Plans For New Year At Primero Institute Woman's Page
The Primero Chapter of the institute opened its club year with a morning coffee at the Federation Club Rooms. President Mrs. E. B. Harris welcomed guests and outlined plans for the coming year. Mrs. Harris presided, with Miss Mattea McClurkin discussing winter club lessons and Mrs. Sharp reviewing the prior year’s progress.
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Ers Institute
Federation Club
W. W. Fergus
E. B. Harris
W. W. Sharp
Mattea McClurkin
Beryl Needle Club Members Entertained at Gordon Home
Members of the Beryl Needle Club met Thursday at 400 B Carolina Street, Mrs. Frank Gordon host. They voted to move meetings to 1 30 to 2 pm in fall and winter and spent the afternoon sewing and socializing. Refreshments were served to Mrs. Flora Rankin Dewell Brown Bill Rogers I V Smith and Ed Putman. Next gathering set for Mrs. Carl Larsen’s Pleasant Valley home. Nine colleges were founded in America before the Revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Brien
A. M. Fleming
P. A. Fuller
Clark Dye
T. E. Reyman
B. M. Daniels
Hugo Loewenstern
Sharp
A. J. Morris
V. W. Fergus
V. Wayne Fergus
Carl Blake
E. C. Dyke
H. P. Roberson
Henry Cusick
Harris
Ed Putman
J. R. Wilkinson
Beryl] Needle Club
Frank Gordon
Carolina Street
Flora Rankin
Dewell Brown
Bill Rogers
I. V. Smith
Carl Larsen
Pleasant Valley
F. W. Mize
Guy Bateman
USC
Red Cross
Home Interest Club
C. B. Adams
Pierce Street
W. R. Gowdy
Pearl McFachern
la Rue
W. R. Vollard
Mayo’s Clinic
Mesdames
M. G. Monaghans
J. A. Cooley
Q. J. Daniel
S. L. Edward
John Gilkerson
G. BE. Jones
Jess Latham
R. A. Love
E. L. Prichard
Mize
Bateman
Adams
Gowdy
A Petersen
McEachern
J. H. Hohlaus
Higgins
Twenty-One Plus Club Plans Fall Dance at Downtown USO
The Twenty One Plus Club of the Downtown USO announces a fall program starting with a formal dance for servicemen over 30 at the Downtown Club on Monday night. An orchestra will provide music. Members and servicemen over 30 are invited to this Saturday night dance for dates and married couples as well.
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Downtown
Uso
Community events fill weekend schedule
Tonight First Baptist business women's circle meets at the church at 6 30. Saturday the County wide 4 H Girls Club gathers in Room 104 courthouse at 1 45. Story hour for children at Amarillo Public Library at 4.
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First Baptist Business Women's Circle
Courthouse
Amarillo Public Library
Federation convention to be replaced by postwar planning
The Texas Federation of Women's Clubs will not hold a 1944 convention. President Mrs. Ethel Foster announced a postwar planning conference in Fort Worth on November 15 inviting all related Texas women’s organizations to participate.
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Austin
Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs
Ethel Foster
Fort Worth
Mrs Rose Hosts El Navegar Club Breakfast
Mrs R M Rose of Pleasant Valley hosted a guest day breakfast at her home for El Navegar Study Club members and guests. Club members included Mesdames Glavier Huff Keith Olmstead Ratcliff Whitley and the hostess. Guests were Mesdames Havener Campbell Cook Rushmer and Feierabend. Wee In 1787 the first Shaker Society in the United States was organized.
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Wee
United States
Mrs Greer Leads Club Quiz Program
Mrs W H Greer led a quiz program at a Child Psychology Club meeting held Thursday afternoon at Mrs Wayne E Blaylock's home. Mrs W M Leachman presided. Attendees included numerous members and guest Mrs Sam Davis. Next meeting set for Sept 22 at Mrs Gibson's home with health and new drugs program led by Mrs J A Pollard.
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W. H. Greer
Child Psychology Club
Wayne E. Blaylock
W. M. Leachman
Mesdames R. E. Anthony
R. A. Baker
J. E. Bechtel
Blaylock
Greer
Leachman
H.H. Einhaus
G. Feierabend
E. Garner
A. P. Gibson
Roy Haskins
Circle Three Leads West Amarillo Woman's Council Meeting
West Amarillo Christian Woman's Council met in the church parlor with Mrs. J. T. Merriman presiding. Rev. Glean son spoke on Women’s Part in Postwar Recruiting. solos by Mrs. C. E. Gleason. devotional guided by Mrs. H. T. Benton. attendees included Rev. and Mrs. Gleason and Dr. J. W. Darby among others.
