Quiet wedding ties two lives in Alva
A quiet wedding was held Tuesday at 8 15 PM at the home of Mr and Mrs dekh Scott 1501 Filmore Street. Miss Audrey Linkhart became the bride of Eugene Terry of this city with Dr Hi W Virgin officiating. The bride wore a navy gown with sweet peas and rosebuds. The couple will reside at 1007 A Van Buren Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dekh Scott
Filmore Street
Audrey Linkhart
Eugene Terry
Hi. W. Virgin
Cadmann
Adelaide Summers
Carrie Rier
Plainview
Boles
Roy Pool
J. Linkhart
Alva
Oklahoma
Terry
Blackburn Brothers
van Buren Street
Massed Piano Concert Planned by Amarillo Philharmonic Club
The Amarillo Philharmonic Club announces its third Massed Piano Concert to be staged in the Municipal Auditorium this fall. Ten pianos and ten pianists will perform under one conductor, with a carefully chosen program to showcase diverse styles. Announcement of personnel and exact program forthcoming.
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Philharmonic Club
Philharmonic Club of
Amarillo
South
Houston
Dallas
Municipal Auditorium
Spanish Evening at Central Presbyterian Hall
The Spanish Club hosts a Spanish Evening at Central Presbyterian Hall this evening. The program features Spanish songs readings and talks in costume with no admission fee or collection, inviting all interested in practical Spanish usage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Presbyterian Hall
Eton Lucile Bible Class Meets Thursday Afternoon
The Eton Lucile Bible Class will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs T M Pruner at 1300 Van Buren Street at 2 o'clock. The lesson is the fourth chapter of Exodus.
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T. M. Pruner
van Buren Street
Piano and Voice Recital by Mrs Wilsons Pupils at Polk Street Church
An evening recital at Polk Street Methodist Church showcased piano and vocal pieces by Mrs Robert Wilsons pupils. The church featured garden flowers and drew a large, appreciative audience. Highlights included The Rocking Horse sung by Roberne Wilson with Wendene Wilson on piano and The Owl with Mrs Wilson accompanying. Master Henry Houser offered Pretty Little Rainbow with strong encore. Participants included Annie Alice Laycock Roberne Wilson Beth Ryburn Wendells Wilson Bethine Williams John Howser Henry Houser Mildred Williams Katheryn Tittman Dorothy Allen Ruth Bennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Wilson
Polk Street Methodist Church
Roberne Wilson
Wendene Wilson
Mrs. Wilson
Henry Houser
H. J. Houser
Annie Alice Laycock
Beth Ryburn
Wendells Wilson
Bethine Williams
John Howser
Mildred Williams
Katheryn Tittman
Dorothy Allen
Ruth Bennett
Meeting on vocation science at Polk Street Church annex
Members of the Business and Professional Women’s Club met Tuesday at the Polk Street Methodist Church annex to hear Dr. Julian Pennington discuss Choosing the Vocation Scientifically. Miss Eleanor Rider reported on Saturday’s Potter County Federation meeting. The chair adjourned to reconvene on the first Tuesday in September. Only American wild Rocky Mountain sheep are native and have never been domesticated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Woman's Club
Polk Street Methodist Church
Julian Pennington
Eleanor Rider
Potter County Federation
Chil
Good Cherry Pie Recipe From Bertha E Shapleigh
A historical cherry pie recipe from Bertha E Shapleigh of Columbia University is given. It instructs making pie paste, lining a plate, pitting one pound cherries, mixing with sugar flour and salt, filling, sealing, and baking 40 minutes with a hot start then cooling to prevent overbrowning while the cherry cooks.
