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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1941

Page

4

Constitution Week Observed By Amarillo D A R Chapter

Esther McCrory Chapter of the D A R observed Constitution Week at Amarillo College Assembly. W Izzard spoke on The Spirit of the Constitution noting the document’s balance and inclusive citizenship under We the People. The event opened with pledges, God Bless America, and the Star Spangled Banner.

Esther McCrory the Daughters of the American Revolution Amarillo College Assembly America John F. Mead B. C. PD. Bynum Rolla V. Cartwright Cartwright Izzard United States Mr. Izzard United States of America

Junior Club Meets for Program

Miss Evelyn Broaddus presided for a regular meeting of the Junior Business Women's Club last night in the Club Room of the Capitol Hotel. Miss Lucretia Wilson introduced Miss Pat McClarney who sang The Rose and The Lying Little Daisy with Gordon Epperson on piano. Members planned scrapbooks for the first quarter with topics including Love and Charm Health and Fortune and Have you Money to Burn. A report on the club style show noted 207.25 in ticket sales for the Preventorium.

Evelyn Broaddus Capitol Hotel Lucretia Wilson Pat McClarney Daisy Gordon Epperson Mary Ruth Curl Juanita McCracken Allyne Whelchel Floretta Whitefield Clara Martin Beryl Jackson Elise Hall Johnnie Louise Blankinship Mary Clark Azalea Durham Ann Reynolds Toma Rucker Ellinor Atwood Frances Ellison Inetta Tipps Ardit

Pecos Valley Lodge To Honor Firemen And Wives Tonight

Pecos Valley Lodge No. 573 of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen will hold a banquet at the W. O. W. Hall at 6 30 this evening honoring firemen and their wives. The Forest Hill 66 Home Demonstration Club will meet Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Finley Martin, replacing the previously planned location.

Pecos Valley Lodge Pecos Valley The Brotherhood of “Locomotive Firemen W. O. W. Hall Forest Hill “66 Finley Martin L. F

Calendar of local meetings and gatherings in Amarillo

Tonight many groups meet across Amarillo including the Rainbow for Girls at 524 Taylor Street and the Friendship Class of San Jacinto Methodist Church. Also scheduled are Beta Sigma Phi, firemen banquets, temple dinners, music teas, needle clubs, PTAs, and various club activities through the evening and afternoon.

Amarillo San Jacinto Methodist Church Joe Coffee

PEO Sisterhood Opens New Year With Luncheon

PEO Chapter B opened the year with a luncheon at Aronson Tea Room. Mrs. L V Cradit presented a gift to Mrs. James Q Cade who moved to Lubbock. Guests included Mesdames Wiley of Pawnee Ne braska Huletts and Hasner of White Deer.

P. E. O. Sisterhood Aronson Tea Room L. V. Cradit James QO. Cade Lubbock Bertha McGregor R. N. McKitterick N. D. Bartlett Cc. F. Underwood Mesdames M J. Wiley Pawnee, Neb R. L. Huletts Stacey Hasner White Deer Mesdames R. W. Adams Tom Aldridge H. W. Allen E. J. Broderlin Mary Calloway H. H. Cooper Alliene Crudgington Ruth Delzell R. A. Duncan Murray Elson C. G. Feierabend Joe Gamble C. E. Gregg Frances Hayward J. W. Hill C. D. Jackson W. H. Kimbrough Mary McDonald

Mrs. Weaver Reports For Forest Hill Home Club

Mrs. Jim Weaver presided at a Forest Hill Home Demonstration Club meeting held at Mrs. T. H. Rodgers home. She cited a Beaumont trip as a Texas Home Demonstration Association delegate and a national push for canning equipment funded by county councils by December 1.

Jim Weaver Forest Hill Home Demonstration Club T. H. Rodgers Beaumont Texas Home Demonstration Association England United States Texas

Church Co-Workers Elect Officers For Another Year

Officers were elected at the Polk Street Methodist Church Co-Workers Class meeting held Monday afternoon at Mrs. Carl Hill’s home in Bushland. New officers include President Mrs. R. M. Teas and Vice President Mrs. Roy Rose.

