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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1942

Page

3

National Business Women Week Advances Master File Effort

The National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs marks year two of recording members skills training and work changes in its Master File. With about 76 000 registered, updates help agencies locate trained women for war work and plan for postwar shifts while boosting data for the national network.

National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs, Inc Federation United States Employment Service Women's Bureau Manpower Commission National Federation

Couple Weds In Pastor's Glome Here

Mrs Nannie Belle Meinecke of Plainview and Claude T Lokey of Fairfield Calif were married Friday night at 8 30 in the home of Dr Earl G Hamlett of Polk Street Methodist Church The bride wore a soldier blue suit with dusty rose blouse and black hose Her corsage was roebuds and baby's breath After a trip to New Mexico and Colorado the couple will be at home in Plainview for a while Lokey plans to enter the army soon.

Nannie Belle Meinecke Plainview Claude T. Lokey Fairfield Calif Earl G. Hamlett Polk Street Methodist Church Pauline Lokey Geoman Reisinger Lee Shirley Princeton Ill Hamlett New Mexico Colorado Lokey

Shower Honors Mrs Ray Love Former Miss Omiteene Pearson

Mrs Ray Love formerly Miss Omiteene Pearson was honored at a Friday shower hosted by Mrs V C Alexander and Mrs J L Williamson at 1511 East Seventh Avenue. Prizes went to Mrs Troy Love and Mrs J D Andrews. decorations featured mixed dahlias and roses. eighteen Kline's employees sent a crystal set. The Philathea Class of the First Baptist Church will meet tomorrow at the home of Mrs Ben Pate 920 Bowie Street.

Ray Love Omiteene Pearson V. C. Alexander J. L. Williamson East Seventh Avenue Troy Love J. D. Andrews Mesdames Earl Blaisdell Bill Pace George H. Ficke W. J. Pearson W. N. Arrington Bert Wilson Hattie Hagee Howard Freeman E. B. Mauldin J. P. Garrison C. E. Saunders O. M. McCaffree E. Stock T. H. Armstrong J. A. Eastwood H. B. Verser J. M. Walsh J. H. Mitchell J. Jones Kline Mesdames Opal Restine H. L. Mauldin Dee Lemaster Tim Wilson Esley Yeary Sam White Glenn McDowell G. B. Morris First Baptist Church Ben Pate Bowie Street First Baptist Philathea

Miss Mary Lucile Doche to Wed Earl Christian Jr

Announcement of the engagement and upcoming marriage of Mary Lucile Doche to Earl Christian Jr. set for November 1 at the Doche home 809 Buchanan Street. The article details the event's decorations, attendants, and guests, plus brief bios of the couple and their backgrounds.

Mary Lucile Doche Earl Christian, Jr

Hamricks Honored at Dinner Party by the Taylors

Mr and Mrs H G Hamrick were honored at a buffet supper hosted by William Taylor and daughter Miss Mary Lee Taylor at 610 West Tenth Avenue. Guests included Mr and Mrs E M Blackburn Jr Mr and Mrs Wendell Henry Mrs J W Lee Miss Jonnie Estes Mrs W M Moore Merle Moore and the Hamricks.

H. G. Hamrick William Taylor Mary Lee Taylor West Tenth Avenue E. M Blackburn, Jr Wendell Henry J. W Lee Jonnie Estes W. M. Moore Merle Moore Hamrick

Legion Auxiliary To Sponsor WPA Old Fashioned Dance

The American Legion Auxiliary will sponsor a WPA old fashioned dance at 6 30 tonight at the Legion Home. Instruction in old fashioned dancing will be given. All Legion and Auxiliary members and their friends are urged to attend.

American Legion Auxiliary Legion The Legion and Auxiliary

Dinner Planned by Amarillo High Band Parents

The Amarillo High School Band Parents Association sponsors a covered dish dinner in the school cafeteria tonight beginning at 7 15. The event supports band activities and gathers parents and students for fellowship.

Amarillo Parents’ Association A. H. S. Band

CARDUI Promises Relief for Periodic Pain and Digestion

The ad recalls past shame about discussing female pain and promotes CARDUI as a tonic that boosts appetite and digestion by stimulating gastric juices. It claims three days before a cycle CARDUI may ease pain from functional causes and cites sixty two thousand women who believe in its help.

