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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1940

Page

3

La Costura Club Honors Mrs Read Farewell Party at McAfee Home

La Costura Club held a farewell gathering for Mrs. J. C. Read at Mrs. R. McAfee’s 2116 Tyler Street. Guests included Mrs. Frank Cooke of El Paso and Mrs. J. T. Johnson. Read received a handmade towel shower. fall garden flowers, Spanish lace blossoms, and a refreshment plate enhanced the atmosphere as members and visitors said goodbye before Read moves to Wichita Kansas. Past Matrons Club of Bonita Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, will meet Monday at 2:30 pm in the home of Mrs. E M. Benesch 500 Kentucky Street with assistant hostesses listed.

la Costura Club R. McAfee Tyler Street J. C. Read Wichita Kan Read Afec Frank Cooke el Paso J. T. Johnson C. A Robertson Howard Trigg Illman P. Vineyard Robertson McAfee R. L. Allen Bonita Order of the Eastern Star

Club and Social Page For Women

PEO UNIT MEETS Chapter AI of the P. E. O. Sisterhood began the new season with a meeting at Mrs. J. H. Chandler home. Visitors included Mrs. Reppert Seibel Knott Erlandson and Miss McClure. Jane Loring hosted a luncheon for Mrs. George Smith of Lindsay and her son Robert Herndon of Topeka. The Picrian Club hosts Guest Day with Radio Britain Moeller song setting a Mary Hartley poem. The Pierian Club meets at 3 pm tomorrow. Iris donations urged for Thompson Park Iris Bowl. Tri-State Fair winners include Speer family ensemble and a junior orchestra prize. Amarillo Catholic women head to Pampa luncheon with Bishop Lucey speaking. Dixie Williams named editor of Arlington Heights High School paper.

PEO P. E. O. Sisterhood J. H. Chandler van Buren Street P. L. Reppert C. W. Seibel Allie Knott George EF. Erlandson Ida Mae McClure Jane Loring George Smith Lindsay and Son Robert Herndon Topeka Kans Rose Bowl Tea Room Milo Feierabend Joe Wheeler Austin C. L. Cochran W. R. Bright Jane Manning Ivan Boxwell Mary Ruth Florey C.T. Davis, Jr Louise Elliott Lindsay L. P. Herndons Radio Britain Moeller F. A. Paschal Picrian Club Mary Stephens Hartley New York City Ruth Delzell New York Herald Alice Mack Chicago Philharmonic Orchestra Federation Club Pampa J. J. Laughlin Amarillo A K. Herrmann Robert EF. Nelson Anna Holoyach Robert L. Lucey Schneider Herman Ford Summit Summit PT Pauline Clark Hilda Brown Helen McMillen Bertha Smith Lowell Blackwell W. A. Phillips Ford Allen Summit School Chorus Vern E. Byers Elden Reed Vaughn Killian Vernon Webb Carl Eitner Kenneth Reed Nell Daniels Zelda Rae Osborne Betty Jean Wilson Yvonne Blackwell Steve Eithner Kenneth Trimble Billy Joe Dickson Jimmie Max Oglesby Maxine Osborne Doris Webb Thelma Griffin Clarabelle Humphers Elsie Mae Perkins Jeannine Gollihugh Roberta Valentine Velma Griffin Robert Trimble Max Ward

Poplar Grove Woodmen Circle Officers Meet at Massey Home

Poplar Grove No 171 Woodmen Circle held a regular session Monday night at 804 North Taylor Street with Mrs Myrtle Massey and Mrs Jennie Lindbloom as hosts. Mrs Elizabeth Maxey presided and Mrs Stella Joyce was secretary. After a Lord's Prayer led by Mrs Georgia Easum a parliamentary lesson by Mrs Merle Huthey followed. Future meetings were set. A social hour with bridge and refreshments concluded the gathering. Other attendees included Mesdames Nora Blanton Birdie Ellis Mary Hurley Loma Hudson and Guida Curtis. The next officers meeting will be Oct 21 at Mrs Maxey's home 410 A East Fourteenth Avenue.

