Amarillo Federation of Women's Clubs Meet Opens Club Year
Amarillo women gathered at the Federation Club Rooms for the first meeting of the year. Mrs. W N Stokes presided. three new clubs San Jacinto Child Study New Century Modern Study joined federation last year. Treasurer reported 237.94 seed fund. Officers elected Mrs W B Allen press chair. Mrs D O Kretz resigned.
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U.S. O
Amarillo Federation of Women’s Clubs
Federation Club
W. N. Stokes
Amarillo
G. E. Jones
San Jacinto Child Study Club
New Century Club
Modern Study Club
C. O. Hess
E. T. Gilkerson
Murray Elson
A. Petersen
Calendar Notes Highlight Local club Events and Speakers
Tomorrow Sendie Mothers Club hosts Mrs Guy Owens at 100 Sunset Terrace with officers as hostesses Queen Esther Club meets at 2114 Taylor Street at 8. Library privileges for men discussed by Mrs Chad Elliott with librarian plans for military units. Federation News review by Mrs W B Allen covers defense work and civic duties. Several clubs hold meetings across Amarillo including USO talks, nurses aid classes and a fall agenda at various addresses and times.
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Sendie Mothers Club
Guy Owens
Sunset Terrace
Chad Elliott
Delzell
Rose Bowl Tea Room menu announced for Thursday
The Rose Bowl Tea Room revealed Thursday night’s menu featuring Swiss steak with Spanish sauce, creamed sweetbread and mushrooms, twice baked potatoes, Kentucky wonder beans, pineapple and cabbage salad, hot rolls, cornsticks, vanilla ice cream, fudge cookies, peach cobbler with whipped cream. Three Amarilloans pledged sororities and a fraternity at the University of Oklahoma during rush week: Betty Dawson to Kappa Alpha Theta, Betty Shelton to Kappa Kappa Gamma, and Edward Morris to Phi Delta Theta, continuing his father’s Phi Delta Theta connection at OU.
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Rose Bowl Tea Room
Altrusa Club Plans Dinner Meeting
The Amarillo Altrusa Club will hold its first regular meeting of the club year Thursday at 6:30 p.m. It will be a combined dinner and business meeting. The program for the coming year will be discussed and the chief project will be to help organize Amarillo U S O activities.
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Amarillo Altrusa Club
Amarillo U. S. O. Wv
J. T. Shumate, Jr
General Inspection Branch
Fort Worth
Schumacher
U. S. Naval Air Station, Corpus Christi
Amarillo
Naval Air Force
Progressive Child Study Club Luncheon Opening Season
The Progressive Child Study Club opens its season with a luncheon at 1 o'clock Thursday hosted by Mrs. S. J. McCartt at 108 Crestway Terrace. Local members invited to attend.
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Progressive Child Study Club
EB. J. McCartt
Crestway Terrace
S. J. McCartt
Athenaeum Club To Meet With Mrs Eberstadt
The Athenaeum Club will meet with Mrs A Eberstadt at 2116 Hughes Street at 2 30 Thursday afternoon.
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Atheneaum Club
Adolph Eberstadt
Hughes Street
Athenaeum Club
A. Eberstadt
Gavel Club Elects Officers at Fall Luncheon
Mrs. Susie Caldwell was elected president of the Gavel Club at a covered dish luncheon at Mrs. Fred Lyon’s home 1224 Bonham Street. Mrs. Willie Leiper became vice president and Mrs. Mayme Cavin was elected secretary treasurer.
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Susie Caldwell
Fred Lyon
Bonham Street
Willie Leiper
Mayme Cavin
Jessie Myrick
Faye S. Gordon
Mary Patrick
Elizabeth Webb
Thelma Applequist
Ermyne Lyon
Leiper
Lucille Latham
Caldwell
Allawin
Marriage of Sybil Procell and Alva Mathis
Miss Sybil Procell and Alva Mathis of this city married last night at the Central Baptist Church parsonage with Rev. Frank A. Godsoe officiating. The bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Teague of Kilgore. groom son of J. M. Mathis of Dallas, employed by Frieze Nichols and McKenzie Construction Co. They reside at the Kozy Kamp.
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Sybil Procell
Alva Mathis
Central Baptist Church
Frank A. Godsoe
Central Baptist
T. H. Teague
Kilgore
J. M Mathis
Dallas
Frieze, Nichols and McKenzie Construction Company
Renomination wave boosts incumbents in nine states
Unofficial returns from nine states show wide renomination leads for many officeholders including Senator Ellender in Louisiana, Governor Stassen and Senator Ball in Minnesota, and Governor OConnor in Maryland. Georgia voters decide on Governor Talmadge’s bid amid white supremacy claims as other races hinge on war effort and policy.
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Associated Press
Georgia
Louisiana
Allen Ellender
Huey P. Long
Minnesota
Harold FE. Stassen
Joseph H. Ball
Colorado
Ed C. Johnson
Benjamin C. Hilliard
Roosevelt
Washington
Johnson
Franklin
Ralph L. Carr
Senate
Alva B. Adams
Eugene D. Millikin
Adams
James Marsh
Denver
Herbert R. O’conor
Maryland
Vermont
U. S
Charles A. Plumley
Samuel R. Ogden
O'Conor
Council of State Governors
Theodore Roosevelt McKeldin
Baltimore
George Eugene Talmadge
Talmadge
Ellis Arnall
Richard B. Russell, Jr
Stassen
Navy
Ed Thye
Ball
Ernest Lundeen
Walter K. Mickelson
New Ulm
Arizona
Democrats
John R. Murdock
Richard F. Farless
Maricopa County
Sidney P. Osborn
South Carolina
San Jacinto Club Plans Meeting With Mrs Thomas
Mrs H H Thomas will host the San Jacinto Child Study Club at her home 106 Mississippi Street at 1 45 o clock Thursday afternoon assisting members meet and discuss club matters and activities.
