MOL Class Installation Luncheon at First Baptist Church
The MOL Class at First Baptist Church held a luncheon and business session to install officers. Mary Brown was named president with J R Keeling as first vice president and Leo Studer as second vice president among others. group captains were appointed and numerous members attended the ceremony and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
J. M. Cureton
Mary Brown
R. Ivey
J. H. Ferguson
H. P. Saunders
Waco
J. W. Sanders
J. R.’ Keeling
Leo’ Studer
Ministries
Amy Riley
J.P. Black
W. J. Grayi
H. H. Matens
J. W. Hollingworth
C. L. B. Hill
J. H. Cureton
J. H. Rowntree
C. E. Richardson
H.W. Pitts
Eugenia Caldwell
J. R. Rowntree
F. Pelton
Lula Powell
J. W. Hollingsworth
Esther Ingram
Honored on Tenth Birthday
A Dublin event commemorates a tenth birthday with a party and a wiener roast. Guests reflected on the celebrant and the gathering included local neighbors and family.
Social Calendar Highlights From Amarillo Today
The Amarillo social calendar lists multiple meetings and events tonight and tomorrow. Theta Rho Beta Sigma Association for Childhood Education executive board hosts Mrs Low Jones at 1303 Herman at 7:30 pm. First Presbyterian Church garden group at 1:30 pm. Women’s circles at West Amarillo Christian Church and First Baptist Church. Navy Mothers Club meet at 9:30 pm. San Jacinto Youth Center and Kiwante-Anns activities at 12 pm and 2 pm respectively. Amarillo Junior and Senior Antique Club luncheon at 12:30 pm. PEO chapters meet at 12:30 pm. Newcombers Club at Buck’s Tavern 1 pm. LAiguille Club at 2 pm. Needle Art Club at 2 pm. Wild Rose Lodge auxiliary to Railroad Trainmen at 2 pm. Forest Hill Home Demonstration Club at 6 pm. New Century Club at 2:30 pm. Elizabeth Nixon Parent-Teacher Association at school 390. Designer notes from New York cover fashion developments. St. Mary’s Academy Alumnae Association to meet Wednesday at 8 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herring Hotel
Theta Rho
Beta Sigme “Association For Childhood Education Executive Board
Low Jones
Herman
First Presbyterian Church Garden Group
West Amarilla Christian Church
Pusthese Women's Circle
RL. Boree
Son West
W. Purr
Hughes
Navy Mothers Club
Fred Probst
Harrison
San Jacinto
Kiwante-Anns
First “Baptist Church
Mary
Amarillo
Hugh Tolleson
Rusk
McLellan
Taylor
George Brandson
Western
Newcombers Club
Buck's ‘Tavern
A.D. Steed
Harden
Laiguille Club
Gouldy Ranch
Monte Rosenmartly
Herbert Sondheim
Colfee
Juio
Business Women's Club
Mra
O'clock
Arrie Willard
Terian Church
O Clock
Eastern Star
Knive
American ‘Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
Amarillo Credit Women's Club Dinner Meeting
The Amarillo Credit Women's Club met in a dinner session at the Herring Hotel. President Mrs Adella Harrison led business with plans for the annual installation dinner dance and bosses night in late November. Treasurer Mrs Den MeLain reported finances and program chair Mrs Gladys Brace outlined credit application procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Credit Women's Club
Herring Hotel
Adella Harrison
den Me
Lain
Financial Report
Aas
Gladys J Brace
Virginia ‘ Hornbeck
Laura McMahan
Georgia Henson
Kay ¢ Fletcher
Lela Bennett
Mesdames Dea McLain
Gladys Brace
Vi Lackey
Agnes Wilkinson
Annalie Brown
Faith Thomas
Lorraine Drexler
J Dorothy McInnish
Lois Campbell
Virginia Thornton
Honored at Housewarming Shower for New Home
An extended group gathered for a housewarming and shower honoring residents in their new home. Hostesses Mrs Earl Webb and Mrs Ed Rockwell led the event with numerous attendees including Mr and Mrs J V Smith, Mr and Mrs Paul Richardson, and many others. Gifts were sent by a large list of attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Webb
Ed Rockwell
J. V. Smith
Paul Richardson
J. C. Aickman
Ed West
A. L. Miller
Ana Rs. E. R. Heath
Willis
T. J. Sanderson
W. T. Ixon
J.C. Young
H. Chandler
Yester Day
Sam Clay
G. G. Reed
Jarry Beckwith
A. L. Thibodeaux
CL. Oneal
Guy Buzzard
A Wood
Loraine Domer
M. G. Hendricks
S. E. Richardson
W. H. Oneal
FN. Martin
Larl Webb
Louis Cates
EC. Busby
Alice Hobson
Shirley
Friendship Class Luncheon Plans All Day Meeting
