Club Meeting Set For Wednesday Afternoon With Mrs FE George
The club will meet next Wednesday at 2 PM with Mrs FE W George at 305 North Mc Masters Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. W. George
North
McMasters Street
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1941
Page
2
L'Aiguille Club Meets with Fall Flowers at Home
Mrs H C Prince hosted a L Aiguille Club meeting at her home with chrysanthemums in decor. Mrs S E Ross presided as president, and Mrs S L Edwards reported on the Potter County Federation meeting. Christmas gift exchange names drawn. next meeting Nov 4 at Mrs Corn’s, 1915 Jackson Street. guest Mrs Louise Baker of Hobbs NM. Members listed. Halcyon Club to meet at 1007 Mississippi Street Friday at 2 PM. Jenny Lynn Club
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Prince
L'Aiguille Club
S. E. Ross
S. L. Edwards
Potter County Federation of Women's Clubs
Rankin Russell
H. H. Corn
T. S. Dysart
Sarah Williams
W. M Gouldy
Ross
A. D. Lidia
C. A. Caster
J. C Blackburn
C. W. Farr
W. H. Woodlief
E. C. Britain
W. M. Gouldy
Edwards
W. T. Leachman
D. Vaughan
the Hivetess
Mrs. Corn
Jackson Street
Louise Baker
Hobbs
N. M
Ray Gamblin
Lee Osborn
J. 8. McCall
A. M. Martin
EB. L. Fenwick
Mack A. McCoy
Earl Smith
R. T. Spain
Truett Johnson
Tommy Smith
al Gamblin
Robert Stone
O. L. Campbell
East Sixth Avenue
Halcyon Club
Roy Barnard
Mississippi Street
Friendly Birthday Club Meets At Mrs H E Davis Home
The Friendly Birthday Club gathered at 809 Monroe Street with Mrs H E Davis hosting. Plans were made for a Halloween party at 305 Belleview Street hosted by Mrs F L Lockwood Saturday night. Attendees included Mesdames A M Yccum W D Kearns Jim Me Broom D L Fansler E W George Lockwood W M McBroom H F.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. EF. Davis
Monroe Street
F. L. Lockwood
Belleview Street
A. M Yccum
W. D. Kearns
Jim Me
Jenny Lynn Sewing Club
Broom
D. L. Fansler
E. W. George
Lockwood
W. M. McBroom
H. F
D A R Chapter To Work for Red Cross
Esther McCrory Chapter of the D A R met at Mrs Allen Early’s home to discuss Red Cross work. Mrs Wes Izzard spoke on the Red Cross, urged volunteers, and the chapter will host Red Cross rooms in November. Notables praised wartime service and the National Historical Magazine excerpts highlighted society rehabilitation efforts and orphans aided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther McCrory
Allen Early
Harrison Street
Red Cross
Farly
Wes Izzard
Potter County Red Cross
Izzard
A. A Lumpkin
T. F. Turner
C. F Randall
Dean Kirk
Grey Ladies of the Red Cross
Veterans Hospital
B. C. D. Bynum
National Historical Magazine
National Historical Society
France
A. A. Lumpkin
Pattern 4906 Offered In Several Size and Fabric Options
Pattern 4906 is available in sizes 32 to 42 with options in medium rye and green. Small requires fabric amounts and ruffling, apron B, and specific yardage for 35 inch fabric. Send fifteen cents to the Pattern Department of Amarillo Globe to request the pattern and twenty cents for a 1941 42 pa' news styles. The note references a smart hat and bag size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pattern Department of
Amarillo Globe
West 171 Street
New York
N. Y
Halloween events and club notices fill Amarillo calendar
