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PAGE 10 THE AMARIUO GLOW. AMARILLO. TEXAS THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 10. 1938.

SOCIETY Re-Assembly Meeting Is Held By Amarillo Garden Club The Social Calendar TONIGHT Woodmen Circle, 1. C. O. r. Hall.

7:30 o'clock. Father-aim banquet. cufrterla of Senior School. 7:30 clock. Delta XpMlon Sorority.

Amlrlllr) Junior Colfese, offlwra meet I'M o'clock; regular meeting i clock. FRIDAY Hrlplns Hand Club. I Inua, not One Strut, nil-day meetins. Child Study Club. r.

M. Cordon" 2036 Hujjhe. Bireel. 3 0'chrX. Junior Child Study Club.

Mm. Carl Bnupp, 1313 Flllmore. Street, 2.30 o'clock. Club. D.

V. Colin, 1612 Jackson Street. 2.45 0 Clock. rk School. 2:30 o'clock: board meellni! 2 o'clocfc.

1 Play by primary pupl" of McKlnley Bcliool, Khool auditorium, 1:30 o'clock. Brainet Needle Club. Mra J. Scott Ford. 1102 Strict, 2.30 o'clock.

81 Mary'a Academy. Valentine parly lor Brado children. Cathedral Mall, 1:30 o'clock. Sun.htn. Needle Club.

Jone" 316 Eaat Twenty-Second Avenue, a o'clock. Eluht BrldRe Club, Mra. R' Shtckcliord! 7W North Wltoon Street, 3:15 o'cloct. fl D. H.

Club. Jane Cowdry, 9W rterc! nr SlielUm Bible Claw of Flrnt ChVutUn Church, luncheon, classroom, 12:30 o'clock. Auxllliry to 1, drill tea I o'clock. Red Carnation Lodse, I. O.

O. r. Hall, i o'clock. Auxiiry o. 31 drill pri til, 9 Girls' Husk Club Has lletllM ol Officers Sally Beth Orsbtirn WM hostcw Jor the Girls' Music Club the.

home of her mother, Mm. R. J. burn. 10M LouHlana Btrpet.

Tho following officers wr-re fleeted: dene Gardner, mascot; Sail Beth Orsburn, president', Bonnie Hcnson, vice president; Doris Exum. secretary; Joyce Mnnnlng, chalr- mnn of tho recreation committee; Barbura Andemon, program chairman. Miwlcul samaj wrre played. Mrs. Orsburn and Mrs.

E. M. Gardner served to Jcnn Farley, it irucst, and aaille Beth Orsburn, Dorla Bonnie Hcnson, Joyce Monnlng, Doris Shcl- ton. Jean Gardner, and Blllle Joyce JUddlMburger. Tlie re-assembly meeting of the Amarillo Garden Club was held yesterday morning in the federated club rooms at the Municipal Auditorium with the new president, Mrs.

L. A. Wells, presiding. Special committee chairmen Rave reports as follows: Mrs. L.

C. Taylor, federation; Mrs. Latney Barnes final report on the Christmas lightIng: Mrs. J. O.

Oulekc, new living Christmas tree which has been planted on the courthouse lawn; Mrs Davis Tudor, beautlflcation of auditorium grounds, and Mrs. S. S. Ferrell. city clean-up campaign.

Officers also gave reports. Mrs. Wells announced the new standing committee chairmen as follows: Mrs. W. B.

Stevenson, program; Mrs. C. P. Elliott, membership; Mrs. G.

J. Nunn. exhibits; Mrs. John Rowland, exchange; Mrs. Davis Tudor, book; Mrs.

John Maynard. publicity: Mrs. P. J. Wool- drldge.

roadside development; Mrs. Ben MonniiiK, pilgrimage. Mrs. Stevenson was Jn charge of the program and introduced J. E.

Gaston of the planning division of the Texas Highway Department, who spoke on soil preparation for lawns, shrubs and seed beds. "The soil In the residence district of Amarillo Is neutral with a slight alkaline tendency. The most Important thing In planting In to make the soil friable," he said. Mr. Qaslon also discussed methods for fertilizing the ground for lawns and trees.

Mrs. Davis Tudor told of the table show that she attended In Fort Worth at which 35 tables lor various occasions were set. Mrs. Stevenson directed the setting of "The Table of the Month." The table In the parlor of the federation rooms was set lor a formal tea. The elaborate lace cloth was centered with a mirror plaque with red, white and blue candles in crystal candelabra at either side.

