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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1945
Page
6
The Woman’s Page notes a guest day tea on Thursday at 2 30 PM in the home of Mrs James H Cooper 2905 Har rison hosted by Progressive Study Club members with Mrs R W Jones assisting as hostess.
Members of the Alathean Class of the First Baptist Church will meet Thursday morning at 9:30 with Mrs. Wilson Dupy at 2604 A Van Buren for a business meeting. The church nursery will be open.
In the first meeting of the year the Business and Professional Women's Club approved a 1945 46 budget and admitted four new members. More than 50 members attended the dinner at the Amarillo Hotel. New members were Mrs Doris Landers Hess Mrs Leslie Malone Miss Myrtle Shearrow Miss Nettie Crane and Mrs J N Fielden the Veterans Information Center. A Santa Fe representative presented a movie travelogue on Southern California after the business session.
Light is energy radiation produced when electrons in atoms are disturbed from their normal orbit. This process releases photons and can manifest as visible or invisible spectra depending on the energy change involved.
The Insurance Women of Amarillo plan a Thursday luncheon and business meeting at Capitol Hotel at noon. Mrs. W. F. Manning will preside and Harry Daily will be guest speaker.
The Royal Neighbors of America will hold a meeting Thursday at 2 30 PM in the I O O F Hall. Members are requested to attend for the planned agenda and updates.
Ernest Archambeau Jr son of Mr and Mrs E R Archambeau of 1201 Crockett traveled to Lubbock yesterday to enroll as a junior engineering student at Texas Tech. He is a graduate of Amarillo College.
In 1886 Alexander Buntin stalled at Valleyfield Quebec and is said to have built the first wood grinder in America attracting local attention for the early industrial effort.
The Panhandle Speech Arts Association held its first meeting of the season at Mrs. John Merchant’s home 5001 Tyler. Topics included The Bible As Literature with Bible passages discussed as story prophecy and poetry. Guests and members listed include Mrs. George McLellan and numerous Mses. McKinley Akard Allison Pirschel.
The National Secretarial Association hosted a dinner and meeting at Capitol Hall with Miss Laura V. Hamner as speaker on becoming a successful secretary and sharing trout fishing tales. President Sybil May led the business session. Kathryn Clark oversaw the program. attendees included Mrs. Margaret Palmer and others. The next meeting is a social at Nell and Nita Shaw’s home on September 25.
Mrs. C. L. Gatten of Happy was honored on her 79th birthday Monday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Gatten. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Gatten and sons Hugh and Kenny, Mrs. Tom Butler, Mrs. Robert Dours and son, and Mrs. W. A. Sanders of Roswell New Mexico. Queen Esther Club to meet Thursday at 8 p.m. in the home of Mrs. W. L. Keaton with co hostesses Mesdames Bess Williams and Dora Campbell.
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