The calendar lists multiple events tonight and Friday across Amarillo including Little Flower Mission Guild review at The Cathedral, Will Rogers Range Riders banquet at the Amatillo Hotel, Alpha Delta Sorority activities, Wondmen Circle gatherings, Child Study Club meetings, Needle Club, Mother-in-Law Club, PT Unit fundraisers, and a Negro Minstrel at Summit School. Also notes Halcyon Club and Post Office Clerks Auxiliary luncheon with locations and start times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Flower Mission Guild
Sacred Heart Cathedral
Cathedral Hall
Housewarming Honorees Foster Dumas at Surprise Gathering
Mr and Mrs Foster Dumas were honored at a surprise housewarming at their home 1604 West Nineteenth Avenue last night. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Ed Mims and many others with gifts sent by numerous friends and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster Dumas
1604 West
Nineteenth Avenue
Ed Mims
Messrs
Alma Steirs
Pearl Gould
H L. Gaither
J. O. Dumas
Blanche Calhoon
Anna Ruth May
Marjorie Day
Mickey Melchior
Paula Dumas
Marie Jenkins
Evelyn Wallace
Helen Hutchings
Ardith Slaton
Jean Buhler
Mr. David Smith
Teddy Price
Audrey Hathaway Heads New Organizational Beauty School
A chapter of the National Kappa Delta Chi is formed at the San Jacinto School of Beauty Culture. Elected officers include President Audrey Hathaway, first vice president Neva Blair, second vice president Marie Potter, third vice president Emma Belle Smith, secretary treasurer Louise Ridner, Amarillo, and a board of directors with Reena Belle Worsham as chairman, Cleo Davis, Inez McDaniels, parliam terian Louise Nichols, publicity chair J. V Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Delta Chi
San Jacinto School of Beauty Culture
Audrey Hathaway
Neva Blair
Amarillo
Marie Potter
Dalhart
Emma Belle Smith
Drumright
Okla
Louise Ridner
Reena Belle Worsham
Cleo Davis
Pampa
Inez McDaniels
Kerrick
Louise Nichols
J. V Moore
Forest Hill Club Meets At E A Collie Home
Forest Hill 66 Club gathered at Mrs E A Collie home with hostesses Mrs Prank Stitt and Mrs Benge for a pruning and cuttings demonstration on grape vines by Miss Pauline Lokey. Doris Legant district agent led an open discussion on demonstration club work to bolster home life. attendees included J W Carver Casey Page D E Harris Stitt Stanard Dowlen Helen Benge Edward Raef E A Collie Miss Lokey and Miss Leggitt. The meeting context notes November 7 at 300 North Grand Street and a separate review of The Keys of the Kingdom by A J Cronin led by Mrs Joe Coffee at Ellwood Park Presbyterian Church hosted by the Church Women’s Auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Lokey
Forest Hill
E. A. Collie
Prank Stitt
Doris Legant
Mesdames J. W. Carver
Casey Page
D. E. Harris
Stitt
K. W. Stanard
Dowlen
Helen Benge
Edward Raef
Miss Lokey
Miss Leggitt
Newlyweds Are Honored in Clovis Shower
Marcie Deckard and R L Harper were married in Clovis on October 3. A miscellaneous shower hosted by San Jacinto Baptist Church members featured games, a poem reading, and a gift table for the newlyweds. Attendees included a long list of relatives and friends, with post event note that the couple resides at 4220 West Eleventh Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Harper
Clovis
San Jacinto Baptist Church
R. B. Bowlin
Our House
Tommie Godfrey
Jon Honest
Bryan Deckard
W. R. Harper
RB Bowlin
Nelson Hall
Darrell Webb
Harve Woodward
W. N. Rynders
W_ OA Harper
Laura Deckard
Frank Allen
Leroy Goodell
Ida Spillers
Claude Kennett
A.C. Stanford
W. N. Worford
J. W. Goodell
A. J. Hart
Misses Ora West
Macbeth Spidllers
Helen Deckard
Helen Kennett
Pearl Harris
Jeanette Fullerton
Mary EF. Rynders
G. A. Goodnicht
Sammie
Don Deckard
Phyllis Rae Harris
