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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1945

Page

4

New and Prospective Members Are Special Guests at AAUW Tea

The Ameri can Association of University Women hosted a Monday tea in Federation Club Rooms honoring new and prospective members. Mrs. C. R. Dougherty opened the program with welcomes and officer introductions. A student sextet and soloists performed while L. V. Dorsch outlined study groups for the coming year and tables displayed pamphlets.

American Association of University Women Federation Club A. D. Foreman, Jr Earl Hamlett W. W. Rusk John N. Maynard Marshall B. Shaw John Oakes H. S. McCray L. V. Cradit L. C. Whitney R. B. Norman G. R. Vanderpool Earl O'Keefe Warren M. Sparks L. V. Dorsch Neal D. Cannon Charles W. Smith Thomas P. Mason Lorenzo Smith W. B. Teal Henry S. Wilson J. J. Bissell J. E. Wood H. D. Man Rubye Bennett Emily Hall J. R. Hodges Isabel Elizabeth Stiles Jean Smith L. M. Cochran Naomi Allison Betty Gose Mesdames H. W. Schmidt Oakes Grady Fox

Five Ace Submarines Return After Pacific War Patrol

Five of the Navy's latest submarines arrived in Elliott Bay Seattle after trailing the tender Fulton. The division includes the Segundo the Carbonero the Capitaine the Entemedor and the Carp all veterans of Pacific underseas operations. The Segundo reportedly sank 17 enemy ships and captured another submarine.

Seattle Pacific Elliott Bay Fulton

Harmony Club Opens Season With Luncheon

The Harmony Club began its season with a Monday luncheon at Mrs. Howard Boxwell's home 901 Taylor. Hostesses included Mesdames Martini Smith Campbell and Boxwell with rose and dahlia decor. President Hickerson led the business meeting and program featured Mrs Crews on Holiday and Mrs Ensign on Romance with violin accompaniment by Mrs Boxwell.

Harmony Club Howard Boxwell Taylor Boxwell Mesdames R. «. Martini Charles Smith Leander Campbell Ivan Boxwell W. L. Hilkerson Hickerson E. R. Meyer F. T. Crews J. Ernest Stroud Mesdames Ensign Moore Paul Geiser Mesdames Boxwell Albert Casey Crews Howard Lynch Martini Mayor FP. M. McLaughlin J. E. Montgomery L. B. Newby Howard Scott J. M. Simpson, Jr Charles F. Smith Jerome Stocking Stroud Otis Trulove Helen Hughes al F. Morris James Wise S. D. Barrier R. L. Barron C. E. Birkmeyer L. V. Cradit Ruth Griffin J. W. Griffin J. W. Higgins E. F. Lanham J. T. Smith Graham Stinson Sam Seay Esther Johnson

J E Bowan Speaks at Garden Club Meeting

South Amarillo Garden Club met at Amarillo Junior College for a business session and program. Nurseryman J E Bowan was guest speaker on What To Plant This Autumn. Fifteen members attended. next meeting is October 8.

South Amarillo

Open House Hosted by Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Coffee

Mrs. T. J. Coffee and family welcomed sixty guests at 2216 Van Buren with a fall flower centerpiece and silver appointments. Mrs. Paul Powers and Miss Patsy Jo Alexander served. others assisted with signatures and guest reception.

Mrs. T. J. Coffee T. J. Coffee van Buren T. J. Coffee, Jr Paul Powers Patsy Jo Alexander Roy Hutto Joe Bogan Ruth Clay Don Alexander McLean Carl Ryder Messrs Mesdames al Alexander C. E. Smith Jeff Coleman

Mrs George Barton Hosts Needle Club Meeting

Mrs George Barton at 1709 Van Buren hosted the Friday Needle Club for a business and social sewing gathering. Refreshments followed the afternoon of craft with members including Mesdames F H Campbell S S Coffee John Barton E M Coffee C S Bragg W M Thompson E L Conner S H Land L W Patton C J Blackburn J C Crawford H C Pester and Barton.

