Tea Social of St. Andrew's Bible Class in Dallas
A Monday afternoon tea at the home of Mrs. H. C. Charless 2105 Lipscomb Street served as the Bible Class's monthly social in St. Andrew's Episcopal Church. Mrs. T. R. Cross led a brief business session and Mrs. C. J. E. Lowndes oversaw the tea table with several attendees listed. Memphis Garden Club elects officers with Mrs. C. W. Kinslow named president.
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H. C. Charless
Lipscomb Street
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
T. R. Cross
C. J. E. Lowndes
Mesdames L. Morgan
William Pitman
Howard Lauder
W. K. Chandler
E. C. Seaman
Philip Aldridge
Henry Gooch
T. J. Considine
P. D. Berthelot
David R. Johnson
Dorothy Dix on the seven thousand conundrums of woman existence
Dorothy Dix surveys a three year scientific study claiming women face seven thousand four hundred conundrums in life. It notes society pressures on appearance and dating, the challenge of keeping a husband, and the strain of competing with younger women, all framed with wit and social commentary.
7400 Problems Of Women Through The Ages
A speaker notes the many burdens carried by women from homemaking to child care and finances, contrasting them with a husband who questions the need for such concerns. The text endorses a scientific report on the vast range of women’s problems.
Surprise Birthday Honoring H. R. Owens at Home
H. R. Owens was feted by his wife with a surprise party at their Garfield Street residence. Guests included J. J. Armstrong, A. A. Holland, Jim Mayo, H. E. Looney, and many others as games and refreshments followed the lawn gathering.
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H. R. Owens
Garfield Street
Messrs
J. J. Armstrong
A. A. Holland
Jim Mayo
H. E. Looney
W. C. Garrett
J. L. Malone
J. L Brewster
C. E. Mavis
E. F. Cook
G. G. Crawford
M. E. Hughes
Grady Nutt
Randal Garrett
Dorothy Cook
June Toombs
Stella Malone
June Windgrove
Maxine Looney
Miss Bonnie Beyer to Wed Van Bates in June
A series of pre nuptial entertainments honors Miss Bonnie Beyer who will marry Van Bates on June 20. A shower hosted by Miss Mary Ann Ordway featured a bridal chorus, songs, gifts in a clothes hamper, and blue white wedding décor.
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Bonnie Beyer
van Bates
Mary Ann Ordway
Dorothy McNeil
Gloria Stinson
Miss McNeil
Juanita Smith
Jeanette Donaldson
Byron Dodson
Cynthia Patten
Elaine Kelleum
Harriet K
LaClaire Baker
Constance Underwood
Mesdames P L. Beyer
G. G. Ordway
Dorothy Jo Smith
Elizabeth Sears
Miss Beyer
W. M. Beyer
Rose Bowl Tea Room
Mary Evelyn Gould
Martha Ordan
Mae Sue Thompson
Billie Louise Stegall
Waynoka
Okla
Cynthia Patton
P. L. Beyer
Jernigan Carter Engagement Planned in Childress
Miss Martha Elizabeth Jernigan and Woodrow Carter announce their June 30 wedding date. The ceremony will be at First Methodist Church in Childress. The bride elect, daughter of Dr and Mrs J H Jernigan, teaches home economics at Shamrock High School. Carter, son of Mr and Mrs B M Carter, works for United Gas.
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Shamrock
Miss Jernigan
Public Installation Held by Stinnett O E and Stinnett
One hundred members and guests of Chapter 347 Order of the Eastern Star gathered at the Masonic Hall courthouse auditorium for a public installation of officers. Mrs Edna Vincent was welcomed as worthy matron and Judge Norman Coffee as worthy patron in an impressive ceremony. Other officers installed included Mrs Ruby McDonald associate matron Mark McDonald associate patron and Mrs Ona Bryan secretary with Mary Goodwin treasurer Vida Parker conductress and Mateal Markel associate conductress.
