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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1946
Page
6
A community event at WOW Hall near Palo Dure Grove is announced with a gathering on a weekend evening. Attendees are invited to join the social party and enjoy local entertainment.
A schedule of social gatherings across Amarillo area churches and clubs includes Mrs George Loomis tea at 2 o clock in Circle 2 parlor, Dysart event at 70 Belleview 2 30, YWCA feather craft at 10, and multiple Society of Christian Service meetings at various church parlors. Other items include Fall meeting of Amarillo Presbyterial, First Presbyterian executive board at 9 with general meeting at 10, and Junior Travel Study Club tea at Federation Club rooms at 2. River Road 4 H Girls Club 2 45, Rainbow for Girls at Khiva Temple 7, and private Elizabeth Nixson School event at 7 30.
The Security Benefit Association announced a Halloween social at WOW Hall. The event will be held Monday evening October 28 at 9 o clock with prizes for the most original costumes for adults and children.
Playing cards made from cellulose nitrate sheets are being manufactured and are said to outlast 50 decks of ordinary cards, signaling a durable new card stock for the hobby.
The Amarillo Mozart Society hosted by Miss Grace Hamilton welcomed guests led by president Hamilton. Esther Jonsson Garlinghouse performed Mozart and Chopin pieces with Hermine Hooper and string quartet as encore, while charity notes mentioned aid to a Salzburg grocer’s family.
The Twentieth Century Culture Club met at Mrs. Byron Ellis’s home to discuss Education Today Is the Hope for Tomorrow. Topics included Does Our Education System Meet the Needs of Today and Can We Afford to Have Underpaid Teachers, with a dramatic reading to close. The next meeting is set for November 4 at Mrs. Townsend Douglas’s home.
San Jacinto Methodist Church will host the final study on India this Wednesday at 1 30 p m in the Fellowship Hall. The event concludes a series and invites members to attend and reflect on the topic.
Mrs. L. N. Pittman hosted colonial dames of the 17th Century Col Richard Henry Lee Chapter. The chapter voted a contribution to the Community Chest and set hostesses for the year. The program on national and state societies was led by Mrs Pittman with Mrs Curtis and Mrs Griggs. refreshments followed. The next meeting is set for November 18.
Pierian Club members will meet Thursday at 3 pm in the home of Mrs. John Maynard 2410 Hayden. Mrs. William Boyce is to be in charge of the entertainment.
A miscellaneous shower honored bride elect Miss Phyllis Burnett at the home of Mrs. W A Jenkins 208 Crestway. Mrs P V Mullins presided at the serving table and Mrs E M Post collected guest names. Autumn flowers adorned the rooms and guests included Mesdams Chandler Ferguson Barron Waller Allen Fiegel Erlandson Frost Morris Mullins.
Mr and Mrs Rheuben Sehleman of Arlington Washington and Mrs Rolly Fisher with Mrs John Duckenmier of Wellington are guests at 1306 Monroe.
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