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San Jacinto
H. H. Thomas
Mississippi Street
Entre Nous Club To Meet With Mrs James Bowen
The Entre Nous Bridge Club will meet at 2 o clock Thursday afternoon hosted by Mrs James Bowen at her home 1011 Sunset Terrace The Lucky Thirteen Sewing Club meets with Mrs C A Pinkley at 210 Mississippi Street at 2 o clock Friday afternoon.
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Entre Nous Club
James Bowen
Sunset Terrace
Lucky Thirteen Sewing Club
Control Buses Cabs Trucks Under War Transport Rules
The government moved to control trucks buses and taxicabs by November 15 to protect wartime transport. Operators must carry a certificate of war necessity to obtain fuel tires tubes and accessories. The Office of Defense Transportation estimates about 5 million trucks 150 thousand buses 50 thousand cabs and similar vehicles would be affected. Passenger cars and motorcycles are exempt from the new regulations.
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Washington
Office of Defense Transportation
ODT
Doctors Cradit and Vick move offices to Amarillo Osteopathic Hospital
Drs. Cradit and Vick announce the removal of their offices from 408 Oliver Street to the Amarillo Osteopathic Hospital and Clinic Building at 10th and Jefferson.
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Oliver. Eakle
Amarillo Osteopathic Hospital
Clinic Bidg
10Th & Jefferson
Women Fliers Given Break in Navy Link-Trainer Posts
Civil Aeronautics Inspectors Lake Littlejohn and John Waage announced a new opening for women with private pilot or higher licenses to serve as Link-Trainer instructors at United States Navy air stations. The move follows a Navy appeal to the CAA.
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Civil Aeronautics
Lake Littlejohn
John Waage
English
CAA
United States Navy Air Forces
Navy
Naval Air
Death Takes Wife Of John L. Lewis
Mrs. John L. Lewis, wife of the UMWA president, died after a lingering illness in Washington. Funeral plans will be announced later. Survived by husband, son John L. Lewis Jr a medical student, and daughter Kathryn secretary treasurer of District 50 UMWA.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
John L. Lewis, Jr
Kathryn
District 50
The
United Mine Workers
Ridgeway Zelley Jr In Critical Condition at Dallas Hospital
Ridgeway Zelley Jr son of Mr and Mrs J Ridgeway Zelley is in critical condition at Dallas Methodist Hospital. Latest reports state the child has a head injury and remains unconscious most of the time in very poor condition.
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Ridgeway Zelley, Jr
J. Ridgeway Zelley
Dallas Methodist Hospital
Correction: Kiwanis club donation miscredited
The North Amarillo Kiwanis Club donated 78 to Amarillo Day Nursery from a show that never took place. This morning's News credited the San Jacinto Kiwanis Club with the contribution. Profits stemmed from expenses advanced and ad space sales for the unrealized show.
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North
Amarillo Kiwanis Club
Amarillo
San Jacinto Kiwanis Club
CARDUS Helps With Functional Periodic Discomfort
A promotional note explains CARDUS can relieve nervousness headaches and cramps caused by periodic functions. Used as a tonic it may wake appetites aid digestion and build resistance. recommend starting three days before the time and taking as directed.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Cardus
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Amarillo Globe
Woman's Page
Queen Esther Club
B. B
Bumpus
Taylor Street
Federation News
W. B. Allen
J. W. Walker
Federation of Women's Clubs
Toronto
Canada
Walker
Boger
Amarillo Center
Alma May Clark
USO
Harold Nichols
Federation
I. D. Cole
Texas
C. M. Tyler
Leroy Rickman
East Seventh Avenue
Ellwood Park Presbyterian Womans Auxiliary
Max Peters
Lincoln Street
Kathleen Maddox
First Baptist W
M. S
R. C. Walker
Bonita Street
Silver Thimble Club
B. E Humphers
North Georgia Street
W. O. W. Hall
Royal Neighbors of America
TI. O. O. F. Hall
Poplar Grove
Woodmen Circle
Neoteus
First Christian Church
A. A. U. W. Board
H. E. Bozeman
van Buren Street
Central Presbyterian Woman's Council
Christian Endeavor Room
Amarillo Country Club
Child Psychology Club
R. A Baker
West
Tenth Avenue
R. L. Seiberling
East Eleventh Avenue
Clark McCully
East Twelfth Avenue
W. A. Burrows
Buchanan Street
Palo Duro Assembly
Order of Rainbow For
Masonic Hall
Happy Hour Sewing Club
Ernest Thrasher
David Brown
Jolly
Chile
Amos Tsnace
Madison Street
West Amarillo
America
Altrusa Club
T. L. Lipscomb
Kuykendall
Gavel Club
Long Machine
Ellender
FE. A. Stephens
New Orleans
Sam Jones
Joseph B. Eastman
Eastman
George K. Laney
Chesterfield
Ransome J. Williams
Mullins
Cecil Callison
Chehalis
Martin Smith
Hoquiam
Knute Hill
John M. Coffee
Tacoma
Pearl Harbor
Warren G. Magnuson
Drs. Cradit & Vick
Arrid
American Institute of Laundering
White & Kirk
Death
Ridgeway Selley, Jr
Tucson
Aziz
United States
Leo An Re
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