Greening-Roberts Bridal Party Entertained with Rehearsal Dinner
A dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Coble at the Whittenburg home honored Miss Martha Greening and Mr. Burnett Roberts, bride and groom elect. The event at 1702 North Julian Boulevard featured ornate decor, pink and green floral arrangements, and a miniature bride and groom on place cards, preceding a wedding rehearsal at First Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Coble
James A. Whittenburg
Whittenburg
North Julian Boulevard
Martha Greening
Burnett Roberts
First Baptist Church
Levelland
Augusta Greening
B. B. Roberts
Anna Hales
St. Paul, Minn
J. E. Rowland
Nel Collins
Helen Anderson
Evelyn Waddill
Ruth Virginia Perdue
Betty Conwell
Tucumcari
N. M
Bill Mack Williams
Mortimer Denton
Bill Askew, Jr
Kenneth Flamm
Winston Pennock
Eastern Star to Help With Sale of Soap
The Grand Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star teams with White King Soap for a fundraiser. The sale runs Friday and Saturday at Amarillo area grocery stores with a liberal commission to the Eastern Star and endorsement from the entertainment committee. T. H. Pipkin leads the effort with Amarillo and Bonita Chapter members assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
White King Soap Company
Amarillo
Eastern Star
T. H. Pipkin
Robbie Dyer
Pipkin
Bonita
Weddings Bring City Guests from Near and Far
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. May of Grover arrived Wednesday to attend the Greening Roberts wedding. Mrs. Ann Hales of St Paul was among out of town guests. Miss Alice Arnold returned home from Austin where she attended the Texas University. Miss Idell Durrett came back from Missouri University. Miss Mildred Aldredge left for Chicago to visit friends and attend the World's Fair for about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. May of
Grover
City
Greening-Roberts
Ann Hales
St. Paul, Minn
Alice Arnold
A. J. Arnold
Hughes Street
Austin
The
Texas University
Idell Durrett
J. R. Durrett
Taylor Street
Missouri University
Mildred Aldredge
Crestway Drive
Chicago
Miss Aldredge
Roses Host Six-W Bridge Club Afternoon
Roses decorated the Six-W Bridge Club gathering hosted by Mrs. Harry Young at 103 Kentucky Street. Games began at 2 pm with results: Gerald Bishop high, Francis Wallace second, Arlin Hudgins third, Audrey Fowler travel. Special guests included Mrs. Audrey Fowler and Miss Fern Fowler. Members playing were C. V. Wood, R. E. Dickerson, Arlin Hudgins, Gerald Bishop, Francis Wallace, and Harry Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Club
Harry Young
Kentucky Street
Gerald Bishop
Francis Wallace
Arlin Hudgins
Audrey Fowler
Fern Fowler
Mesdames C. V. Wood
R. E. Dick
Famous Indian Singer To Be In Amarillo
Lushanya a young American Indian contralto who has sung in Germany and Scandinavia signs with Ed Perkins for a U S tour next winter. The route includes Tulsa Oklahoma City Muskogee Ardmore Dallas Fort Worth Amarillo Albuquerque Tucson and Los Angeles. She was born in Ardmore Oklahoma and is Chickasaw. She is niece of the late Congressman Charles D Carter. Before Europe she starred three summers in The First American opera in Albuquerque with 1000 Indian singers and has toured the Southwest. Her program features Charles Wakefield Cadman Thurlow Lieurance Homer Grunn and others with German French Italian selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lushanya
Germany
Scandinavia
Ed Perkins
United States
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Muskogee
Ardmore
Dallas
Fort Worth
Amarillo
Albuquerque
Tucson
Los Angeles
Okla
Charles D. Carter
Oklahoma
Europe
N. M
Southwest
Charles
Wakefield Cadman
Thurlow Lieurance
Carlos Troyer
Jean Jeancon
Homer Grunn
Public Recital Tonight At Amarillo College Of Music
Lila Austin Myers presents a group of young musicians in recital this evening at Amarillo College of Music. Six pianos will blend as one instrument under Myers and instructor Myra Ruth Smith. Performers include Ruth Elizabeth Cooper Evelyn Kennedy Rosalie Coffee Hope Adams Helen Osgood Neva Claybrook Fae Wheeler Mary Storm Glayds Williams Burnett Roberta Cohen Mrs H A Waller. Program opens promptly at 8:36. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo College of Music
Lila Austin Myers
J. Frank Storm
Ruth Elizabeth Cooper
Evelyn Kennedy
Rosalie Coffee
Hope Adams
Helen Osgood
Neva Claybrook
Fae Wheeler
Marella Myers
Myra Ruth Smith
Mary Storm
Yetta Moore
Glayds Willams Burnett
Roberta Cohen
H. A. Waller
Miss Lahm Recital Opens Polk Street Chapel This Evening
