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Newspaper

Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1938

Page

6

Amarillo Hosts For National Association Convention Socials

The sixteenth annual National Association of American Business Clubs convention featured multiple social events in Amarillo. Visitors attended informal garden coffee at C P Atwood residence and a buffet supper and bridge party at the Herring Hotel. Out of town guests included Mrs George Bailey and others from Hunting W Va and Danville IL. Amarillo attendees list many local women and club members.

National Association of American Business Clubs C. P. Atwood West Sixth Avenue Don Loden Lawton Thomas Floyd Garwood Rolla Cartwright Amarillo Joe Monaghan Washington, D. C George Bailey C. P. Tinsley Hunting W. Va Pete Newmann H. Pepke W. FE. Wayland R. L. Guinn Danville Mesdames Co Wiggington Allen Benton Mendall Hughett J. Ray Dickie K. T. Wallace Guy Wheatley Bob Gee Lubbock W. D. Carnett R. B. Reeder Big Spring Herman Smith R. G. Overmiller W. B. Johnson Ponca City C. G. Cruickshank Springfield A. N. Gingrich Lancaster J. K. Martin Joe Dekle Brooks McCrory Atlanta Richard Drakes Nashville Monaghan Washington, D.C

Dorothy Dix on How to Speak Well in Socials

Dorothy Dix advises shy schoolgirls on becoming fluent conversationalists. She notes natural talent helps but offers practical tips: listen more than you speak, use simple topics like weather, show genuine interest, and avoid self-centered chatter. The piece emphasizes restraint, brevity, and attentiveness to others.

Jones Lad

Aerial Robots Take Weather Duties From Human Flyers

The army navy and weather bureau plan to use small balloons for high altitude weather data starting July 1. Balloons at six points will report temperature and humidity via radio to ground receivers enabling forecasts. Officials say initial costs may be high but life saving potential justifies the move.

Washington Army Navy Weather Bureau

Betty Gooden Birthday Picnic Attended by Local Group

Betty Gooden observed her birthday with a Friday picnic at Cottonwoog Creek hosted by her mother Mrs. Carl Gooden. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie McFarren and family, Ralph and Jackie, Lex Board of Skelleytown, Carl Evans and children, Doris Berta Cooper Juanita and Jackie McFarren, Frank Morton of Dumas, and others.

Stinnety Betty Gooden Carl Gooden Cottonwoog Creek Johnnie McFarren Johnnie, Jr Betty Bobby Carr Ralph Jackie Lex Skelleytown Carl Evans Gladys Wayne Keith Douglas Vincent Nina Pearl Joe Don Jimmie Frank Morton Dumas Doris Berta Cooper Juanita Jackie McFarren

Pedersens Host Lawn Supper Party at 817 Kentucky Street

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Pedersen entertained with a lawn supper at their home 817 Kentucky Street Saturday evening. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fowell and sons Arthur and Bobby of El Monte California Mr and Mrs Pedersen Mr and Mrs Doyle White and son Junior and Chioie Shores.

Arthur Pedersen Kentucky Street Charles Fowell and Sons Arthur and Bobby el Monte Calif F. . Pedersen Doyle White and Son Chioie Shores

Skellytown Couple Marries in Pampa

Miss Harriet Hawkins daughter of E R Hawkins of Skellytown wed J S McBride also of Skellytown in a June 11 ceremony at the First Christian Church parsonage in Pampa Rev John S Mullins officiated. The bride wore navy blue marquisette and she is a 1937 White Deer graduate. The groom son of W H McBride of Kingsmill works for Skelly gasoline. They will live on the Skelly lease north of Skellytown. A dinner followed at the groom’s parents home with immediate family present.

Skellytown Harriet Hawkins E. R. Hawkins J. S. McBride First Christian Church of Pampa John S. Mullins

Young pianists perform at Amarillo College of Music recital

Martia Gene Williams daughter of Dr and Mrs J Howard Williams and pupil of Lila Austin Myers will present a piano recital at Amarillo College of Music Friday night at 8 15 oclock. She will perform Mozart B flat major concerto with the symphony orchestra and works by Chopin Liszt Albéniz and Le cuona. Mary Stack daughter of Mr and Mrs Hal Stack and pupil of Mary Miller Beard will also perform. Friends and the interested are invited to hear the talented young artists.