At one end or the tnble ws-s an an- lique, deep-red punch bowl and at the other end was a silver service. Mrs. Bill Freeman Is Hostess For Utopian Bridge Club Mrs Bill Freeman entertained members of the Utopian Bridnc Club yesterday afternoon. Decorations were In tlw Valentine motif. Mrs.

Bob Cllnk.walr won high score, and Mrs. Wade Anderson, low. A salad course was served to Mcsdames Ed Weiss, Harry penny. Bob Clinkscale. T.

B. Davis. Bryon Peters. Ben Lunkford, and the hostess. The group will havo bridge luncheon Monday at 1 o'clock nt the Wlnthrop Tlftln Room.

CIUM1KEN TO BE OlIESTS AT VALENTIN? LUNCHEON A Valentine luncheon for children will held at tho Rose Bowl Tea Room Saturday at 12 o'clock. Valentine favors will be given and rt good Ume Is promised. Music Club Has Program on Folk Songs A program of folt was en. Joyed by members of the Philharmonic Club at their meeting Monday afternoon in the home of Guy Carlander. Mrs.

Margaret K. Woodruff was director of the program which ed with Mrs. M. W. west singing "The Little Red Lark." "Faithful jonnle." and a Welsh folk rong, "Hob Dere Dando." She was accompanied by Mary Roberts Warner.

Mrs. Maynard H. accompanied by Mrs. A. D.

Steed, sang "Cossack Love Sons." "The Bagpipes" and "Be Still My Heart." "Fresh Beautiful Flower." "Beyatl Sourak," "Boatman's Song" and "Sakura' 1 were given by Mrs. Warner. With Mrs. Steed as her accompanist. Mrs.

Carlander sang in Spanish. "Los Pastores de la Sierva" and "Madre Me Quere." The club voted to accept the Mac- Club's invitation to the Mac- Dowcll Festival to be held on Feb. 17 when Miss Inez Rudy, state president, will be a guest. Howard Boxwell was elected publicity chairman for next year. Attending the meeting were: Mesdames Mary Robe.rts Warner M.

W. Wpst. Margaret K. Woodruff, T. Oliver, I.

D. Cole, James O. Cade, Norman H. Buck, James Foster, Howard Boxwell, J. M.

Simpson, A. D. Steed. Maynard H. Drake, E.

S. Burnett, E. S. Burnett. Mesdames R.

R. Swindell, E. C. Nelson, W. B.

Stevenson, Maude Munn. R. W. Adams, Ted Lokey, H. A.

Waller, Guy Carlander, Harry Hatcher, W. M. Stokes; Misses Mayme Oliver. Kathleen Beatty, Betty Mathis and Grace E. Hamilton.

TM ii We Women By RUTH MILLETT fMOMMYS SO THRILLED WITH HER NICE NEW MACHINE BUT BILL, THtl CLOTHES AREN'T NEARLY AS WHITE AS I HOPED THEY'D BE-I WONDER WHY? MY WIFE CLAIMS SHE JCAN'T GET THE CLOTHES WHITE ENOUGH WELL, LET'S FIND OUT. WEtL CALL UP THE SALESMAN ASK HIM SURE THAT IF THOMAS USES I THE NEW RIMSO HER CLOTHES NEXT WON'OERFR NCW iwiso) WASHED MY ClOTHES LEAST SHADES WHITER THAN ORDINARY SfiflPS. AND ITS A JOV TO SEE HOW IT GETS I NEVER SAW SUCH PANOY SLID? OWNERS! THE NEW (MrKCVcP OVER Sb'Vo MORE SuD? WAN 1HE cj fit cup. the N' fnoiM Jn thne Jill without KfuShin; rt N--I -IT Out no )f or In ihr Wives promise at the altar to honor their husbands, but It seems a great many of them haven't the slightest notion what the word means. Take a look at the wives you know and count some of the ex- nmples.

Next door Is woman who tells everyone how much she 'gave up" for marriage. Sighs because her fine education is "going to waste." In your own crowd there's May, who HA regularly as bridge Is played apologizes for "Harry's dumbness" and holds a post mortem every time he ploys a hand. Then there is Marge who is ni- wnys complaining to her family about Bob. Every bit of hard luck that nmntt along Is Bob's fault. She nU her family comfort her for the 'cross" she has to bear.

