Spook Party At Rose Bowl Tea Room
A Halloween party for Amarillo children will be held at the Rose Bowl Tea Room during lunch on Saturday. The Amarillo Junior Welfare League members will dress as ghosts with harvest decor from the Stevenson ranch. The event includes a fortune telling tent, costumes optional, and a 50 cent charge with a menu of pigs in blankets and pumpkin desserts.
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Rose Bowl Tea Room
Amarillo
Ralph Carroll
Mesdames van Bruner
R. P. Black
A. B. Goldson
Filet crochet chair set pattern 474
Learn to conserve chairs while enhancing beauty with a filet crochet chair set. Pattern 474 includes charts and directions for the set, required materials, and stitch illustrations. Send eleven cents in coins to The Amarillo Globe Needlecraft Dept. 82 Eighth Avenue New York NY. Write plainly pattern number name and address.
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Amarillo Globe
Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Avenue
New York
N. Y
Mrs J Ray Hosts Woman's Club Line Party at Paramount
Mrs J Ray entertained 18 members and three guests of the Woman's Club with a line party at the Paramount Theater. Mr and Mrs J C King greeted attendees before the show and a brief meeting followed with Mrs J O Curtis presiding in Mrs R Dean Kirk's absence. Bond sale committee named Albert Bivins Dan Culton and Howard Trigg.
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J. Ray
Paramount Theater
J. C. King
J. O. Curtis
R. Dean Kirk
Albert Bivins
Dan Culton
Howard Trigg
Navy Mothers Club cancels Tuesday meeting
The Navy Mothers Club will not meet Tuesday afternoon due to Navy Day Bond Sales activity in which all members participate. A Junior Harmony Club meeting is set for Tuesday at 7 PM at Miss Pat Newby’s home, 1114 Taylor Street.
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Polk Street Methodist Women's Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
Navy Mothers Club
Navy Day
Junior Harmony Club
Pat Newby
Taylor Street
Miss Drapela Is Honored At Breakfast
Bride elect Miss Jeanette Drapela of Chicago was feted at a Sunday breakfast at Helen Hutcheon’s home. She will wed Jack Roach in Chicago on November 7. Guests included Verna Mae Swank Virginia Ann Drapela Margie Wilson June Laing Mary Ruth Harper Ava Lee Sullivan Ardith Slaton Mary Tye Betty Caldwell Wanda Wanser Peggy Seibel Adelaide Barton June Gristy Marjorie Dey Mary Edna Alford Betty B. Welch Jimmie Sullivan Florence Gristy and J.
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Jeanette Drapela
Jack Roach
Chicago
Helen Hutcheon
Miss Drapela
Verna Mae Swank
Virginia Ann Drapela
Margie Wilson
June Laing
Mary Ruth Harper
Ava Lee Sullivan
Ardith Slaton
Mary Tye
Betty Caldwell
Wanda Wanser
Peggy Seibel
Adelaide Barton
June Gristy
Marjorie Dey
Mary Edna Alford
Betty B. Welch
Jimmie Sullivan
San Antonio
Florence Gristy
J. F. Drapela
Evelyn Britain
Ann Hutcheon
Clara Newton
Marie Jenkins
Tea Given By Sorority At Mrs Scott Home
Alpha Alpha chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Society hosted a preferential tea Sunday afternoon from 3 30 to 5 30 at the home of Mrs Jewareed Scott. Mrs Grady Nobles led at the tea table with a lace cloth, yellow chrysanthemums and white candles. Assistants included Marion Gross Louise Smith Mary Winyard and Jenareed Scott. Guests were Elsa Plant Bonnie Faye Bennett Mozelle Bechtel and Nola Gordon. Members attending listed with several names including Margaret Tatum Lois Smith and Fern Smith.
