Gahn Honor Gift Party For Elizabeth Weller Bride
Mrs. Churchill F. Gahn and Mr. Gahn honored for the recent marriage of Elizabeth Weller. Guests included Miss Rachel Milam and others at the L. G. Marshall home. Pink and white wedding colors featured with sweet peas and snapdragons. Music ranged from violinist John Josey to vocal solo by Aurice Vernon and a musical reading by the Gahn pupils from San Jacinto School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churchill F. Gahn aWere
Rachel Milam
Rucker
L. G. Marshall
Gahn
Elizabeth Weller
Carl A. Beadle
Eugene Simpson
Arthur God
Beulah Hubbard
John Josey
Estelle Scott
Vertriece Roberts
James H.leeth
E. E. Breeding
Joe D Less
Sara Austin
Jewell McCaskill
Fay Adkins
N. J. Ballard
Uy Smyth
C. Winson
Sylvia Gahn
A. Howard
Guy Bradley
A. K. Wilcoxson
Vera Ann Wilcoxson
Palmer Black
A. L. Jordan
Laurean
C. Robertson
Aurice B. Vernon
Eunice Loftis
Jerry Williamson
Jeanette Nabors
Louise Johnson
Barbara Carpenter
Sharon Coble
Mary Ann Weller
Nancy Faye Williams
Edwin Stuke
Thomas Giles
Marie Luna
Hazel Williams
Ida Lee Cope
Louise Orr
L. G
Community Club Listings Highlight Evening Meetings Downtown USO
A dense schedule lists numerous groups meeting at churches clubs and the USO tonight in Amarillo. Events include dances by Company A Victory Command and a large array of civic and social clubs from 1 to 9:30 p.m. with venues on Fillmore Monroe Sixteenth and Lincoln streets and at Cap itol Hotel.
Engagement of Peggy Hill to A B Clark Announced
Mr and Mrs Lewis Alvin Hill announce the engagement of their daughter Peggy to Arthur Bernhard Clark son of the late Ansel R Clark and Mrs Clark of Portland Oregon. Clark is an editor with the Press Association in San Francisco and Peggy is a University of Texas graduate and Pi Beta Phi member. The marriage is set for April 16 following a recent dinner in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Hill
A. B. Clark
Lewis Alvin Hill
Harrison Street
Peggy
Arthur Bernhard Clark
Ansel R. Clark
Clark
Portland, Ore
University of Oregon
Sigma Delta Chi
The
Press Association
San Francisco
Miss Hill
University of Texas
Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Dillettante Club
Forty-four Club
Junior Welfare League
Bright Spots in the News honor Miss Barton and others
Miss Betty Jo Barton, bride elect of Bill Kennedy, was celebrated with two dinners hosted by Mrs. W Gray and Mrs. I F Barton at different homes. Attendees included family, friends, and Mrs. I F Barton’s guests with Sweet pea decorations and betty and bill corsages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Barton
Betty Jo Barton
Bill Kennedy
W. Gray
Don Cates
Lynn McManus
Alice Campbell
I. F. Barton
Tyler Street
Betty
Bill
Formal Prom enjoyed by Collegians
The Amarillo College Student Council sponsored a sophomore prom in the college gym. Decorations included colorful streamers and spotlights. Instructors and sponsors attended, with a long list of students present and council members named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo College
E. C. Shearer
Donald Clark
W. S. Layton
Jess Dearley
Helen Coker
Frances Overturf
Shirley Cline
James Chesire
Robert Elliot
Ken Ratey
Neal Ware
Irvin Wall
Robert Laing
Wanda Jones
Mary Ann Dudley
Loyd Davis
Joan Marsh
Edward Nobles
Ruth Vows
Drucilla Adderman
George Copeland
Conrad Lchaefer
Raymond Foster
Mildred Stinson
Martha Starkey
Margie Adams
Loyd McKee
Betty Mashburn
Otto Sample
Billy Payne
Virginia Ray Johnson
Jane Gouldy
James Andrews
Francis Overturf
John Reynolds
Margaret Dowse
First Baptist Mary Class To Meet At Mrs Vanderpool Home
A regular meeting of the First Baptist Mary Class is set for 2 30 Tuesday afternoon at the home of teacher Mrs George Vanderpool 2005 Monroe Street. Members held a recent gathering at Mrs W A Mays 1223 West Tenth Avenue with a covered dish luncheon and business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
Mrs. George
Monroe Street
First Baptist Mary
George Vanderpool
Naomi
W. A. Mays
West Tenth Avenue
W. E. Konkle
O. V. Beck
G. A. Gwaltney
Nocona
W. C. Erwin
John Perkins
J. West
L. F. Borden
T. S. Torrance
Gertrude Herrin
D. Grantham
Myrtle Nickell
W. G. Baker
Irene Cogburn
Fred Wright
D. H. Taylor
Henry Blessen
Philharmonic Club Presents Aida Program Tonight