Mrs W R Nuguforth Tyler hosted the Ladies Friendship Class of Buchanan Street Methodist Church. Mrs C C Crist led prayer and Mrs Hill, president, directed business. A covered-dish luncheon and all day meeting were planned for Sept 24 at Mrs C L Thompsons home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Nuguforth Tyler
Buchanan Street Methodist Church
C. C. Crist
Hill
C. L. Thompson
North Pierce
H. L. Sharp
C.F. McPherson
J. N. Brewer
C. Crist
W. M. Howes
P. FE. Easley
P. Manes
Lucy Saunders
Lula Johnson
Mrs. John F. Wilson Forms Claude School Band
Mrs. John F. Wilson formerly Pat Routh of Amarillo has organized a Claude school band. By mid term the group aims for 25 to 30 pieces. The director is noted for her work with Amarillo High School bands, the Philharmonic Orchestra, and the Amarillo College ensembles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude
John F. Wilson
Pat Routh
Amarillo
Wilson
Amarillo High School
Philharmonic
Amarillo College
Nixson PTA Meets Tomorrow at Elizabeth Nixson Junior High
The Nixson PTA gathers tomorrow afternoon from 3:30 to 4:30 at the school with Miss Laula Grace Erdman as guest speaker on Adolescent Chil dren. A 3:20 musical prelude and a get acquainted tea follow. Also note Craig Pool, son of Mrs. James Pool, registered at the University of Tulsa and will begin class work there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixson Pta
Elizabeth Nixson
Parent-Teacher Association
Laula Grace Erdman
Tulsa
Craig Pool
James’ Pool
Fig’ Lunes
The
University of Tulsa
One-patch quilt pattern promises easy, neat scraps
An advertisement touts INNER-AID for bowel relief and a home craft pattern kit. It claims a 12 design needlework book with crocheted squares, curtains, and slip covers, plus free patterns. The seller invites readers to mail for the pattern, listing a Brooklyn NY address and a separate Amarillo Globe notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Globe
Household Arts Dept
Flatbush Station
Brooklyn
Alice Fas
Brooks
Queens Lodge Business Session in IOOF Hall
Queens Lodge Ladies Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engine men held a business session at IOOF Hall with Mrs. A L Miller as president directing discussions. Mesdames J J Knittel Shelby and Miller were named to plan concessions at the Tri State Fair. Social hour followed hosted by Mrs E T Webb and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recos Vailey Queens Lodge
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
IOOF
A. L. Miller
J. J. Knittel
Voa. Shelby
Miller
E. T. Webb
EA. Heath
C. P. Richardson
G. G. Gattin
G. A. Burnard
J. E. Hatridge
W. A. Shelby
E. A. Rockwell
Trinity Methodist Church Davis Class Party Highlights Leaders
Davis Class II members were hosted at the Traeger home on Van Buren for a party with a business session led by H C Pederson. Officers elected included A F Traeger as president, J C Pederson as vice president, and Mrs XR Blankenship as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Trinity Methodist Church
A. E. Traeger
van Buren
H.C. Pederson
A. F. Traeger
J-C. Pederson
XR Blankenship
Fall party details with flowers and games noted
Treasurer Aaron Gwyn and entertainment chairman W R Webb chaired a gathering with Mrs L W Young and Mrs J B Maxwell listed for courtesy. Telephone contact by Mrs 1H Gil and visitation by Rev and Mrs RF Davis. Fall flowers and roses decorated the rooms and 32 members and guests enjoyed games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Gwyn
W. R. Webb
L. W. Young
J. B. Maxwell
1H. T. Gil
RF. Davis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dublin
Set Ursda
el Martes Needle Club
Ae Forman
Rotter
Alumnae Association
St. Mary's Academy
Academy
Ato
INE
Fata
Ozarka
Iene
Griffin Slack
Sanitone
Buchanan
James Ely
Anderson Bros. Painting and Decating Company
Denver
James W. McTilwain
Oklahoma
City District
Marine Corps
Boxwell
Cena
NCING
Neal Hall
10Th Ave
Alice Brooks
Queens Lodge
Barer
Tee
Baker-Rogers CO
Arie Earl Cosmetics
Herbert Drug
Peeee
Amanuie
Ari
Amarillo Window Cleaning CO
John
Furbach
Polk Street
Hamilton
Longines
Letter Service Printing
Blackburn
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