Circle Discusses Life of Paul in Morning Circle
The Morning Circle of Washington Avenue Christian Church held a Wednesday meeting at the church to study Life of Paul by Periods led by Mrs. H S Outland with devotion by Mrs. A M Weisenman on Love and Friendship. Attendees included R C Bolton Frank Ham S W Jones HE McMinn A M Weisenman Raymond Steinger John Sullivan J E Fogle and guest Mrs N Palmer. The next meeting will feature a covered dish luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
H. S. Outland
Washington Avenue
Sanborn School Halloween Party Planned by PTA
Sanborn School will host a Halloween party on Tuesday evening October 31 announced by PTA president Mrs G R Maxwell. Cafeteria opens at 6 30 serving chili pie and coffee. Projects start at 7 with a palm reader and a showing of Mack's Mix Up led by Bill Mack KLYN announcer at 9 in the auditorium. Public invited.
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Sanborn School Parent-Teacher Association
G. R. Maxwell
Mack
Bill Mack
Klyn
Officer To Attend District Meeting Of Sorority Group
Mrs Cecilia Cowan of Loveland Colorado international supervising chairman of Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority will attend the Fifth Texas Panhandle District meeting in Hereford Sunday Alpha Beta Chapter of Amarillo hosts from 8 to 9 a m in Mrs Grady Foxs home 2807 Hayden Eta Zeta Eta Delta Eta Epsilon and Eta Lambda chapters guests Registration 930 to 1130 a m at Ellen Carters 407 Union Hereford Luncheon at Jim Hill Hotel followed by the business meeting Bonnie Phillips Plainview district president says delegates and members will come from Amarillo Lubbock Pampa Tulia Muleshoe Plainview Wellington Panhandle Quanah and Hereford.
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Cecilia Cowan
Loveland
Colo
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Texas Panhandle
Hereford
Alpha Beta Chapter
Amarillo
Grady Fox
Hayden
Eta Zeta
Eta Delta
Eta Epsilon
Eta Lambda
Ellen Carter
Union
Jim Hill Hotel
Bonnie Phillips
Plainview
Lubbock
Pampa
Tulia
Muleshoe
Wellington
Panhandle
Quanah
4-H Girls Club Meeting At Pleasant Valley
The Pleasant Valley 4-H Girls Club met at Mrs. O L Holmes's home on East Central. Miss Pauline Lakey demonstrated brownie cookies with master mix. New member Johnnie Fay Watson welcomed. attendees included Norma Hansom Norma Stitt Martha Holmes Janice Chesher Sandra Hunsucker Linda Lou Pierce Betty Lou Ford Jessie Ann Gibson Mrs Frank Stitt Miss Lokey and the hostess. The group plans to meet again November 8 at 4 PM.
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Pleasant Valley
O. L. Holmes
East Central
Pauline Lakey
Potter County
Johnnie Fay Watson
Norma Hansom
Norma Stitt
Martha Holmes
Janice Chesher
Sandra Hunsucker
Linda Lou Pierce
Betty Lou Ford
Jessie Ann Gibson
Frank Stitt
Miss Lokey
Mission Guild Sewing Session Nets Party Preparations
Mrs. George Nussbaum hosted members of the Little Flower Mission Guild of Sacred Heart Cathedral for a sewing session Wednesday afternoon. The group prepared items for a party set for next month and enjoyed luncheon served by Mesdames Storck Kaether Savage and the hostess. A follow up sewing session is scheduled for November 8.
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George Nussbaum
West Thirteenth
Little Flower Mission Guild
Sacred Heart Cathedral
Mesdames
M. J. Storck
Jack Kaether
M. E Savage
Circle Convenes In Bryant Home
Mrs. W. C. Bryant hosted Circle 1 of Temple Baptist Church Woman's Missionary Union at 4102 Hughes on Wednesday afternoon. A Stewardship program was led by Mrs. Eugene Page, Mrs. George Harper, and Mrs. Jay Turner. Officers elected included Circle chair Mrs. Jay Turner and presiding Mrs. R. E. Gatlin. secretary treasurer Mrs. Mae Shumate. other chairs were named. The group adopted Mellissa Belle as its name and refreshments followed.
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W. C. Bryant
Hughes
Circle 1
Temple Baptist Church Woman's Missionary Union
Eugene Page
George Harper
Jay Turner
R. E. Gatlin
Circle
Cochairman
AAUW Member Guest Speaker at Pleasant Valley School
Mrs. Charles Puckett from Amarillo Branch of the American Association of University Women spoke to fifth and sixth graders at Pleasant Valley School. She reviewed the United Nations purposes and accomplishments, helping students understand the UN, its difficulties, and efforts. Mrs. Jewell Whitney organized the program.
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Charles Puckett
Amarillo
American Association of University Women
Pleasant Valley School
The
United Nations
Puckett
Jewell Whitney
Secretaries Hold Comic Strip Party in Dallas Area
Palo Duro Chapter of the National Secretaries Association met at Mrs. Minnie Barnes home at 1119 Polk for a Comic Strip Party with games and prizes. Mrs. Vera Ward led the business session and a travel fund was set up for delegates to attend the 1951 national convention in Houston. Mrs. Minnie Barnes won the meet.
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Palo Duro
National Secretaries Association
Minnie Barnes
Polk
Vera Ward
Houston
Kate
Methodist WSCS Book Review Ends Study at Polk Church
Mrs. Horace Kendrick led a book review concluding a Polk Street Methodist Church home mission study on To ward a Christian Community. She discussed So Sure of Life by Violet Wood, a mountain doctor tale, as directors Mesdames Farwell Shields and Butler hosted a tea. A love offering supported Trinity Methodist Church for nursery items. next meetings include an executive gathering November 1 and a covered dish luncheon at San Jacinto Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Kendrick
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Polk Street Methodist Church
T. W. Whigham
WSCS
Trulove
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Les Meres Club Barbecue Social Evening Recap
Mrs J B Clayton hosted a barbecue for husbands by Les Meres Study Club with Mesdames Tate Kendrick Norman Short Stocking on social committee. Attendees included E M Blackburn Percy Blackburn Stanley Blackburn R W Boston Joe Davidson L B Jackson Lotis Vigna King Kendrick Mike Montgomery Brents Norman James Sherrill George ese Jerome Stocking and Mike Tate. Next meeting is a covered dish luncheon on November 7 at 1 30 in Mrs Blackburn’s home at 85 North Avale.
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J. B. Clayton
Parker
Les Meres
Mesdames
Mike Tate
King Kendrick
Brents Norman
George Short
Jerome Stocking
Messrs
E. M. Blackburn
Percy Blackburn
Stanley Blackburn
R. W. Boston
Joe Davidson
L. B. Jackson
Lotis Vigna
Mike Montgomery
Brent
Lightning Damages US Farms Estimated At Ten Million
A historical report notes lightning causes about 10 million dollars in damage to United States farms annually. It highlights crop losses and equipment damage across farming regions, stressing the financial impact on growers and rural communities.
Club Meeting Report Highlighted by Devotional Hostess Roles
Mrs Tommy Hart served as hostess and gave the devotional. Mrs Howard King led the business session as chairman and a social hour followed. Attendees included Mesdames N Holt N McBride R C Bolton Howard King John Sullivan Jack Pyles John Byler N Boyd and the hostess.
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Tommy Hart
Volunteers Repair Kirk Roof Saves Fife Congregation
Rev W R Smars and nine volunteers patched the roof of Ken noway Old Kirk in spare time, cutting costs for the Fife congregation by about 1000 pounds.
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W. R. Smars
Kennoway Old Kirk
Fife
Scotland
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