Tuesday Fun Club Luncheon Hosted by Mrs Best
The Tuesday Fun Club was entertained at the home of Mrs. B. E. Best 1300 Buchanan Street with a luncheon. Games were played and prizes awarded to Mrs. E. Immell and Mrs. Otis Haley. Members present were Mesdames Immell Haley Dunn Cline and Best. The group will meet next week at Mrs. Cline 801 Fairmount Street at 2 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Best
Buchanan Street
Immell
Otis Haley
Mesdames Immell
Haley
Johnnie Dunn
R. K. Cline
Best
Community Calendar of Club Meetings and Activities
Tonight events include a meeting at 7 30 by Kappes nab yet Beta 8iene at a building. Thursday officers wives club sewing and knitting at Cross Avenue D and Fourth Street at 8 30. Luncheon for Brudy Stub at Room 12 30. A A A W surgical bandage group and Red Cross sewing at 1. City of the Plains Auxiliary to the Order of Way Conductors meets at W O W Hall 6. Bors Neighbors of America at 3230 o'clock. Brian Club hosted by Mrs E C Seaman on Tyler Street at 3. Bushland 4 H Girls with Mrs Shrader Rea at 2. Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid at 106 Alabama Street 8. Esther Club with Mrs Kier at 1402 Hughes Street 8. Beryl Needle Club with Mrs Carl Larsen. Pleasant Valley First Baptist Dorcas Class luncheon and officers installation at church. Athenaeum club Red Cross work at Red Cross chapter house Tenth Avenue and Tyler Street at 9. Amarillo Junior Welfare League meeting at Talmage Club Room. Globe-News Want Ads Get Results.
Simple home treatment claims for skin irritations
An advertisement touts Black and White Ointment as an immediate antiseptic aid for acne eczema dermatitis and related skin troubles with a 25 year track record and a money back guarantee. It promotes soap as vital for cleansing and lists product sizes 100 250 and 500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bika
Sean Fly
Club Members Have Dinner at Lester's Cafeteria
Members of the Business and Professional Women's Club met for dinner at Lester's Cafeteria. New members Alma Blackwell Vesta O'Dell Prule Garrett Enzena Pogue were welcomed. Plans for the coming year include biweekly dinners at the Capitol Hotel and civic contributions to Amarillo Day Nursery Red Cross and other groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Lester's
Dora Gladman
Capitol Hotel
Amarillo Day Nursery
Community Chest
Red Cross
Young Women's Christian Association
Preventorium
Texas Welfare Association
Fifth
Sixth Avenues
Polk Street
Alma Blackwell
Vesta O'Dell
Prule Garrett
Enzena Pogue
Amarillo Junior Welfare League to Hear Dr Ellis
Dr A Caswell Ellis, authority on adult education, will be principal speaker at a general meeting of the Amarillo Junior Welfare League in the Talmage Club Room at 2 PM Thursday. The meeting has been moved from Friday to Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Ellis
Amarillo ‘Junior Welfare League
A. Caswell Ellis
Authority
Amarillo
Mrs Perry Keyser Hosts Son Perry Jr Birthday
Mrs Perry Keyser entertained at home on Monday afternoon for her son Perry Jr s first birthday at 708 B Maryland Street Erick Oklahoma. Attendees included Gary McCarter Jimmie Ray McCarter Beverly Kay Donald Ray Williamson Karen Ann Ford Tim Adlocke and several others from Erick Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Keyser
Maryland Street
Perry, Jr
Gary McCarter
Jimmie Ray McCarter
Beverly Kay
Donald Ray Williamson
Karen Ann Ford
Tim Adlocke
Sulfa-Dango Offers Hope for Scalp and Skin Ailments
An advertisement touts Sulfa-Dango as a new germ killing preparation with a penetrating agent. It claims relief for itching, dandruff, acne, eczema, psoriasis, impetigo, insect bites, burns, and sunburn with simple several daily applications and a money back guarantee.
Captain Bynum Receives New Fort Sill Duty
Captain Bill Bynum of Amarillo takes new staff and faculty duties at the Field Artillery school Fort Sill Oklahoma. He is a University of Oklahoma graduate and former vice president of the American National Bank in Amarillo. He served in Italy and earned the Purple Heart. The Bynums live in Lawton Oklahoma.