Martia Gene Williams J. Howard Williams Lila Austin Myers Amarillo College of Music Mozart Chopin Liszt Albeniz Lecuona Mary Stack Hal Stack Mary Miller Beard

Local Couple United in Clarendon Ceremony

Miss Norma Rhode and William P. Chamberlain were married in Clarendon on Sunday June 12. Reverend R. S. McKee officiated. Mrs. Chamberlain, Eva Rhode’s daughter, is assistant postmaster. Mr. Chamberlain, son of John Chamberlain, serves as county commissioner. They reside on a farm at Spade Fiat.

Clarendon Norma Rhode William P. Chamberlain R. S. McKee

Social calendar items from Forest Hill and Amarillo events

The Social alendar lists multiple events: Forest Hill Study Club with Mrs. H. F. Reed at 3 pm, Wv. F. W. Auxiliary and Otek Auxiliary at Legion Hall, Fidelis Class luncheon at First Baptist Church, Mid-Week Bridge Club with Mrs. Mazzie Snee at 1710 Fillmore St, Woman's Council meetings at West Amarillo Christian Church with five Circles, Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club at 2:30 pm, Spiritual Life Group at Central Presbyterian Church, Woman's Council luncheon at First Christian Church, a Robert McKenzie voice recital at Wilson Studios, and a National Association of American Business Clubs convention breakfast at Amarillo Country Club with an afternoon theater party and dinner-dance at the Nat.

Amarillo Mesdames S. F. Rose Stuart Johnson Roy Burke Lester J. Vick C. E. Mitchell W. ‘Rr. Ballard Frank Leach Henry Tyler E. M. Blackburn Harry Dumbell Clyde Holtzclaw D. W. Leachman Austene Brown Glen McDavid Meschames Lawton Thomas Floyd Garwood Don Loden Oo. Hess Gene Chapman Clyde Rehmeyer Roisin Cartwright J. W. Hill Harley Cook Lew Fields Jim Boulware Charley Young Mary Elizabeth Royalty American Business Club Crystal Ballroom Herring Hotel Iso Land Ballroom National Association of American Business Clubs Boge Amarillo Country Club Nat

WMS Group Meets At Stinnett

The Stinnett Methodist church hosted Perryton District Zone 4 for an all day meeting with attendees from Dumas Berger Sunray Phillips Perryton and Stinnett. Morning service focused on Prayer with Rev. Cecil Tune piano piece welcome by Mrs. Jimmie Claybrook and remarks by Rev. P. E. Yearborough. Special music by Borger young women. Afternoon program included devotional by Miss Elizabeth Woods Borger and talks by Mrs. T. M. Johnson Perryton.

Borger Yearborough J. J. Ussery Phillips Elizabeth Woods T. M. Johnson Perryton F. R. Pickens

Elevian Class Tea at Mrs Williams Home

The Elevian Class of the First Baptist Church will be entertained with a tea at 2010 Polk Street the Thursday afternoon from 3 to 5 o'clock.

First Baptist Church J. Howard Williams Polk Street

Yarborough Seeks Texas Attorney General Post

Ralph Yarborough, once a grub-stake railroad cleaner in Amarillo during 1926, campaigns in Amarillo for Texas attorney general. Now 35, he is district judge in Austin and former assistant attorney general who earned funds in oil fields and argued cases that increased school funding and mineral revenues for West Texas.

Ralph Yarborough Amarillo Big West Texas Chamber of Commerce Borger Texas Austin el Paso Yarborough West Texas University of Texas West

Japs Bomb Foreign Property

Eight Japanese air raiders attacked Wuchow in Kwangsi Province bombing property tied to the American Texas Oil Company and British Asiatic Petroleum. One bomb hit Texas grounds another hit Asiatic Petroleum property and three narrowly missed Standard Oil near a Chinese air field. Damages described as slight with no casualties reported.

Hongkong Texas Oil Company Wuchow Kwangsi Province Texas Company Asiatic Petroleum Company Standard Oil Company

White Deer Wheat Sale Reports Good Yield

Alva Holmes sold the first load of new wheat to Farmers Elevator Co. the grain tested 62 with a promising yield. Harvest expected to be in full swing by next Monday. North of town shows fair yield while south is poor. grasshopper damage minimal and rust none reported.