Rey
B Frank Hasty
Roop
C F E. Kennett
C F E. Kennett, Mr. and Mrs. A. 8. Wimberley, Mrs. L. L Whitten
T. A. Bippus
F. W. Roffey
Harper
Marcie Deckard
West
Eleventh Avenue
Founders Day Observed by Delta Epsilon Amarillo Alumnae
Founders Day Banquet at Capitol Hotel hosted by Delta Epsilon and Amarillo Alumnae chapters of Alpha Iota Sorority. Miss Phyllis Ford served as toastmaster, Mrs Carol Colvin and Miss Lavoy Burk provided Marimba and piano solos. Chrysanthemums adorned the table as a group of young women and sponsors attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Rollins
Wilma Immell
Morris Dial
Dale Gilmore
Wayne Prescott
Edna Coy
Wild Rose Lodge Hosts Lunch and Meeting
Wild Rose Lodge No 312 Ladies Auxiliary held a regular meeting at the I O O F Hall with a noon covered dish luncheon for many members and guests. Annie Blackwell was initiated. Philathea Class plans a Halloween party at First Baptist Church. Clerks Auxiliary to meet for a luncheon at Mrs B W VanNoy’s home at 2605 Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office Clerks Auxiliary
B. W. VanNoy
Taylor Street
Wild Rose Lodge
Brotherhood of Railroad
I. O. O. F. Hall
Frank Nolan
J. C. Sparks
Patsy Ruth
Lillian Clark
Ruby Walters
Ethel Warren
Carrie Hudspeth
Edith Ball
Audrey Kraus
Florence Warren
Marvin Reagan
Mayme Hain
W. L. Hain
R. T. Simmons
Bernice Shofner
Elva Clark
Jeanne
Gertrude Rowe
R. D. Walker
Audrey Partain
Mary Jones
Lorcan Goodman
Elizabeth Cable
Mabel Blake
Olive Mathews
Lillie Swink
Mae McDaniels
Pauline
Annie Blackwell
First Baptist Church
Post Office
Bright Spots and Social Notices Ahead of Weekend
Miss Ruth Brannon, soon to wed Harold Kim mell Kimmell, was feted at a Rose Bowl Tea Room luncheon with guests including the bride elect's mother and friends. Decorations featured bronze chrysanthemums in blue pottery bowls, and a Swedish luncheon was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Brannon
Harold
Kim) Kimmell
J. W. Polkinghorn
Rose Bowl Tea Room
Elect
W. O. Kimmell
Kathryn Lowe
Helen McCabe
H. W. Gorman
Miss Brannon
We the Women by Ruth Millett
We the Women notes a Navy ensign asks his father to propose for him in Iceland and Households of daughters, cars, gifts, and debts. The piece argues many fathers invest heavily in courting, covering rides, corsages, clothes, and gifts to win a son's chosen wife, with a humorous nod to a father enlisting the mother to help close the deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Navy
Iceland
Dad
Ensign
John Alden
Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club Elects Officers
Mrs. J. H. Johnson was re elected president at a meeting held yesterday in Mrs. Lee Williamson home 206 River Drive New officers include Mrs Jess Walter vice president L O Biggers secretary B F Tate treasurer H C Gentry parliamentarian Otis Armstrong council delegate and H J Pankratz reporter The program on Special Days was led by Mrs Jack Jerman Others participating were Mrs Guy Gibson and Mrs H C Gentry The meeting notes list many members and the next lesson led by Miss Pauline Lokey at Mrs Walter 202 Mountain Drive on November 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Johnson
Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club
Lee Williamson
River Drive
Jess Walter
L. O. Biggers
B. F. Tate
H. C. Gentry
Otis Armstrong
J. Pankratz
Jack Jerman
Guy Gibson
Walter
Mountain Drive
Pauline Lokey
Recent Bride Is Honored At Miscellaneous Shower
