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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1938

Page

12

Ree Day Observed By Home Interest Club

Federation Day was observed at a meeting of the Home Interest Club held yesterday afternoon at 1102 West Nineteenth Avenue. Mrs. W. S. Izzard, president of the Potter County Federation of Women's Clubs, spoke on federation work as members and guests attended.

Home Interest Club G. E. Jones West Nineteenth Avenue W. R. Ballard W. S. Izzard Potter County Federation of Women’s Clubs Federation Mesdames T. L. Andrews W. P. Ballard J. F. Gilkerson W. R. Gowdy D. O. Kretz M. M. LaVance W. H. McEachern A. Petersen E.L. Prichard C R. Stephenson L. J. Vogel Glen Hopkins Mrs. Izzard

Amarillo Day Nursery Open House Marks Twelfth Anniversary

The Amarillo Day Nursery will host an open house Sunday at 4 p.m. to celebrate 12 years since opening, with a 2:30 p.m. patrons meeting and a featured nursery school. Mrs. George S. McLellan notes the nursery can serve many youngsters during fair week and invites mothers to call or visit.

Amarillo Day Nursery Amarillo Day Amarillo George S. McLellan

Class of First Baptist entertained by hostesses

Mrs Bourn and Mrs Owens hosted the Maria Class yesterday at Mrs Bill Bourn home with Mrs R H Owens as co hostess. Mrs Elmore Carver led the business session in the president s absence. Plans were made for installing officers.

Maria First Baptist Church Bill Bourn R. H. Owens Elmore Carver Vernal Rentfro M. Z. Wilson Leon Yocham Glen Lackey O. B. Chesshir Viola Henderson Henry Lepp Cate Wilson Alfred Nelson George Roth K. A. Whitaker H. E. Knight Clyde McGinley J. B. Anderson C. R. Hardin Tri-State

Sewing Club Luncheon At Mrs Swopes Home

The Marigold Sewing Club held an all day meeting and covered dish luncheon yesterday at Mrs. Vernon Swopes home 1406-B Jefferson Street Miss Agnes Smith won the prize in the contest The luncheon table featured marigolds The group includes Mesdames Howard Smith Al Hurlock Roy Lockleer and Miss Smith The next meeting will be at Mrs Hurlocks 903 Buchanan Street.

Marigold Sewing Club Vernon Wopes Jefferson Street Agnes Smith Mesdames Howard Smith al Hurlock Roy Lockleer Miss Smith

Social Calendar Listings Tonight and Saturday

The Gamma Chapter of the Delphian Society meets at Amarillo Hotel at 7 30. Virginia Cowardine gives a dance recital at 8. Allison Park P T A holds an 8 oclock event at Highland Park School. Zella Mae Wible performs at Academy of Music and Art at 8 15. St Andrews Episcopal Sunday School hosts a weiner roast at Ell wood Park at 6 30. Saturday features Amarillo Country Club dance 9 to 12 with Carlton Scales band and Jolly Time Club party at Jim eee home 51214 North Fillmore Street.

The Delphian Society Amarillo Hotel Zella Mae Wible Academy of Music and Art St. Andrew's Episcopal Sunday School Ellwood Park Amarillo Country Club Carlton Scales Jim Eee North Fillmore Reet

OES Officers Entertained for Bonita Chapter Meeting

Officers of the Bonita Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star were entertained with a covered dish luncheon at Mrs. Goldsmith Davis home 504 Louisiana Street. The fall setting featured blooms as Polyanna names were drawn and plans for the year were arranged with attendees including Mesdames L B Baker William Brune Goldsmith Davis W R Irwin W P Matthews E A Rengal Mabel Spencer L J Vogel Polly Powell E C Singleton F D Railsback Homer Tuttle Wesley Barringer H E Streetman W M Rippy Emmett Goff Leah Hathway E O Feirabend and guest C J Wiard.

Bonita Order of Eastern Star Goldsmith Davis Louisiana Street Polyanna Mesdames L. B. Baker William Brune W. R. Irwin W. P. Matthews E. A. Rengal Mabel Spencer L. J. Vogel Polly Powell E. C. Singleton Mesdames F. D. Railsback Homer Tuttle Wesley Barringer H. E. Streetman W. M. Rippy Emmett Goff Leah Hathway E. O. Feierabend C. J. Wiard

Mrs. Edna VanSkike Hosts Jolly Time 42 Club

Members of the Jolly Time 42 Club gathered at the home of Mrs. Edna VanSkike for an afternoon meeting. Mrs. C. C. Crist won high prize and Mrs. Dubbs Trotter took low. Attendees included June Quante, Carl Stover, Lewis Tupin, Dubbs Trotter, and C. C. Crist. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Crist’s home at 739 North Buchanan Street.

Jolly Time “42” Club Edna VanSkike C. C. Crist Dubbs Trotter June Quante Carl Stover Lewis Tupin

Miss Johnston Weds Dale McLain in Amarillo Ceremony

Madge Lee Johnston married Dale McLain in a Sunday morning ceremony at the Johnston home 1302 West Eighth Avenue officiated by Rev. Powell A. Smith of West Amarillo Christian Church. The couple, graduates of Amarillo High School, plan to reside in Clinton Oklahoma after a dinner at the McLain residence.

Madge Lee Johnston Dale McLain J. Lb. Johnston West Eighth Avenue Powell A. Smith West Amarillo Gloria Stinson Dawes Muncey McLain Amarillo High School George M. Waddill J. BE. McLain Kentucky Street Nelson Grain Co Clinton Oklo

Fall fair and carnival hosted by Junior Business Women

The Junior Business Women's Club held a fall fair and carnival at the Coans home with gaily lit lawn booths and attractions including a fortune teller. Co-hostesses were Miss Jewell Tucker Miss Beatrice Reed Mrs Hubert Jackson and Miss Elizabeth Sandig. Guests included C M Blanks W E Weeker F R Stephens P G Tucker Rhodes Irby F E Coan Hubert Jackson and others. Volunteers drawn to the Revolutionary war era bounties noted.

Eugene Coan Jewell Tucker Beatrice Reed Hubert Jackson Elizabeth Sandig Messrs. and Mesdames C. M. Blanks W. E. Weeker Baytown F. R. Stephens Arlington P. G. Tucker Rhodes Irby F. E Coan

Missionary Society to Meet at Gifford Home

The Young Ladies' Woman's Missionary Society of San Jacinto Methodist Church will meet at Mrs. J. O. Gifford Jr.'s home 801 Prospect Street next Tuesday at 3 p.m. The church nursery will be open for children.

Young Ladies’ Woman's Missionary Society of the San Jacinto Methodist Church J. O. Gifford, Jr Prospect Street

If You Feel Sunk Read This And Cheer Up

An ad-style health note promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a tonic to lift mood and energy. It promises to restore vigor, ease blues, and suggests millions of women use the product and spread the word.

Lydia E. Pinkham Pinkham

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