Wedding Bells for Blackburn and Nobles Bride
Dorris Nobles and Gerald O. Blackburn wed at Central Presbyterian Church in a formal ceremony. The church featured arches, sweet peas, and roses as the bridal party entered to Lohengrin’s Wedding March. The bride wore white satin with a pearl trim and orange blossom bandeau. A reception followed at the Nobles home on Taylor Street. The couple will reside in Amarillo after a wedding trip to Marton Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reas
Lumadce
Luewedong
Dorris Nobies
Gerald O. Blackburn
Katherine Cobb
Loraine Blackburn
Butterfly Freese
Puesia
Claude Noblen
Claude Iwhies
Mina Alles
Skillman
Lohengrin
Miss Radio Britain
K. Thomsen
Cre ’Yeebyterian Church
Frank Storm
Sam Vaughn
Grady Nobles
Lawrence Nobles
Misa Mary Nobles
Edith Earle Sellars
Ruth Stanley
Myra Stanley
Dalthart
Georgette
Martha Madie Williams
Mable Wlnckburn
Ruth Barry
Virginia Nobles
Wos
Millar
Monte Edwards
Arthur Smith
Guy Saunders
Gilbert
W. H. van Shaw
H. A. Nobles
Taylor Street
Blackburn
Marton
Ala
Amarillo
Minckburn
Sweet Prior College
Virginia
Colonial College
Washington, D. C
Mr. Blackburn
BF. T. Blackburn
Marion
Alabama
B. & B. News
Spanish Club Evening Promotes Language Study in Amarillo
The Spanish Club of Amarillo invites all residents to attend an all Spanish program at Central Presbyterian Hall tomorrow at eight. Highlights include songs readings and talks on the value of Spanish led by Maude Wilson and Miss Mary Hudspeth from West Texas Normal College Canyon. The event has no admission and no collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
L’resbyterian Hall
Maude Wilson
Mary Hudspeth
West Texas Normal College
Canyon
Blue Monday Bridge Club Hosts Pleasant Afternoon
Blue Monday Bridge Club gathered Monday at Mrs. F. A. Donnell’s home on Polk Street. Mrs. W. L. Blake won the club high score, with Mrs. E. O. Feierabend as consolation. guest high went to Mrs. EF Smith and guest consolation to Mrs. T. P. Hackler. Luncheon followed and special guests included Mesdames Blake Mackler Fuller and several others. Next meeting will be at Mrs. Feierabend’s home on Monroe Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Monday Bridge Club
F. A. Donnell
Polk Street
W. L. Blake
E. O. Felerabend
EF. L. Smith
T. P. Hackler
J. H. Blake
T. T. Mackler
M. L. Fuller
L. B. Thomas
L. Smith
L. V. Cradit
BR. Reid
FE. EK. Simmons
EF. C. Hunter
C. T. Spencer
Moore
W. B. Blessington
Shoppley
Ladies Luncheon Honors Miss Floywell Francis at Amarillo Club
Miss Floywell Francis of Farmersville Louisiana honored as guest at a Tuesday luncheon in the Amarillo Country Club. The decor featured pink and white, with a pink rose and fern centerpiece. Rose nut cups served as favors and place cards carried the guests names Misses Playnell Francia Kil louch Harris MacAfee and Mrs Stevenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floywell Francis
Farmersville
Ache
Tanley
Amarillo
Playnell Francia
Fon Killouch
Dorothy Harris
Maida MacAfee
Stevenson
Circle 2 meeting at First Christian Church
Circle 2 of the First Christian Church will convene this afternoon at 3 o'clock. John E. Hill of 1900 Harrison is the contact for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
John E. Hill
Harrison
Miss Lahm Presents Pupils In Recital At Central Church