George Barton van Buren Needle Club Barton F. H. Campbell S. S. Coffee John Barton E. M. Coffee C. S. Bragg W. M. Thompson E. L. Conner S. H. Land L. W. Patton C. J. Blackburn

Social Calendar Highlights Tonight and Wednesday

Tonight features events from the National Secretarial Association at 8, I O O F Hall initiation, Bonita Chapter O E, Khiva Temple, and a dinner for Business and Professional Women at Amarillo Hotel. Wednesday lists clubs and classes at centers around Amarillo including home demonstration, Rainbow Girls installation, church circles, sewing and child training, swimming for teens and business girls, YWCA activities, and Gamma Kappa events.

Brummel Discharged After Three Years in Navy

Bob Brummel, 507 West Sixteenth, Amarillo, completed three years and nine months of duty in the Pacific and has returned home on Navy discharge. He served as chief photographer's mate, with time on Admiral Halsey's staff in New Caledonia and later with the Pacific Fleet Camera Party in the Marshall and western Caroline Islands. Brummel is a graduate of Amarillo High School and attended the University of Oklahoma and the University of Kentucky before enlisting.

Pacific Bob Brummell West Sixteenth Amarillo Mr. Brummel Admiral Halsey New Caledonia Pacific Fleet Marshall Caroline Islands Navy Amarillo High School University of Oklahoma University of Kentucky

Lieutenant Parks Leaves Air Forces

First Lt. James G. Parks son of Mr and Mrs Jack L Parks 903 Louisiana has been relieved from active duty at Ellington Field after 32 months service seven months in England with the Eighth Air Force He holds the Air Medal with five clusters and three battle stars.

James G. Parks Jack L. Parks Louisiana Air Forces Ellington Field England Eighth Air Force

Dispense With Bangs Gracefully Says Myrna Dell

Myrna Dell offers a simple method to manage bangs during the final growing-out stage. She recommends brushing the bangs up to blend them into the rest of the hair for a tidy look.

Myrna Dell's

Dress Rules for Zulu Girls Shock South Africa Party

A policy bansZulu girls from wearing trousers citing modesty with a ban on immodesty. It declares an extremely short skirt and a necklace as acceptable attire while signaling strict dress norms under the party’s direction.

South African National Party

Hair Styling Trick Creates Merged Wave Figure

A salon description details a technique where pin curl ends are set to form a bang, and when reversed they merge into the Wave worn in front. The method emphasizes transforming individual curls into a seamless, flowing silhouette.

Gunner Who Downed Jap Zero Is Civilian Again

Staff Sgt. Alton D. Rogers received discharge at Lowry Field Colorado after serving since January 1 1942. He spent 11 months in the Asiatic Pacific Theater as a gunner with the 13th Air Force and is credited with downing a Jap Zero. He won the Distinguished Service Cross and the Air Medal with six clusters.

Alton D. Rogers Lowry Field Colo 13Th Air Force Gracie Carlile Austin

James Cope Freed From Japanese Prison Camp in Osaka

James 8. Cope has been liberated from a Japanese prisoner of war camp at Osaka and is en route home. Captured on Bataan, he is the son of Mrs. H. C. Jarrell of San Angelo and grandson of Mrs. T. J. Stanford of Childress, with notification reaching Mrs. Ed . Nelson, 2025 Ong.

Huguley Receives Honorable Discharge at Walla Walla

Pvt. James P. Huguley 812 Lamar received his honorable discharge at McCaw General Hospital Walla Walla Washington after a year in service. Son of H C Huguley he was formerly employed by the Gunn Hinerman Tire Company. The Coast Guard was founded in 1790 by Alexander Hamilton to fight smuggling.

James P. Huguley Lamar McCaw General Hospital Walla Walla Wash H. C. Huguley Gunn-Hinerman Tire Company The U. S. Coast Guard Alexander Hamilton

Air Force Staff Sgt Hart discharged after 3 years service

Staff Sgt Chester H. Hart from 3804 Harrison has been discharged at the Amarillo Field Separation Center after three years and eight months in the Air Forces.

AIR Forces Chester H. Hart Harrison Amarillo Field

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