Evening Social Calendar with Local Club Meetings
Tonight Amarillo hosts a slate of club gatherings including Bonita Chapter of the Eastern Star at 6, Junior Harmony Club with Miss Jeanette Cernohouz at 7:30, Amarillo BPW at Herring Hotel 6:30, IOOF Hall 6:30 for Amarillo Rebekah Lodge 222, and JYG's officers meeting at YWCA 7:30. Also PTA events at Sanborn and Wilson, and Junior Business Women and Junior Progressive Study Club listed among other society activities.
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Bonita
Order of the Eastern Star
Khiva Temple
Junior Harmony Club
Jeanette Cernohouz
Hughes
Amarillo Business and Professional Women’s Club
Herring
Sanborn Parent- Teacher Association
Wilson Parent-Teacher Association
Junior Business Women's Club
G. H. Tomlinson
Bivins Station
Community Meeting and Club Activities List
A schedule of church and civic group events includes Trinity Methodist Woman's Society meeting at 2:30 p.m. and Buchanan Street Methodist Church educational building session at 2:30 p.m. St. Mary's PTA assembles at Cathedral Hall at 3 p.m. Other activities feature YWCA skating 4 to 5 p.m. Amarillo Assembly No. 19 Rainbow for Girls at Khiva Temple 7 p.m. Weslayan Service Guild at Polk Street Methodist 6:30 p.m. YWCA volleyball at 7 p.m. Gamma Kappa Beta Sigma Phi Kappa at 8:30 p.m. YWCA bridge class at 7:30 p.m. AAUW Spanish group led by Mrs. Mary K. Martin at 7 p.m. Poplar Grove 171 Woodmen Circle IOOF Hall events at 8 p.m.
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el Martes
Madison
Fellowship Hall
Frank King
Colorado
First Baptist Church
Amema
Wilson Forister
van Buren
Polk Street Methodist Church
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Circle 3
H. W. Landrum
West Sixth
River Road
Billy Gilbert
Mobley Drive
Trinity Methodist Church
D. E. Flowers
Jackson
Buchanan Street Methodist Church
St. Mary's
Wesleyan Service Guild
YWCA
Gamma Kappa Chapter
Beta Sigma Phik
Mary K. Martin
Fillmore
Poplar Grove
Woodmen Circle
Ioof
Delta Theta Chi Formal Installation At Buck's Tavern
Delta Theta Chi Sorority installed new officers at a formal dinner last night in Buck's Tavern. Inducted were President Nadine Thurston, Vice President Kay Butler, Recording Secretary Dorothy Garrison, Corresponding Secretary Frances Hickerson, Treasurer McDonald, Program Chairman Rotthy Peery, with Jessie Marie Frantz and Betty Killion present. Hollyhock adorned the serving table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Theta Chi Sorority
Buck’s Tavern
Nadine Thurston
Kay Butler
Dorothy Garrison
Frances Hickerson
McDonald
Rothy Peery
Jessie Marie Frantz
Betty Killion
Piano Recital At Home Features Young Pianist Bobby Chilton
Mrs Leta Crudgington presented Bobby Chilton son of Mr and Mrs R N Chilton 1603 Pierce in a piano recital at his home last night. He played four solo groups and two duets with his teacher and guests were served refreshments after the musicale. The red racer snake is noted as the fastest American species but reaches only 3.6 miles an hour.
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Leta Crudgington
Bobby Chilton
R. N. Chilton
1603 Pierce
Woman's Page Opt Club Luncheon Recaps Book Review
Mrs W H Symms led the invocation as Mrs Edwin Snook presided over business at the Mexican Inn luncheon. The group voted to boost its welfare project and heard a book review of The Money Man by Thomas Costain read by Mrs John Peterson. Next meeting set for November 13 at 1 PM hosted by Mrs W H Symms with program chair Mrs Tex Muncy.
