Deb-Ette Club Honors Graduates At Luncheon
The Deb-Ette Club hosted a luncheon at Mrs. Madsen's dining room to honor graduating members. Phyllis Ely presided, Gertrude Gowdy gave a toast, and Alice Gist received a gardenia corsage. New officers were announced: Ely president, DeGrassi vice president, Hoskins secretary, Mays treasurer, Jackson reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deb-Ette
Tom C. Craig
Elna Ruth Beck
Nancy Brint
Peggy Gibson
Jane Gordon
Shirley Jackson
Adeale Lusk
Lewaye Stroud
Bettye Sumerlin
Ernie Wanser
Mary Flo Chambers
Alice Gist
Mary Ruth Anderson
Margaret Baker
Margaret Byrd
Vicki Buster
Betty Jane DeGrassi
Phyllis Ely
Gertrude Gowdy
Barney Hamilton
Charleen Hooks
Joan Hoover
Kathleen Hoskins
Pat Jackson
Ruth Lawrence
Bennie Clyde Mays
Harriett Mount
Mary Jo Phillips
Dorothy Wagoner
Joyce Westfall
Yvonne Scott
Beverly Johnson
Pledges Named in Local Community Group List
The document lists members Nita Johnson Martha Van Shaw and Billye Saunders along with pledges Billie Jeanne Carter Nell Barber Mary Ann Harris Josephine Chatterton Claire Hughes Dorothy Vogel Erline Kendrick Betty May Jackie Parker Billie Roberson Kitty O Keefe and Betty Ruth Floeck in a community organization roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nita Johnson
Martha van Shaw
Billye Saunders
Billie Jeanne Carter
Nell Barber
Mary Ann Harris
Josephine Chatterton
Claire Hughes
Dorothy Vogel
Erline Kendrick
Betty May
Jackie Parker
Billie Roberson
Kitty O'Keefe
Betty Ruth Floeck
Social Calendar Highlights Local Events and Rehearsals
Today's activities include a U W surgical meeting at 2 Reus, Red Saw sewing room, and a music recital at Tenth Avenue Methodist Church at 8 15. Pleasant Valley 4 H Girls Club at 2, L T D Club at 3, Sacred Heart Cathedral Altar Society luncheon at 12 30, and numerous piano and solo recitals across city venues.
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U. W
Elizabeth Miesse
Tenth Avenue Methodist Church
Sacred Heart Cathedral
Cathedral Hall
Washington Street
Recital Tonight Showcases Mrs. Howard Lauder’s Pupils
Mrs. Howard Lauder presents piano pupils in a recital at the 804 Jefferson Street studio at 8 15 tonight. Performers include Ann Arnett Fern Jay Leroy Carver Carolyn Martha Ann Clouse Carolyn Daniel Joy Louise Daniel Jane Naomi Dozier Car Dee Elliott Katherine Eckel Shirley Fenn Ruby Ruth Lauder Barbara Lee Iris Mixon Lou Ann Moreman Sterlene Pittman Jacqueline Stanford Jerry Williamson Paralee Witt and Doris Wrather.
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Howard Lauder
Jefferson Street
Ann Arnett
Fern
Jay
Leroy Carver
Carolyn
Martha Ann Clouse
Carolyn Daniel
Joy Louise Daniel
Jane
Naomi Dozier
Car Dee Elliott
Katherine Eckel
Shirley Fenn
Ruby
Ruth Lauder
Barbara Lee
Iris Mixon
Lou Ann Moreman
Sterlene Pittman
Jacqueline Stanford
Jerry Williamson
Paralee Witt
Doris Wrather
Missing GIs items found in wash bags at camp
In Camp Van Dorn Mississippi soldiers report random items found in GI wash bags include keys dogtags matches locks check books glasses false teeth canteens love letters ration books fountain pens war bonds insurance papers tools live ammunition and a wallet with $160. Found items are returned not kept.
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Camp van Dorn
Miss
Templeton's Piano Magic Comes to town Sunday
Alec Templeton the Welsh American pianist brings his renowned show to Amarillo next Sunday. The Philharmonic Orchestral Association booked him over a year ago as its top attraction, with ticket sales now open. Season-ticket holders must exchange cards for reserved seats. non members can buy remaining seats at 440, 330, and 220 for children. Mail orders accepted to Mrs. Lynch, 1000 Western Street.
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Alec Templeton
Philharmonic Orchestral Association
Southwestern Public Service Company
Howard Lynch
Hearings Cancelled On Newscast Curbs
Chairman Wheeler of Montana announced the Senate interstate commerce committee has cancelled hearings on proposals to rewrite the federal communications act. He favored banning commercial sponsorship of news broadcasts but said the industry cannot agree. He called the issue dead and noted industry opposition to regulation beyond interference control.
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Washington
Wheeler
Montana
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Church Protest Highlights Religious Freedom Call
The Presbyterian Church in the United States of America demanded full religious freedom including public propagation of faith. A general assembly resolution urged sending a copy to the secretary of state as it warned against church domination of government in the United States or Latin America.
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Chicago
Presbyterian Church
United States of America
General Assembly
L. K Anderson
Board of Foreign Missions
Latin America
Anderson
United States
General World Organization For Peace
Weddings Barrett Kirkhoff and Crawford Sullivan in Dalhart area
May 31 announcements report two Dalhart weddings Mrs Virginia Barrett wed Lt Don Kirkhoff in Hutchinson Kansas and Betty Crawford to Technical Sgt Frank W Sullivan planned for Gulfport Mississippi vows in Baptist Church Sullivan recently stationed at Dalhart field with Air Forces ties noted.
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Crawford-Sullivan Dalhart
C. B. Crawford
Betty
Gulfport
Miss
Frank W. Sullivan
John W. Sullivan
Bloomfield
Iowa
Baptist Church
Sergeant Sullivan
Air Forces
Dalhart Field
Hagood Mordon marriage announced for May fifth in Wichita Falls
Charles Hagood and family announce the May 5 marriage of their daughter Charlene to Lt. John W. Mordon of Northumberland Pa. The ceremony will be in Wichita Falls where Charlene has worked as a dental assistant at Sheppard Field. The couple will reside in Walla Walla Wash where Lt. Mordon has been transferred.
Barber makes 12th violin from Stradivarius model
Indianapolis report notes Frank Lovell a Pittsboro barber who has shaved hundreds of heads has crafted his 12th violin a copy of a Stradivarius model highlighting his unusual craftsmanship and artistry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Frank Lovell
Pittsboro
Egypt Faces Drug Trade Driven by High Whiskey Costs
In Cairo a senior police official in the anti narcotics branch says the case society is turning to drugs due to whiskey prices. A bottle of black market Scotch costs 16 to 20 dollars, hashish sells for about 400 dollars per ounce, and a few ounces indicate rising illicit trade.
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Cairo
Egypt
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Pleasant Valley
Floyd Bingham
L. T. D Club
Jim Walter
Rose Drive
C. I
Stensass
Madison Street
Woman's Club
Miles Bivins
West
Sixteenth Avenue
McDaniel Studio of Music
1207
West Nineth Avenue
Guy Gads Club
Beryl Needle Club
Frank Gordon
Carolina Street
Business Girls
Jo. & Pales
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Mia
Leslie Hills
Federation Club
Elizabeth Spegal-Morris
Officers Wives Club
Red Cross
Avenue D
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Cosy Ante
Polk
Carole Landis
Italy
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Carole
Templeton
Globe News
Marie Earle
Herbert
Amarillo
White & Kirk
Woodmen’s Circle
W.O.W. Hall
Laura E. Krebs
Austin
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