Poplar Grove Woodmen Circle Myrtle Massey North Taylor Street Mesdames Massey Jennie Lindbloom Elizabeth Maxey Stella Joyce Georgia Easum Merle Huthey Mesdames Nora Blanton Birdie Ellis Mary Hurley Loma Hudson Guida Curtis

Mrs A B Tanner Hosts Tiny Bridge Club

The Tiny Bridge Club met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. A. B. Tanner’s home 1012 Pierce Street. Tanner won high score with Maxine Hendricks second. prizes went to Bob Burton and Cecil Dye. Other players included L C Killion D B White Buddy Blanton and Miss Jewell Dezern. The hostess decorated with garden flowers and a salad course was served. The next meeting will be with Mrs. White in Room 456 at the Herring Hotel.

A. B. Tanner Pierce Street Maxine Hendricks Mesdames Bob Burton Cecil Dye L. C. Killion D. B. White Buddy Blanton Jewell Dezern Mrs. White Herring Hotel

Betty Roddy to perform in Sunday recital at Polk Street

Betty Roddy, a voice student of Miss Lilly Larsen, will be presented in a Sunday recital at 4 o clock at 1223 Polk Street. The Four F Club plans a 2 o clock Thursday meeting at the home of Mrs. F E King.

Betty Roddy Betty Rody Lilly Larsen Polk Street F. E. King

VYear's Work Is Closed By Class Of Polk Street Church

The Trulove Class of Polk Street Methodist Church closed a successful year meeting at Mrs. C. W. Farr home. They reported charity donations of 155.95 with 33.48 spent on milk for Mexican children. Officers installed included L. V. Wallace as president and A. N. Corneil as first vice president.

E. J. Miller L. V. Wallace A. N. Corneil W. L. Crane W. A. Fisk Jack Wyatt C. E. Duffey L. J. Creekmore C. M. Tyler W. E. Bennett Ida V. Allen Pearle A. Kesterson W. A. Askew Mabel C. Mattix W. J. Flesher Margaret Myers Virginia Hackler J. H. Copeland J. S. Fischer 8. S. Ripley Jim Weaver E. Duffey J. D. Greer L. W. Patton G. D. Caldwell Mesdames Bonnie D Horton Grier L. Garrick J. W Sutton J. M. Price R. T. Weills C Cc. Grimes J. G. Boomer Charles Weaver K. L. van DeVeer Misses Lou Anna Price Vesta O'Dell Caroline Pestor

Marjorie Schroeder Honored on Her Eighth Birthday Party

Mrs. Lester Ethridge celebrated eight year old Marjorie Joan Schroeder at a birthday party Monday in Ellwood Park. Refreshments were served to Paula Fleming Paula Greer Dolores Davis Audrey Posey Jacyne Langseth Madge Moorland Charlotte Hudgins Jean Hudgins Virginia Bates Caroline Bates Guinevere Byers Joan Boswell and the honoree.

Lester Ethridge Marjorie Joan Schroeder Ellwood Park Paula Ruth Fleming Patty Jean Greer Dolores Davis Audrey Fern Posey Jacyne Langseth Madge Evelyn Moorland Charlotte Hudgins Jean Hudgins Virginia Bates Caroline Bates Guinevere Byers Joan Boswell

Delta Kappa Gamma Chapter Opens Season With Dinner

Pi Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma, honorary society for women teachers, begins its year with a 6:30 p.m. dinner at Amarillo Hotel. Violet B. Davidson will preside, and Mrs Mary E. Hudspeth of West Texas State College will share highlights from her South America trip.

Pi Chapter Delta Kappa Gamma Society For Women Teachers Amarillo Hotel Violet B. Davidson Mary E. Hudspeth West Texas State College South America

Music Teachers Guild Student Recital this Saturday

The Amarillo Music Teachers Guild student recital, postponed from last Saturday due to the Tri State Fair, will be held Saturday night at Myers Music Mart on Fourteenth Avenue and Tyler Street. Mrs. Howard Lauder will be in charge. Teachers should telephone their numbers to Mrs Lau der at 7411 as soon as possible.