Miss Millicent Lahm presents young musicians in a recital at 8 15 in the chapel room of Polk Street Methodist Church. Four pianos will be used. Participants include Eleanor June Adams Jean Kelly Betty Rose Cradit Charlotte Ann Gregg Myna Ruth Satterfield Florence Neely Jonnie Lee Eslick Mabel Kintz Ruth Virginia Billingslea Doris Billingslea Harriet Ann Collard Jane Bivins Amber Darnell Miriam Rubin Josephine Martini Frances Billingslea. The Woman's Exchange at 1221 Polk Street will display home baked items for Sunday with rolls breads cakes salads pies homemade pickles and preserves to aid menu selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millicent Lahm
Polk Street Methodist Church
Eleanor June Adams
Jean Kelly
Betty Rose Cradit
Charlotte Ann Gregg
Myna Ruth Satterfield
Florence Neely
Jonnie Lee Eslick
Mabel Kintz
Ruth Virginia Billingslea
Doris Billingslea
Harriet Ann Collard
Jane Bivins
Amber Darnell
Miriam Rubin
Josephine Martini
Frances Billingslea
Woman's Exchange
Polk Street
Recitals and gatherings at local churches and studios
Expression pupils of Mrs W M Hall recital at First Baptist Fellowship Hall at 815 pm Truleve Close rose luncheon at Polk Street Methodist 1230 pm Millicent Lahm recital at Polk Street Methodist Chapel 8 pm Darrell Jackson Art Studio exhibit and tea at 4 pm Santa Fe Orchestra dance at Santa Fe auditorium 9 pm Mrs H H Warner piano pupils recital 830 pm featuring Stella Mae Daniels Patricia Harris Catherine Allen Hicks Daniels Jr Wilson Ballew Jr Bill Harris Peggy Harris Rose luncheon Polk Street Methodist 1230 pm Red Carnation Lodge Drill Team bridge tournament Mrs P A Quarles 1717 Monroe St 730 pm Will A Miller Chapter UD of the Confederacy Mrs F E Lindsay 1223 Pierce St 3 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Warner
Fillmore Street
Stella Mae Daniels
Patricia Harris
Catherine Allen
Hicks Daniels, Jr
Wilson Ballew, Jr
Bill Harris
Peggy Harris
Community Market and Club Picnic Announced
Home Demonstration Club market set in Municipal Auditorium foyer from 8:30 to 11:30. P E O family reunion picnic will be at Skin-Tex Camp Borger with a meet at Seaman home 1620 Tyler Street at 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borger
Seaman Home
Tyler Street
Install Officers At Ceremonial Of Q E S Chapters
Bonita Chapter No 184 and Amarillo Chapter 787 of the Order of the Eastern Star installed new officers in a joint ceremony at the Shrine Hall Masonic Temple. Mrs Riva C Burnett served as grand installing officer with several other officers named including Mrs Jessie Mirick Mrs Jessie Stapleton and Mrs Mamie Campbell. Bonita Chapter officers installed included Frances Smith as worthy matron Amy George as worthy patron and Martha Nixon as associate patron with Lucy Gorman Grace Ashcraft Lena Rippey Lucille Railsback Clara Huke Mable Hester Cornelia Allison and Bertie among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonita Chaptr No. 184
Amarillo
Order of the Eastern Star
Shrine Hall
Masonic Temple
Riva C. Burnett
O. E. S. of Texas
Jessie Mirick
Frances Smith
Glen E. Camp
Amy George
O. EB. Henville
Martha Nixon
Lucy Gorman
Grace Ashcraft
Lena Rippey
Lucille Railsback
Chaplin
Clara Huke
Marshall
Mable Hester
Cornelia Allison
Ada
Bertie
Smart and Slenderizing for the Matron Pattern 9657
Madison pattern notice promotes Marian Martin styles for summer wear. It lists pattern 9657 in sizes 36 to 46 with yardage needs and includes cutting and sewing instructions. The ad urges readers to send fifteen cents per pattern to Amarillo Daily News Pattern Department in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Amarillo Daily News
West Eighteenth Street
New York, N
Amarillo Chapter installs officers and honors members
Officers of Amarillo Chapter were installed including Mrs. Eula Teas as worthy matron and John A. Cavin as worthy patron. A program featured violin and vocal performances, bouquets for in-going officers, and jewels for outgoing officers. Readings honored former matrons Mrs. Fannie Bennett and Mrs. Josphine Picon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertie Puller
Fannie Bennett
Bonita
Fay Gordon
Josphine Picon
Amarillo
Potter County Home Demonstration Club Market Opens Saturday
The market at the Municipal Auditorium foyer shifts to 8 o clock today and runs until 10 30. Fr he fryers home raised vegetables filled cookies plants home baked goods eggs butter cream milk and more will be on display and orders taken. The Will A Miller Q Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy meets at 3 this afternoon at Mrs F B Lindsay s home 1223 Pierce Street with a Jefferson Davis birthday memorial on the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will A. Miller
