Amarillo Pilot Club hears talk on education and rehabilitation
Members of the Amarillo Pilot Club met at the Capitol Hotel for a dinner and program led by president Miss Lucille Jennings. Annie McDonald spoke on a new state program for handicapped children. F F Beringer discussed rehabilitation. Two new members were welcomed, and plans were announced for a November 10 bridge tournament to benefit the Day Nursery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Beringer
Eva Lewis
George Hammock
Carrol B. Davis
Fort Worth
Gladys Phares
San Diego
Tennie Thompson
Josephine DeCoster
Billie Davis
Pilot Club
Crystal Ballroom
Herring Hotel
Mescames Ball
Laura Mae Blakemore
Florence Ames
Caye Dees
Bertha McLelland
Bonita Wilkins
Leone Dillon
Dorothy Adams
Daisy Bruce
Hazel Lewis
Alvadee Posey
Leni Shane
Steinlage to Speak at Father’s Night Program
Rt Rev Monsignor John A Steinlage pastor of Sacred Heart Cathedral will be principal speaker at St Marys Parent Teacher Association Father’s Night. The event is set for 7 45 tonight in Cathedral Hall.
McKinley PTA Meets On Playground and Recreation
Mrs. Paul Corbett presided as president of the McKinley Parent-Teacher Association at the school. O. B. Howell discussed Playground and Equipment and urged orderliness in play to curb vandalism. W. J. Hiatt noted Boy Scouts briefly. The annual Halloween carnival is set for 6 PM Thursday October 25 at the school with supper and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Corbett
McKinley Parent-Teacher Association
O. B. Howell
Howell
W. J. Hiatt
Boy Scouts
River Road P T A Meeting Plans Halloween Carnival
River Road Parent-Teacher Association held a business and social at the school with 25 members present. Announced by president Mrs W T Oler, the carnival is set for Nov 2. Mrs F B Harmon named treasurer. Corsages given. musical numbers by Mrs Oscar Wise and Miss Patricia Wills Eva Layton. Capt Tommy Thomas spoke on fire safety at Forest Hill P T A in the school auditorium. A special meeting is scheduled for Tuesday at 3:30 PM to plan the carnival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
River Road
Parent-Teacher Association
Martin A. Meeker
W. T. Oler
Tommy Thomas
Forest Hill
Captain Thomas
F. B. Harmon
Co-Workers Sunday School Class Entertained Members
Mrs. R W Jones and Mrs James H Cooper hosted the Co-Workers Sunday School Class of Polk Street Methodist Church at the Cooper home 2905 Harrison Monday afternoon. The event featured prayers, reports from officers, and refreshments with guests and members listed. An upcoming banquet is planned for Monday evening November 19 at 7 in Fellowship Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Jones
James H. Cooper
Co-Workers
Polk Street Methodist
Cooper Home
Harrison
E. C. Britain
E. B. Harris
C. Davis
R. A. de ™Ee
J. E. Kuykendall
Chad Elliott
R. A. Love
Henry Baldridge
S. E. Ross
G. C. Davis
H. C. Kendrick
Earl G. Hamlett
A. L. Simmons
W. H. Thrasher
W. P. McVeal
L. H. Davis
T. W. Gilstrap
T. E. Daniel
J. G. Garrison
Weills
Rose
DeFee
J. A. Cooley
Myrtle Perry
McKee
Marearest Shore
Sam E. Morris
W. G. Fry
MacDowell Music Club Plans Open Meeting
The MacDowell Music Club will honor past presidents at an open meeting at 2 30 oclock Thursday afternoon in the Federation Club Rooms. Hostesses are Mesdames W L Burns J H Cooper R L Currie H A Waller and J L Southern. Mrs Howard Lynch will be the program director. Patrons honorary members and associate members are invited and active members may bring guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacDowell Music Club
Federation Club
W. L. Burns
J. H. Cooper
R. L. Currie
H. A. Waller
J. L. Southern
Howard Lynch
Business Women's Dinner at First Christian Church
The business women's circle of the First Christian Church will hold a dinner and program at the church Wednesday evening at 6 15 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
First Christian Church
Women's Society of Christian Service
San Jacinto Methodist Church
L. W. Barrett
Virginia
Emma McNadd
Mississipi
H. R. Stephenson
Forest
First Christian Business Wommen's Circle
Gamma Iota Chapter Meets at YWCA for Charity Drive
