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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1937
Page
2
The Alice Landergin P T A will meet Tuesday afternoon at the school. Mrs Fahrner and Mrs Hoop will speak on A Closer Relationship Between the Homes and School. A social hour will follow.
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The community calendar lists events at multiple venues in Amarillo. Meetings include the Ystudiar Club, Security Benefit Association, Needle Club, Potter County Federation of Women’s Clubs, Daughters of the King, Business and Professional Women, Bans Souet Club, A and M Parents Club, Bonita Chapter 184 CFS, San Jacinto P T A, Catholic Daughters, Wolflin P T A, and others. Events occur between 2:30 and 8:00 p.m. with locations such as Harrison Street, Bonham Street, Amarillo Hotel Canary Room, First Christian Church parlor, and school buildings.
Madge Evelyn More land celebrated her fourth birthday at home 1317 Parker Street with pink and green hats and balloons. Guests included Patricia Jeanne Patrick Roony Clinkscale Carole Wilson Della Mae Curb Ramonda Lou Ronny McMillan James Claude Le Neveu Carolyn Sue Haskins Douglas Moreland and relatives Mrs Gilbert Ridings and Mrs Bob Clinkscale helped with serving.
The San Jacinto Parent-Teacher Association will meet at the school Tuesday afternoon at 4 oclock instead of 3 30. Mrs W D Westbay will be the principal speaker. A business session will be held.
Mrs. Raymond Jackson named honor guest at a shower hosted by Mrs. Lee James at 1302 West Eighth Avenue Friday night. Hosts were Mesdames L. J. Gamblin J. R. Nichols and Jim Massey. Attendees included relatives and friends with several gift givers listed.
The Potter County Federation of Women's Clubs will hold an open meeting Tuesday at 2 30 PM in the parlor of the First Christian Church. Guest speaker Mrs H F Godeke of Lubbock will discuss parliamentary procedure in club work. A social hour follows. Godeke will lead a class on parliamentary procedure next three mornings with a small registration fee.
Mrs V L Rhea acted as hostess for a Linda Hand Needle Club covered dish luncheon at her home. Attending members included Verne Hickerson J H Utterback J V Harris Roy Hanna Charles Eastus Lemonte McBride and others. The next meeting is set for September 23 at Mrs Fastus 1101 Hayden Street.
The Child Psychology Club met Thursday afternoon at 812 West Fifteenth Avenue with speaker Mrs Joe Shields presenting The Human Mind. Mrs M C Bradford introduced the chosen book Children of the New Day and members discussed the lesson with attendees listed including Mrs Bates and Mrs Shields. Bradford to host next Thursday September 23 at 604 Virginia Street.
Delta Epsilon sorority held a business meeting in the accounting room of the new Amarillo Junior College building. Plans for the yearbook were finalized. Ruth Slaughter spoke on Job Hunting in Los Angeles and Maxine Michelson played two accordion numbers.
Anne Hardgraves and Georgia Beth Locher were honored with handkerchief showers at the Amarillo Assembly Rainbow for Girls weiner roast in Ellwood Park. Attendees included Cassie Davis Daisy Dotson Regina Bentely Mary Ann Davis Marie Davis Anne Hardgraves June Hardgraves June Herndon Maxine Hefner Ruth Finley Georgia Beth Locher Wilburna Scown Margaret Kearns Maxine Terry Lorraine A Wood and several others with guests LaVerne Savage Margaret Moore Edythe Strickland Katherine Vogel Wanda Wanser Terry Offield. The Jolly Tribe Bridge Club, hosted by Leland Twaddell at 313 A West Thirty-fourth, featured autumn-themed decorations and high scores by Mrs Carl Gray and Mrs Clarence Sigmon. New member Meldon Lesley was welcomed. refreshments served to the group.
Mrs Jim Hutcheson hosted the London Bridge Club at her home Thursday afternoon. High score winner was Mrs F F Hillin with second high and traveling prizes going to Mrs Elton Thomas. Other players included Mesdames Virgil Mann, Robert Chilton, Jack.
Alexander B Hutcheson and James Walters with the hostess invite attendees to the next meeting Tuesday at Mrs Manns home located at 1600 Pierce Street.
Betty Holloway was honored with a surprise birthday shower and farewell party hosted at Laurette Lockleer’s home on Tyler Street. She will leave Tuesday for Austin to attend the University of Texas, with refreshments served to Gladys Goodnight, Princes Pitts, Renlyn Barkley, Ann Smith, Irene Campbell, Laurette Lockleer, and the honoree.
The Energetic Needle Club will start its season with a meeting Tuesday at 2 30 PM at 1014 South Carolina Street the home of Mrs H R Clayton An election of officers will be held Roses contain no nectar so bees never make honey from them.
A refined serving idea uses transparent cellulose film straws with spiral color stripes for tall glass refreshments. Each guest receives a different straw to easily identify their drink, adding a playful harlequin touch to the presentation.
A Fort Worth company found that only a few days of rain increased the total weight of letters sent in a mail campaign week by 5,750 pounds, showing weather drives postal volume.
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