spear
Seventh and Taylor
Travel Study Club to Meet for Guest Day
The Travel Study Club will entertain with a guest day on Friday at 2:30 p.m. at the Amarillo Country Club.
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Travel Study
Amarillo Country Club
Swastikas Appear Repeatedly in Aegean Greek Pottery
The swastika motif frequently appears across Aegean and archaic Greek pottery, marking decorative patterns and possible symbolic meanings in ancient ceramic works.
Dear Judy Epistolary Notes On School Life And Ski Makeshift
A collage of readers share snippets from daily life including improvised skiing indoors, high school athletics gossip, plated records for a friend, and a sister buried in a green peace book. Corinne at Smith College and coins turned into a bracelet appearamong lighthearted anecdotes. The Red Carnation Lodge 345 plans a Friday lodge meeting at the I.O.O.F. Hall.
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Carolyn Jones
Denver
Marjorie Wilson
Andy
Corinne
Smith
Red Carnation Lodge
Ladies Society
Social Calendar Tonight and Friday Events Across Amarillo
Tonight features sewing class with Mrs Zella Riges at Downtown USO and a W O W Hall dance at 9 matching 8 o'clock starts. Friday lists Pleasant Valley groups at 7 and 7 30 at YWCA, plus church meetings and clubs across Amarillo including Philomathic, Junior Child Study, and Red Cross sewing at First Presbyterian.
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Uso
Zella Riges
Roh Routh
Washington
Red Cross
First Presbyterian Church
Neutracid: New Formula for Excess Stomach Acid
A historic advert promotes Neutracid to relieve distress from excess stomach acid. It claims fast action and offers preparation instructions to take after meals with hot water, touting availability at local drugstores Cretney Bush and Pool.
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Cretney Drug Store
Bush Drug Store
Pool Drug Store
Navy to release 14 million shotgun shells for peacetime hunting
Washington reports Navy will release 14 million shotgun shells with 6 million already cited by the Army. Representative Robertson of Virginia says the move marks a real start toward a peacetime hunting season as ammunition is set for distribution.
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Washington
Navy
Robertson
Virginia
Army
Virginian
Ammunition Declared Surplus After Stock Level Review
The item undergoing surplus status is 12 gauge ammunition used for training. The declaration follows an examination of stock levels to determine excess inventory.
Thrifty ground beef patties with fruit accents
Bananas and pineapple slices broiled with ground beef patties create an economical main dish. The recipe pairs fruit sweetness with beef in a simple, budget friendly serving option.
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Les Ia
ROYAL
S.A.S
Pleasant Valley P.T.A
Meri
Schilling
Beret
Judy
Jim
Helen
Cass
Lily Pons
Andre Kostelanetz
Jack Smith
D'ya
Bobby Soxers
Silk Stocking Kids
Vivian
Vivian Brown
LODGE
W. O. W. Hall
Pleasant Valley Christian Woman's Council
F E. L
First Baptist Church
Philomathic Club
JL. Parmelee
Harrison
West Amarillo
Bud Mathes
A. U. W International Relations Group
Hughes
U. Ulw
G. G. Ordway
Monroe
Pleasant Valley PT. Association
MARY
Mademoiselle
Mary Muffet
Polk
Cambridge
Lymy
S of
Cretney Drug Stores
Poik St
Phone
America
Mary L. Spence
Texas
Plainview Texas
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Best Products Company
Dallas, Texas
Jorloh Exter
Federat Tak & Global
Mars Miner
Polk Goon
Bonne Bell
White Kirk
Ataril
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