Amarillo AAUW Branch Opens Season With Informal Tea
The Amarillo AAUW branch opened the 1941-42 season with an informal tea at the Amarillo Country Club. Hostesses included Mesdames Burleigh, McAdoo, Cartwright, Hovey, and others with Mrs. A. A. Glenn welcoming members and guests. Music featured violin solos by Robert Louis Barron with Clarence Brady at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
AAUW
Amarillo Country Club
American Association of University Women
H. P. Burleigh
E. A. McAdoo
Raymond O'Hara
M. B. Snyder
Rolla Cartwright
E. H. Ashcroft
Guy Aldridge
W. W. Rusk
E. Paul Hovey
George Hammock
Dolly Pendleton
H. B. Bozeman
Rosalind Giles
Cora Astle
Rose Mary Radcliffe
Abbie Ruth Hayman
A. A. Glenn
Robert Louis Barron
Clarence Brady
Shower Given By Mrs Teas For Mrs Van Landingham
Mrs R M Teas hosted a handkerchief shower at 3501 Harrison Street for Mrs W Van Landingham who will move to Albuquerque. Guests registered in a friendship book, refreshments featured crystal and flowers, and musical numbers were performed by guests including Mrs Loyd Kight and Miss Louise Paxton. Palo Duro Assembly No 113 Rainbow for Girls meets at 7 30 tonight at Masonic Hall 524 Taylor Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Myrick
Loyd Kight
van Landingham
Miss Louise Paxton
Mesdames
Madie Stubbs
Robbie Dyer
Mattie B. Ballard
Marge Patrick
Ollie McLeod
Ora Ward
Bertha Arnold
Nora Nelson
Thelma Applequist
Edna Crist
Lolita van Shaw
Olive Paxton
Ermyne Lyon
Tina Latham
Palo Duro
Order of the Rainbow
Masonic Hall
Taylor Street
Palo Duro Assembly
Order of the Rainbow For Girls
Calendar notices for clubs and groups in Amarillo
Tonight is full of meetings and dinners across many groups. PEO Sisterhood BPW Club Sanborn PTA AMARILLO Rebekah Lodge Terpsichorean Club Rainbow for Girls and more gather at listed venues including Taylor Street addresses and Lincoln Street locations. Wednesday features card parties at Sacred Heart Cathedral and numerous W S C S circles with times from 1:30 to 3:00 p.m. plus church dinners and sewing circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Flower Mission Guild of
Sacred Heart Cathedral
H. CC
Vincent
Bowie Street
W. M. Benson
P. L. Bottoms
We, The Women By Ruth Millett
A column praising English women for their wartime contributions and endurance. It argues women share hardship and danger, face limits on recognition, and should not be denied cigarettes or lipstick while serving in defense. Women’s equality and mutual respect are urged.
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England
London
Rosette Hargrove
Dupler
Pleasant Valley PTA Hosts Open House at School Building
The Pleasant Valley Parent Teacher Association held an open house in the school auditorium and recreation room with Mrs. J. H. Johnson presiding. Charles L. Langston, principal, gave the opening address. Pupils from Dwight Morrow School performed a Spanish and American music program led by Mrs. Hazel Whited in Spanish costumes. Principal A. B. Lewis described work in Mexican schools of Amarillo. A social hour followed as Mrs. I. E. Graham and committee served refreshments. The Pierian Junior Club will meet Thursday at 3 pm at Mrs. Darrell Jackson’s home. A tip for iced coffee: top with whipped cream and shaved bitter chocolate or chocolate syrup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Valley
Parent- Teacher Association
J. H. Johnson
Charles L. Langston
Bryan York
Dwight Morrow School
Hazel Whited
A. B. Lewis
Dwight Morrow
Amarillo
I. E. Graham
Mrs Anderson Shower Honors Rankin Home in Rankin
Mrs. Orville Anderson was honored at a shower hosted by her mother Mrs. Luther Rankin at 1019 West Seventeenth Avenue. Prizes went to Mrs. Sam Lockhart Mrs. H F Reid Mrs. Eldon Beer and Mrs. Jess Pearce. Attendees included numerous local ladies and gifts were sent by several friends. The Globe News ad notes a Wives Club meeting hosted by Mrs. C P Wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Anderson
Luther Rankin
West Seventeenth Avenue
Sam Lockhart
H. F. Reid
Eldon Beer
Jess Pearce
Mesdames L. E. Parker
W. E. Bivins
Lula Anderson
Fred Exposito
E. L. Norman
Dub McEntire
C. W. White
Jack Ferguson
H. J. Beck
