Flag Day Luncheon Hosted by Llano Estacado D A R
The Llano Estacado Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held its 12th annual Flag Day luncheon at Amarillo Country Club. Attendees included regent Mrs. Stanley Marsh, numerous members, guests, and a large Pan-American pageant with country representations. Prizes were awarded for a poem on what the flag means, and plans announced for a July 4 Dallas Centennial event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llano Estacado
Daughters of the American Revolution
Amarillo Country Club
Texas
United States
Stanley Marsh
J. S. Kendrick
America
Robert Wilson
Wendene Wilson
EB. H. Ashcraft
Mary Vivian Cecil
Rose Jasper Nickell
Marsh
New FASTEETH Powder Promises All Day Tooth Security
A new improved powder called FASTEETH sprinkles onto denture plates each morning to provide all day comfort and a tighter fit. It claims not to thin out or wash away and is available at City Drug Stores Pool Drug Fox Drug Post Office Drug or other drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Drug
Pool Drug Co
Fox Drug Co
Post Office Drug Co
Party in Childress honors two graduates
In Childress on June 15 Mrs. Wilbur Williams hosted an afternoon bridge party at her country home to honor 1936 graduates Mary Ruth Caradine and Florine Williams. Centennial red white and blue motifs appeared in Lone Star score pads and refreshments with miniature flags. Gifts were presented to the honorees after games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Star
Mesdames Williams
Robert Caradine
Pat Caradine
Peggy Sweeney
Katherine Pieratt
Marguerite Walling
Jeanne Price
Polly Price
Helen Hollingsworth
June Bretherton
Memphis
Mary Nugent
Seymour
Helen Shelburne
Rocky Mount, Va
Julia Rigby
Elizabeth Huggins
Marion Price
Billie Barry
Jane Norris
Kathleen Alexander
Ruth Williams
Erline McKinley
Colgate study links heavy meals to mental decline
Dr. Donald Laird and colleagues report experiments showing that a light lunch of cereals and milk avoids afternoon fatigue, while heavy meals of meats and desserts reduce memory by 25 percent, add 6 percent slower, decrease addition accuracy by 25 percent, and cut attention by 70 percent. They attribute this to blood drainage to the stomach. Also noted are investigations by K Kirkpatrick and T Lodge into Cuyahoga County Juvenile Court records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Laird
Colgate
K. Kirkpatrick
T. Lodge
Cuyahoga County
How to Improve Your Memory by Dr Henry C Link
A concise booklet promoting memory improvement with rules tested by science. It explains how to remember names dates lessons and books in simple terms and invites readers to apply for MEMORY by sending 10 cents for costs and a stamped return envelope. Then notes a truancy issue and a Fisheries Bureau radio address praising women anglers and their growing license share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Daily News
Eighth Avenue
New York
N. Y
Henry C. Link
Albert E. Wiggam
Frank T. Bell
United States Fisheries Bureau
Michigan
Wyoming
Maurine Nisbett Bridal Shower Held At Spanish Home
A Sunday garden tea shower honored Miss Maurine Nisbett bride elect of Harry O Sims at Miss Charlotte Allens Spanish home 1001 Avondale. Guests arrived signed a bridal book and received floral favors. centerpiece featured a miniature cathedral with a bridal doll party. Fruit trees and flowers decorated the rooms as tea was served by Mrs. R L Allen and Mrs. Elizabeth Booth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurine Nisbett
Harry O. Sims
Charlotte Allen
Avondale
Rosemary Booth
Ardis Cline Martin
C. H. Smith
Miss Nisbett
R. L. Allen
Elizabeth Booth
Mrs Croeble Hosts Anonymous Club Evening
The Anonymous Club met Thursday night at Mrs. R. C. Croeble’s home 307 Lincoln Street with black and white decor and dog favors. Bridge winner was Mrs. P. B. Taylor, consolation to Lloyd Borden, followed by dancing and refreshments for attendees including L. W. Blenis T. J. Cumbie Charlie Kyser Clyde Rhoades and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Croeble
Lincoln Street
P. B. Taylor
