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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1941
Page
4
A concerned man argues that fathers are more than cash dispensers and must actively engage with their children from infancy. The article urges fathers to share in caregiving, form close bonds, assess kids beyond mothers’ views, and use their judgment to nurture talents and correct faults for a healthy family life.
The University Panhellenic Council hosts a Rose Luncheon Saturday at 1 PM at the Rose Bowl Tea Room. All sorority alumnae from the college are invited and eligible for Panhellenic Council membership. Reservations should be made by Friday with Mrs Jim McKnight at 9261.
Liano Estacado Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will observe Flag Day with a luncheon at the Country Club at 1 o'clock Saturday. Members may invite guests. Luncheon arrangements and a Friday noon contact with Mrs. Earl Mayne are noted, including her telephone number 20638.
Crochet guide by Alice Brooks invites both beginners and experienced crocheters to make a lovely square. Pattern 6993 includes square pattern, stitches, materials, an illustration, and a photo. Send ten cents to The Amarillo Daily News Household Arts Dept. to obtain, with name address and pattern number.
The Berean Class of West Amaryl Christian Church sponsors Lucille Spoontz in a review of Pudan Boy by Linkaton at 8 pm tonight at 416 Kentucky Street home of Mrs. W. J. Woods. Novelty Party Aims to raise funds at Cathedral Mall 5:45 pm tonight with unique admission pricing and games.
The Newcomers' Club gathered for a luncheon and bridge at Salome's on Monday. Prizes for high scores went to Mrs. M. J. Chisholm Mrs. Wayne C. Wickham Mrs. J. T. Muse Mrs. C. W. Odell Mrs. C. C. Griffin and Mrs. E. V. Gardner. Committee in charge included Mrs. Chisholm Mrs. J. R. Barnhill Jr. Mrs. T. S. McInerney and Mrs. Ross Burrows. Forty women attended.
Esther McCrory Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will hold a Flag Day breakfast at 9 30 AM Saturday at the Country Club. Reservations due today with Mrs E G Knight or Mrs F H McGregor. Also notes there are about 215000 miles of steel pipelines for transporting oil gas and natural gas in the United States.
The John Alden Society of the Children of the American Revolution will meet at 4 PM Saturday at 1700 Polk Street, home of Mrs. E. C. Houghton. Miss Adelaide Horton will speak on the flag, and all members and prospective members are invited. Llano Estacado Chapter D A R sponsors the event.
Multiple wedding notices from Borger White Deer and Hereford Oklahoma City document Betke Posey Kirk Dauer Eaton Harris weddings. Couples include Miss Joan Betke and Erwin Posey and Miss Lorena Hatton and Loyal Stalcup with homes in Pampa and Oklahoma City.
In Plainview and nearby towns several nuptials are noted. Glynn Anderson and K Lanse Turner wed in Plainview with a large turnout and church ceremony. Vera Hullum and Oscar Bost exchanged vows at Portales Church of Christ, with 53 guests. Maurine Hoyle and Ernest Schur tied the knot in Canyon. Ruth Elisabeth Stuart and Hewlett A Russell also married in Plainview, with detailed prelude music and campus affiliations noted for the brides.
A Texas A and M College graduate with a B S degree married a uiologist with Standard Oil Company of Texas in Midland. A reception followed with Mrs. L P Davis and Mrs. V V Beck pouring coffee. The couple plan to live in Midland after a two week trip to Colorado Utah and California.
Announcement of the June marriage between Mildred Stover of Hondo New Mexico and Harbor Jones of Floyd. The ceremony occurred June 1 in Roswell at the First Methodist Church parsonage with both families present. The couple plan to live in Floyd while Jones works in the State College Agronomy Department.
Miss Zenobia McFarlin daughter of Mrs J M McFarlin and J R Holloway were married Saturday in the First Baptist Church with Rev C Gordon Bayless officiating. The bride a Baylor and UT alumna teaches high school. the groom works with Cooper Bessemer. The couple left for a California wedding trip.
Miss Sarah Virginia McGowen daughter of Mrs Claude Lee McGowen of Canyon wed George F L Bishop Jr son of George F L Bishop of Stratford Friday afternoon. Rev S L Allgood of Phillips Methodist Church conducted the home ceremony with Miss Helen Louise Green of Clar visible in attendance.
A child praises Teethina for teething relief and stomach upset as a Mama approved remedy. The advertisement notes Teethina flavors well and costs twelve powders for 380c, with druggists stocking it widely. It invites readers to request a free baby booklet by sending Teethina Columbus Ga.
Endon served as bride's attendant and George Caufield of Phillips was best man. Music by El leese Stevens and La Verne Harris accompanied the nuptials. The couple, after a reception, left for Chicago Detroit Niagara New York and Washington D C. The bride, a Phillips faculty member, graduated from West Texas State College as a Gamma Phi. the groom, a chemist at Phillips, belonged to Epsilon Beta. They will reside in Phillips.
Miss Louie Wright daughter of Lubbock residents wed Kenneth Pharr son of Farmersville in a Phillips home ceremony officiated by Rev. Carl Hereford. Matron of honor Mrs. Charles Lenan of Muleshoe, best man Jack Jouett of Canyon. Music by Margaret Huff and Filo ese Stevens sang I Love You Truly. The couple plans a New Mexico wedding trip. Mrs Pharr is a former Phillips teacher.
The Modern Matrons Club will meet at 2 o clock Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs John Wills 100 Carolina Street.
The Friday Needle Club will meet at 2 45 o clock Friday afternoon in the home of Mrs. C J Blackburn at 1514 Polk Street.
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Order of Railway Conductors will hold its monthly meeting at 8 oclock Wednesday night at the home of Mrs C V Wood located at 1715 Tyler Street.
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