Alva Holmes Farmers Elevator Co

Baby Beauty Show plans discussed by organizer

Mrs Thelma Allen Martin in charge of plans for the Baby Beauty Show asked all mothers to bring their children to meet her at 3 o clock Thursday afternoon. Roosters are outnumbered by hens and among horses and sheep females are produced in greater numbers than males.

Thelma Allen Martin Amarillo Corpus Christi Bowen Coach Company Forest Hills Home Demonstration Club Forest Hills Chester Martin

Baby Health and Beauty Show Entries Close Today

Entries for the Baby Health and Beauty Show close at 6 pm. Registration at 501 Polk Street is free and open to mothers with children under five. Coronation pageant is July 1 at the Municipal Auditorium with rehearsals starting Thursday afternoon.

Polk Street Municipal Auditorium Thelma Allen Martin

Recent Bride Is Honored at Shower

Mary Bell King Floyd Johnson’s former Miss Mary Bell King is feted at a surprise shower at Lucerne Apartments hosted by school district No. 3 women. Hostesses include Roy Pavillard J S LeGate Mattie Bull J C Swann Russell Hogge and I C Williams. Gifts came from Mrs R T Hodges and Mrs A C Roddy.

Floyd Johnson Mary Bell King Lucerne Apartments W. D. Ward R. P. Hill W. A. Holden Joe Raef E. W. Brown Leslie Halls Perkins Okla Henry Jones Glenn L. Hall M. L. Parker G. T. Hennessee Rena Bell Roddy R. T. Hodges A. C. Roddy

Park Home Demonstration Club Plans Friday Ice Cream Supper

The Park Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. O. E. Sherer home with assistant hostess Mrs. Mamie Sherer to plan an ice cream supper at Park School Friday night. Randall County candidates are invited to speak. Guests included Mrs. Clarence Winters, Mrs. Flyn Winters and Miss Ruby Simon. Members present were Mesdames Tony Simon, Leonard Winters, C. F. Moore, Charles Thurman, Herrick Simon, Henry Burch, Ivan Pitt, W E. Bennett, Frank Simon, O. E. Sherer, Mamie Sherer, and Miss Elizabeth Burch.

Park Home Demonstration Club O. E. Sherer Mamie Sherer Park School Randall County Clarence Winters Flyn Winters Ruby Simon Mesdames Tony Simon Leonard Winters C. F. Moore Charles Thurman Herrick Simon Henry Burch Ivan Pitt W E. Bennett Frank Simon Elizabeth Burch

Dorothea Dix Praise By Irish Dialect Mastery

The quote credits Irish speakers with mastering the art of dialogue and conversation, praising their skill in dialect mastery and social ease as a form of great conversational talent.

Dorothy DIX Copyright Ledger Syndicate

Funeral Rites Held For Mauldin Bryan

Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon at 4 from Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home for Mauldin Bryan who died Monday night in an Amarillo hospital after a long illness. Rev J C Sizemore of Tabernacle Baptist Church conducted the service. Burial was in Memorial Park Cemetery with pallbearers John Hurst George Rowley Delbert Veale John W Drake Dolph Pinkley and C C Stephens. Mr Bryant 1308 Johnson Street a concrete contractor had lived in Amarillo 10 years. The legal age for marriage in Turkey is to be reduced to 17 for boys and 15 for girls.

Blackburn-Shaw Mauldin Bryan Amarillo J. C. Sizemore Tabernacle Baptist Church Memorial Park Cemetery John Hurst George Rowley Delbert Veale John W. Drake Dolph Pinkley C. C. Stephens Bryant Johnson Street

Also Mentioned on This Page

ABC Meet Solomon Federsens Martha Gene Williams Rhode-Chamberlain Social Alendar Forest Hill Study Club H. F. Reed Wv. F. W Otek Legion Hall Fidelis Mazzie Snee Fillmore Street Woman's Council of West Amarillo Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club W. Pond Christian Endeavor Room Central Presbyterian Church A. 5. Aldridge First Christian Church Fellowship Hall Robert McKenzie Wilson Studios of Music Harrison Street WMS Stinnett American Institute of Laundering Ie Ai Drug and Dept. Stores Arrid Buvineyy Girne Eyoys Cardui Walter Wilson Wilson Southwest Mrs. Vann's Beauty Shop White & Kirk Taylor St Turkey
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