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Beta Sigma Phi Society
Jewareed Scott
Grady Nobles
Marion Gross
Louise Smith
Mary Winyard
Jenareed Scott
Elsa Plant
Bonnie Faye Bennett
Mozelle Bechtel
Nola Gordon
Margaret Tatum
Lois Smith
Gladys Eckerd
Fern Smith
Blanche Burch
Juanita Simmons
Mary Vinyard
Inez Lovan
Helen McCabe
Zola Mae Stout
Vada Showalter
Mrs. Nobles
Rushees Entertained by Epsilon Sigma Alpha Chapter
Alpha Beta Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority entertained rushees Friday night at the home of Miss Chloie Hall on Tyler Street. Guests included Ellen Ruth Colwell Margie Lee White Wilma Neece Gladys Czerner Frances Singleton and Ruth Lacy. Hostesses and members listed attended. A separate note announces The Social Study Group of the American Association of University Women will meet with Mrs. David A. Reid on Madison Street at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
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Alpha Beta Chapter
Epsilon Sgma Alpha Sorority
The
American Association of University Women
David A. Reid
Madison Street
Community Calendar Listings for Amarillo Tuesday
Tonight parish vestry and multiple clubs hold meetings across Amarillo including St Andrews Vestry at Parish House 7:30, American Legion dance at Legion Home 8:30, and various groups meeting Tuesday at Social Center for Girls Lincoln Street and other venues. Local ladies clubs, Kiwanis Anns Halloween party, Red Cross class, and church study sessions are scheduled with times ranging 1 to 8:30 p.m. and locations citywide.
Clubwomen Called to Unite for War Service in Washington
Washington D C October 26 Mrs John L Whitehurst president of the General Federation of Womens Clubs calls on the nations clubwomen to act as a single powerful agency to support the war effort through Christian principles. She urges continued community work including Red Cross, nutrition and education programs and warns against dissolving the clubs identity during wartime.
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Washington, D. C
John L. Whitehurst
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Red Cross
It's no longer taboo for girls to talk of this help
An old advertisement promotes CARDUS for menstrual relief and as a general tonic. It claims a 62 year record of two way help, advising use starting three days before menstruation and promising appetite improvement and stronger digestion through increased gastric juice flow. It urges trying CARDUS with a cheerful testimonial.
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Cardus
Women Who Won’t Ever Be Missed
Adelaide Kerr profiles women who hinder progress, citing Fannie Hurst on antagonistic behavior toward other women and resistance to female leadership. The piece critiques attitudes that constrain women in business and wartime roles.
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Adelaide Kerr
Wide World
Fannie Hurst
Women critics urge wartime restraint and focus on duty
Judge Dorothy Kenyon cites types of women to avoid during war including mannish dressers and those who seek fame or luxuries. Carrie Catt opposes self indulgence, while Dean Gildersleeve urges adherence to wartime regulations. A Philathea Class meeting is set for tomorrow at Mrs. Tyson’s home with Mrs. Johnson as hostess.
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Dorothy Kenyon
Municipal Court
New York
Harrison Thomas
League of Nations Association
Carrie Chapman Catt
Dean Virginia Gildersleeve
Bernard College
Columbia
Philathea
First Baptist Philathea
W. B. Tyson
Kermit Johnson
La Costura Club Meeting Scheduled for Tuesday
La Costura Club will meet at 2 30 o clock Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Cecil Stone 2024 Washington Street.
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la Costura Club
Cecil Stone
Washington Street
Armistice Has New Meaning in Amarillo Parade
Armistice Day in Amarillo will differ with no pauses for peace and a bigger parade. Private autos and mechanized floats are omitted. marching groups, Legion heads, and grand marshal Col E A Simpson lead arrangements with open house at Amarillo Field and a post parade banquet.
