Philharmonic Club Tea Opens Season In Amarillo
The Philharmonic Club began its season with a tea at the Federation Club Rooms. Guest artist Mrs. J. W. Howze of Pampa performed pieces by Bach Guion and other composers, with Mrs. E A. Paschal and Miss Elizabeth Jameson Eubank among the performers. Mrs. T. D Cole was announced Lone Star District president and national director.
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Philharmonic Club
Federation Club
P. L. Bottoms
James O. Cade
Benton King
R. J. Moore
George E. Quillin
J. M. Simpson
H. A. Waller
Erman Tennant
Kathleen Batey
C. M. Holt
7. W. Sanders
J. W. Howze
Pampa
Corpus Christi
Reuben Daviez
David Guion
Bach
Richard Sucher
Robin Woman
Shanewis
Cadman
E A. Paschal
Elizabeth Jameson Eubank
Uhl
Helen Strite
Sucher
Campbell-Tipton
Frank Gray
H. G. Hambrick
Garvin FE. Martini
C. T. McCartney
Edwin Snook
Lewis T. Nordyke
Eubank
E. R. Jameson
Ralph Rice
Kansas City, Mo
A. R. Kantz
J. H. Blythe
Floyd Studer
F. M. McLaughlin
R. C. Martini
C. C. Enochs
H. C
G. E McCrinnon
E. O. Greer
W. W. Miller
R. W. Adams
Cole
Holt
Mayme Oliver
Louise Jensen
Madelyn Robinson
Josephine Thompson
Strite
Harris
Mesdames Cole
Adams
W. L Burns
Maynard Drake
C. D. Newell
Mesdames J. M. Simpson
Beef-eater Describes Yeomen Guard Members Since Henry VIII
The term Beef-eater refers to certain members of the English Yeomen of the Guard who have joined the royal train since the coronation of Henry VIII.
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Henry VIII
Installation Of Officers By Amarillo Rainbow Assembly
A large gathering witnessed the public installation of officers by the Amarillo Assembly Order of the Rainbow for Girls at the Masonic Hall. Retiring worthy adviser Ira Mae Robertson presided as new officers including Ann Lane as worthy adviser and Vera Kennedy as associate worthy adviser were introduced. gifts were exchanged and the assembly announced a regular session at 7 30 o clock Wednesday night.
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Amarillo
Fidelity
Virginia Vogel
Mary K. Barnard
Ferma Pointer
Outer Observer
Ruth Glass
Mary Jane Black
Jean Johnson
Linnie Sue Ashby
Marian Corneil
Adeil Bentley
Barbara May
Phyllis Evans
Louise Wheeler
Myrtle Petheram
Elizabeth Hayward
Ruth Brady
Janice Jones
Co BE. Lane
Masonic Hall
Private Duty Nurses To Meet On Wednesday Session
The Private Duty Section of the District Nurses Association holds its first fall meeting at 3:30 PM Wednesday in Mrs. Edna Branson's home at 808 Prospect Street with Misses Carrie Huseman and Mary Reed as hostesses. A Jolly Time Forty-Two Club meeting set for Thursday afternoon is postponed to next Thursday afternoon.
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Sewzette Club
Boyd Reynolds
Buchanan Street
Edra Branson
Prospect Street
Carrie Huseman
Mary Reed
District Nurses Association
Edna Branson
Jolly Time Forty-Two
Bit of Luck Club Holds Bridge Night at Rhea Residence
Mrs. W. L. Rhea hosted the Bit of Luck Club at 1307 Parker Street. Prizes went to Mrs. Rhea high, Mrs. Clarence Smith second, and Mrs. Prank Crews low. Mrs. Fred Wheeler joined as a new member. Next meeting set for 7:45 PM October 4 at Mrs. Smith 1021 Travis Street.
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W. L. Rhea
Parker Street
Bit of Luck Club
Rhea
Clarence Smith
Prank Crews
Low
Fred Wheeler
Mesdames
W. C. Newman
Ed Pittman
Grady Fox
H. C. McFarland
J. W. Harris
Johnny B. Archer
T. J. Arnold Bert
Wheeler
Goldsmith Davis
Harts Host Bridge Party At Home
Mr and Mrs A S Hart hosted a bridge and 42 social at their residence 408 North Fillmore Street Saturday night. Guests included Ed Burgess Dee Brogden Floyd Darnell Pauline Moore Leon Oliver Billie Stover Phil Mash Claudine Gables and Helen Gober.
