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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1946
Page
6
Patsy Ruth Brownd daughter of H L Brownd and Thomas S Greenwood son of T A Greenwood announce their marriage on May 26. Rev F N Allen officiated at the home ceremony with matron of honor Mrs Frank Cheevers and best man Walter Burgess. The bride wore aqua crepe with white accessories and carried a white Bible with gardenias. After a reception the couple will reside in Lubbock as Mr Greenwood attends Texas Tech.
A busy array of gatherings across groups and clubs. YWCA hosts a photography class at 10 o clock while Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aids hold a country party at noon.
A home remedy promises rapid fat loss by mixing four ounces of Barcel concentrate with grapefruit juice in a pint bottle and taking two tablespoons twice daily. The ad guarantees money back if results aren’t dramatic and touts quicker bloating reduction and renewed vitality.
The Elbert Krighbaum home hosted a coffee announcing the engagement of Billie Nell Richardson and John Lynn Barnhill. Attendants in the receiving line included Miss Richardson, her mother Mrs Barnhill, and Miss Jeannette Barnhill. The event featured white shasta daisies and a white linen cutwork cloth with a miniature bride and groom and two wedding rings marking the date June 10 and time 7:30 PM.
Roma Brunkau of Plainville and D. T. Stayton Jr. of Dalhart wed May 22 in Plainville Kansas. The bride is the daughter of Rev. and Mrs. H. O. Brunkau. Stayton, a World War II veteran from a Panhandle family, will enter college in Pasadena with his bride.
The Alathean Class of the First Baptist Church will hold a business session at 9 30 this morning at the home of Mrs. R E Hendrix 426 Arch Terrace.
June 5 report states Gladys Keyser to wed Henry J Peysen in Dalhart at St. Anthony's rectory. Peysen is son of Mr and Mrs J M Peysen of Scotland Texas and brother of Mrs Hubert Koehler and Richard Peysen of Delhart. Peysen served five years in the military.
A multi film calendar notes Paramount presenting One More Tomorrow with Ann Sheridan and Dennis Morgan through Saturday. Also listed for theatergoers are Murder in the Music Hall, Cinderella Jones, Terror By Night, Mom and Dad lecture tour, The Hurricane, The Hidden Eye, Pillow of Death, Cornered, and nightly club entertainment across venues including Mayfair Chinatown Rainbow Gardens and Mexican Inn with listed performers. Army Air Transport Command announces June 15 freight and mail flights to Japan via North Pacific Great Circle route. Very few thunderstorms along Pacific coast.
Stephens College alumnae of Amarillo plan a Friday dinner at the Amarillo Country Club honoring President James Madison Wood of Stephens College Columbia MO. Guests include Panhandle Texas and neighboring New Mexico Oklahoma alumnae families students and prospective students. Wood will discuss future plans after 33 years as president.
Dr. Hubert Shull of Texarkana was elected president of the Texas Veterinary Medical Association at its annual meeting in College Station. The gathering included a discussion of a new brucellosis treatment.
Summer school enrollment at Texas A and M College is forecast at about 3300 students. A&M officials cited steady demand for continuing education and specialized programs as the main driver behind the projected total.
Funeral arrangements were pending for Cornell F. Van Der Leun, 22, of Cincinnati, killed in a training plane crash near Cresson Texas. Naomi Brothers, 20, of Cresson, suffered brain concussion and back fracture as a passenger in the same crash on the Brothers ranch.
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