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Field Artillery School
Fort Sill
Okla
Bill Bynum
Amarillo
B. C. D. Bynum
Monroe Street
University of Oklahoma
Army
American National Bank
Bynum
Liberty Street
Lawton
Stresses Call for Local Air Parks and City Zoning
National Aero nautic Association official urged Amarillo to build air parks near city limits to support small aircraft use after the war. Plans include landing fields 2,000 by 300 to 500 feet in size and forming a local chapter as the group shifts toward aviation expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell H. Swenson
National Aeronautic Association
Chamber of Commerce
Amarillo
Swenson
Mr. Swenson
Memphis
Tenn
Miami
Fla
District of Columbia
New York City
Wichita
Kan
St. Louis
Air Park
National Association
William P. Redding
Denver
Rex Baxter
Texas
Fort Worth
Navy Inducts 17-Year-Old Panhandle Recruits
The Navy swore in seventeen 17-year-old youths from the Panhandle region. Recruits include Bobbie Joe Hood Amarillo Claude R. L. Klipstine Jr. Amarillo and James Francis O Grady Amarillo among others from Dimmitt Borger Groom L0kview Lkview Tulsa and Hedley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
Navy
Harry Longabach
Bobbie Joe Hood
Claude
R. L. Klipstine, Jr
Amarillo
Manford Julian Morgan
Bobby Kay Disney
Borger
James Francis O'Grady
D. B. Matthews
ITI
Howard Vernon Cook
Dimmitt
Willis Neal Birdwell
Harry Eugene Watson
C. L. Garner
Groom
LeRoy Oliver
Rucker Udell Adams
Tulsa
Thomas Clark Redd
Lela
Robert Earl Robertson
Hardesty
Okla
Herbert Byron Bounds
Lakeview
Jeffrey B. Landers, Jr
Clem Wesley Purdy
Dalhart
George Harold Rouse
Ira Leslie Gordon
Louise Cuellar
J. R. Hunter
Canyon
Jack English Hightower
Memphis
Richard Jack Gilbreth
Hedley
Six Panhandle WAVES Begin Boot Training in New York
Six Panhandle women, including 21 year old Wylma Marie Veatch of Fritch, will report to Hunter College in New York City in October to begin WAVES boot training. Rubye Weldon, local recruiter, announced today. Seaman H C McDonald and Mrs McDonald welcomed a son named Robert Stuart born at Northwest Texas Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonalds
H. C. McDonald
Fillmore Street
A S
Northwest Texas Hospital
Robert Stuart
Seaman McDonald
Navy
Norman
Okla
Mary Miner Returns From Hairdressers Convention
Mary A. Miner owner of the Colonial Beauty Shoppe returns from a two week trip to Chicago for the National Hairdressers Convention. Post war planning was the theme and the styles featured include flowers feathers or ornaments. Hair will be dressed to suit the individual with length unchanged. The cold wave method of curling was hailed as the greatest advance since croquignole waving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Miner
Chicago
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St Sa Ae
Khiva
Officers Wives Club
Crossa Avenue D
Fourth Street
A. F
Red Cross Sewing Room
Sugen City
the Plains Division
Order of Way
W. O. W. Hall
Bors Neighbors
America
I. O. Oo
Brian Club
E. C. Seaman
Tyler Street
Bushland
Shrader Rea
Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid
Oyeeeee
Alabama Street
Esther Club
A. F P. Kier
Hughes Street
Beryl Needle Club
Carl Larsen
Pleasant Valley
First Baptist Dorcas
O'C
Athenaeum Club
Red Cross Chapter House
Tenth Avenue
Amarillo Junior Welfare League
Gene
Talmage Club
Globe-News
American Institute of Laundering
Margaret Fletcher
G. 8. McLellan
Cavalier
Matelasse
Foreman
Rayon
Grand Bridge
McCall
Department
McCcall
White & Kirk
Bonita
Order of Eastern Star
Khiva Temple
Leola Tuttle
Ruby Setwell
Sadie Beth Hancock
Bertha Vogel
Lydia Singleton
Pauline Baker
Amanda Moreland
Birdie Lee Brune
T. H. Rodgers
Ralph Erling
New Jersey
Grand Esther
State of
Mesdames
Jean Johanson
Madge Howse
Hazel Stinson
Dlinois
Lillian Barnard
Rodgers
Yucatan
Chiapas
Guatemala
Rock Island Railroad
Capt
Jackson Street
Madison and
Monroe Streets
First Avenue
Sixth Avenue
Adams Street
Twelfth Avenue
Monroe
Fifteenth Avenue
Globe News
Mary Miner
Marie Earle
Herbert Drug
Wedgwood Florentine
Brown House
Polk
Bendy
A Polk
Phoppe
Mary Adell Miner
Amarillo Insurance Exchange
James Oakes
Ordway-Saunders Co
Owen Panhandle
INS
Maryland
Virginia
McCafee's, Inc
Taylor
Dove Grey
Burma
Gotham Plum
Ming
Penthouse
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