Among your friends there Is prob- nbly more than one wife who looks as smart and carefully groomed a-s a debutante when nhc goes out, but who goes nround the house wffn Is alone with her husband with her hnlr rolled up on curlers, and wearing shoes run down at the heels, and hose full of runs. If a knock should sound on the door, she would lenve the living room In a hurry-for fear friend might see her as she looks day after day to her hus- aanrt. Then there is the wife who talks nhout the In her life nnrt wonders aloud she might not have been better off she had ninrrted Sid or Joe. Both are very successful, of Or she wouldn't wonder out loud. And you probably know ft career woman who lets you see that her position Is more important than her -sband's.

And who makes her husband renlUe it, too. you know any of those wlvp.s, and of course you do. you will have to admit a there is some truth in hat Miss Agnes Sharp, assistant director or the Psychiatric Institute of Chicago's Municipal Court, said the other day. She accused American women of despising their husbands. And If despise, means "to look on with contempt" she has a good bit of evidence on her side.

(Copyright. 1938. NEA Sfrvlcf, Household Hints ABSORBS ODOR A plrcp of charcoal plnrrd on uccr nnd set tn Uic refrigerator will nbsorb odors tint ftrc npl to MnsH' (P- tJie refrigerator. Old Ice boxes, tspectnlly, stale odors. covn TOFFEE Coffrr much of 1U flavor if if exposed to thr nlr.

If Jt lit hfwtcd tn paper bnius transfer 11 to i covered Iln or RlaM jar. Two Jars would be evpn better. onp may br kepi for day- today mid the other lett sealed. Guests Honored at Luncheons and Dinners HINT Serve honey and whipped cream with a i al vour next a party. To make It mix one cup of A trained honey i 5 Is of Bent the I wo to- Kfther i (ork mid then fold in one cup of cream Place in bowi and j-ervr, chlllrd, i hot WHfde.i nr A RIT.S rtctiirf is a i or carpets, since this tivtitnient rmi-ie the Kirr of the weave (o bieafc, i i dai'v.

If a A a i tlnvil iMHT or liquids xpll'ed on thr yoitr rr ot( unri the Nn snouM tr nce a week TO do this nvwt i interior hoi a riiivr in NMiniE water anrt i In the i siui. then --Photo by McCormlck. A series of lovely luncheons and dinners Are foefnr given this week to honor the guests of Senator and Mrs. Clint C. Small, 2416 Hayden Street.

The popular guests arc shown in the picture with Mrs. Small. From left to right, they are: Mrs, Walter Woodul of Houston, wife of Lieutenant-Governor Woodul; Mrs. W. A.

Williamson of San Antonio; Mrs. Walter Woodward of Coleman, Mrs. Small, and Mrs. Bob Barker of Fort Worth, wife of the Senate secretary. The guests arrived Monday night and were honored Tuesday luncheon given by Mrs.

Walter Mount at the Rose Bowl Tea Room, and a dinner given by Mrs, Tully Garner at the Amarillo Country Club. Yesterday, Mrs. Small entertained with a luncheon at the Country Club and a luncheon was given by Mrs, Clyde Warwick of Canyon todaj. Mrs. R.

E. Underwood will honor the guests with a dinner tonight. Martha Glass Has Luncheon Martha Class of the First Baptist Church was entertained with a Valentine luncheon Tuesday at the church. The program Included two vocal solos by Mrs. Ted Lokey, accompanied by John Josey.

Those seated were: Mesdames M. Allen Baker. J. P. LeNeveu, W.

M. Sargent, Bob Cllnkscale, Cecil M. Allred. T. M.

Tweedy, H. L. Fleetwood, D. C. Peters, T.

N. Arthur, R. H. Bouth. E.

T. Lynch Guy R. Bradley. T. F.

Gilbert, R. B. Woolf. V. Staton, B.

C. Sasser, H. H. lumsey. Mcsdames L.

D. Blasengame. A. P. Gibson.

Howard Roberson, Fred S. Warren, M. L. Ammons, G. E.

Hill, Lee Harry. M. F. Shaw. Earl Bailey, R.

B. Burnett, Emory Wood. B. R. Swindell, Ted Lokcy, Grover Ctoode, C.

C. Armstrong, Frank Walker, J. P. Hacklcy. Mesdames Laurel Harris.

H. B. Reynolds. E. Dwifiht, Boone Moreland, Gilbert Ridings.

Kay Cathcart, Robert S. Wright, John Joscy. Slyde Bray, Carl Dupriest, Thelrna Talley, Bernlce Smith, Jim Bell and B. W. Oray.

