Amarillo Garden Club Plans By Laws Vote and Rummage Sale
The Amarillo Garden Club read proposed by laws at a Wednesday meeting in Federation Club Rooms with Mrs. Glenn Nutt reading and a vote to occur at the November meeting. Officers will be elected then, and a nominating committee led by Mrs. Key Purr outlined the slate. The group approved a $25 contribution to the Community Chest Drive as a rummage sale report was given, and items sent to Boys Ranch and Salvation Army after the sale.
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Amarillo Garden Club
Federation Club
Glenn Nutt
Macon O. Carder
California blonde notices in Hollywood prompt police report
Residents in a Hollywood district reported a striking 25 year old blonde strolling several blocks in the area before hailing a passing cab. The incident was filed with police as a precaution in the new style style note era.
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Hollywood
U.P
California
Las Amigas Host Guest Tea At Mrs Farr Home
Members of the Las Amigas Nee die Club hosted a guest day tea at Mrs C W Farr 3006 Hughes Street with fall flowers and music. President Mae Humphreys gave a welcome and spoke on the meaning of the club name.
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Las Amigas
Needie Club
C. W. Farr
Hughes Street
Mae Humphreys
Monte Rosenwall
Lola Stewart
Howard Boxwell
Ivan Boxwell
Shirley Hudson
Daisy Persons
Albert Randell
William Mitchell
E. B. Harris
T. E. Reyman
A. K. Chapman
H. R. Preese
R. E. Cole
J. L. Sparks
S. A. James
J. S. Bradley
Fersons
Boxwell
J.S. Bynum
K. ©. Kendrick
G. C. Davis
C. E. Duffy
P. F. Yocham
Walton Wagner
Key Farr
Stewart
Rosenwall
W. M. Hale
W. A. Askew
J. H. Baker
W. B. Allen
H. E. Miller
Dawn
Fred Fain
Myrtle Perry
Ray
West
Thirteenth Avenue
Alice Landergin PTA Opens Year With Tolerance Talk
The Alice Landergin Parent Teacher Association held its first meeting of the year Tuesday. Mrs. Carl Miller, program chairman, introduced Mrs. T. M. Gordon who spoke on tolerance. Mrs. Leander Campbell sang Trees and Thank You.
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Alice Landergin
Barcel Your Figure Restore Youthful Curves
An old home remedy promotes Barcel Concentre at 4 ozs mixed with grapefruit juice to make a pint and take two tablespoons twice daily. Claims include easy weight loss without exercise or starvation and money back guarantee if not satisfied. Ice Drug Store and druggists available.
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Ice Drug Store
God for a Garden program at meeting of local ladies
Mrs Neill Singleton presided at a short session where E C Allison Ernest Probst Noble Fowlkes Verne Hickerson and H L Finch presented reports. Miss Violet Davidson spoke and teachers and new officers were introduced. A social hour followed under Date Wilson and Ray Parks.
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God For
Ivan Boxwell
Neill Singleton
Mesdames E. C. Allison
Ernest Probst
Noble Fowlkes
Verne Hickerson
H. L. Finch
Violet Davidson
Date Wilson
Ray Parks
Social Calendar Highlights Tonight in Town
Local groups list events including a volleyball tournament at 140 o'clock, YWCA classes at 98 o'clock, Red Cross activities on Lode No. 345, and meetings for the Travel Study Club, Federation Club Rooms at 2:30. Church and charity gatherings span 9:30 luncheon at First Baptist and various study clubs.
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F. Hall
Federation Club
First Baptist
Ane Provenues
Officers Elected at Bushland H D Club Meeting
Officers were elected at the Bushland Home Demonstration Club meeting held at Mrs. Jess Hill’s home. Elected were Henry Blessen president Shrader Rea vice president James Walton secretary treasurer M L Kelley alternate delegate and Hill parliamentarian Miss Pauline Lakey Potter county agent spoke on saving heavily fruit crops and ridding orchards of tree borers. The club planned fruit additions for 1945 and formed a rental library requiring each member to donate a book and pay ten cents to borrow. A called meeting was set for Oct 17 at Mrs. Walton’s home with members bringing a covered dish. Attendees included Rea Hill W J Hill Hill Jr Kelley Blessen Carl Hill Walton Mary Dresser of Harper Kan Lakey and Jimmie Walton.