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W. H. Symms
Edwin Snook
John Peterson
Thomas B. Costain
Bill Fairley
B. H. Hayden
John Weeks
Tex Muncy
Pete Brooks
Jackson Hon
Charles Klein
F. A. Foster
Travis Dawes
J. W. Bogard
A. B. Clark
C. L. King
Clair McCollum
Matt Hudson
J. E. Proper
C. M. Robertson
Colby Davis
Curtis Gilbert
Art Querry
Wilson Forister
Ewin Snook
Paul Smith
Shirley Ann Dobbs
Mesdames Henry Tyler
Ruth Helen Donahue
James Roberts
Frank Manning
W. B. Urban
E. R. Cracrosta
Bowie
Estudiar Club Honors Matron at Potts Home
Estudiar Club entertained last evening at 3004 Monroe with co hosts Thelma Reid and Lucille Watson. President Ayme Ritter directed business and honored Elsie Abernathy of Amarillo Chapter CBS as matron with a personal gift shower. Abernathy will attend the Grand Chapter meeting in San Antonio. Refreshments were served to members and guests including Mrs Frances Shelton of Fort Worth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estudiar Club
J. W. Potts
Monroe
Thelma Reid
Lucille Watson
Ayme Ritter
Elsie Abernathy
Amarillo
CBS
A. E. Hawn
Carl England
F. B. Abernathy
E. M. Mirick
J. C. Ritter
Mesdames
Mary Corneil
Clifford Dunn
Rose Petrie
Mildred Wheeler
Mayme Cavin
Frances Walker
Alice Allison
Lolita van Shaw
Maxine Adair
Carrie Watson
Hazel Curry
Alowin Royse
Miss Lucille Jennings
Carl Gwin
Mrs
Frances Shelton
Fort Worth
Thrifty Home Demonstration Club Meets in Mesquite
Thrifty Home Demonstration Club members gathered at Mrs. J. M. Morris home on Mesquite Avenue with Mrs. T. E. Bursey assisting. Roll call suggested ideas for the 1948 yearbook and Pauline Lokey spoke on Fall Fashions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thrifty Home Demonstration Club
J. M. Morris
Mesquite Avenue
T. E. Bursey
R. F. Freeman
Pauline Lokey
Potter County
J. T. Fountain
D. B. Smith
G. T. Burnett
Kay Baird
L. L. Rowley
Jim Beverlin
G. A. Baucum
F. L. Hackley
W. E. Nelson
Newt Redman
Tulsa
Monroe
Friday Needle Club Plans Social Session in Texas Home
The Friday Needle Club will meet for a social session on October 17 at 2:45 PM at the home of Mrs. F. H. Campbell in Washington Texas. A brief item notes a Texas private, George E. Lasater of San Angelo, killed in Tokyo by a crane collision with a high tension power line while serving in the First Cavalry Division.
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F. H. Campbell
Washington
Tokyo
George E. Lasater
San Angelo
Tex
First Cavalry Division
Llano Estacado Daughters of the American Revolution entertain at home
Llano Estacado Chapter D A R was entertained yesterday afternoon at 1419 Polk by Mrs. Neal D. Cannon with Mrs. A W Bivins and Mrs. Glen Coffee assisting. Mrs. Bivins presided for business. Mrs. Rose Jasper Nickell read original poems including We Thank Thee. Refreshments on a linen cutwork cloth featured rose and pink dahlias and silver candelabra. Attendees included Mrs. J O Curtis, Mrs. Avery Turner, and many members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llano Estacado
Daughters of
Neal D. Cannon
Polk
A. W. Bivins
Glen Coffee
F. G. Dennis
Stanley Marsh
Frank Neal
John N. Maynard
L. V. Dorsch
W. R. Frazee
W. M. Jackson
E. H. Ashcraft
E. V. Nickell
Woodson Coffee
J. L. Kendrick Avery Turner
J. H. Harmon
Cora Crotty
O. K. Lewis
A. R. Granberg
William Perschell
L. M. Key
WSCS Guild Party at San Jacinto Methodist Church
The Woman's Society of Christian Service hosted an informal party for the Wesleyan Service Guild in Fellowship Hall. Hostesses served Halloween themed refreshments as members and guests enjoyed games readings and a friendship circle concluding with a benediction.
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San Jacinto
Fred Seale Receives Treatment At Northwest Texas Hospital
Amarillo homebuilder and real estate developer Fred Seale is under medical treatment at Northwest Texas Hospital. Attendants report his condition improved today as he receives care for an asthmatic condition.
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Fred Seale
Northwest Texas Hospital
Amarillo
DAR Chapter Opens New Year in Am arillo Meeting
Esther McCrory Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held a New Year gathering at Mrs. Davis Tudor’s home 601 Lincoln. Co hosts included Mrs. H C Randolph and Mrs. Ida B Roos with business led by vice regent Mrs. F H McGregor. They read appreciation letters for gifts to Veterans Hospital and a donation to the Community Chest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther McCrory
Daughters of the American Revolution
National and State Society
Don Culton
John Barry
John Rowland
Thomas Curry
A. A. Lumpkin
H. C. Randolph
F. H. McGregor
B. C. D. Bynum
Omi Polk Heaton
C. Willard Smith
Tom Currie
H. L. Broadwell
Byron Gist
F. W. Dodson
Ida B. Ro
Gift Shower Honors Mrs. Vernon Furlow at Pink and Blue Party
United Pentecostal Church Ladies Missionary Society honored Mrs. Vernon Furlow at a pink and blue party held in the home of G. W. Hamilton at 2410 West Second. Attending were Mesdames Alexander Bramslett Burke Covington Dunlap Fielden Golightly Hamilton Heitzman Kent Litle Pope N. J. Pope G. T. Robbins Jr. G. T. Robbins Sr. R. C. Robbins Shuey Maybell Tyler and E. F. White.