Miss Millicent Lahm will present her piano pupils in a Friday evening recital at 8 o'clock in Central Presbyterian Church. The varied program features Iona Miller Jessie James Olive Cooper Pearl Herring Ernestine Coe Josephine Martini Dorothy Louie Russell Ruth Brandt Gertrude Taylor Frances Fern Hillingslea Pauline Fox Jean Sanders Eugenia Whittington Virginia Cargile Bessie Lee Gowdy Ernestine Gathright Henry Earl Fuqua Mary Mildred Vinyard Bula Lee McKnight Paul Mitchell Mary Wilma Proctor Margaret Alenius Mary Frances Miller Billy Bob Jones and Charles Whittington Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millicent Lahm
Central Presbyterian Church
Iona Miller
Jessie James
Olive Cooper
Pearl Herring
Ernestine Coe
Josephine Martini
Dorothy Louie Russell
Ruth Brandt
Gertrude Taylor
Frances Fern Hillingslea
Pauline Fox
Jean Sanders
Eugenia Whittington
Virginia Cargile
Bessie Lee Gowdy
Ernestine Gathright
Henry Earl Fuqua
Mary Mildred Vineyard
Bula Lee McKnight
Paul Mitchell
Mary Wilma Proctor
Margaret Alenius
Mary Frances Miller
Billy Bob Jones
Charles Whittington, Jr
Tea Honoring Miss Kathryn Nash Before June Wedding
An Amarillo Country Club tea hosted by Mrs H H Madden and daughter Miss Minnis Madden honors Miss Kathryn Nash ahead of her June 12 wedding to Wales H Madden at the Nash home in San Jacinto. Pink and green motifs with roses and ferns filled the rooms as ices and cake were served to Hi Jinks Club members and intimate friends. out of town guests included Mrs H B Brownfield of San Marcial New Mexico and Mrs Hudson of Oklahoma City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Nash
Wales H. Madden
Nash
San Jacinto
Amarilllo Country Club
H. Madden
Minnis Madden
Hi Jinks Club
Miss Nash
Mesdames Ht. B. Brownfield
San Marcial
N. M
Hudson
Oklahoma City
Reception for Dr and Mrs Morelock is called off
Delphian Club president announced the reception planned for Friday honoring Dr H W Morelock of Canyon will not be held as they cannot be in the city. They will leave at week’s end for Alpine where Dr Morelock has accepted the presidency of State Normal College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphian Club
H. W. Morelock
Canyon
Alpine
Morelock
State Normal College
Recital Tonight at Central Presbyterian Church
Walter 8 Axtell piano pupils and Jack Dooley violin students present a recital at 8 o'clock this evening. Public invited to enjoy a varied program featuring Lena Silverman Alward White Gertrude Shoults Sharpe McCullough Delores Draper Eleanor Gist Glenn Brooks Byron Halley Helen Pearl Kate Crudgington Edward Gibbon Thelma Barnes Dan Thomson Monterey Stinson and Robert Axtell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter 8
Axtell
Jack Dooley
Central Presbyterian Church
Lena Silverman
Alward White
Gertrude Shoults
Sharpe McCullough
Delores Draper
Eleanor Gist
Glenn Brooks
Byron Halley
Helen Pearl
Kate Crudgington
Edward Gibbon
Thelma Barnes
Dan Thomson
Monterey Stinson
Robert Axtell
Edna Wallace Hopper Endorses White Youth Clay Formula
The stage star and war helper of France promotes her White Youth Clay and related products. She claims refined mineral clay and added factors restore complexion, reduce sallowness and wrinkles, with results often seen in 20 minutes. Available at druggists priced 50 cents to 1 per tube, Waukesha Wisconsin.