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Circle Three
West Amarillo
Carpenters Auxiliary Members Entertain Husbands
Carpenters Auxiliary No. 180 entertained their husbands Thursday evening in Carpenters Hall 212 West Seventh Avenue. Songs games and short talks provided entertainment. Mrs Hervey Oliver president welcomed the guests. Officers of the organization had charge of arrangements.
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Carpenters Auxiliary No. 180
Carpenters Hall
West Seventh Avenue
Hervey Oliver
Pennsylvania Dutch Veal Roast With Stuffing and Wine
The article outlines a thrifty roast of breast of veal with a sausage like stuffing of bread, onion, and meat, trussed and browned, then roasted with a splash of wine if desired. It also notes 1942 wage loss, medical expenses and motor vehicle accident insurance totaling $800 million.
Rainbow Girl Betty June Smith Installed In Amarillo
Miss Betty June Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs B F Smith of 2604 Taylor Street will be installed as worthy advisor of Amarillo Assembly No 19 Order of Rainbow for Girls at Khiva Temple Saturday night. She earned the grand cross of color at the grand assembly in June and holds the A certificate for perfect work. She is an honor student at Amarillo High School and assists in the Polk Street Methodist Church Sunday School department. Public invited to attend.
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Betty June Smith
B. F. Smith
Taylor Street
Amarillo Assembly No
Order of Rainbow
Khiva Temple
Miss Smith
Grand Assembly
Amarillo High School
Polk Street Methodist Church
About Your Baby Dress and care for a newborn
A reflective piece on infant layettes and practical sleep wear. Emphasizes comfort and lightweight cotton knit nighties with back openings, warns against fussy frills, and advises subscribing to a diaper service if available. Encourages calm handling of minor household mix ups like laundry or grocery errors.
501 Jr. Board Holds Joint Meeting at YWCA
A joint meeting of adult advisers and chairmen of standing committees of the 501 Club junior board was held at the YWCA to discuss cooperation and strengthen administrative practices. Reports covered membership renewal, Teen Telegram plans, and tentative season plans with suggestions sought for the schedule. Attending advisory members included Mesdames Hammock Walker Reppert Starks Patton Coker Souther and Miss Boulware.
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501 Club
YWCA
Bob Shelford
Teen Tavern Telegram
Peggy Cleghorn
Deloris Hill
House
Martha Manning
Lorna McCormick
Carol Thompson
Bourden Rea Barfield
Mesdames
George Hammock
B. E. Walker
P. L. Reppert
H. O. Starks
L. K. Patton
Sim H. Coker
Floyd H. Souther
Esther Boulware
River Road HD Club Attends Mrs Horn Meeting
The River Road Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs J W Horn's home on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs G L Cline shared her life history during the opening exercise. Miss Pauline Lakey spoke on clothing storage and home storage of vegetables and fruits. Refreshments were served to named members and guests. The next meeting will be at Mrs W J Fulton’s home on River Road Wednesday afternoon September 20.
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River Road
J. W. Horn
G. L. Cline
J. L. Glasgow
Pauline Lakey
Potter County
Cline
Glasgow
W. S. Layton
R. S. Connellee
W. H. Ponder
Miss Lakey
W. J. Fulton
Layette Advice and Baby Color Choices in Hospital Need Leaflet
The notice promotes a Leaflet S-3 on layette needs for the mother in hospital and newborn care. It notes practical simple baby clothing, dainty embroidery as optional, pastel colors for gender cues, and distraught baby reactions to lace and satin. Mrs Streett offers the leaflet for 5 cents via New York address.
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Beryl Needle Club
Gordon
America
Rae SI
Reznor
Ae Wal TC
Mrs. Rose
el Navegar
L.N. Pittman
Optometrist
Polk St
PY mi Ey
OPA
Dearborn
Amarillo Hardware Co
Mrs. Greer
Woman's Council
Carpenters Auxiliary
Gaynor Maddox
NEA
Inling
Evelyn Knight
Jerry Wayne
Mark Warnow Elsie, Elmer, Beulah
KFDA
Nan
Dow Jones
Aunt Nan
Jr. Board
Mrs. Horn
HD Club
Polk Street
Marie Earle
Herbert
Amarillo
Mammoth
Iowa
Clark Gardner
Cash Enel
Rene
Ats
Hills Bros. Coffee
U.S. Pat
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