Gamma Iota Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at the YWCA building in Lincoln to send books records and money to the Chaplains Service Corps. Members listed include Flowers Henderson Jo Henderson Hornung Howard Lewis Lewis Lord Murray Payne Thomas Scott Wesbrook Baldwin Cohlmeyer Ferguson McClain Minnich Muse Scott Shelton Shaw Sunkel. The next meeting is scheduled for Monday evening November 5 at the YWCA building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamma Iota
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Lincoln
Chaplains Service Corps
Mary Anna Flowers
Frances Henderson
Jo Henderson
Vera Hornung
Barbara Howard
Ellen Lewis
Kathleen Lewis
Allegra Lord
Betty Murray
Carrolee Payne
Billie Thomas
Johnnie Scott
Gladys Wesbrook
Hope Baldwin
Dorothy Cohlmeyer
Virginia Ferguson
Cloma McClain
Mary Minnich
Colleen Muse
Johnnie Mae Scott
Edith Shelton
Neil Shaw
Naomi Sunkel
Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary Hosts Halloween Party
The Ladies Auxiliary to the United Spanish War Veterans met at 200 East Seventh Street with Mrs. John C. Hudson presiding. Members received birthday honors for three months, CA Bruce attended as a guest, and Maud Anderson and Farl W. Smith helped with entertainment. The next meeting is a business session on November 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary
United Spanish War Veterans
East Seventh
John C. Hudson
J. E. Griggs
A. Petersen
Department
Denver Post
Denver
Alveretta Wallace
Farl Smith
J.S. Spegal
FE. R. Bruce
Maud Anderson
Farl W. Smith
Hudson
Amarillo Social Calendar Highlights Evening Activities
A dense list of tonight events includes Officers Wives Club sewing and Red Cross work at the Build ing on Avenue D and Fourth Street, AA meetings, Amarillo Rebekah Lodge, American Legion Auxiliary at Legion Hall, and Khiva Temple. Multiple clubs, YWCA committees, sewing groups, and church circles gather across downtown and Lincoln area venues with times from 2:30 to 8:30 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Officers Wives Club
Red Cross
Avenue D
Fourth Street
AA. A
Whist Bridge Club Hosts Covered Dish Luncheon
Members of the Whist Bridge Club gathered for a covered dish lunch and an afternoon of bridge at Mrs. C. F. Moore's home on Milam Street. Pollyanna gifts were exchanged and attendees included Mrs. Carrington Stores Proffer Hudspeth Wicker Green and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whist Bridge Club
C. F. Moore
Milam
A. R. Carrington
A. L. Stores
Paul Proffer
Joe Hudspeth
Herman Wicker
Mike Green
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Wics
Polk Street
Methodist Women's Society of Christian Service
BLACK
Corday
Blackburn ‘Bros
LEE Optical Company
Lubbock
Wichita Falls
Dallas Oak Cliff Greenville
Ellis Carp
George Palatsky
W. T. McDaniel
E. R. Friedman
geeeKryptok
Gamma Iota Chapter
Ozarka
Amarillo Rebekah Lodge
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
1800
Order of the Eastern Star
W. C. A. International Relations Committee
H. ©. Adams
P. FE. O
J. O. Chandler
Bowie
St. Mary's P.T. Association
Cathedral Hall
Washington
Stitch and Chatter Club
Frank King
Colorado
Mrs. L. Glasgow
Bluebonnet Drive
Jenny Lind Sewing Club
O. L Nix
Taylor
Buchanan Street
Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service
Abbie Burch
Uso
Order of Rainbow
Khiva Temple
Alpha Alpha Chapter
Federation
First Baptist Fidelis
Methodist Wesleyan Service Guild
Y. W. C. A. Finance Committee
Miss Marie Russ
Y W.C
Tyler
Y. W C. A. Business Girls Committee
Faye Gordon
First
Christian Woman's Council
Howard Boxwell
Paul Boxwell
B. E. Walker
S. A. James
Madison
West Amarillo Christian Church
Circle
W. E. Harrison
Kansas Circle
Pleasant Valley
First Presbyterian Church
Helen Nevins
Clara Hepburn
Sara Seward
Amanda McFarland
Frances Goodrich
Ann Nassau
Methodist
I's
Lydia F. Pinkham
Griggs Burial Association
Griggs & Sons
N.s.griggs & Sons Funerals Ofharacter and Economy
J.U.G
JUG. Club
M. K Collie
Fillmore
James O. Gulekie
Ptlura Teks NT
Ora Haile
Don Meek
Beatrice Brown
Wilma
Dial
Gladys
Beauty Service
Robert Axtell
Axtell Music Studio
Fillmore Street
Red
Kline’s
Amarillo, Texas
Junior Vogue
Young Fashions
Vogue
Quan
City
State
Polk
Pattern Department
White Q
Kirk
Ahaarillo
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