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Amarillo
Roy Pollard
Legion
Col. E. A. Simpson
American Legion
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce
Joe Jenkins
John Boyce
Pantex-Certain-teed
Army Air Forces Technical School
Pollard
Cactus Ordnance Works of
Dumas
Julian Haddon
Amarillo Field
Legion Home
America
New Air Line links Mexico City and Havana
A new semi weekly service between Mexico City and Havana was inaugurated giving the capitals a round trip three times weekly. Compania Mexicana de Aviacion a Pan-American subsidiary operates Fridays Sundays in addition to Pan-American’s Wednesday flight. A second daily schedule between the United States and the Canal Zone was added to meet war demands. We Adopt the new anti Nazi slogan Fats to you Adolf.
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Mexico City
Havana
Pan-American Airways
Compania Mexicana de Aviacion
Pan-American
United States
Canal Zone
Brownsville
Tex
Panama
We the Women by Ruth Millett
We the Women argues wartime habits should persist after the war. It urges Mrs America to keep using spare time productively, save 10 percent, avoid waste, and stay involved in family, community, and world affairs rather than resuming prewar excesses.
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Uncle Sam
Mrs. America
Dalhart girl returns. two men held for investigation
Virginia Bonner, 13, missing since Saturday afternoon, was found and returned to Dalhart. Two Sentinel, Oklahoma men were detained by Sheriff H. D. Foust after eyewitnesses said a gray coupe stopped as she walked home from a movie and one man forced her into the car. Sallie Gill of Dalhart was also identified and returned home.
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Dalhart
Virginia Bonner
Charlie Bonner
Sentinel
Okla
H. D. Foust
Fox
Virgin
Sallie Gill
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Edna Lockwell
Bakersfield
Calif
David Hendrix
Prospect Street
Lockwell
Emmett FE. Byers
Hendrix
Lycia Rippey
North
Pierce Street
J L Martin
West Thirteenth Avenue
John Castleberry
Buchanan Street
Glenwood Parent-Teacher Association
Luther Sheldon
Fort Sill
Glenn Broaddus
Cleveland Street
Johnnie Price
L. F. Lynn
Leonard Collingsworth
Borger
Robert Manzer
Frank Brown
Evelyn Broaddus
Tom Lynn
Cuo Ck
Hallowe'en
California
Havisane Board
San Francisco
Su Tae Ia Eee
Fauia Wheeler
Mrs. J. Ray
Woman's Club
Rushees
St. Andrew's Episcopal Vestry
Business Women's Circle of
Weet
Christian Woman's Council
Allene White
Wayside Drive
American Legion and Auxiliary
Social Center For Girls
Lincoln Street
Amarillo Country Club
Amarillo Hotel
Gamma Tota
Beta Sigme
Phi Sorority
Federation
San Jacinto Kiwani-Anns
Kiwanis Club
West Sixth Avenue
Women's Society of Christian Service
Polk Street Methodist Church
Latin America
Wolflin School
Horace Mann
Polk Street
Fellowship Hall
Pain
Lipscomb Street
First Baptist Amania
Oddfellows and Rebekahs
I. O
F. Hall
Carpenters
Carpenters’ Auxiliary
Kappa Delta Chi
Beauty Sorority
San Jacinto School of Beauty Culture
Lone Star Roller Canary Bird Club
Sophia Barnett
Fillmore Street
Robert Hibbs
Jackson St
R. M. Lynch
Fairmont Street
el Martes
W. T Williford
Jackson Street
Bonita
O. FE. S
Amarillo Rebekah Lodge
F Hall
Miracle Book Club
North Taylor Street
B. of L. E
I. O. O. F. Hall
C. C. Shaller
A. A. U. W. Social Study Group
First Baptist Philothea
Virginia Street
Crisco
Texas
van Camp's
S&h
GLOBE
West 7Th Ave
Globe-News
American Institute of Laundering
Raatao Ac
ARRID
New Air Line
Adolf
We the Women
Ruth Millett
Lydia E. Pinkham
Comroun
Russette
Essence Impériale Russe
White & Kirk
Sanitone
Dodie
Deche
Santtone
Ee Santione
J Poche
Buchanan St
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