United Daughters of the Confederacy
F. E. Lindsay
Pierce Street
Municipal Auditorium
Potter County
F. B. Lindsay
Jefferson Davis
The Secret of Youthful Skin Lux Soap Promises Help
A health ad explains why youthful skin dulls with age. It notes skin loses natural elements and claims Lux Toilet Soap contains them, offering a gentle, effective solution to restore a youthful appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lux
Hollywood
Belle Dawson
Washington, D.C
Drill Team Bridge Tournament to Benefit Albuquerque Trip
The Red Car Nation Lodge B. of L. F. and E. Drill Team hosts a bridge tournament at Mrs. P. A. Quarles home 1717 Monroe Street this evening at 7:30. Public welcome. refreshments and prizes. Funds raised to cover travel costs for the Albuquerque trip from June 6 to 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Carnation Lodge B
P. A. Quarles
Monroe Street
Albuquerque
NX. M
Rose luncheon at Polk Street Methodist Church
A rose luncheon will be held at the Polk Street Methodist Church parlors today at 12 30 o clock with Amaril lo's prize flowers as decorations. A small charge is asked and reservations are being taken by Mrs BE Duffy at 2 3759 and Mrs RL McLain at 2 3674.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk Street Methodist Church
Amarillo
BE. Duffy
R. L. McLain
Mrs Milburn Easum Hosts Jus-Fo-Pun Bridge Club
Mrs Milburn Easum hosted the Jus-Fo-Pun Club at her home 2032 Hayden Street on Wednesday afternoon. Bridge tables were set, with scores led by Mrs W C Newman and high cut by Mrs Fred Warren. Attendees included Mrs A L Huff, Mrs C W Carder Jr, Johnny Archer, R M Kidwell, TM Davis, Clarence Smith, F L Roach, Pred Warren, John Vetesk Jr, C W Carder Jr, and Howard Griggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milburn Easum
Hayden Street
W. C. Newman
C. W. Carder, Jr
Fred Warren
Moesdames A. L. Huff
Johnny Archer
R. M. Kidwell
Davis Clarence Smith
F. L. Roach
Pred Warren
John Vetesk, Jr
C. W Carder, Jr
Howard Griggs
Woman's Exchange at 414 West Tenth Avenue Sale
The Woman's exchange at 414 West Tenth Avenue will offer baked goods country products homemade pies cakes rolls hand made quilts and baby garments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Tenth Avenue
Amarillo women celebrate graduates from West Texas college
Mrs W Stevenson among Amarillo residents who earned a Master’s Degree from West Texas State Teachers College Canyon. She arrived home Thursday with the 1933 class diploma. Her sister Mrs Mary Chison of Denver is visiting Amarillo for graduation at the Stevenson home 2422 Hughes Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. &. Stevenson
Amarillo
Stevenson
West Texas State Teachers College
Canyon
Seth Parker Cub Enjoys Bridge at Mrs Wright Home
The Seth Parker Cub gathered yesterday afternoon at 1813 Hughes Street hosted by Mrs J C Wright. Attendees included Mesdames C Cline W B Cline A C Snow Mary Suggs Blanche Eouriock G C Boney C G Adams and Roy Wood with the hostess. after a brief business session they played bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth Parker
J. C. Wright
Hughes Street
Mesdames C
T. Cline
W. B. Cline
A. C. Snow
Mary Suggs
Roy Wood
Blanche Eouriock
G. C. Boney
C. G. Adams
W. E. Shane
Iowa graduate returns to law study this year
William A. Moerschell of Homestead Iowa, a 17 year alumnus of the University of Iowa pharmacy school, enrolled in a law course this year to expand his professional credentials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Moerschell
Homestead
University of Iowa Pharmacy School
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H. M. Basgariy
Dana T. Harmon
Dana Thomas Harmon
Robert Townsend
Townsend Dance Studios
Plainview
Edabeth Harmon
Townsend
Lambdas
Alpha Theta Chapter
Alpha Sigma Lambda
Damon Blake
Irving Tolzien, Jr
Robert Timms
George Sutton
Pampa
Lubbock
Childress
Roswell
Panhandle
Johnny Floyd
Just
W. M. Hall
Truleve
Polk Street Methodist Chapel
Darrell Jackson
Santa Fe Orchestra
Santa Fe
Red Carnation Lodge
Q.E.S
Lee Brune
Ruth
Eva Boney
Gertie Fuller
Martha
Romain Layton
Electa
Leota Tuttie
Catherine Gill
Sentinel
Eula Teas
John A. Cavin
Susie Coldwell
C. E. Hobdy
Frankie Gober
Alma Richardson
Thelma Applequist
Mary Patrick
Frances Shelton
Vita Hobdy
Mershall
Juanita Henneman
Ola Boyles
Allie Gober
Edythe Logan
Esther
Lucille Latham
Tina Latham
Pledta
Mayme Cavin
Warder
Glenda Farrell
Warner Brothers
Rose
Tenth Avenue Exchange
Wright
Plough
Lesa
Rt Mya
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