R. E. Betty
Charles Singleterry
Brooks Hazelwood
Lee Ramsey
N. W. Thomas
Marie Morgan
Mesdames F
Birthday Celebrations Honor Marilyn Jo Dickey
Marilyn Jo Dickey was honored on her fifth birthday with a party at 1014 Alabama Street hosted by her mother Mrs Floyd Dickey. Guests enjoyed lawn games, balloons and treats. Grandparents Mr and Mrs Joe Thompson of Wellington attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Jo Dickey
Floyd Dickey
Alabama Street
Beverly Robertson
Grady Ann Donnell
Tommy McCullum
Jerry Green
Gage Roberson
David and
Benny Bechtel
Susan McCrary
Mildred Kight
Patricia Sue Alexander
Nancy McGee
Mrs
Joe Thompson
Wellington
Terpsichaean Club Opens Membership Drive Tonight
All young dancers are invited to the Terpsichaean Club meeting at 8:30 tonight at the Lloyd Root Studio. The club runs a membership campaign this week with dues set at one dollar per month. For details call Miss Pat Wood at 25994.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Root
Pat Wood
Federation House Committee Meeting Thursday Morning
The house committee of the Potter County Federation of Women's Clubs will meet at 9 oclock Thursday morning in the Federation Club Rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation House Committee
Potter County Federation of Women’s Clubs
Federation Club Rooms
Harmony Club Opens Season at Luncheon in McLaughlin Home
The Harmony Club started the season with a luncheon at Mrs. F. M. McLaughlin’s home 1711 Taylor Street. Guests included Mesdames Timmons Smith Wise and Shane. A program led by Mrs. E R Mayer followed with songs and piano pieces by club veterans and a junior representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Club
McLaughlin
F. M. McLaughlin
Taylor Street
E. R. Mayer
Dorothy Montgomery
Mesdames Ivan Boxwell
Jack Brooks
Jack
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Ewell W. Fowler
M. B. Kendrick
D. IL. Horton
Dan Bussy
Leslie Wright
Henry Krisher
C. H. Harris
Anna V. Grant East
Lionel C. Holm
W. R. Fox
Misses Giles
Hayman
Astle
Radcliffe
Bertie Warren
Mary £. Evans
Elizabeth Nixson
Mayme Oliver
Ruth Early
Margaret Eichbauer
Barron
Mr. Brady
Kay-Sons Furniture
West 7Th Ave
Mrs. Teas
You
New York
B. Ohce
P. E. O. Sisterhood
Aronson Tea Room
M. D. Snyder
Business and Professional Women's Club
Federation Club
Rooma
Sanborn Parent-Teacher Association
Bonita
Order of the Eastern Star
Amarillo Rebekah Lodge
I. O. O. F. Halli
Miracle Book Club
Lincoln Street
Texas Tech
E. E. Jordan
Tyler Street
Terpsichorean Club
Polk Street Methodist
Tenth Avenue Methodist
H. C. Russell
First Christian Woman's Council
C. N. Headrick
Ong Street
N. H. Greer
J. Daniels
Hughes Street
W. P. Strickland
West Thirteenth Avenue
K. W. Brintnall
Pierce Street
A. T. Waner
Maryland Street
Church
C. Durant Jones
Jefferson Street
Wesleyan Guild of
Polk Street
Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club
Elgin Reid
Angelus Drive
St. Andrew's Episcopal Auxiliary
Central Presbyterian Woman's Council
Fellowship Hall
Jennie Lynn Sewing Club
O. L. Campbell
East Sixth Avenue
Price Memorial Parent-Teacher Association
College
Georgia Y. W. A
Lucy Mae Ratliff
North Pierce Street
Ruth Millett
Globe News
Kiy
Mother
Pleasant Valley Association
Pierian Junior Club
Darrell Jackson
van Buren Street
Mrs. Anderson
Rankin Home
THC
Wives Club
C. P. Wells
International Harvester Company Wives’ Club
Wells
A. E. Womble
C. T. McCartney
Globe-News
Karola Jean Ledbetter
Truitt Ledbetter
Karola Jean
Western Avenue
Nancy Pounds
Lou Ann Williams
Don Eldon Beer
Don Edward Denmead
Ray Doherty
Jean Parker
Jane Parker
Glenda Fay Buchanan
Jerry Lu Buchanan
Betsy Lackey
Mesdames Cleo Buchanan
John Doherty
Lewis Williams
Dwight Denmead
Dythula Sitchler
Mary Kathryn Clements
Celia Fay Creamer
L. Lindley
S. S. Ledbetter
Club
Kirk Drug
Simonds Drug
Pioneer Drug
FOX Drug
Post Office Drug
Amarillo Bowl
Steffen's Retail Store
Denver
Salt Lake City
Schilling
Wings OF
Maxwell House
Wheaties
Johnson
Haven
Laura Wheeler
Don
COPR
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Needlecraft Service, Inc
Amarillo Globe
Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Avenue
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