District Convention At Pampa Concluded
The Seventh District Texas Federation of Women's Clubs will be hosted by Lubbock next year after the Pampa convention. President Mrs Ward L. Kinard presided with Mrs G. O. McGinty as second vice president. Dr James P Cornette of West Texas State College addressed the closing session on woman’s opportunities and responsibilities in the New Era.
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Lubbock
Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs
Pampa
Wesley S. Izzard
Amarillo
L. L. C. Kinard
Memphis
O. M. McGinty
Spur
J. A. Hull
Canyon
Lee Foster
American Way of Life
James P. Cornette
F of Canyon
West Texas State College
Cornette
Chris
Double-Ring Ceremony Unites Maudie Braham and J J Pope
Maudie Braham and J J Pope wed in a double ring ceremony at Line Avenue Baptist Church with Rev. J W Sisemore officiating. Maid of honor Miss Evelyn Johnson and best man Herman Jones stood beside them as guests noted western motif decorations and a noon luncheon in Amarillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Jones
Alabama
Maudie Braham
J.J
Cornette
Sue
Pk Carnatons
Amarillo
Tenance
California
South Texas
Palomino Ac Century Culture Club of Pampacessories
Pope
Auxiliary Luncheon Dine and Dance Planned by Panhandle Group
Members of the Panhandle Geological Society Auxiliary held a bridge luncheon to finalize plans for a dinner dance scheduled Friday evening April 16 at the Mexican Inn. Hostesses for the May 3 luncheon were Mrs. H E Brady and Mrs. Fred Alexander. High bridge prize went to Mrs. Pat Meholin and low to Mrs. James D McLean. Prospective members included Mesdames E C Gemblet H B Bishop and Hugh Garrison. Present were numerous members and guests including Mrs. Lewis Benz of Guymon Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tnn
HE. Brady
Fred Alexander
Bridge
Pat Meholin
Low
James D. McLean
Mesdames EC. Gemblet
H. B. Bishop
Hugh Garrison
Mesdames
N. D. Bartlett
J. L. Darnell
J. D. McLean
D. L. Potter
H. D. Me
L. Knight
LB. Puritt Jr
Peter Damm
Ray C. Morris
Larry W. Oles
J. D. Thompson
Joe Fortenberry
W. A. Doty, Jr
BW. Fosshage
Pat Mcholin
E. A. Paschal
W. F. Lamb
J. H. Tarver
Fred
Miss Oleta Snell Speaks on Chile Mission Work
Society hears Miss Oleta Snell, Chile missionary, at First Baptist Church Women’s Missionary Society. She describes Chile customs, climate, and Baptist Seminary work in Santiago. Members view Chilean handicrafts. plan April 16 trip to Wayland College, Plainview by chartered bus.
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Oleta Snell
Chile
First Baptist, Church Women’s Missionary Society
Miss Snell
Baptist
Santiago
Ray Richards
Lillie Hundrey
Wayland College
Plainview
A Watson
Church Ladies Lesson Study Noted at First Christian
Members of the First Christian Church Woman's Council met in the church parlor with Mrs. E. M. Frist presiding. The program on Stewardship featured Mrs. H. W. McCue, devotion by Mrs. Charles Smith, and a two piano piece by Mrs. J Ernest Stroud and Mrs. McCarty. Mrs. Strickland directed a lesson on New Testament the Book of Life as Circle 4 hosted a tea for about 60 attendees.
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First
Christian Church Woman's Council
E. M. Frist
H. W. McCue
H. A. Hunter
Charles Smith
J. Ernest Stroud
P. S. Sang
W. P. Strickland
Circle 4
Circles Meet at First Presbyterian Church Woman's Council
The First Presbyterian Church Woman's Council held a joint meeting organized by the Clara Hepburn Circle. Mrs. E. L. Dewey presided. Mrs. G. E. Erlandson sang We Would Be Building with Mrs. C. D. Nobles at the piano. Mrs. Parr led devotions and Mrs. Stone and Mullins presented a lesson on Great Decisions. Spring blossoms decorated the tea table. hostesses included Mesdames Jackson Hon J. M. Benesch E. M. Benesch Zelsmaan and Murray Elson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church Woman's Council
E. L. Dewey
Clara Hepburn
G. E. Erlandson
C.D. Nobles
John Parr
Frank Stone
P. V. Mullins
Mesdames Jackson
J. M. Benesch
E. M. Benesch
Zelsmaan
Murray Elson
Rebekah Lodge Drill Practice At Rebekah Hall
Rebekah Lodge members met at the Rebekah Hall on West Sixth with Miss Wilma Pirschell presiding. Visitor Mrs. Reta Turner attended. The drill team rehearsed for the district association meeting in Hereford on April 26. Thirty three members were served refreshments. Sumatra’s sole cement factory, badly war damaged, began limited production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xin Yacinto Kevexan Lodge
Rebekah Hall
West Sixth
Wilma Pirschell
Noble’ Grand
Reta Turner
Oklahoma City
District Association
Hereford
Woman's Society of Christian Service meets at Methodist Church
The Woman's Society of Christian Service held a meeting in the church parlor with Mrs. Vernon Stanley leading prayer. They announced a co-presidents' meeting for Amarillo District at Tenth Avenue Methodist Church next Tuesday and noted reports on Plainview conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnth Avenue
Woman's Society of Christian Servce
Vernon Stanley
Amarillo
Tenth Avenue Methodist Church
J. D. McMinn
Californi
Stanley
Plainview
George Shull
B.A Wossum
C. H. Nanley
Alice Hester
Lee Stanford
Great Prayers Perdue and a guest Bible study
On Thursday April 8 1948 at the Church of Redding the society will begin a Bible study on Great Prayers Perdue and a guest Mrs Will with participants Wilson Bill Nance Paul Norman H C Russell C H Nunley D H beginning at noon or 2 o'clock.
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Wilson
Bill Nance
Paul Norman
H. C. Russell
C. H. Nunley
D. H
Perdue
Mrs
Will
Bible
Redding
Next Week on Wednesday After News Globe Want Ads Get Res
The notice indicates a Wednesday event following the News-Globe Want Ads segment. It outlines scheduling or rescheduling details tied to the publication’s classified section.
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News-Globe
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Clapp
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East 40Th Street
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Foone
J. I. Pope
Panhandle Geological Society
Mexican Inn
Society
Field
Stanton Field
Los Angeles
Marie Earle
Herbert Drug
Polk
Lydia E. Pinkham
Som'uno
America
Regent’s Shoes
Rebekah Lodge
Sumatra
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Navy
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Sybil Hat Shop
E. 6Th Street
Path Street
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