Volunteer nurses urged for army and navy quotas
Miss A Louise Dietrich of El Paso, secretary of the Texas Graduate Nurses Association, stressed the importance of volunteer nurses in the army and navy at the District 2 Institute. She noted Texas met its volunteer enlistment quota as of Sept 1 and called for meeting the new thousand nurses per month target. She also referenced Sister Kenney’s infantile paralysis cure demonstration at the University of Minnesota. Dietrich then departed for Lubbock to conduct another institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Louise Dietrich
el Paso
Texas Graduate Nurses Association
Miss Dietrich
American Nurses Association
Chicago
Texas
Marmola Pills Offer Gate to Slimming for Fat Women
Old health ad claims Marmola pills will reduce fat without dieting or exercise. It suggests thyroid deficiency as a cause and urges reliance on Marmola with physician consultation for safety, touting over twenty million packages sold in thirty years.
Travel Study Club Chooses One Monthly Meeting This Year
The Travel Study Club met at Mrs. Robert McNeil’s residence to decide on a single monthly gathering on the second Wednesday. The session analyzed Fifth Column in hemisphere defense led by Mrs. Ralph LeMond and reviewed John Gunther’s Inside Latin America chapter on Mexico with Mrs. David Brown guiding. Guests included Mrs. G C Davis and Mrs. C E Wyrick, and members listed include Mrs. G C McDaniel and others. The Amazon is noted as exceeding a mile and a half in width in some areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travel Study Club
Robert McNeil
Jackson Street
Ralph LeMond
Mexico
John Gunther
Latin America
David Brown
G. C. Davis
C. E. Wyrick
Evening Community Calendar for Amarillo Areas
Tonight Potter County unit of T. T. A. and Amarillo Teachers Club hold a reception and dance honoring new teachers in the Federation Club Rooms and Capitol Hotel. Woodmen Circle No. 171 meets at W O W Hall. Neoteus Choir at First Christian Church parlor. Security Benefit Association hosts annual wiener roast at Ellwood Park. First Baptist Initiation tea at Mrs W B Noland’s home. Friday Red Cross unit at Central Presbyterian Church until 4.00. Red Carnation Lodge at I O O F Hall at 2.00. Senior boys and girls party at Social Center for Girls until midnight. Child Study Club meets Mrs Jack Cauley. Junior Child Study Club steak fry at 3010 Hayden Street. American Business Club Auxiliary at Aronson Tea Room with luncheon and bridge. Amarillo Mother-in-Law Club at Federation Club Rooms. Carpenters Auxiliary all‑day meet at Carpenters’ Hall with covered dish luncheon. Red Cross work at Long S Home Demonstration Club event. Thrifty Home Demonstration Club host at Mrs Clyde Byrd. Pleasant Valley P T A open house at school. O R C Auxiliary rum mage sale at 621 East Fourth Avenue. Economy Home Demonstration Club at Rose Drive 2.00. Sunnyside Girls 4 H Club Room 104 courthouse 1 30. River Road P T A at school building 8.00.
La Costura Club Plans U S O Volunteer Groups
La Costura Club met at Mrs. C. R. McAfee’s home to form three and four person teams for U S O channels and to donate to the needlework guild. Mrs. George Ordway spoke on need for workers. refreshments were served to members including Mrs. Waddill, Park, Elliott, and others. Potatoes were first found in Colombia by Europeans in 1538.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Costura Club
C. R. McAfee
Tyler Street
George Waddill
George Ordway
U.S. O
R. L. Allen
D. A. Park
Ida Elliott
J. B. Dickson
J. B. Dickson, ©. J. Blackburn, J. W. Burks, Ben Henson, Otis Trulove
W. E. Colley
J. W. Collins
8. P. Vineyard
J. C. Ritter
Lester Stone
C. A. Robertson
E. B. Harris
the Hostess
Colombia
South America
Ship motif ties church officers in Past Tense KATE GRUVER event
Kate Gruver Young Women's Auxiliary of the First Baptist Church installed officers Monday at Mrs. R. B. Wingate's home with a ship theme. Weiner roast followed. Guests and members named. meeting schedule set for every other Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Gruver
First Baptist Church
R. B. Wingate
Julian Boulevard
J. C. Dowden
Roy Marie Schollenbarger
Erwine Schollenbarger
Lois Hamilton
Joyce Johnson
Gladys Wallis
Sibyl Hazel
Hair Styling Club Meeting at San Jacinto School
A Kappa Delta Chi beauty culture meeting at 2715 West Sixth Avenue featured brief talks by Mrs. V Hills and Mrs. Louise Nichols. W E Mizar showed motion pictures and Chester Martin discussed latest hair styling trends and beauty industry links to the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Delta Chi, Beauticians’ Sorority
San Jacinto School
Ivan Stephenson
Gertrude Foster
Lee Reeder
Leona Gooch
Charlotte Phillips
Sue Dean Scott
Pat Patterson
Pampa
Mary Alene Lockard
Velma Lee Cleveland
Eva Thurman
Ella Jackson
Catherine Eagan
Neva Blair
Louise Nichols
Audrey Hathaway
Emma Bell Smith
Bartie Bennett
Viola Vinson
Priscilla Davis
Billie McWhorter
Mrs Wilson Is Honored At Heartwell Hostess Coffee
