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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1950
Page
7
The West Amarillo Christian Church Woman's Council held a midweek business session with a covered-dish luncheon. Mrs. Homer Jacob led the devotional, Mrs. Joe Warner provided special music, and a missionary panel discussion was moderated by Mrs. R. H. Turner with participants including Mrs. N. Parkhurst.
The First Christian Church Woman's Council Circle 2 was entertained Wednesday morning at 1608 Jackson in the home of Mrs Ott Eckert. Mrs W H Symms presided and Mrs B F Capers gave a devotional on Prayer. Mrs S H Boozer directed the lesson. Attending were Mesdames J G Voelm and B T Stubbs and C C Moore.
C N Headrick H C Randolph W H Symms L S Pearce W J Hill Hazel George B F Capers S H Boozer and guest Mrs Herma Black of El Paso attended the function together with others.
Mr. and Mrs. T. N. Jameson of 1318 East Eleventh celebrated their golden wedding anniversary with a dinner party Tuesday at Thomas Dinner House. Hostesses were Mrs. C. M. Montgomery and Mrs. Frank Howard. Relatives attended from Denver, Colo., Memphis, Fort Worth, Corsicana, and San Antonio. the couple have two great grandchildren.
McKinley School PTA executive board met Wednesday to plan the year. President Mrs E A Wossum led the discussion and delegates named to the Amarillo council include J S Evans principal and several officers. A library coffee Tuesday Sept 12 at 10 aims to launch the membership drive with dues due by Oct 15. Attendees listed include Mrs A Wossum J S Evans and others.
Joliet YWCA members met at the Silver Grill Cafeteria for a business and dinner session led by special guest Gertrude McMorran the new executive secretary. Plans were discussed for the club's fall program with attendees including Delva Sheedy Geneva Scott Bonnie Brock Amelia Ramon Lois Dority Mary Brown ing Connie Weatherly Nadine Wilson and LaRae Chinese interests recently purchased for 65000 the 1500 acre Plantation at Namatanai New Ireland the largest coconut estate in New Guinea.
Members of Tenth Avenue Methodist Church WSCS hosted Buchanan Street WSCS Wednesday in the church parlor. Mrs. C F Staples led a program on The Health of the World What We Can Do About It. Hosts and guests shared cake and candles as part of the gathering.
Panhandle Geological Society Auxiliary hosted a Thursday bridge luncheon at the Marine High. High score went to Mrs. G L Whipple, with Mrs. W A Doty as second and Mrs. O F Beaty as low. Attendees included many members and guests from nearby towns, with distant guests noted. A date reference mentions 2 o'clock on Sept 183 in a church.
Rev Carl Bates spoke on Missions in God's Plan the Ages at the First Baptist Church Woman's Missionary Society meeting. Wes Izzard addressed radio and press influence on ideas with notes on Bible translation work and the American Bible Institute. Officers were installed after a luncheon business session.
Members of A M Mothers Club and their families met at San Jacinto Youth Center for a picnic supper honoring freshman students who will enroll at Texas Agricultural and Mechanical College at College Station this fall. Freshmen named include Albert Abdullah Dan Chitwood Jerry Clement Jackie Jacobson Clark Keith Marvin Swink Bobby Moore and Gus Wulfman. Sixty three members and guests attended.
Tibetan trade faces heavy strain as yak and pony caravans carry most freight and people across rugged highland routes. Harsh weather and rough trails slow movement, limiting supplies reaching remote settlements and affecting regional commerce.
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