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Stinnett O. E
Stinett
Chapter 347
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Edna Vincent
Norman Coffee
Ruby McDonald
Mark McDonald
Ona Bryan
Mary Goodwin
Vida Parker
Mateal Markel
Pearl Edwards
Flora A. Sword Marshal
Annie Lou R. Deering
Mesdames Noma Crutchfield
Opal Claybrook
Mollie Womble
Naomi Kelly
Olive Kelley
Star Points
Vella Mitchell
Thomas Parks
Sentinel
ORC Auxiliary to Meet Thursday Afternoon
The ladies auxiliary to the Order of Railroad Conductors will hold a 2 o'clock Thursday meeting at Carpenters Hall.
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ORC
Carpenters’ Hall
Number of Airports in the United States Reaches Over Two Thousand
A historical reference notes that the United States has about 2,174 airports, indicating a broad network of airfields across the country. The figure underscores the scale of aviation infrastructure and regional connectivity during the period.
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United States
Newlyweds at Home in Amarillo After Dallas Nuptials
Mr. and Mrs. George Edwin McWhirter arrived in Amarillo to establish their home at 1409 Harrison Street after a Dallas wedding officiated by Dr. G. H. Hogan. The bride, Margaret Fugenia Spencer of Dallas, wore pink lace and carried pink roses. The couple, with ties to Trinity University, plan a life in Amarillo where the groom teaches at the high school.
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George Edwin Mc- Whirter
Dallas
Harrison Street
Virginia Moody
Robert Chaflin
Cleburne
Preston
McWhirter
J. T. Spencer
Waxahachie
Trinity University
William Lipscomb
G. W. McWhirter
Amarillo
Sunday Marriage of Floy McAlister and Bill Savage
Miss Floy McAlister of Flamet and Bill Savage son of Mr and Mrs Richard Savage of this city were married at 3 oclock Sunday afternoon in the home of the bride s sister Mrs Dave Norrid 404 Roberts Street Rev E F Cook of the Glenwood Baptist Church officiated The bride daughter of Mrs Emma McAlister wore a navy dress with white accessories Guests included Mr and Mrs Earl Newberry Miss Elva Hamelin Miss Vera Savage Brooks Savage Paul Savage Mrs Norrid and children and Mrs Emma McAlister The bridegroom is employed by the Santa Fe system.
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Floy McAlister
Flamet
Bill Savage
Richard Savage
Dave Norrid
Roberts Street
E. F. Cook
Glenwood Baptist Church
Emma McAlister
Earl Newberry
Elva Hamelin
Vera Savage
Brooks Savage
Paul Savage
Norrid
Santa Fe System
Warner Students Presented in Recital
Mary Roberts Warner presented students in recital Saturday night at 8 15 at 1405 Fillmore Street. Piano performers included Wanda Roberts Betty Singleton Frances Elaine Folley Joann Miller Dorothy Ann Chase John Reynolds Mary Evelyn Gould Betty Younger. Vocal entries featured Frances Elaine Folley Marie and Frances Morgan Dorothy Ann Chase Ann Grace Andelson Betty Caldwell and Betty Pitsche. Dorothy Latham sang and whistled with Marie Morgan and John Reynolds whistling Opal Pitt Mary Evelyn Gould and Lady Eunice Castieman. A blue motif appeared in hand painted programs and blue punch.
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Mary Roberts Warner
Fillmore Street
Wanda Roberts
Betty Singleton
Frances Elaine Folley
Joann Miller
Dorothy Ann Chase
John Reynolds
Mary Evelyn Gould
Betty Younger
Marie
Frances Morgan
Ann Grace Andelson
Betty Caldwell
Betty Pitsche
Dorothy Latham
Marie Morgan
Opal Pitt
Lady
Quay County Council Plans Two Days of Club Entertainment
The Quay County Council of home demonstration clubs met all day in Tucumcari. President Mrs L Parker of Hassell led the session. Committees were named to arrange two days of events including a June 17 picnic for members, husbands and children.
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Tucumcari
Quay County Council
L. Parker of
Hassell
Quay County
Calendar items unfold weekly social meetings across Amarillo
The social calendar lists the Sacred Heart Cathedral Altar Society meeting Cathedral Hall at 1 30, Wednesday Luncheon Club at 907 Louisiana Street at noon, Amarillo Assembly Rainbow Girls at Masonic Hall 7 30, First Christian Woman's Council installation at church parlors 2 30, Circle 2 San Jacinto Methodist WMW luncheon at 801 Prospect Street 12 30, YMW Club at 1705 Buchanan Street 2, Criss Cross Club 3703 East Eleventh Avenue 2, Nifty Needle Club at 2, Butterfly Club 503 North Lincoln Street all day, Companion Class Central Baptist 1004 West Sixth Avenue 2 30, Mrs Dozier hostess, and Potter County Library advisory board at the library 5 o'clock.