PROGRAM TO BE GIVEN AT MeKINLEY SCHOOL A free program, "Fcbruars' Calendar will be presented by primary pupils of the McKlnley School Friday night at 1:30 o'clock at the school. Two numbers will be presented by Miss Lola O. Howards orchestra. The program if being sponsored by the Parent-Teacher Association. DELTA KAPPA GAMMA TO BE ENTERTAINED Members ot Pi Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma will be entertained tlth a Valentine Party Saturday evening in the Blue Room of the Amrlllo Hotel.

The dinner at 6:30 j'clock will be followed by bridge ind other games. BACHELOR GIRLS TO A LUNCHEON The Bachelor Girls' Club will bo ilertalned with a luncheon at the Wlnthrop Tiffin Room Sunday. Members nre asked to make reservations witl committee. itlons with members of the social REO CARNATION LODGE WILL MEET FRIDAY Red Carnation Lodge will meet at the 1. O.

O. F. Hall Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Lena Lair Circle Meels Wirh Mrs. W.

W. Hollilield Lena Lair Circle of the First Baptist Church met at the home of Mrs. W. W. Hollifleld, 315 Carolina Street, yesterday afternoon.

Mrs. B. D. Carroll was co-hostess. Mrs.

E. T. Dunaway was In charge of the progrr i. Topics were discussed by Mrs. J.

L. McLaughlin and Mrs. Pete Hackley. A missionary talk was given by Mrs. W.

N. Durham, Mrs. A. H. Willborn gave a talk on Stewardship.

Refreshments were served lo Mesdames J. L. McLaughlin. W. L.

Harmon. A. J. Taylor, Ted Taylor. J.

P. Hackley, H. W. Pitts, W. D.

Smith. E. R. Bruce. Ida Oaut.

Earl Bailey, T. L. H. Willborn. Pete Thompson, W.

N. Durham, E. T. Dunaway, Rual Jones, E. F.

Rltien- berry, R. F. Stewart. W. W.

Holll- ficld, B. D. Carroll. W. C.

Mobley, R. L. McSpadden. E. E.

Mims, E. L. Conner, E. C. Knight and J.

F. Claybrook. The circle will study the mission book. "European Missions In Texas," at the meeting on Feb. 23 In the home of Mrs.

W. N. Durham. rith the soda solution, finally rlase rlUi boiling water. When every part aired and dried, renew Ice.

thf refrigerator Is thoroughly chilled, it Is re dy for use. DISHWASHING HINTS To niake dishwashing easier, scrape all your dishes first with a nibhc- scraptr or with paper, then wash only few at a time. Use hot with mild, soupy suds. Wash your glasses first, silver second and china third Washed dishes should be put In a drvlns rack. I I TECHNIQUE Ironing clothes is sometimes quite a problem hut the best mrth- i r.1 Is understood, everything much simpler.

The Iron should al- N- moved "long Ihr threads the mmrrlal. either lengthwise or crcwwlsr Clothes rvrpt pongee, should t-c Ironed damp. Sheets muallv toldrd In halt. Table linen Is loideil In i fourths Thr.M- folds should be i Willing Workers Class Is Entertained at Striley Home The Willing Workers Class of the Tenth Avenue Methodist Church met at the home of Mrs. K.

S. Striley Tuesday afternoon. During the brief business session. a committee was appointed to order chairs for the cr.urch with the proceeds ol the dinner given by the class on Feb. 1.

Refreshments were served to Mesdames j. S. C. W. Lemmond, W.

McKee, L. Whltaker, J. E. Pierce, P. D.

Gross, and the hostess. CRISS CROSS CLUB HAS NEW MEMBERS Three new members were voted Into the criss Cross at the meeting Tuesday 'In the home of Mrs Ed Putnam. 1544 East Ninth Avenue. Mesdames Jim Watklns. K.

W. Hibbs, and R. N. Miller are the new members. Mrs.

S. E. McKee won the prize In a contest. New Ideas on crocheting were discussed. A salad course was served to Mcsdames R.

Norman. Ed McKechnie. M. L. Britt.

Fred Kemp, A R. Unsey. A. T. Fulkerspn, H.

A. Pugh. K. W. Hibbs.

S. McKee, R. N. Miller. Warner Kelly, Jim Watkins and the hostess.

Quests present were Mesdames Lee Wilson, Pat Nelson, and H. A. Tegh. The next meeting will be Tuesday at 2 o'clock in the home of Mrs. Britt.