Cardus

Community calendar of club and association meetings

A list of tonight and tomorrow events across Amarillo including Junior Harmony Club at 1106 West Thirteenth Avenue, Panhandle Speech Arts Association at Herring Hotel, Security Benefit Association at W. O. W. Hall, St. Andrew's Vestry, Atlantida Spanish Club, A. H. S. Band Parents, American Legion Auxiliary WPA dance, and numerous PTAs, church groups, and social clubs with times and locations. Names include Timmye Berg, Daisy Person, Mrs. T. D. Wagner, and others. venues include Legion Hall, Capitol Hotel, school buildings, and local hotels.

Junior Harmony Club Timmye Berg West Thirteenth Avenue Panhandle Speech Arts Association Daisy Person Herring Hotel

Afternoon Book Review Group To Be Reorganized Thursday

The Afternoon Book Review Group of the American Association of University Women will meet at 2 PM Thursday in the Federation Club Rooms for reorganization. Any AAUW member is invited to attend and become a member. The event follows prior government talks and club gatherings held by Pierian Junior and Woman's Clubs in Amarillo.

Forest Hill Parent-Teacher Association W. O. W. Hall Supt. C. M. Rogers American Association of the University Women Federation Club S. H. Condron West Texas State College Canyon Amarillo Center Harrison Street

Lost Battalion Believed To Be Still Fighting

Mrs. Glen Fair, wife of Ceceil Glen Fair, a former Amarilloan, believes the Lost Battalion of the 131st Field Artillery is still alive and fighting. She cites letters and a War Department notice, says many Amarilloans joined the unit, and expresses Texas resolve while working at the Brownwood USO with two children in school.

Glen Fair Cecil Glen Fair Texas National Guard Amarillo Lubbock San Francisco Camp Bowie Java Batavia War Department USO Brownwood

Ralph Trolinger to leave for Army service soon

Ralph Trolinger traveling freight and passenger agent for Santa Fe and a member of Amarillo’s pioneer family has received a commission as first lieutenant. He plans to report to an Army base on the Pacific Coast after awaiting military word for weeks. He is known as an accomplished Golfer and won the 1936 Lubbock Country Club championship.

Ralph Trolinger Santa Fe Army Trolinger Harrison Military Department Pacific Coast West Texas Lubbock John Amarillo Ralph Kentucky Military Institute University of Texas The T. B. Galaher San Angelo E. Kancher Traffic Department

Laborers Sought for Hawaii Positions via Civil Service

The Tenth Civil Service region seeks laborers for immediate Hawaii deployment with wages starting at 1320 a year during training at San Antonio. Post allowance covers transportation and meals to Hawaii. 25 percent raise upon embarka tion. Applicants need four years of schooling or six months manual work above unskilled level and a 3 A draft class. Apply at Amarillo Post Office Room 21 or any U S Employment Service in Texas.

Civil Service Region Hawaiian Air Depot H. M. Timmons Civil Service San Antonio Air Depot Hawaii San Antonio Amarillo Post Office Room U. S Tex

Texas Exceeds Bond Quota in September

Texas report shows war bond sales in September reached 30.57 million dollars, 12 percent above the 27.25 million quota. Potter County contributed 698,936 dollars, 227,834 dollars over its 471,000 target, while Amarillo theater owners led the September drive under state campaign coordination. Frank Scofield, Texas War Bond Administrator, sent a letter of appreciation.

Texas Potter County Jack King Amarillo Frank Scofield

Man in Cups May Get His Plate Now

A missing dental plate tale ends with the owner located at 707 North Lincoln Street after a dog hid the plate and a neighbor found it in a yard. The owner, who admitted drinking at the time of loss, may reclaim the teeth by visiting Mrs. Keisler.

T. E. Keisler North Lincoln Street

Post Office Regions Mentioned in Louisiana and Texas

Regional director notes pertain to the Tenth Civil Service Region based in New Orleans and reference first and second class post offices in Texas and Louisiana. The item lists locations and the relevant regional authority overseeing postal operations.

Louisiana Texas Tenth Civil Service Region Customhouse New Orleans

Teague Named Field Scout Executive for Llano Estacado Council

W M Teague Jr is appointed Field Scout Executive of the Llano Estacado Council succeeding Chester L Dunlap who resigns for a council executive post. Teague arrives about Nov 1 and will base headquarters at Dalhart. He is a Texan and McMurry College graduate with BSA training and years of Scout experience.

W. M. Teague, Jr Llano Estacado Chester L. Dunlap Mr. Teague Dalhart McMurry College National Boy Scouts of America Okla

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