Mrs. James Jeffress former Miss Madelyn Harden was honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. S A Strimple at 811 Virginia Street. Rooms wore yellow and white flowers with a large gift basket centerpiece. many guests and hosts are named, and various friends sent gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Jeffress
Madelyn Harden
S. A. Strimple
Virginia Street
Ruth James William Scofield
T. A. Lee
L. H. Dickerson
J. FE. Jeffress
Peggy Aspyrin
Dovie Denton
J. A. Ludlam
H. H. Hagemier
Vada Willis
FE. H. Willis
Josie Scott
V. E Strimple
Mary Jacks
Mildred Willis
Doris Yates
Norma Aspyrin
Loreta Ludlam
Marjorie Dickerson
Lila Beth
Estella Jean
Jewel Strimple
Mesdames M. C. Scofield
Drasus Benton
Joe Lock
Alma Reese
Woodward
Archer Meredith
S. A. Boren
Wayne Strimple
C. D. Scott
Dorothy Jo Sullivan
Business College Elect Officers and Social Planned
Students at Fleming Business University elected President Billie Starr of Bovina Vice President Dee B Coleman of Lefors Secretary Treasurer June Hart of Bovina and Reporter Carl Godfrey of Perryton. They planned a first social Thursday at 10 pm at Rosalind Skating Rink then to Linnie Sue Ashby 1009 Jackson Street for games and refreshments. A large crowd was expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleming Business University
Billie Starr
Bovina
Dee B. Coleman
Lefors
June Hart
Carl Godfrey
Perryton
Rosalind Skating Rink
Linnie Sue Ashby
Jackson Street
Manning to give piano recital in Amarillo College
John C. Manning, a noted conversational recitalist, will perform a piano program in the Amarillo College Auditorium on Friday night November 7 at 8 15 oclock. He will be assisted by Robert Louis Barron director of the Amarillo Symphony Orchestra. Tickets are available from Amarillo Music Teachers Association members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Women's
Crystal Ballroom
Herring Hotel
Amarillo Music Teachers Association
John C. Manning
Amarillo College
Manning
Robert Louis Barron
Amarillo Symphony Orchestra
Association
Economy Home Demonstration Club officer election planned
The Economy Home Demonstration Club will hold officer elections Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock at Mrs. Floyd Bingham's home 124 Bonita. Members are asked to bring their expansion and yearly reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Economy Home Demonstration Club
Floyd Bingham
Bonita
Also Mentioned on This Page
R. H. Jarnigan
Arthur Street
Jenny Lynn Club
H. E. Davis
D.A.R
Kline
Millinery Dept
Kline ‘S
Anne Adams
Little Flower Mission Guild of
Cathedral Mall
Ellwood Park
Will Rogers
Amatillo Hotel
Alpha Delta Sorority
Leonard Hamilton
Weat Thirty-fourth Avenue
Poplar Grove
Wondmen Circle
Chiries M. Rogers
Lipscomb Street
Needie Club
W M Gauldy
van Buren Street
Amarilla
Federation Club
Child Study Club
M. A. Webb
Sem Houston PT Unit
Summit F T
Philatheas Chan
San Jacinto PT
Cardinal
A. J. Cronin
Joe Coffee
Ellwood Park Presbyterian Church
Woman's Auxiliary
Junkin
Taylor
Rock River
Pledge Dramatic Fraternity
Eleanor Daugherty
Grace Rodgers
West Texas State College, Canyon
Eta Iota
Alpha Psi Omega
National
Honorary Dramatic Fraternity
Miss Daugherty
Miss Rodgers
Huddle
Sadie Hawkins
Amarillo Hotel
Mary Barr
Madison Street
Benefit Party
We the Women
Ruth Millett
JK Ay«Sons Furniture Migrs
West 7Th Ave
Club
Students of
Business College
Economy Club
Amarillo Paint
Gad Wallpaper Co
Polk
Schilling
Nu-Way Upholstering CO
W. Sixth
Second Street
San Francisco
R. J. Marks
Marks Furs
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