Lloyd Borden
L. W. Blenis
Bill Holcomb
T. J. Cumbie
Charlie Kyser
Clyde Rhoades
Miss Ruby Cox Weds Bill Robison in Simple Church Ceremony
Miss Ruby Cox daughter of Mr and Mrs J B Cox married Bill Robison in a ring ceremony at the Tablnacle Baptist Church parsonage on Sunday June 7 with Rev J C Sisemore officiating. Both attended Amarillo High School. He is the son of Mr and Mrs W L Robison and works with Johnson Grocery and Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Cox
Bill Robinson
J. B. Cox
Bill Robison
Tablnacle Baptist Church
J. C. Sisemore
Robison
Amarillo High School
W. L. Robison
Johnson Grocery and Market
Perkins and CatheyWed in Central Presbyterian Church Ceremony
Miss Martha Janelle Perkins and Harmon Wyatt Cathey were married in a simple ceremony at the Central Presbyterian Church manse last Tuesday at high noon. Dr. R. Thomson officiated. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Frank Gamblin of 805 Florida Street and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Cathey of 1506 West Fifth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janelle Perkins
H. W. Cathey
Martha Janelle Perkins
Harmon Wyatt Cathey
Central Presbyterian Church
R. Thomson
Frank Gamblin
Florida Street
J. G. Cathey
West Fleventh Avenue
Rose Luncheon Postponed by Polk Street Church Group
The Rose luncheon by the Trulove Class of Polk Street Methodist Church is postponed to Thursday. It will be held in the church parlors from 12 to 1 30 o clock. Reservations can be made by calling 23759 or 7954.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trulove
Polk Street Methodist Church
Truelove
Rose
Veterans of Foreign Wars to hold rally dance at Legion Home
The Veterans of Foreign Wars will entertain with a bonus rally dance Wednesday night at 9 30 o clock at the American Legion Home. Comrades and their friends are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion
Two Needle Clubs to Be Entertained at Mrs Britain Home
L Aiguillee and La Costura Needle Clubs will be entertained at Mrs. E. C. Britain’s home at 1306 Monroe Street this afternoon at 3 o’clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Britain
Monroe Street
la Costura
L’aiguillee Clubs
Fire destroys three story business district building
A three story building in Houston’s business district burned early today causing about 100000 dollars in losses and briefly threatening nearby properties. A second note mentions new growth substances causing roots to grow on upper stems of plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
U.P
Weddings in Texas And Nearby States Reported
Announcement notices from Canyon Wellington Shamrock Tucumcari Estelline detail multiple June marriages. Esther Lou Bandy and Alton Harrell wed in Canyon. Nora Fair and Henry Stall in Wellington. Mildred Hilburn and Haskell Dunaway in Shamrock. Lora Boarman and Dr. John Bowyer in Dallas. Nellie Knox and Leonard Miller in Tucumcari. Marguerite Whaley and Walter Labay in Estelline.
Rabies Detected in Various Animals Including Cats and Cattle
Rabies cases have been found not only in dogs but also in cats swine cattle and horses indicating wider spread and risk to diverse animal populations and potentially humans through contact or exposure.
Stella Driskill Weds Hugh C Pederson in Amarillo Ceremony
Miss Stella Driskill daughter of Mrs. M C Driskill became the bride of Hugh C Pederson at her mother’s home 2209 Tyler Street on Sunday morning June 14. Rev C C Grimes officiated with relatives and a few close friends present. The bride wore a French blue crepe suit trimmed with blue fox fur and pink rose bud corsage. Mrs Pederson is a former Southwestern State Teachers College graduate and longtime Amarillo teacher. Mr Pederson is connected with Champlin Refining Company and hails from Clifton Texas. The couple will reside in Amarillo. A series of pre nuptial events included a four course dinner hosted by Miss Pearl Miller at 1322 Taylor Street with iris centerpiece and gilded shell announcements. a faculty shower at Central Junior High School. and a dinner shower at Mrs J W Collins 1615 Harrison Street hosted by the Polk Street Methodist Church class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Driskill
