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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1945
Page
12
Vivian Brown writes about teen freedoms and bunk parties amid parental rules in March of Time style notes. She mentions suiting up duffel bags, bracelets from soda spoons, and a meeting with actress Patricia Roe while forecasting coast fantasies and forest fire spying by 15 000 youths in Washington and Oregon.
Activities fill the evening with Delta Theta Chi Eunice Best 2306 West Sixth at 8 Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No hall 8 Dance Wives Club Downtown USC 1 Woodmen Circle W O W Hall 8 Y WCA Business Girls' Committee USC YWCA 6 30 Nerrissa Whitman Circle First Pres Church 6 30 Primero Chapter Speaker's Institute Federation Club Rooms 9 30 FRIDAY Child Welfare Club luncheon 12 Modern Study Club 2 C C Hays 2018 Carolina Amarillo College auditorium 2 30 Home Arts Club 3604 Van Buren 2 30 Fecos Valley Queens Lodge 684 OF Hall 2 Auxiliary to John B Golding Post 1475 W W Seventh and Taylor 8 colored Brownie Leaders Scout 1 30 First Baptist Church installation luncheon church 12 15 Home Demonstration Club Forest Hill Twenty Century Club 2 30 Les Temps 3 Red Cross Sewing First Presbyterian Church 9 4 o'clock 1884 Mississippi state founded first state funded college for women in US.
Mrs Norman C Long was honored with a bridge shower hosted by Mesdames Jack Gouldy and E L Coggins Jr at 210 Sunset in the home of Mr and Mrs C B Rittenberry. After gifts were opened, bridge was played with Mrs Bob Lewis winning high prize and Miss Bette Howle taking the traveling prize. Attendees included Mesdames Hatchett Payne Lewis Allen Ritter Thomas Jones Long Gouldy Coggins and Misses Howle Noble Barker Ratcliff.
The Mary Class of the First Baptist Church held a luncheon and installation of officers on Tuesday. Mrs. A C Morrison led the program and Mrs. Glen Casey directed the class song Take My Life. New officers include Mrs. A C Morrison president and Mrs. A D Foreman Jr installing. other officers are Mrs. Parl O Keefe first vice president and Mrs. M Williams secretary.
Lois Ivy Voyles and John M Farr Jr wed in a single ring ceremony at Polk Street Methodist Church Vega with pink and lavender floral altar decor. Attendants included Monty Farr and relatives from Amarillo Grapeland and Vega as guests. The couple resides near Vega and plans ranch life after both graduates.
The Dwight Morrow School Parent-Teachers Association will meet Friday at 8 pm in the school. Students will sing during the program and Mrs. Virginia McQuirk the principal will give a talk. A business meeting follows the program.
Medical office contact listing includes office phone 7535 and residence number 8882 for internal medicine and cardiology services.
The Newcomers Club met Tuesday evening in the Federation Club Rooms for dessert bridge. Mrs. Vandiver presided as president. nominating chair Mrs. Cecil Smith introduced candidates and officers elected were Mrs. K C Watkins president, Mrs Pob Jones vice president, and Mrs A N Thompson secretary treasurer. Hostesses included Mrs Loomis and others. bridge prizes awarded to Mrs Smith, Mrs Jones, and Mrs Scassage. Attendees listed include numerous members such as Mrs Van Allm, James Darwin, J C Redus, and W R Scott.
The roster lists Watkins Wofford Hogg Wohlford Cochran Glasscock and Walker as club members. The next meeting is scheduled for October 2.
Mrs. R. D. Gist hosts the Twentieth Century Culture Club Friday at her Palo Dero Canyon residence where the group will gather for an evening meeting.
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