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France
Edna Wallace Hopper
Waukesha
Girl Scouts Enjoy Free Swim at Ban Jacinto Heights
Large contingent of Amaria Girl Scouts plus leaders and chaperons attended a free swim on Tuesday morning at Ban Jacinto Heights. Attendees included Merdanta Fuller, George Truitt, Bd. Harper, Burton Reach, Lilliatt Hersbrugh, Virginia Kudson, Kin G. White, and many scouts such as Sophia James, Aileen Evying, Mary Stone, Maurine Wailing, Margaret Williams, Helen Parr, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ban Jacinto Heights
Amaria
Ed Biatyeht
Merdanta M. L. Fuller
George W. Truitt
Bd. Harper
Burton Reach
Lilliatt Hersbrugh
Virginia Kudson
Kin G. White
Recital by Mrs. Gladys Marsalis Glenn Pupils at Church
Despite Monday’s bad weather a large audience attended the piano pupils recital at First Christian Church. The program delighted attendees with skilled performances from Mary Alice Timmons Brownie Spurlock Adaline Lumpkin Elizabeth Mathis Rue Paula Parcells and Mary Louise Askew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Marsalis Glenn
First Christian Church
Mary Alice Timmons
Brownie Spurlock
Adaline Lumpkin
Elizabeth Mathis
Rue Paula Parcells
Mary Louise Askew
Central Presbyterian Church Night Service and Recitals
The Central Presbyterian Church holds tonight’s service in the hall at 8:00 p.m. Dr. Thomson presents the lesson followed by general discussion. Afterward attendees adjourn to the church auditorium for the final violin and piano recital series by pupils of W Axtell and Jack Dooley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Presbyterian Church
Thomson
W. §. Axtell
Jack Dooley
Teacher Training Classes at First Baptist SS Tonight
The First Baptist Sunday School teacher training classes meet at 6 30 this evening. Class One will be ready to take part two of the normal manual exam. All other classes should have lessons prepared from two weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Sunday School
Annie Lee Kendrick Weds John M Spann in Amarillo Marriage
Sunday afternoon at 8:30 a ceremony united Miss Annie Lee Kendrick and John M Spann at Mr and Mrs J J Kendrick home in Amarillo The couple's reception featured roses and ferns and brick ice cream and cake A midnight blue coat suit adorned the bride who graduated from Amarillo High School Spann works in the Port Worth and Denver Railroad traffic department They honeymoon in Colorado Springs and Denver then reside at 1009 West Fifteenth Street Warren Spann of Clayton New Mexico attended as only out of town guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Kendrick
Annie Lee Kendrick
John M. Spann
R. Thomson
Amarilo
Amarillo
Spann
Denton
Port Worth
First Baptist Church Holds Regular Monthly Meeting
The First Baptist Church will host its regular monthly business meeting and prayer service on Wednesday evening. A. & Meye will lead the service beginning at 8 o'clock, with a large attendance expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
A. &. Meye
Regular prayer meeting and Baptist business session at San Jacinto
A weekly prayer meeting at San Jacinto Chapel will be held with an additional Baptist business meeting. Dr. H. W. Virgin will lead the service. All Baptists residing in San Jacinto are earnestly requested to attend. The meeting is set for o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jacinto Chapel
San Jacinto
H. W. Virgin
Congressman Jones heads to Georgetown for university jubilee
Social notes report Congressman Marvin Jones leaving today for Georgetown to attend the Gold Jubilee of Southwestern University. Miss Edna Russell of Canadian visits Mr. and Mrs. R L Townes at 1620 Taylor Street. Mr. and Mrs. Townes drive to Miami to visit friends and attend the rodeo. Mrs. Murry Gilcrest of Denver visits her son Murray H. Gilcrest. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hammock of 1109 Johnson Street host guests Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Hammock of Tulsa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Jones
Georgetown
Southwestern University
Edna Russell
R. L Townes
Taylor Street
R. L. Townes
Miami
Murry Gilcrest
Denver
Murray H. Gilcrest
J. C. Hammock
Johnson Street
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Edwards
Gerald Blackburn
Dorris Nobles
Mrs. Backburn
Mrs. Donnell
Blue Monday Bridge
Miss Lahm
Mrs. Morelock
Ban Jacinto
NAT
Presbyterian Church
Kendrick-Spann
Childrens Clothes
Bear Richards
Store
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