M. C. Driskill
Hugh C. Pederson
Tyler Street
C. C. Grimes
Polk Street Methodist Church
Pederson
Southwestern State Teachers College
Weatherford
Okla
Amarillo
P. C. Pederson
Clifton
Tex
Champlin Refining Company
Pearl Miller
Taylor Street
Mesdames J. 8
Evans
Augustine Greening
J. Wayne Middleton
F. Burks
Elizabeth Nixson
Lou Erdman
Ida Mae McClure
Nettie Crane
Catherine Driskill
Marile Lowe
Lillian Donnell
Ruth Driskill
Central Junior High School
J. W. Collins
Harrison Street
Helen Buller
Gladys Davis
Bess Davis
Clara Lemons
Kathryn Metcalf
Edith Lou McGee
Grace Foreman
Lillian Rogers
Abbie Ruth Hayman
Beatrice Eilis
Leta Johnson
Mesdames J. W. Collins
Mother Collins
George Turnley
Pearl Hammond
Ettie Huckaby
Social and club schedules fill day with meetings and events
A roundup of gatherings including A-Deal-Em Club at 315 Fairmont Street and Stitch-Rite Club at 2106 West First Avenue at 2 o'clock. Other events cover Sunnyside and Linger Longer bridge groups, Happy 12 Bridge, Sunnyside Home Demonstration, and church and Legion functions. A note says 77 percent of restaurant patrons order coffee with meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mellor
Fairmont Street
Stitch-Rite Club
R. A. Ramzel
West First Avenue
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Cee Society
A. H. Reeves
Philadelphia
Earl L. Mayne
Inga Borgstrom
Buglers
P. A. Quarles
Harry Larson
Wilma Pirschell
Catherine Manning
Pan America
Regina Bentley
Margaret McKenzie
Margaret Farwell
Knowledge
Dorothy Ann van Pelt
Earl L. Mayne, Jr
Mexico
Edna Blanchard
Guatemala
Jack Maynard
Honduras
Thornton Blanchard, Jr
el Salvador
George Mullins
Nicaragua
Oliver Eakle Barfield
Panama
Anne Elkington
Cuba
Jane Everline
Haiti
Nancy Nell Everline
Costa Rica
Nila McDonald
Brazil
H. K. Stanfield, Jr
Boliva
Mary Martha Manning
Columbia
Dorothy Lee Montgomery
Uruguay
Borden Rae Barfield
Argentina
Sam Bowen
Chili
Mary Ragland
Dominican Republic
Marjory MckKitterick
Venezuela
Gloria Ragland
Mesdames R. B. Masterson, Jr
O. W. Wright
C. D. Munday
W. M. Hall
J. Flemion Smith
W. S. Norman
D. L. Norman
H. B. Lautz
Murray Elson
Everett Carpenter
J. K. Nutting
Misses Wendene Wilson
Wilma Pirschel
Mildred True
Jam-Now
PEN
Maeverta
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Childress
Geway
Albert Edward Wiggam
Cede
Cleveland
Ohio
Lu Nell Patton
Dallas
Mary Holman
Evelyn Shanklin
Marion Hill
Lucille Sears
Farris Sears
Juanita McGee
Sara Moreland
Idell Durrell
Willie Mary Nunn
Ruth le Fon
Maurine le Neveu
Bernice Arnold
Ruth Smith Mesdames
T. C. Nisbett
R. I. Beeman
Herman Wright
Earl Brankenship
Tom Holman
Mary Miller Beard
Mrs. Croeble
Emil Rudnick
Chicago
Associated Press
Canyon
Esther Lou Bandy
Cleburne
Alton Harrell
Ed Harrell
Charles L. Dickey
First Presbyterian Church
West Texas State College
J. R. Harrell
Memphis High School
Arizona Teachers College
Flagstaff
Harrell
Wellington
Nora Fair
Henry Stall
H. Fair
T. J. Stall
Shamrock
C. E. Jameson
Mildred Hilburn
Haskell Dunaway
A. M. Hilburn
Dunaway
Frank Dunaway
Colorado Springs
Lora B. Boarman
B. W. Boarman
John Wilson Bowyer
Tucumcari
Nellie M. Knox
Oklahoma City
Leonard C. Miller
Estelline
Marguerite Whaley
R. H. Whaley
Walter Labay
Granger
Altus
Oklahoma
L. F
Happy 12 Bridge Club
Gertrude Ivie
North East
Seventh Avenue
Sunnyside
George Fesser
Clark Wesley
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Bridge Club
Mrs
Oscar Dumas
Pleasant Valley Demonstration Club
Pleasant Valley
Order of F
Eastern Star
Masonica Temple
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
Bernadette
Sacred Heart Cathedral
W. Smyer
FE. C. Murtaugh
Forest Hill
Lee Martin
Veterans of the Burlington Lines
Sam Lewis
Carolina Street
Pla-Mor Bridge Club
Ben Henson
Sunset
Peterman
Colorado
West
Denver
Yellowstone
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Pullman
AIN
Fort Worth
IT Worth
Denver City
Farmer City
Pierce Streets
FF. B. Poola
Polk Street
B.O
Lifebuoy
Mita Perl
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