The Philharmonic Club will present an Aida program at 8 15 tonight in the Federation Club Rooms. Each member invites five guests and patrons are specially invited. MEET THURSDAY Mrs J O Curtis hosts a Woman's Club meeting at 3 pm on Polk Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philharmonic Club
Aida
Federation Club
J. O. Curtis
Polk Street
Woman's Club
Tonight To Be About The Same Says the Bureau
The weather bureau predicts good conditions with a gentle to moderate wind. Today’s high reached 78 degrees before a dusty norther brought a chill. tonight’s low should be similar to last night’s 43 degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau
District Court Opens in Claude
The spring term of the 47th district court convened at Claude this morning. Judge Henry Bishop and prosecutors led the session with numerous local residents and families in attendance. Alaska is separated from Soviet Russia by a water gap of 54 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude
47Th District Court
Henry Bishop
Jim Lumpkin
Hugh Umphres
M. L. Curry
Horace Jackson
Jim Gast
Jimmie Percifield
A. L. Biggs
J. H. Burch
Eldon Lewis
W. H. Cooper
Roy Burch
Edward Cooper
C. T. Burch
J. A. Batson
J. C. Lewis
Wilma Kinzer
A. T. Burks
Cecil Humphrey
Clara Lee Humphrey
Alaska
Soviet Russia
One Taboo a Girl Can Forget When She Wants Relief
An article promotes CARDUI as a remedy for nervousness headaches and cramps due to periodic functional causes. It claims CARDUS acts as a tonic to awaken appetites aid digestion and build resistance when taken three days before menses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardus
Cardui
ORC Auxiliary Luncheon Planned at Bumpus Home
The Queen City of the Plains Division No. 245 Auxiliary to the Order of Railway Conductors will hold its April luncheon at 12:30 tomorrow in Mrs. B. B. Bumpus home at 2114 Taylor Street. Hostesses are Mesdames R. E. Payne N. R. Sparks Lera Stewart and Miss Carolee Payne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. R. C. Auxiliary
B. B. Bumpus
Taylor Street
R. E. Payne
Lera Stewart
N. R. Sparks
Carolee Payne
Queen City of the Plains Division
P. E. O. Chapter To Hold Luncheon
Chapter B of the P. E. O. Sisterhood will hold a luncheon at the home of Mrs. H. A. at o clock with Mrs. W. M. Leachman and Mrs. C. F. Milner as assistant hostesses. Globe News Want Ads Get Results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. E. O. Sisterhood
H. A. Appleby
Hayden Street
W. M. Leachman
C. F. Milner
Globe News
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. F. Gahns
Oliver Eakle
Victory Command
Serween
Downtown
Uso
Amarillo
First Baptist Business Women's Circle
Minnie Melfroy
George Parr
Florida Street
Junior Business Women's Club
Capitol Hotel
AII
James Farwell
West Sixteenth Avenue
Bob Kesterson
A. A. U. W. Evening Historical Study Group
Jewell Davis
Open Forum Club
Jessie Castleman
Fillmore Street
Lincoln Street
San Jacinto Kiwani-Anns
Homer Jacobs
Virginia Street
C. I. W._Club
Red Cross
Ladies In Waiting Club
Johnson Street
Parent-Teacher Association
el Martes Sewing Club
B. W. Sory
Maryland Street
Lone Star Roller Canary Bird Club
E. N. Barnett
Bob Underwood
Bobby and
Nancy
W. R. Ballard
J. E. McClurkin
Mattea McClurkin
M. L. Webb
E. B. Graham
Dean Tanner
Esther Dellis
Lester O. Hasley
Betty Bird
Co. I. W. Bowling Group
Banner Bowl
L’aiguille Club
Dysart
Belleview Street
O. E
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion’ Hall
Miracle Book Club
North
Amarillo Rebekah Lodge
Poplar Grove
Woodmen Circle
W. O. W. Hall
Victory Club
W. D. Kerns
North McMasters Street
E. M. Burnett
Fourteenth Avenue
H. A Appleby
C. F. Milnar
St. Francis Yacht Club
Col
Joel Watson
Freeman KS Flowers
Washington
White & Kirk
Futte Fition
Ations Druggist Druggi
Jean Hiatt
Catherine Loving
Polly Whiddon
Betty Blake
Pat Wood
Catherine DeFries
Sara Cates
Ima Jean Barton
Gracie Allen
Tyrone
Cary
Charles Boyer
Everett
Kelly
Paul Whiteman
Paul
George
Humphrey
East 12Th Avenue
Marie Earle
Herbert Drug
Prescription
U. S. Marine Corps Women’s Reserve
ORC
Massachusetts Humane Society
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Bewley's Sew Shop
van Buren
Sanitone
Dhone
Vanity Fair
Blackburn ‘Bros
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