808 Lake Street. Humphreys Highlands, Sigma Iota Chi Has Dinner Honoring Misses Sylvia Wlesel, Margaret J. Robertson and Mildred Hammock, a dinner was given by Sigma Iota Chi, Amarillo College sorority, last night at the Mexican Inn. The Mexican motif was carried out in all of the appointments of the affair. Members of the sorority attending were: Misses Helen Paxton, Frances Galloway, Helen Hutcheons, Evelyn Wallace, Mary Elizabeth Land, June Laing, Mozelle Van Landingham.

Lois Kight, Vivian Hogan, Yolande Williams and the sponsor. Miss Ruth Virginia Perdue. Two Thousand Sweetpeas Are Made by Pleasant Valley Club Two thousand sweetpeas for a float for the Mother-ln-Law Day parade were made by members of the Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club at the all-day meet- Ing held yesterday In the home of Mrs. W. N.

Martin. Miss Pauline Lokey was In charge of a demonstration on kitchen arrangement. "Arrange your kitchen so that you can save as many steps as possible," she said. A covered dish luncheon was served to Mrs. M.

A. Meeker and Miss Lokey, guests, and Mcsdames H. L. Cantrell, W. N.

Martin, J. H. Johnson, R. C. Walker, V.

L. Pond, A. R. Anderson, Jess Walter. J.

T. chll- ton. E. D. Reid.

J. M. Wiley, R. W. Rogers.

H. J. Pankratr, Lee Williamson, Jack Jarmon, E- L. Gibson, H. C.

Gentry, Clark Hancock and John C. Vance. The club will meet on Feb. 23 with Mrs. Pankratz.

CHILD STUDY CLUB TO MEET FRIDAY The Child Study Club will meet at the home of Mrs. F. M. Gordon, 2036 Hughes Street, Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Banquet Given For Class The Wesley rt-lendshlp Class of the San Jacinto Methodist church was entertained with its annual banquet Tuesday evening in the Fellowship Kail of the church.

A tour through the Garden of PriendsHp was the theme of the affair. Mrs. Walter Sikes conducted the tour. The Valentine motll was used in decorating the tables. E.

L. Shelton, president of the class, presided and Mrs. H. C. Smith gave the Invocation.

Mrs. J. B. Hull gave a vocal olo, Mrs. M.

C. Bradford entertained with a reading and Miss J'elen Strltc played three vio- 1-n numbers. Mrs. Hull and Miss Strite were accompanied by Mrs. Clifton Janak.

Those registering were: Mesdames Karl Degenhart. Lee Brown, A. Marlatt, Lee L. O. Hasley, D.

H. Loehoffer, E. O. Graves. C.

H. Bebee, Floyd Hlssong, G. F. Branson, Prank Wardle. E.

J. Husband, R. M. Gardner, Kenneth Dixon, Summers, H. P.

Cochran, J. L. S-ith. Jack Coffee. Charlie Davis.

Clifton Janak, Walter Sikes, E. L. Shelton, M. C. Bradford, Homer T-ttle, R.

A. Baker. R. David- SL R. B.

Workman, R. L. Townes, Leonard, Lester Turner, J. R. McDowell.

Mesdames Lemons, J. B. Hull. Jack Mason, Mary Ely. Prank McMahan, J.

W. Bently, Murrey Britt, Bruce Autry. Pauline Atchley, Dora Darnell, Fred Kllltan, J. C. Stultz.

H. M. Laughlln, H. C. Smith.

Tom Weaver. Alva Slay and Olin prescott, and Miss Strite. Member! ol Needle Art Club And Husbands ire Enieriained Members of the Needle Art Club and their husbands were entertained with a "42" party last night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Harding.

High score in the games was awarded to Leslie Stephens, consolation prize to Mrs. Murray Britt. traveling to E. O. Bateman.

and guest high to Mrs. J. C. Staggs. The valentine motif was carried out in the decorations, and refreshments.

Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Staggs were guests.

Members and husbands attending were: Messrs, and Mesdames E. O. Bateman, Murray Britt, Leslie Stephens. W. D.

Thornton, H. M. Warren, Mrs. R. W.

Thompson and Mrs. E. D. Hawkins. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs.

Thornton. 408 Kentucky Street, on Monday afternoon instead of Tuesday, the regular meeting day. Speech Arts Groups Plan Tea and Book Review A guest day tea will be held by the Panhandle Speech Arts and Junior Speech Arts associations Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the Federated Club rooms at the Municipal Auditorium. A feature of the program will be a review of "The Seven Who Fled" by Thomas Thompson. "This is the story of seven Europeans who were thrown together by chance in the very heart of Asia.