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Bushland Home Demonstration Club
Jess Hill
Henry Blessen
Shrader Rea
James Walton
M. L. Kelley
Hill
Pauline Lakey
Potter County
Walton
Mesdames Rea
W. J. Hill
W. J. Hill, Jr
Kelley
Blessen
Carl Hill
Mary Dresser
Harper, Kan
Miss Lakey
Jimmie Walton
Mrs. Dresser
Mrs. Walton
Rummage Sale Held Saturday by Fern Division
The Fern Division 402 G I A will hold a rummage sale all day Saturday at Reed's Fruit Stand East Tenth Avenue and Johnson Street.
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Reed’s
East Tenth Avenue
Johnson Street
Drum Corps to Visit Borger and Lubbock
Khiva Temple drum corps will campaign to sell Shriner’s Hospitals for Crippled Children memberships in Borger on October 21 and Lubbock on October 28. Perry Powell, president, announced two goodwill trips to support the Ladder of Baby Smiles fund, aiming to sell 1,000 memberships by November 20. The W. W. Davis Ladder honors the late Noble Davis, committee chairman. The corps recently held a successful circus and parade in Pampa.
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Shriner's
Khiva Temple
Borger
Lubbock
Perry Powell
Shriners
Myra Lea Bassett Celebrates Seventh Birthday Party
Myra Lea Bassett celebrated her seventh birthday with a Saturday party. Guests enjoyed games and kodaking, and a paper hat favor was given to each child. Refreshments were served to a list including Roger Rudkin Eileen Mobley Dot June Ball Jill Shirk and others among the attendees.
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Myra Lea Bassett
Roger Rudkin
Eileen Mobley
Dotthe June Ball
Jill
Jack Shirk
Joy Johnson, Jr
Berkerly Taufhold
Hugh Bob Grey
Myrna Fay McDaniels
Judith Ann Holt
Paula Salkeld
Tayna Redd
Sandra Jean Hartmann
Betty Redings
James Tompson
James Dow
Dendy Donley Rites Read
Mr and Mrs W H Dendy announce the marriage of their daughter Wanda to Johnnie Donley son of Mr and Mrs Lewis Donley on Saturday afternoon at Central Baptist Church parsonage Rev Frank A Godsoe officiated The couple left for a trip to Quitague with the Donleys grandparents to Mr and Mrs J H Childers They work at Dixie Cream Doughnut Shop and reside at 511 Madison Street
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W. H. Dendy
Madison Street
Wanda
Johnnie Donley
Lewis Donley
West Seventh Avenue
Central Baptist Church
Frank A. Godsoe
Quitaque
J. H. Childers
Dixie Cream Doughnut Shop
U-Deal-Em Club Meets at Mrs Mellow Home
Mrs Jack Pittman won high score and Mrs Harry Milholland took second at the U Deal Em Club meeting hosted by Mrs R M Lynch in the home of Mrs Charles Mellow 900 Sunset Ter race Decorations featured dahlias nasturtiums and Halloween colors Guest gift went to Mrs Roy Curtis Other attendees included Miss aa C B Galbreath and Nora eer The Moslem University at Al Azhar in Cairo Egypt was established in 790.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Pittman
Harry Milholland
R. M. Lynch
Charles Mellow
Sunset Terrace
Roy Curtis
Mig Aa C. B. Galbreath
Nora Eer
Lodge Meeting Notice At I O O F Hall
The Red Carnation Lodge will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock in the I O O F Hall.
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Red Carnation Lodge
I. O. O. F. Hall
Hardins Leave for East Visit Attends National Meetings
Mr and Mrs Ed Hardin departed yesterday for an extended East Coast trip. He will represent Amarillo Hardware Company at the National Hardware Wholesalers Association meeting in Atlantic City and later attend a United States Chamber of Commerce gathering in New York. He has long been active in the U S Chamber.
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Ed Hardin
East
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H. C. Vincent
Julian Blvd
Robert L. Barron
P. D. Berthelot
Fred Brien
van Buren Street
John Smithee
Parkridge
Marie Earle
Herbert Drug
Amarillo
Kcwl Plumbing & Heating CO
Hie Et
Mrs. Miller
PTA
Otiser
Volleyball Tournam
Espana Aduateiay Tris, YW. GA
Lineo Street
Child Study Club
H. H. Finnell
Bowle Street
Junoh
Bushland H. D. Club
Penny
Little Penny
Rinso
Runso
Penny Ann Vickers
Mamaroneck Avenue
Amos
Andy
NBC
Rinso White
Drum Corps
Borger and
al- Azhar
Cairo
Egypt
Contos
Bu-Tay Products, Ltd
Dept
Hampton Street
Los Angeles
Mrs
Coats
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