Woman's Page Calendar Promotes Local Club Events
The listing outlines numerous town meetings and social gatherings. Poplar Grove Woodmen Circle and W O W Hall host 8 o'clock events, Carpenters' Union Ladies' Auxiliary at Carpenters' Hall, Buffalo Lake barbecue at 7, and Wayne Byers hosts a 7 30 Friday.
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Poplar Grove
Woodmen Circle
W. O. W. Hall
Carpenters’ Union
Carpenters’ Hall
Panhandle
Texas A, and
M. Club
Buffalo Lake
Bright Spots In The News Fifty Years Of Marriage In Amarillo
The Amarillo item notes Mr. and Mrs. C. J. E Lowndes celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary this week. They have lived in Amarillo for 50 years and he marks 50 years with First National Bank. A Sept 19 wedding is announced for Miss Jean Rule and Richard Palmer of Houston with a buffet at Miss Bette Fae Kearns home, joined by Miss Kathryn Roach as co host. A farewell party is planned as college students near graduation with a dance at the Amarillo Country Club featuring Tiny Fogel’s orchestra. Mrs. Alfred King visits with her parents in Corpus Christi and is featured in the Caller Times Society Section with her two dogs.
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C. J. E Lowndes
Amarillo
First National Bank
Jean Rule
Richard Dpd, Palmer
Houston
Jean
Bette Fae Kearns
Kathryn Roach
Corpus Christi
Alfred King
Hugh Umphres
Caller - Times Society
King
Caller-Times
Mrs. King
hosting cigars and coffee create relaxed guests
The article advises storing cigars away from heat in a cool cabinet or closet and serving them in a box rather than loose. Pass the cigars around with coffee and brandy so guests select their own, creating an epicurean, relaxed mood among men.
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Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Perfect Meal Takes More Than Food
A Waldorf article argues that fine dining hinges on proper wine and cigar service. It recommends two good wines, simple glassware, proper wine temp and visibility of labels, and careful cigar handling with humidor storage for freshness. Justice to the after-dinner ritual elevates the whole meal.
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Waldorf-Astoria
Mrs Pollan Hosts Browning Class Meeting
A Browning Class gathering of the Polk Street Methodist Church met at 1500 Van Buren Street hosted by Mrs J R Pollan. Mrs E F Adams led the devotional and Mrs W R Silvey gave the opening prayer.
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Browning
Polk Street Methodist Church
J. R. Pollan
van Buren Street
E. F E. Adams
W. R. Silvey
A. E. Davis
Muriel Bangs
A. C. Bangs
Tynetta Wilson
Patsy Restine
Miss Restine
Mesdames R. G. Sullenger
Bangs
Lyle Restine
Johnnie
Nita Pollan
Alma Richardson
Mesdames
B. F. Cass
F. T. Farnsworth
F. Franklin
W. M. Lay
Nannie Gilmer
W. A. Christian
W. P. Hopkins
I. W. Foreman
J. H. Wagner
Cora Bangs
G. C. Ferguson
Elizabeth Corey
Miss Nita Poage
Miss Smith Presented With Gifts Before Her Planned Nuptials
Miss Laura Mae Smith bride elect of H Chester Clark of Ponca City Okla will wed Sept 21. Yesterday afternoon her sister Miss Billye Dawn Smith hosted a miscellaneous shower at 102 Prospect Street with garden flowers, bridge and dominoes. Guests included Glenn Randall Joyce Knox Jennie Ray Billie Quinn and several relatives. Gifts were given by Margaret Cheatham Jennie Harter Frances Ellison Betty Jo Gray and others. The couple will marry in the First Baptist Church parlor.
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Laura Mae Smith
H Chester Clark
Ponca City
Oklo
Billye Dawn Smith
Prospect Street
Glenn Randall
Joyce Knox
Jennie Ray
Billie Quinn
Mesdames George L. Smith
Warren Rivers
J. D. Haffner
Hilda Johnson
Boulder
Cole
Denry Randall
C. O. Smith
Margaret. Cheatham
Jennie Harter
Frances Ellison
Betty Jo Gray
Pat Murphy
Murry Watts
Will Ellison
Miss Smith
Clark
First Baptist Church
Forest Hill Club Postpones Meeting to September 19
The Forest Hill Home Demonstration Club No. 66 has postponed its meeting from this week to September 19. The session will begin at 2 30 PM at the home of Mrs. Garland Moore.
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Forest Hill HD Club
Forest Hill
Garland Moore
Marmola Offers Slimming Aid For Adults
Personal To Fat Girls promotes Marmola tablets as a way to slim the face and figure without dieting or heavy exercise. The ad claims over thirty years and more than twenty million boxes sold, notes Marmola is not a cure all and is for adults with fat due to hypothyroidism but otherwise healthy. It advises consulting a physician and to obtain Marmola from a druggist.
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Joe
Pattern 4777 Offered in Women’s Sizes with Yardage Info
Pattern 4777 is available in women sizes 34 through 48. Size 36 requires 458 yards of 35 inch fabric. Send fifteen cents to The Amarillo Globe Pattern Department at 243 West 17th Street New York for the 1941-42 Pattern Book of Fall Winter styles with free directions for hat and bag set.
