The Golden Tide and Wedding in Amarillo
Ruth J Meyer presents a poetic tale of a blossoming tide and free hearts. Joanna Nicolai of Amarillo hosts a wedding with gown georgette and a coronet, followed by a tour and warm wishes from friends. Mothers Council holds a regular meeting at the Junior High School building to adopt by laws and nominate officers. University graduates honored with two bridge parties at Florence Hendricks home for six Texas returnees. attendees include many local social figures and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers Council
Perent
Perent Teachern Club
Roe B. Underwood
Dames John Ward
J. Cerry
Chas. BE. Authenbrink
J. A. Cox
Florence Hendricks
Jefferson Street
University of Texas
Marcaiette Hall
Miss Hanna
Mirtos Lee
Virginia Wolflin
Margaret Curtis
Lora Floberts
Mesdames
Grady C. Nobles
W. W. Cox
Joe Mobley
Fr. L. McKenie
J. M. Lyrand
Ray Pittman
William Burger
Will Menning
Miller Beard
Phil Seewald
Bernard Teel
Clarence Williams
W. W. Durham
Joy Harris
Jennie Kenna
Waxahachie
Norma
Nina Cunningham
Margaret Seewald
Cornelia Wolflin
Minnis Madden
Margaret Herring
Frances
Mildred Burgess
Mae Gustavus
Margaret Patterson
Mary Dawn Works
Allease Skillman
May Brown
Gladys Seeward
Lillian
Nellie Horsbrough
Gertrude Lowndes
Elsie Hall
Community Church Groups Schedule Evening Meetings
Several church and club groups set meetings and social events this week. The W M A of the First Baptist will gather in the church parlors at 3 oclock Wednesday, the Belle Kennett Missionary Society meets at Polk Street Methodist Annex, and the Woman's Auxiliary of the First Congregational plans a Thursday visit with Mrs Alfred W Shouits on Taylor Street. The Sunbeam Will Entertain W M L and the W M U program at 3 oclock features a missionary program led by children and readings by local youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Belle Kennett Missionary Society
Polk Street Methodist Church
Woman's Auxiliary
First Congregational Church
Alfred W. Hoults
Taylor Street
Marion Howard
Woman's Club
S. Burgess
Tyler Street
Alfred W. Shouits
Sunbeam
W. ML. OU
First Baptiste Church
Churc
Sunbeam Band
Churen
Paul Knupp
Lenore Bruce
Claire Wiggins
Juanita Mays
Jane Harty
Russell Harty
Lucille Bruner
Margarete Chestnutt
Frances Larner
Dorothy Duncan
Social Notes and Personal Mentions
Mrs A Eberstadt departs for Columbus Ohio for a short visit. Mr Eberstadt will join in July for a summer in New York and Atlantic City. Mrs Alike Kriel of Rogers Arkansas visits Mr and Mrs J C Berry en route from Santa Monica California to Arkansas. Otis Anderson of Sulphur Oklahoma visits the Berry home. Mr Anderson and Wallace Berry served in WWI. Miss Tot Landis, Northwest Texas State Normal student, spent Sunday in Amarillo with Judge and Mrs G C Landis. Miss Bessie Blair also spent the weekend in Amarillo visiting friends. W J Green of Mangum Oklahoma spent Sunday in Amarillo with his sister Mrs G C Landis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Eberstadt
Columbus
Ohio
Mr. Eberstadt
New York
Atlantic City
Alike Kriel
Rogers
Ark
J. C. Berry
Jefferson Street
Santa Monica
Cal
Arkansas
Otis Anderson
Sulphur
Okla
Anderson
Wallace Berry
Tot Landis
Northwest Texas State Normal
Canyon
Amarillo
G. C. Landis
Bessie Blair
W. J. Green
Mangum
Reed- Morton wedding and theater party notes
A wedding at the Hurrews residence joins Reed Morton and Miss Barrows with a large ceremony officiated by Griswold. Reception details follow with guests, attire, and attendants. later, a theater party hosted by Miss Oliver Ree Kakle includes a multiple-name guest list and an ice course at the Chocolate Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mite
Oliver Ree Kakle
Tae
Mivcon
Kekle
Fillane Street
Wallace Kid
Eloise Phillips
Bella Nugent
Calle Packett
Willa Beard
Gene Gustavus
Susie Crudgington
Simon Trynlove
Dorris Miriek
Mary Dora Oliver
Pay Underwood
Clara Currie
Laegene Herring
Micabeth Powell
Edith Leewald
Mary Wall
Carlotta Cheney
Alvah Meyer
Margaret Lowndes
Wilena Walker
Former Assistant Postmaster Visits Amarillo Update
W S Hopkins of Dallas returned home after a brief Amarillo stay to visit old friends and manage personal matters. He was formerly assistant postmaster of Amarillo and led the First Baptist Church Sunday School for years. In events, the Judsonian B Y P U of the First Baptist plans an unusual program on June 27. The First Baptist Sunday School will picnic Friday June 25 at 12 30 o'clock instead of Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. P. Johnson
Canyon
Texas
Nannie Johnson
A. S. Kenyon
Amarillo
B. F. Fronabarger
First Baptist Church of
Roy J
Vineyard
Flower Divine
Helen Compton
J. & Ctompton
Portales, N. M
W. S. Hopkins
Dallas
I. Hopkins
First Baptist Sunday School
Judsonian B. Y. P. U
First Baptist Church
Personal notices from a social round trip listing
A fragmented society note lists Mr and Mrs Clifford Ditton and others traveling to Dallas and visiting cities including Chet city and Ama Hille Ciloonge. It mentions Mrs Mamte Twlehell and Mise Twit chell planning several weeks abroad and relatives in Colorado. The text ends with an incoherent remark about a Mexican president and an untimely end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secral
Clifford Ditton
Kate Prtan
Clive Hines
Leonard Wehue
Wedestay
Dallas
Wutematche
Chet City
Mir
Mamte Twlehell
Curmerty
Anmoutio
Avatin
Ama
Hille Ciloonge
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ruth J, Meyer
Tree
Joanna Nicolai
South Tau
Amwrike
Torrie Street
Mere Kenyon
Cinyen
Johnson-Kenyon
Reed- Morton
W. A. Hurrews
Dturews’ Sheter
Mier Biaret Reet
Refos Morton
Nev
I. Griswold
Joeoe Rood
Mire
Stontey
Briday Peuty
Noetle
Tivt
Morton
G. A. Heel
City
National Toilet CO
Paris
Jarett’s Fashion Shop
Bride
Finkham
KE. E. Finkler
Polk Street
Oxfords
Frederick Kendall
Wyldewoodaboratories
Alexard Drug Co
Warner
Randal Drug Co
Safe Remedy CO
Rochester
N. Y
Daily News
the Ladies Store
Dickson Drug Company
Hyden
Optometrists & Opticians
Polk
F. Bromert
Eakle Landing
Rhose
T. B. Jones
Eakle Bidg
6Th and
Polk St
Temple & Dysart
E. M. Puckett
Smith
J. F. Bromert
D. G Eakle
6Th and Polk St
D. C
W. O. W. Bldg
D. GQ
Eakle
Albert L. Randall
Cooper & Kerr
General Contractors
Fuqua Bidgi
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