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San Jacinto
Central Baptist Church
Floyd Christy
West Sixth Avenue
Henry Dozier
Lord Partington of Liverpool Guests With Amarillo Couple
Lord Partington of Liverpool Eng arrives in Amarillo on an extensive U S tour for Royal Liver pool Insurance Group. He stays at the Amarillo Apartments with Mr and Mrs R M Tweed Jr hosting a Tuesday dinner for A R Granberry C G Dempsey Rhonda and Lahoma Jenkins and Sam Clemmons. The Tweeds formerly lived in New York City and hosted a Sunday night courtesy at the Nat with Jenkins Boyd Clemmons and the hon or guest.
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Amarillo
Lord Partington
Liverpool
Eng
United States
Royal Liverpool Insurance Group
R. M. Tweed, Jr
Dallas
Tweeds
A. R. Granberry
C. G. Dempsey
Rhonda
Shelton Bible Class Finishes Quilt At Lunch Meeting
The Dr. Shelton Bible Class of the First Christian Church will hold a monthly business meeting and a covered dish luncheon at 12 30 Friday afternoon at the church. Members are urged to attend as a quilt is to be finished.
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Shelton
Dr. Shelton
The
First Christian Church
Garden musicale at 2214 Hayden Street hosts 250 guests
Mrs. Ronnie W. Adams presided over a garden musicale at her home 2214 Hayden Street attended by 250 guests. The program featured soprano Mrs. Adams, danseur W. W. Miller, and a string ensemble with accompanist Lynette Clements Steed. The outdoor setting used subtle lighting and natural theater elements to create a starry, wind-swept backdrop for the performance.
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Ronnie W. Adams
Hayden Street
Delphinium
Weberlin
Max Reger
James Dunn
Landon Ronald
Miller
Grace Hamilton
Elizabeth Tucker
E. S. Burnett
Paul Ellis
B. B. Holland
Julia Waller
Geraldine Warner
Roberta Newell
Ruth Thornton
A. D. Steed
R. W. Adams
Hope Backenstoce Adams
W. W. Miller
B. W. Blackwell
Ester Jonsson
Ruth Delzell
Mabel Holland
I. V. Cradi
Potter County Library Board Meeting This Afternoon
The advisory Potter County Library Board will hold its monthly meeting at the Library at 5 o clock this afternoon. Mrs. W B Gunn serves as board president.
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Potter County Library
W. B. Gunn
All Bran Aims to Prevent Constipation Daily
An advertisement promotes Kellogg's All-Bran as a daily preventive for constipation. It claims the cereal adds bulk to the diet, helps maintain regularity, and reduces headaches and trips to the medicine chest. It urges daily consumption with water and notes production in Battle Creek and availability from grocers.
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Kellogg’s
Kelloge’s
Battle Creek
Canada’s Rail Network Reaches About 42 000 Miles
A historical note states Canada owns roughly 42 000 miles of railroad infrastructure. The figure highlights the country’s extensive rail system and transportation reach.
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Canada
Animal Alphabet Initials for Baby Garments Pattern
A transfer pattern shows two 2 1 4 inch alphabets with animal initials for nursery linens. Provides placement guidelines and stitch illustrations. Send ten cents to Amarillo News Household Arts Dept. for Pattern 6408 with your name and address.
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Amarillo News Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th Street
New York
N. Y
Marian Martin Pattern 9090 Playsuit Sets Summer Style
Weather calls fair and warmer as Pattern 9090 by Marian Martin features a playsuit with pleated shorts and a softly cut shirt section. Buttons run along the blouse waist and shorts side for easy wear with a tropical print shirt. Sizes 10 to 20. order via Amarillo News Pattern Dept New York.
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America
Marian Martin
Amarillo News
West 18Th St
New York
N. Y
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