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Bertha E. Shapleigh
Columbia University
America
Social notes and visitors travel through the region
Mrs. Adam Walker visits relatives in Missouri. Mrs. M. J. McDonald stays weeks with sister Mrs RB Musick at 2110 Tyler St en route to Roswell NM from Rochester MN. Mrs. Joe Sneed and daughter Elizabeth come from a ranch near Amarillo. Sneed daughter is recently from Mills College Oakland. Mrs. Wash George departs for Miami to attend Eastern Star installation. Winnie Mae Ward’s guest for summer is Miss Mary Margaret Glascock of McAllen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Walker
Missouri
M. J. McDonald
RB. B. Musick
Tyler Street
Roswell
N. M
Rochester
Minn
Joe Sneed
Elizabeth
Amarillo
Wash George
Miami
Eastern Star
Winnie Mae Ward
Mary Margaret Glascock
McAllen
Elegant luncheon honors travelers for Europe and Asia
A Tuesday luncheon hosted by Miss Gladys Collins at 1207 Polk Street celebrated Miss Genelie Works Radio Britain and Lena Gilbert. The trio will depart for Europe and Asia, with Miss Britain pursuing Paris music study while Works and Gilbert visit Japan. The setting featured lavender accents, sweet peas, ferns, and lavender mint cups for eight intimate guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Collins
Polk Street
Genelie Works
Radio Britain
Lena Gilbert
Europe
Miss Britain
Paris
Works
Gilbert
Japan
Olla Podrida Bridge Club Meets at Reynolds Home
The Olla Podrida Bridge Club was entertained Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Bob Reynolds on Van Buren Street. Roses and honeysuckle filled the garden setting as attendees enjoyed the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olla Podrida Bridge Club
Reynolds
Olla Vodrida Bridge Club
Bob Reynolds
van Buren Street
White's Cream Vermifuge advertised for worm relief
An old advertisement urges parents to use White's Cream Vermifuge if a child shows worm symptoms. It claims the remedy expels worms and lists a price of 85 cents, with Bold by City Drug Co as the sponsor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Drug Co
Bridge Club Notes Recurring Games And Prizes
Flowers filled the receiving rooms as members enjoyed several games of bridge. Mrs. John Greathouse posted the club high score while the guest favorite was awarded to Mrs. Alfred Shoults. An ice course followed at five oclock for the members and guests including Mesdames Thornberry Shoults Sam Shoults Blair Umphreys and Blair. The next meeting will be at Mrs. A W Hinchmans home on Jefferson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Greathouse
Alfred Shoults
Mesdames
D. L. Thornberry
A W. Shoults
Sam Shoults
Elmer Blair
J. Umphreys
R. E F. Blair
A. W. Hinchman
Jefferson Street
First Baptist Church Workers' Council Discusses Picnic Plan
The Workers' Council of the First Baptist Church met Tuesday in regular session. The group showed splendid spirit while planning the annual Sunday School picnic to be held soon. A committee of department superintendents was named to set a date and arrange a suitable place. Reports were presented by officers including the secretary Mrs R H Stiteler on four teacher training classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
R. H. Stiteler
Five New School Houses Built in Lubbock District
Special to The News from Lubbock reports five new brick school buildings in twelve months, including a $150,000 High School Building with modern facilities. Three ward schools were built outside the city limits, using the same staff and equipment. An $80,000 grammar school bond passed 10 to 1 May 30 and approved in under an hour after presentation at Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
Austin
Lubbock High to Expand Building and Upgrade Science Dept
Bonds approved last year will fund an added building project to be awarded June 14 and finished in time for school. Scholastic enrollment rose from about 1100 to 2184 in three years, with additional regional students not counted. The new high school will host a modern science department teaching two year college physics and chemistry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
South Plains
West Texas
Fan cools by evaporation, not air temperature
A claim describes fans as increasing moisture evaporation from the skin to produce a cooling effect. The passage also notes a national potato crop of 350,000,000 bushels and promotes Ballard's Snow Liniment for itching diseases with prompt, permanent relief, sold in three sizes by City Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
City Drug Co
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NEA Service, Inc
Pillharmonic Club
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Amarillo Welding & Machine Works
Fort Worth
Denver
N. Polk St
Just
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Fidares
Port AY
Praia
POLK
ST. Ror Vets
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Taffeta
Ladies Summer Union
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Normandy
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