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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1947
Page
7
Mrs. Mattie Flamm assisted by Mrs. C J Moreland entertained Amarillo Antique Club members yesterday morning. Coffee and a mirror centerpiece preceded the program, highlighted by a talk on Shaving Mugs by Mrs. Hugh Tolleson.
Sussanna Wesley Class members of Polk Street Methodist Church enjoyed their monthly luncheon in Fellowship Hall. Tables were set with place cards for Mesdames Nora Deaton Marian Blackburn Marjorie Miller Mary Johnson Floyd Nelson Gracie Diggs Marge Pearson Mary Schram Mary Jo Carlyle Juanita Carter Lois Harding Hazel Dana Billie Mills Billie Berry Gracie Ray Baker Fay Cannon Mary Forister Katherine Hooker Wanda Cobb Betty Ballard Kathryn Winburn Margaret Smith Marie Harper and visitors Mrs Pauline Viall Mrs Donal Alfrey and Mrs Weta Laukauf.
Pierce Street Baptist Church WMU held a reception in the new dining room to honor Rev. and Mrs. Earl W. Hatchett the church’s new pastor. Guests included D. C. Boyd D. T. Pearce R. E. Gatlin F. P. Graham and many others as the program featured a welcome address a reading of Making New Friends by Edgar A. Guest a quartet performance and informal talks by the Hatchetts.
The New Century Club held a guest tea yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. W. L. Askew at 2002 Tyler. Members present included Mesdames G. W. Correll, C. B. Rittenberry, J. G. McClintock, D. V. Gouldy, E. J. McCartt, Ed Browder, L. C. Taylor, E. Fish, H. C. Vincent, G. R. Harris, A. G. Attebury and G. B. Jordan. Guests were Mesdames C. D. OHeim, G. W. Mills, H. A. Everett, H. Vandenberg, O. E. Broome and E. S. Haigh.
Mrs Percy Blackburn hosted the Les Meres Study Club guest tea yesterday with Mrs Joe Davidson assisting. Louis Vigna played piano, Mrs Hugh Cox sang with Vigna accompaniment, readings were presented, and a concluding piano set followed.
Wild Rose Lodge No. 312 Ladies Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen met in a business session at IOOF Hall led by president Mrs. Elizabeth Cable. A luncheon is planned for Oct 14 at Mrs. Leta Halley's home, with Audrey Partain chairing the hostess committee and several members listed. Exie Knight reviewed the group rules.
The auxiliary will meet in a business session on October 7 at 2 o clock at IOOF Hall with attendees including Dessie Mae Moore Evelyn McCrary Anna Mae Thomas Elizabeth Cable Audrey Partain Elizabeth Ryan Gladys Walker Exie Knight Lillian Clark Juanita Roach and Dena Mae Boswell.
The ACE Board meetings at Mrs. Lois Jones home named committees for social play arrangements hospitality and social service. Planned productions include Alice in Wonderland Heidi and Simple Simon with Agnes Branson Louise Orr Annie McDonald and Ida Lee Cope on the constitution committee.
An advertisement promotes Nuxated Iron tablets to improve pale blood color and oxygen delivery. It claims richer red blood feeds organs, boosts energy, and helps people wake up eager to start the day. The copy urges taking the tablets for an extended period as shown on the label.
Duvall along with sponsors Misses Della Browning Iona Gray Marjorie Henson Ruth Hooper and Annie McDonald support the effort.
Golden Meadow Post and VFW Auxiliary invite members to a 42 party and social tomorrow at 8 PM in IOOF Hall. All members urged to attend.
A Kiel based company is forming flying clubs and offering aviation instruction to develop local pilots. The venture aims to provide structured training and promote aviation interest in the region.
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