Amarillo

Wolflin and Alice Landergin PT Units Host Mothers Tea

In Wolflin School the PT unit staged a play How the Children of America Have Lived with costumes and a program led by Mrs Hugh Craig. Mrs Key Farr and Mrs P W Alexander take roles in leadership as tea followed in the gym. At Alice Landergin School Mrs Charles T Hook hosted a tea for third grade mothers with Mrs Ivan Boxwell and others assisting. Howard Boxwell sang Not Understood and Break O Day.

Wolflin School America Hugh Craig Wolflin Parent-Teacher Association Key Farr Wolflin PT Unit P. W. Alexander T. W. Gilstrap C. C. Kuhne Ethel Jackson Alice Landergin Charles T. Hook Polk Street Hook J. E. Thigpen H. A. Beeman C. EF. Jackson Howard Boxwell Ivan Boxwell H. M. Beverley M. R. Larson Thomas Pitt A. A. Kaufhold A. B. Lewis Alice Landergin PT Unit

Miss Kelly Weds Jim Coffey in Morse

Miss Roberta May Kelly daughter of Mrs HN Kelly Morse became the bride of Jim Coffey son of Mrs Winie E B Coffey Coleman on Sunday afternoon September 15 at 2 o'clock in the Polk Street Methodist Church parsonage with Rev. C C Grimes officiating in the presence of relatives and close friends The couple will reside at 409 R Forrest Street.

Roberta May Kelly HN. Kelly Morse Jim Coffey Winie E B. Coffey Coleman Polk Street Methodist Church C. C. Grimes Desmond Kelly Virgie Lee Dortch H. N. Kelly Claude Coffey Harold Kelly Wayne Kelly Pauline Chaney Henry Coffey Bessie Davis Joyce Davis Joel Davis Forrest Street

Delta Epsilon Hosts Tea for Amarillo College Women

The Delta Epsilon chapter of Alpha Iota sorority hosted a tea at Mrs. Marshall B Shaw’s home 2214 Washington St to honor girls in Amarillo College business administration. Attendees included chapter members, Amarillo Alumnae, and many guests from local business and student groups. Delta Epsilon and Amarillo Alumnae will co host the 1941 South Central Conclave with chapters from Oklahoma, Louisiana and Texas.

Wilma Immell Wilma Wiard Pauline Durrett Ada Allison June Ward Mary Ann Rodgers Billie Ann Lamb Marjorie Green Fern Kruger Helen Joy Smith Messrs R. P. Carter Harold Schoen Donald Clark Robert L. Barron R. G. Hifer Allen Tyler Clarence Brady E. A. Schuchard Ernest C. Shearer Ruth S. Ward Bertie Warren Wislema Nuss Lucille King Florene Brown Maxine Campbell Rosa Lee McDaniel Helen Hare Eutonne Davis Wanda Ward Freda Coffee Dorothy Rittenberry Dorothy Latham Roberta Chisholm Mary Louise Shaw Betty Beryl Bush Billie Nance Laurene Ludden Mary Beth McClung Betty Caldwell Neil Spann Billie Williford Mary Dale Mitchell Martha Teas Jane Goode Marjorie Yarborough Tee Anna Edelman Floy Howard Amarillo Alpha Iota Sorority W. Neil Hazlip Margaret Lee Witt Betty Armstrong Anne Martin Harriet Holman Yvonne Powers Dorothy Foster United States Canada Oklahoma Louisiana Texas Delta Epsilon

OES Gavel Club Luncheon Guests Past Matrons

The Gavel Club of Amarillo Chapter No. 787 OES will host a Friday luncheon at 12:30 in Mrs. Lucille Latham’s home. Mrs. Mamie Cavin will be initiated. A salmon celery salad and a lemon flavored gelatin fruit dessert are planned with detailed preparation steps.

Gavel Club Amarillo Lucille Latham Palo Duro Street Mamie Cavin

Fruit Salad Dressing Instructions Update

Boil water then cool and add dressing as directed. Beat thoroughly for about fifteen minutes to form a good emulsion and let stand. Use fruit juice instead of vinegar for the fruit salad and increase paprika for a darker red color.

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