Mrs Marie Wilson of Gallup New Mexico was honored yesterday at a coffee hosted by Mrs Ted McGovern at 304 Maryland Street with assist host Mrs Harry Warren. Guests included Mrs BE D Hawkins Mrs W W Thornton Homer Tuttle Ollie Bell S M Phipps Dallas Kay and the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Wilson
Gallup
N. M
Ted McGovern
Maryland Street
Leslie Stephens
Ong Street
Harry Warren
Warren
Mesdames BE. D. Hawkins
W. W. Thornton
Homer Tuttle
Ollie Bell
S. M. Phipps
Dallas Kay
McGovern
Rummage Sale Announced by Railway Auxiliary
A monthly meeting of the Auxiliary to the Order of Railway Conductors was held at Mrs. M. J. Kelly’s home. The group announced a rummage sale to be sponsored Friday at 621 East Fourth Avenue, with committee chair Mrs. W. J. Daley and members including Mrs. Kelly and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auxiliary To the Order of Railway Conductors
M. J. Kelly
Ong Street
W. R. Collier
W. F. Dale
F. A. Dale
FP. F. Hillin
East
Fourth Avenue
Local club notes gift exchanges and upcoming meeting
Pollyanna gifts were exchanged in a club gathering. Members listed include Carley Price Bill Boyd J D Dunn Bill Butcher E E Wise Truett Ledbetter W W Riner Amos Isaacs and Dick Willis. The club will meet next Wednesday with Mrs Price at 403 Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carley Price
Bill Boyd
J. D. Dunn
Bill Butcher
E. E. Wise
Truett Ledbetter
W. W. Riner
Amos Isaacs
Dick Willis
Mrs. Price
Louisiana Street
River Road P T A to Meet at School Friday Night
River Road Parent-Teacher Association schedules an 8 o clock Friday meeting at the school building. Sanborn P T A met Tuesday in the school auditorium under Mrs. Bill Pace as president with officers and committees announced for entertainment and troop sponsorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
River Road
Parent-Teacher Association
Sanborn Parent-Teacher Association
Bill Pace
M. H. Hurd
B. W. Wilson
A. L. Lewis
Joseph
Joe McGuire
Sam White
Sanborn School
Pace
Sanborn
Virginia Wickes
Jensen
Ruth Pulliam
Association
Alexander
Ruth Ansley
W. A. Smith
Ruth Boaz
E. L. Hess
Lucille Scott
C. B. Stidger
8S. L. Lee
J. H. Harp
Nancy Strain
W. D. Clark
FE. B. Mauldin
Zora Gray
Leona Sturch
Frances Parkinson
J. A. Eastwood
Evelyn Hood
E. H. Tomlinson
Esther Dellis
J. H. Joseph
Fllabelle Radford
Ruth Roberts
A. R. Mansfield
C. C. Hood
W. Lane
Beulah Sheridan
J. D. Andrews
Avis
Supper Tonight at Rose Bowl Tea Room Maid's Night Out
The Rose Bowl Tea Room invites families to a weekly maid's night out buffet supper featuring wieners and sauerkraut T-bone steak candied sweet potatoes tomato aspic salad old fashioned cornbread hot biscuits chocolate ice cream and lemon chiffon pie Mrs A B Goldston leads arrangements A tea economy tip advises brewing iced tea ahead to chill and dilute less for savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Bowl Tea Room
Mamma
A. B. Goldston
Fairview Baptist Church Hosts Welcome Session and Refreshments
The Fairview Baptist Church held get acquainted games in the school cafeteria after the business meeting in the auditorium. Mrs. Jo seph and her assistants served refreshments to 125 members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview Baptist Church
Countywide 4-H Club Meeting Notices
The Countywide Girls' 4-H Club plans a 1 30 PM Saturday session in Mrs Pauline Lakey's office Room 104 courthouse. The Economy Home Demonstration Club schedules 2 PM Friday at Mrs A B Grubbs 123 Rose Drive. A 12 30 PM Monday gathering is set at Mrs R C Martini 1306 Jackson Street. The Harmony Club will meet in
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grubbs
Rose Drive
Pauline Lakey
Court House
Economy Home Demonstration Club
R. C. Martini
Jackson Street
Harmony Club
Zonite promides safer hygiene for women
The advertisement touts Zonite as a safe, non caustic antiseptic for personal hygiene. It argues against using strong acids for douches and claims Zonite destroys germs and odors without harming delicate tissue. Over 20 million bottles have been sold. Get Zonite at your druggist.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Army
Navy
Regent's
Potter County v Unit
Amarillo
Teachers Club
Potter County
Federation Club
Altrusa Club
Capitol Hotel
Poplar Grove
Woodman Circle
W. O
Neoteus
First Christian Church
First Baptist
Mrs. W
Noland
van Buren Street
Red Cross
Central Presbyterian Church
Church
I. O. O. F. Hall
Child Study Club
Jack Cauley
West Tenth Avenue
Apt. 1
John Cagin
Hayden Street
American Business Club
Aronson
Roy Burks
Burton Elliott
Federation
Carpenters’ Auxiliary
Carpenters’ Hall
Pleasant Valley P.T. Int
O.R. C
East Fourth Avenue
Sunnyside
Courthouse
la Costura
Regent’s
Sailor
Bucilla
Fairview Y. W. A
the Young Women’s Auxiliary of
C. E. Buchanan
Katherine Denney
Frances Mayo
Gloria Pyeatt
Ellen Ross
Vernitta Ross
C. E. Floyd
Carolina Street
D. J Fredell
Crockett Street
Mrs. Wilson
Jolly Twelve Club
J. B. Pair
Fast Fifth Avenue
C. W. Rosenbaum
Rosenbaum
Diamond Shop
P.T
Uncle Sam
Maxor Drug CO
16Th and
Jackson
Fish Blog
Barbara
Economy Club
Zonite
Dept
Lexington Ave
New York
White & Kirk
Eos
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