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Pattern Department
Amarillo Globe
West 17Th Street
New York
N.Y
Pete Polk Hosts Fifth Birthday at Texas Theater
Pete Polk son of Mr and Mrs Eugene Polk celebrated his fifth birthday Tuesday by hosting a party at the Texas Theater. Guests included Edward Bates Dick Brainerd Jerry Brainerd Jim Collier and John Robert Stewart. The group attended the show then returned home for games refreshments and cake.
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Pete Polk
Eugene Polk
Texas Theater
Edward Bates
Dick Brainerd
Jerry Brainerd
Jim Collier
John Robert Stewart
Polk Street WSCS Circle Book Review Rescheduled
The Polk Street Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service Circle 2 has moved its book review to Wednesday September 10. Mrs Joe Coffee will review The Keys of the Kingdom by A J Cronin in the church chapel at 230 PM with nursery service available.
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Circle 2
Polk Street Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service
Joe Coffee
A. J. Cronin
Piano Method Demo Scheduled at Amarillo College of Music
Miss Helen Strite will direct a demonstration of the New Way Piano Method for kindergarten students at Amarillo College of Music at 10 oclock Friday morning. All interested mothers are invited to attend.
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Helen Strite
Amarillo College of Music
Night School in Public Speaking at Amarillo College
Announcement by Donald Clark head of Public Speaking at Amarillo College details noncredit and for credit classes open to all adults. Classes meet two nights weekly from 7 to 830 with flexible meeting nights. Tuition is 15 dollars per semester. First meeting planned around September 15.
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Amarillo College
Donald Clark
Clark
Freshmen Conference At Amarillo College Saturday Morning
Amarillo College announces a freshman conference Saturday from 9 to 12 to aid new students in scheduling and choosing courses. Faculty will assist with planning to reduce delays at regular registration on Monday and Tuesday, said Dr. J F Mead president.
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Amarillo College
J. F. Mead
Clarence Willmering Siblings Involved In Arizona Auto Crash
Clarence Willmering reprioritized plans and flew from 1601 Travis Street to Holbrook Arizona after his sister Grace Lynn of Los Angeles and her daughter Betty Mae were injured in a Wednesday evening car crash. Both women regained consciousness and were not in critical condition. Grace Lynn, a former Amarillo resident, and Bulgaria grew 7000 tons of strawberries this year, setting records.
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Clarence Willmering
Travis Street
Holbrook, Ariz
Grace Lynn
Los Angeles
Betty Mae
Lynn
Amarillo
Mrs Park Honored at West Sixth Avenue Shower
Mrs Carlton T Park was honored at a Wednesday afternoon shower at 1001 West Sixth Avenue hosted by Mrs R H Park and Mrs A E Foster. Guests included Mesdames Clyde Williams H Hobdy Jim Gamblin G M Gamblin Bill Carter J B Diggs Walter Thomas George Tucker Miss Clara Newton and the honoree. Gifts came from Mesdames Laura Nelson Margaret Herrin and A J Foster.
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Carlton T. Park
R. H. Park
West Sixth Avenue
A. E. Foster
Clyde Williams
H. Hobdy
Jim Gamblin
G. M. Gamblin
Bill Carter
J. B. Diggs
Walter Thomas
George Tucker
Clara Newton
Laura Nelson
Margaret Herrin
A. J. Foster
Speech Arts Association Opens Season Monday Night
The Panhandle Speech Arts Association starts its new season with a 7:30 PM meeting at Mrs C F Crownover’s home 2205 Polk Street. All members are urged to attend as the first meeting of the season.
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Panhandle Speech Arts Association
C. EF. Crownover
Polk Street
River Road PTA to Start Year With Chuck Wagon Dinner
The River Road Parent-Teacher Association opens its year with a chuck wagon dinner on the north side of the school yard tomorrow night starting at unspecified time.
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River Road
Neoteus Choir Skips Regular Session Tonight
The Neoteus Choir of the First Church will not meet this evening due to a zone meeting by young people of the Christian Church. The gathering at 6 30 will not occur. Plates will be 25 cents each and the public is invited.
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Neoteus Choir
Christian Church
First Church
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Alpha Delta Sorority
Wayne Byers
Harrison Street
Twentieth Century Club
Aronson Tea Room
Fen Temps Club
Mre
Guy A. Carlander
Fountain Terrace
Benton Claus
Linger Longer Sewing Club
C E. Floyd
Carolina Street
Junior Business Women's Club
Municipal Auditorium
RE. Jones
Hayden Street
Oscar of
the Waldorf
Mrs. Pollan
Anne Adams
WSCS
Bulgaria
Park
Speech Arts Association
Thrifty HD Club
Thrifty Home Demonstration Club
D. H. Scoby
Pauline Lokey
Tel-U Sewing Club
R. E. Jones
J. E. Kemp
Chesley Lewis
New Zealand
Kay«Sons Furniture
West 7Th Ave
White & Kirk
Bledon
A. Clock Watcher
C. Office
Zanzibar
Airforce
White & Nrk
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