The pattern of the book is not theme, but reminds one of Thornton Wilder's novel, 'The Bridge of San Luis Rey'," Mr. Thompson said. Dinner Parly Is Given To Honor Miss Mary B'ounl Miss Mary Blount. who will be married soon, was honored at a dinner party given by Miss Aline Tate and Mrs. N.

M. Cooper at the Winthrop Tiffin Room. Guests were Mesdames Buck Moss, M. T. Taylor, c.

C. Calwell, and C. E. Davis, all ot Lubbock, and Mesdames E. R.

Cooper, L. Luna, the hostesses and the honoree. MEN LOVE GIRLS WITH PEP II Ton kff ppppy and full of fun, men will In- you to and parties. BUT. if you rjogi, lifeless and tired, men won't ba interested.

Men don't tike "quiet" For three generations one woman has told another hoW to RO "smllfnit through" with E. Vegetable Compound. It helps Nature tone up the system, thus Icssen- Inc the discomforts from the functional disorders which women ottat endure. Make a note NOW to get bottle of world- famous Finkham's Compound today WITHOUT FAIL from your druggist-- more than a. million women have written in letters re- cortine benefit.

Whv not try LYDIA E. PINSHAM'S VEGETABLE COMPQUNDl John Furbach CERTPHE MARRIAGE HYGIENI HOW TO MAKE HER FALL IN LOVE IN ONE EASY LESSON (A wve. vXv A Valentine of beauti- i will be doubly appreciated by HER. Of course, hosiery is an ever welcome gift. Phoenix VITA-BLOOM hosiery is extra welcome because women know how much longer it wears that it stays beautiful.

Every gift package in a beautiful red cellophane wrapper. 3 $3.00 othen 79c 3 5 pair PHOENIX HOSIERY THE LADIES STORE SIS Poll MM-Week Bridge Club Meed With Mrs. Charley Davis Mid-Week Bridge Club was entertained yesterday afternoon at the home ol Mrs. Charley Davis, 607 Fairmont Street. High score was won by Mrs.

R. R. Nation, second high by Mrs. C. Pyeatt, and traveling prize by Mrs.

H. C. Harrison. Others playing were. B.

R. Nation, a guest, and Mesdames E. C. Qarthwait, N. H.

Greer, Mazzle Snee, and L. A. Pitt. Mrs. C.

C. Blake was welcomed ta a new member of the club. Next Wednesday, the club will be entertained with a I o'clock luncheon at the colonial Kitchen, followed by a bridge party at the homo of Mrs. N. H.

Greer. Berean Class Meefs at home Of Mrs. C. C. Fountain Berean Class of the West Amarillo Christian Church held a business meeting at the home of Mrs.

C. C. Fountain, 3702 Fountain Terrace. The group voted to help buy a building fund bond. Two calling committees were named.

The meeting opened with a prayer, and the minutes of the last meeting were read by the secretary, Mrs. Ralph Roush, The hostesses, Mesdames C. O. Fountain, Flo Arterburn and A. R.

Atherton, served refreshments to Mesdames Ralph Roush, Arthur Scott, Paul Winstead, R. E. Wales, J. A. Stinson.

M. E. Jenkins. A. T.

Renfroe. C. W. pierce. L.

B. Thomas, R. F. Hatcher, A. O.

Knox, F. H. Richardson. Cecil Thompson, Art Wheeler. Charles Smith.

Homer Ja- cobs, Otto Payne and Miss Manila Mrs. W. B. Dowlen Presides At Forest Hill PI Meeting The Fores'. Hill Parent-Teacher Associ tlon met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs.

W. B. Dowlen presiding. Plans were irtade for the play that the P. T.

A. will present for the Forest Hill Home Demonstration Club, and arrangements were made for the alentlne party to be given at the school on Feb. "14. Mrs. Carl Coffey was elected reporter to fill the vacancy caused, by the resignation of Mrs.

Ed Todd. Mrs. W. D. Westbay.

president of the Amarillo Council of Parents and Teachers, interesting talk on the 4lst birthday of the P. T. A. D. A.

R. TO MEET WITH MRS. JOHN s. MCKNIGHT Llano Estacado Chapter of D. A.

will meet at the home of Mrs. John 8. McKnight, 2014 Monroe Street, afternoon at 3 o'clock. TAKE WEIGHT OFF TIRED FEET 'Low Fat Tbe Em 7 Waj-- Without Dieti, Btek-Breiking, Bcndiof Rolling Eierciiet. If your fept and anklrn fpel tired find achfl all bccmise you are cnrryins loo much fat Ho Bfimelhintt about it.

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