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Mrs
A. S. Hart
North Fillmore Street
Ed Burgess
Dee Brogden
Floyd Darnell
Pauline Moore
Leon Oliver
Billie Stover
Phil Mash
Claudine Gables
Helen Gober
Election Is Announced for Trial Boys Club Officers
Trial Boys Club announces new officers President Woodrow Baldwin Vice President W B Lum Secretary Treasurer Jerold Knox Sergeant at arms Robert Sandlin and council representatives Dickie Dye and Jack Marilet. Meeting at 7 p m Saturday at the Herring Hotel with rushees Tommy Duke Dewey Maltsburger Bob Flanders John David Warner Wayne Freeman and Bob Bradley.
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Trial Boys Club
Woodrow Baldwin
W. B. Lum
Jerold Knox
Robert Sandlin
Dickie Dye
Jack Marilet
Herring Hotel
Tommy Duke
Dewey Maltsburger
Bob Flanders
John David Warner
Wayne Freeman
Bob Bradley
Thrifty Thimble Club Holds Fall Meeting
The Thrifty Thimble Club held its first fall meeting at Mrs. J. R. Fowler’s home with all members present. Officers were elected, a flower garden quilt worked on, Pollyanna gifts exchanged, dues paid, and refreshments served. Next meeting set for Sept 28 at Mrs. Odom’s home, 1515 Harrison Street.
Lucky Eight Bridge Club Hosts Games Night
The Lucky Eight Bridge Club was entertained at Mrs. Jack Coulter's home on 739 North Cleveland Street. High score went to Mrs. George Prescott with Mrs. Lee McDaniels as runner up. other members listed include C. M. Green Perry Baker W. H. Carter G. B. Pierce and O. H. Warren. The club will not meet this week and plans to gather September 29 with Mrs. Art Young at 804 Mississippi Street.
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Lucky Eight Bridge Club
Jack Coulter
North
Cleveland Street
George Prescott
Lee McDaniels
Mesdames
C. M. Green
Perry Baker
W. H. Carter
G. 8. Pierce
O. H. Warren
Art Young
Mississippi Street
Program of National Dances At Tri State Fair
A program of national dances will be presented tonight at Wilbur Hawk Hall on the Tri State Fair grounds by pupils of the Dana Thomas Harmon Studio of Dance Arts. Dancers include Mrs Edabeth Kell and a group of numbers by Joan Marsh Virginia Cowardice Norma Lee Hoyt Pat McDade Margaret Ann Tacke Mary Ann Walker Rosa Lyn Burke Karen Kell Ellison Timmons Joe Pack and Rikki Kell.
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Dana Thomas Harmon Studio of Dance Arts
Wilbur Hawk Hall
Tri-State Fair
Edabeth Kell
Joan Marsh
Virginia Cowardice
Norma Lee Hoyt
Pat McDade
Margaret Ann Tacke
Mary Ann Walker
Rosalyn Burke
Karen Kell
Ellison Timmons
Joe Pack
Rikki Kell
District Nurses Association Meeting At Northwest Hospital Home
District 2 of the Texas Nurses Association will meet at 3 30 oclock Thursday afternoon at the Northwest Texas Hospital Nurses Home. All members are urged to attend. The article also notes average American soda consumption as context.
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Texas Nurses Association
Northwest Texas Hospital Nurses Home
Margaret Wills PTA Holds 1939 40 Program in New Auditorium
One hundred eighty PTA members gathered Monday at Margaret Wills School for the opening 1939 40 program in the new auditorium. Music by Mrs. Guy A. Carlander and Miss Lilly Larsen preceded remarks by School Board official George Waddill and introductions by Mrs. Bert Warner. Honor guests included C M Rogers and several supervisors. Tea followed the program.
