Dinner by Beta Sigma Phi Chapter at Rose Bowl Tea Room
Alpha Alpha Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority hosted a formal three course turkey dinner at Rose Bowl Tea Room with bronze asters and harvest themed place cards. Initiation followed at Lois Smith home 1626 Washington Street with pledge ritual for Helen Kenyon Mary Mooney Doris Dunbar Dorothy Staley and others. Louise Smith transfers from Pampa Chapter.
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Alpha Alpha Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Rose Bowl Tea Room
Lois Smith
Washington, Street
Helen Kenyon
Mary Mooney
Doris Dunbar
Dorothy Staley
Gladys Eckerd
Peggy Miller
Mothers of Sandies To Federate
The Sandie Mothers Club voted to federate at a Thursday meeting hosted by Mrs. J. T. Price with co hosts. Plans were made for presenting Crab Apple the Black Mask play on November 15 and for a Sandie dance at the high school Saturday night. A Central Junior High choir directed by Miss Julia Dean sang four numbers. Refreshments in Halloween colors were served to members and guests.
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Sandie Mothers Club
J. T. Price
L. C. McClanahan
EF. F. Clark
Price
Elliott Sanford
Sandie Mothers
Central Junior High School
Julia Dean
R. L. Zellman
Ray Storyseth
C W. Carter
H. E. Southsworth
W. 8. Cline
T. G. Hull
T. B. Daniel
J. H. Warner
H. E. Sanford
B. H. Collins
J. D. Ward
Frank Tigart
FE. H. Quattlebaum
R. F. Williams
Ona V. Wheichel
Howard Lynch
The
Hostesses
Elmer Vandiver
Sam White
Pollyanna Sewing Club Hosts Halloween Meeting
The Pollyanna Sewing Club gathered at Mrs. C. A. Craig home for an afternoon of entertainment with Halloween decor. Members planned a Thanksgiving dinner for husbands on Nov 14 at the Nance home. Other clubs met for luncheons and crafts as they planned future gatherings.
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Pollyanna
C. A. Craig
Prospect Street
C. E. Nance
Washington Street
Mesdames A. D. Nance
Ted Wheeler
Alva Slay
C.E. Nance
Bride-Elect Honored At Halloween Shower
Dorothy Jane Fleming, soon to wed Andrew Lowell Haynes on November 15, was feted at a kitchen and linen shower hosted by Mrs. Ewart Sewell at 1010 West Fifteenth Avenue. Halloween decorations and marigold centerpiece featured as games and fellowship filled the evening. Attendees included Mrs. A. M. Fleming and several bridesmaids and friends. gifts were sent by Winnie Goodman Leta Day Iva Jones and Earl Prater.
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Dorothy Jane Fleming
Andrew Lowell Haynes
Ewart Sewell
West
Fifteenth Avenue
A. M. Fleming
Mary John Farrens
Prestine Sullivan
Lou Rose Whitman
Gloria Caldwell
Mary Fleming
Allyne Brown
Dorothy Barkley
Mary Jane Cashion
Beth Hasselfield
E. G. Lindberg
Winnie Goodman
Leta Day
Mesdames Iva Jones
Earl Prater
Gamma Iota Chapter Rushing Activities End with Banquet
The Gamma Iota Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi wrapped its rushing season with a Thursday banquet at the Capitol Hotel followed by the installation of four pledges Mary Ella Flesher Celia Morrow Maxine Michelson and Juanita Frieze. Members attending included Reba Huffhines Marjory Clark Inez Hill and others after prior events at Buffalo Lake lodge a buffet at Ethel Crane’s home and a tea at Reba Huffhines’ home.
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Gamma Iota
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Capitol Hotel
Mary Ella Flesher
Celia Morrow
Maxine Michelson
Juanita Frieze
Reba Huffhines
Marjory Clark
Inez Hill
Ethel Crane
Lois Jean Ferguson Ruth Herron
Frances Morrow
Janise Black
Clementine Davidson
Rae Thursh
Elaine Baskin
Buffalo Lake
Activi
Fire Department Pension System Ready To Move
Amarillo Fire Department members prepare to revive a pension fund dormant since May 1937. A city hall committee, after voting a 3 percent wage take, outlines state participation concerns and notes the lack of retirement provisions, with a pension board to include three firemen the mayor and the city secretary.
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Amarillo
Joe Jenkins
Pampa Considers Horsemen Club Modelled on Amarillo Range Riders
Pampa horse owners seek details to form a local horsemen club similar to Amarillo's Range Riders. A questionnaire asks about free stall space, supervision, membership rules, dues, uniforms, and drop rules, with 50 to 100 horses at the city recreational park and a $1 monthly stable fee.
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Will Rogers
Amarillo
Pampa
Rex Baxter
Chamber of Commerce
Garnett Reeves
Range Riders
Mr. Garnett
Baxter
Bob Dow
Dors
Chambrr of Commerce
Tri-State Fair
Range
Tri-State
Razor blade samples distributed in Amarillo by Pal company
Hollow Ground Razor Blade samples are being handed out by a crew of girls today and Saturday in downtown Amarillo. The new blades debuted months ago, and company representatives return for a second visit. Ten thousand or more blades will be given away over the two days. A. B. Edelstein is the regional manager.
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Amarillo
A. EB. Edelstein
War casualty trophy report and child injured in accident
In Martinez California a display trophy caused a casualty when a cannon muzzle fell on five year old Paul Jamison injuring his left hand. The incident underscores hazards at public memorials. An unrelated sentence notes the African elephant differs from the Asiatic elephant by ear size.
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Martinez
Cal
U.P
Paul Jamison
Walnut Creek Memorial Building
Tax Savings Leaflets Aim to Ease 1941 Income Tax Shock
Amarillo bank statements arriving this week include leaflets from the United States Treasury with a message from Henry Morgenthau Jr. urging taxpayers to know their taxes save now and consult banks on tax savings notes. The charts show 1941 tax amounts and monthly savings plans for single and married filers with dependents.
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Amarillo
United States Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Federal Reserve
Rex Baxter
Chamber of Commerce
Amarillo Sailors Finish Training
Thomas Guy Virden and Newman Joseph Parker of Amarillo completed six weeks of recruit training at the San Diego naval station and received recruit leave to visit home. They trained in seamanship drill boat handling personal hygiene and other essentials for naval service before returning for further schooling or assignments aboard fleet ships.
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Thomas Guy Virden
Newman Joseph Parker
Amarillo
Naval Training Station
San Diego
Calif
Navy Recruiting Station
Blanche Thebon To Open Music Season
Blanche Thebom, renowned mezzo soprano, opens the Panhandle Civic Music Association season at the High School Auditorium tonight at 8 15. She tours under S Hurok management and will perform a varied program including Debussy Handel Schubert Brahma Faure and an English group. Membership cards are required for admission and no single admissions are available. The season is expected to be one of Club Music’s most successful in the Panhandle.
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America
Blanche Thebom
Panhandle
Faure
Miss Thebom
Ed L. Roberts
The
Panhandle Association
John Hodges Jr Accepted by Navy Enlists for Final Exam in Dallas
John Robert Hodges Jr of 607 Belleview Street Amarillo has been accepted for navy enlistment and will travel to Dallas for final examination. A Rugby football history notes early 1800s college play with scores by goal kicks. Globe News Want Ads Get Results.
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John Hodges, Jr
Navy
John Robert Hodges, Jr
Belleview Street
Amarillo
Dallas
Globe News
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