Amarillo D A R program features youngster violinist virtuosic style
Virgil Sonny Boy Welch six year old entertained Llano Estacado Chapter D A R at Amarillo Country Club with Gold Mine in the Sky and other pieces. Hall Axtell ensemble presented Indian Fantasy and Texas Heroes while Mrs Nickell and Mrs Turner reported on the Denton conference and the largest chapter charter in the United States. The meeting included remarks on National Defense through Patriotic Education and a W P A open house invitation with refreshments afterwards.
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Amarillian
Virgil
Sonny Boy’ Welch
Rubinoff
Llano Estacado
Daughters of the American Revolution
Amarillo Country Club
Axtell Music Studios
Hall Axtell
Robert Axtell
Bern
United States
Hubbard
Texas State College For Women
Texas
D. A. R. Chapters
Molly O’daniel
Mesdames Turner
H. Bank Jones
F. G. Dennis
Richard Coke
C. L. Killgore
J. W. Lee
John K. Boyce
H Ashcraft
T. L. Rhodes
Turner
Nickell
Cora Crotty
William Pirschell
B. F. Harper
J. O. Curtis
L. V. Bentley
Louis M Teed
A. R. Granberg
E. B. Harris
A. B. Goldston
John McKnight
Stanley Marsh
L. G. Hollis
L. B. Jenkins
Clarendon
J. E. Griggs
E. H. Shauffer
John Ballard
J. I. Kendrick
Sherrill Boyd
Dorothy Dutton
Maude Fletcher
Annie McDonald
Rhodes
Lee
Rush Series Continues With Sorority Breakfast Event
Alpha Alpha Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held another rush party morning event at Aronson Tea Room with four pledges Laura Lee Davis Marion Gross Mary Vineyard and Juanita Simmons. Rosemary Selover president gave welcome address and read a telegram from former director Mrs. C. H. Scales of Lubbock. The breakfast featured a spring flower motif and most members attended.
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Alpha Alpha Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Aronson Tea Room
Laura Lee Davis
Marion Gross
Mary Vineyard
Juanita Simmons
Rosemary Selover
C. H. Scales
Lubbock
District Church Women Hear Reports in Amarillo Session
A large crowd of church women from across the district gathered at St. Andrews Episcopal Church for the Amarillo Council of Church Women meeting. District president Mrs. J. W. Sanders presided, with reports from auxiliaries in Plainview Canyon Hereford Pampa Blackwell Okla Ardmore Okla. The afternoon roundtable discussed the El Paso state convention theme Building Doors Through Friendship. The Texas council outlined four projects including Bible placement in schools migrant survey delegation to the national convention and China relief.
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el Paso
Amarillo
Oklahoma City Minister Conducts Revival at Line Avenue Baptist
Rev. T. D. Sumrall of Oklahoma City is leading a revival series at Line Avenue Baptist Church this week. Services start at 10 a.m. and 8 p.m., announced Pastor H. T. Sullivan.
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T. D. Sumrall
Oklahoma City
Line Avenue Baptist Church
H. T. Sullivan
Urban Life Too Much For Two Rare Ferrets
Denver resident Robert Dietrich found two rare ferrets within city limits and donated them for mounting at the Colorado Museum of Natural History after a prior hunter offered a longer specimen. He also reported seeing six ferrets together in the city late at night. The museum holds a live albino chipmunk captured by Burr Lobdell in Cowdrey, noted for its continued whiteness and doubt about it changing to brown.
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Denver
U.P
Robert Dietrich
Colorado Museum of Natural History
Dietrich
Burr Lobdell
Cowdrey
Colo
El Navegar Club Meeting at Mrs Wanser Home
El Navegar Club will meet at 2 30 o clock Thursday afternoon with Mrs Wanser at 3903 Fountain Terrace for a travel program. Mrs Huff will discuss the Philippine Islands and Mrs Boulware will discuss Hawaii.
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el Navegar Club
Friendry Chat Sewing Club Meeting Report
The Friendry Chat Sewing Club met at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. M. Spilman 1022 West Twelfth Avenue. Eight members attended with knitting crocheting and refreshments.
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J. M. Spilman
West Twelfth Avenue
Leonard Smith
Cleveland Street
Tin supplies in the United States imported from major sources
Supplies of tin consumed in the United States are imported principally from British Malaya, the United Kingdom, Netherlands India and other producers.
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United States
British Malaya
United Kingdom
Netherlands
India
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AAUW
The
American Association of University Women
Ross Floyd
Rosemont Street
Martin
Woman's Council of the First Christian Church
Fellowship Hall
Sonny Boy
Ava Ruth Reed
Bill Reed
Buchanan Street
8. J. Aronson
New Spring Fabrics
Polk
Lou Ue
Aus
A. D. French
Plainview
Canyon
Hereford
Pampa
Blackwell
Okla
Ardmore
5. F. Wanser
Kellogg
Kellogg's
Battle Creek
Kellogg Company
News-Globe
White King
Clapp’s
RINSO
Lifebuoy
Lux
Butter Brookfield Creamery
Laura Wheeler
Amarillo Globe
Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Avenue
New York
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lydia BE
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