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Margaret Wills
Parent- Teacher Association
Lonesome Road
Guy A. Carlander
Lilly Larsen
Association For the
Jason Robberson
Bert Warner
C. M. Rogers
Gertrude Elleker
Maude Fletcher
Annie McDonald
O. T. Maxwell
G. D. Henderson
Girls Club Reorganized at Ernestine Ballard Home
The J. B. L. Club was reorganized at the home of Miss Ernestine Ballard. New officers were elected: President Florence Gristy, Vice President Mrs Eugene Fleming, Secretary Jeanette Drapela, Treasurer Evelyn Jones, Sergeant at Arms Francis Jean Ravey, and Reporter Evelyn Wallace. Charter members include Evelyn Jones and others. An installation dinner will be held at the Amarillo Hotel.
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J. B. L. Club
Ernestine Ballard
Florence Gristy
Eugene Fleming
Jeanette Drapela
Evelyn Jones
Francis Jean Ravey
Evelyn Wallace
Amarillo
Martha Cox
Bill Shock
Evelyne Wallace
Mrs Burkhalter Reports Paris Trip at Sam Houston PTA
Mrs W B Burkhalter spoke at a Sam Houston Parent-Teacher Association meeting about her Paris trip visiting Supt C M Rogers brother’s home. She described French life and war prep and voyage on the Normandie. Doris Kent Shields read, and Mrs W M Rippey led a brief business session on clothing aid.
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W. B. Burkhalter
Paris
Sam Houston
Parent-Teacher Association
Joe Mobley
Courageous Sunk by Two Torpedoes Off Ireland
The British aircraft carrier Courageous was torpedoed by a German submarine off the southwest coast of Ireland, sinking within 20 minutes. About 500 sailors are feared dead. 53 survivors were rescued by the American freighter Collingsworth and a Holland America liner, with boats saved and men treated aboard destroyers.
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Philip Fair
Altoona
United States
Collingsworth
Courageous
United Press
U.P
Ireland
Symons
Air Contests Planned at Municipal Airport Friday
Plans approved by Civil Aeronautics Authority for amateur flying contests at Municipal Airport as part of Amarillo National Air Progress Week. Four events balloon busting spot landings bomb dropping and race against time with 7.50 first prize and 5.00 second prize. Texas Air Tour pilots will visit, staying for the fair and dance hosted by Tri-State Fair.
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Civil Aeronautics Authority
Municipal
Amarillo
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Charlie Boyd
Municipal Field
Panhandle
D. O. Lafferty
Borger
Air show to unify Pampa Amarillo programs this weekend
Flying eyes and hands will perform at a two day air show in Pampa with Amarillo cooperating to avoid conflict. The Pampa event has posted more than 700 dollars in prize money.
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Pampa
Amarillo
Health and Happiness Editorial Advertisement
The piece extols sound health boosting resilience, urging prompt medical checkups, accurate prescriptions, and careful druggists. It notes the message is part of a Tuesday editorial advertisement series and reminds readers to seek quality care for better wellbeing.
U S Air Ace Says He Will Fight Only If Attacked
Captain Eddie Rickenbacker told 1,200 boys that he would engage again only if the United States were attacked. He dismissed war medals as worthless, recalling World War I service and describing the call to arms that turned students into soldiers. He spoke of aerial combat as life or death and warned of relentless zeal to destroy the enemy.
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Kansas City
U.P
Eddie Rickenbacker
America
United States
Rickenbacker
Fulbright Named President of University of Arkansas
James William Fulbright, 35, former football and tennis star at the University of Arkansas, was elected and became president today at Fayetteville. A Rhodes scholar and former faculty member, he succeeds the late Dr. J. C. Putrall after yesterday’s election. Baby lima beans are noted as an excellent nectar source for bees.
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Fayetteville, Ark
James William Fulbright
University of Arkansas
Fulbright
Arkansas Law School
J. C. Fputrall
Anne Adams Pattern 4259 Dress With Bolero Effect
Sewing pattern notice promotes Anne Adams Pattern 4259 with a bolero style top and plain skirt. Includes long or short sleeves and bloomers, sizes 2 through 10, fabric yardage details, and order info from Amarillo Globe Pattern Dept at 243 West 17th St New York NY.
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Anne Adams
Fifth Avenue
Amarillo Globe Pattern Department
West 17Th St
New York
NPY
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