Polk Street Methodist Church Carl Hill Bushland R. M. Rose R. M. Teas Roy Rose Dewey Randall Annabelle Shields D. A. George J. H. Cooper L. H J. R Bearce J. Howard 8. E. Harris

Sewing Clubs Host Themed Meetings At Canyon Home

El Martes Needle Club hosted an all day gathering at Mrs Minnie Watsons Canyon home with a covered dish luncheon. Members included W A Christian Dowie Baker Gorman Mc Neilly Broderick-Osborne Will liford Sory and guest Katherine Schroeder of Leadville Colorado. Needle Art Club held a School Daze party at 619 A West Twenty first Avenue with ribbons nicknames a ruler and a school room setup. Mrs Warren led the event with guest star pupil Mrs Leslie Stephens and attendees E D Hawkins S M

Minnie Watson el Martes Needle Club Canyon Mesdames W. A. Christian L. P. Dowie Peggy Baker L. J. Gorman B. W. McNeilly W. Broderick-Osborne Will Riley Ozella Snodgrass W. T. Williford B. W. Sory Katherine Schroeder Leadville Colo Needle Art Harry M. Warren Needle Art Club West Twenty-first Avenue Warren

Teas Planned for Mothers of Alice Landergin Students

Mothers of Horton fourth grade pupils at Alice Landergin School will be honored at a tea hosted by the school central committee at 2 30 p m in the home of Mrs P B McCormick 3108 Jackson Street The Campbell fourth grade pupils will attend a tea at 3 00 p m the same day at the home of Mrs H A Beeman 3609 Van Buren Street A separate item notes Shanghai foreign salaried workers' living costs rising nearly 30 percent in the first five months of this year.

Horton Alice Landergin P. B. McCormick Jackson Street Campbell H. A. Beeman van Buren Street Shanghai China

Fade Your Freckles with Mercolized Wax Cream

Mercolized Wax Cream lightens freckles and suntanned skin by shedding surface skin in tiny particles. Aaxolite Astringent tightens loose surface skin for a refreshing feel. Tarkroot Beauty Mask offers cooling, soothing facial care.

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Kline Parkridge Padre Southwest Millinery Department Polk Constitution Week Stewart Nursery & Floral CO S. Arrid American Institute of Laundering Krid Gordon's Style Shop Forest Hill Alpha Alpha Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Federation Temple B'Nai Israel Temple MacDowell Music Club Federation Club del Maron Delphian Society Grady Nobles Travis Street Sandie Mothers Club Guy Owens Sunset Terrace Carpenters’ Auxiliary Karl Degenhardt Prospect Street I.C. Atchley Narcissa Whitman Central Presbyterian Church L. T. D. Club Clay Thornton Madison Street Seakers Institute American Legion Hall Amaryllis Needle Guild Paul R. Rose Primrose Club J. J. Beeman Fast Fourteenth Avenue Homecraft Club E. N. Boydston North Harrison Street Beryl Needle Club Henry Reeves Pierce Street Nedteus Choir First Christian Church Mystic Weavers Club Potter County Horace Mann Parent-Teacher Association Woodmen Circle W. O Home Interest Club T. L. Andrews Fillmore Treet Canary Bird Club E. C. Garthwait Buchanan Street First Baptist Philothea H. E. Knight West Fifteenth Avenue Child Psychology Club Ellwood Park Alpha Delta Sorority Verna Lee Eighth Avenue J. E. Andrews East Tenth Avenue Glenwood Parent-Teacher Association Peo Rose Bowl Rose Bowl Tea Room Sisterhood Dice Studio Tenth Avenue Jayne Jayne's EL Martes Club Bien Jolie T. L. Lipscomb Kuykendall Hae Rit Charles of Ritz Bigelbun Eee Ave White & Kirk Cruise & Travel Knox
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