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United Pentecostal Church Ladies Missionary Society
Vernon Furlow
G. W. Hamilton
West Second
H. C. Alexander
H. H. Bramslett
J. B. Burke
E. F. Covington
D. E. Dunlap
R. A. Fielden
J. W. Golightly
Hugh Gunter
Ben Heitzman
Maggie Kent
C. L. Litle
J. L. Pope
N. J. Pope
G. T. Robbins, Jr
G. T. Robbins, Sr
R. C. Robbins
Fred Shuey
Maybell Tyler
E. F. White
Association Votes Project at San Jacinto PTA Meeting
The San Jacinto Parent-Teacher Association met yesterday at the school for a covered-dish lunch and business session in the auditorium. President Mrs. H. D. Reed led the invocation. members voted to buy a sound projector for the school and set the annual carnival for Oct. 1. Principal Robert H. Birchfield introduced teachers and announced entertainment by three third grades in a “Trip to the Circus” of songs dances and stunts.
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San Jacinto
Robert H. Birchfield
Burglars Enter Two Amarillo Businesses
Burglars entered Owen Furniture Company at 905 Taylor and Lone Star Cafe in the 400 block East Tenth last night. Four radios were stolen from the furniture store. $6 to $8 in cash taken from the cafe. The furniture safe was battered but not opened. entry was through a window, while the cafe entry was via a back door, police said.
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Amarillo
Owen Furniture Company
Taylor
Lone Star Cafe
East Tenth
Hearing Set On Vote Contest In Bushland District
A Friday morning hearing in 108th Judicial District Court will address Joe F. Gray versus Commissioners Court of Potter County over the Aug 9 tax election in Bushland. Gray alleges irregularities in calling and conduct of the vote that approved raising the district tax from 1 to 1.50 per hundred dollars. W. M. Nix represents Gray. John Peterson will defend the Commissioners Court. Jury demand not filed.
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Bushland
108Th Judicial District Court
Joe F. Gray
Commissioners Court of
Potter County
W. M. Nix
Mr. Gray
John Peterson
Commissioners Court
Marines Recruiter Hopkins Joins Amarillo Staff
Sgt Earl G Hopkins US Marines joins Amarillo Recruiting Staff at 208 Post Office Building after transfer from Tulsa. He served in Guadalcanal with the First Marine Division and saw initial landings on the Marshall Islands Saipan and Iwo Jima earning the Bronze Star Purple Heart Presidential Unit Citation with three stars and Naval Unit Commendation Ribbon. Greenland, the world largest island, is three times as big as Texas.
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Earl G. Hopkins
Amarillo
Leonard V. Smith
Hopkins
Tulsa
Guadalcanal
First Marine Division
Fourth Marines
Marshall Islands
Saipan
Iwo Jima
Arrest Made In Dumas Stabbing Case In Amarillo
Amarillo police arrested a Dumas man at the 405 Fillmore bus station about 3 15 am in connection with a cafe stabbing. James Bergen, 22, was hospitalized at St Anthony s with serious injuries including a deep slash to the arm and groin cuts. Sheriff Fuqua Younger of Dumas arrived about 5 am to take custody.
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Amarillo
Dumas
James Bergen
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Fillmore
Fuqua Younger
Amarillo Fire Department Promot Tests Continue Today
Promotional examinations to fill officer vacancies in the Amarillo Fire Department continued today. City personnel manager Clifford Davis expects to complete the tests this afternoon. The exams cover assistant chiefs captains lieutenants and drivers.
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Amarillo
New RDO Omni Directional Navigation Radios In Use
The article notes that very high frequency navigation receivers in aviation are called omni directional or RDO.
Amarillo Man Fined $100 for Carrying a Pistol
William Lee Amarillo Negro pleaded guilty in county court to possessing a pistol and was fined $100 plus costs yesterday.
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William Lee
Amarillo
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Cal Farley's
Phou
Thrifty Club
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Don Miller
Greenland
World
Island
Texas
Fire Department
Emily
Demandaz Va
Tepee Western Goods
Mark Davis
News-Globe
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N.S. Griggs & Sons
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