American Legion Auxiliary President to Visit Amarillo Tonight
State Auxiliary president Mrs. George S. Berry of Lubbock will visit Amarillo tonight as part of a tour for the national president Mrs. William Corwith. The schedule includes a hospital tour, luncheon, and joint Legionnaires and Auxiliary events with local clubs and chapters.
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American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
Veterans’ Hospital
Herring Hotel
Legionnaires
Legion Hall
William Corwith
Rockville Centre
N. Y
George S Berry
Lubbock
Berry
Waco
Newcastle High School
West Texas State College
Texas Technological College
Young County
George S. Berry
Signal Corps
Preferential Tea Hosted by Beta Sigma Phi Chapter Gamma Iota
The Gamma Iota chapter hosted a preferential tea at Miss Clemen tine Drexler’s home on Jefferson Street. Pledges Rae Thrush Laura Bennett Dorothy Toal Betty Lea Cason Marjory Clark and Jo Hamrick signed cards. Attendees included Miss Drexler Miss Huffhines Mrs Alyne Freeman and others. The program featured welcome remarks by Marie Everett two vocal solos by Janice Black piano by Elaine Fleming and Ethel Crane presided at a flowered tea table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice Black
Elaine Fleming
Ethel Crane
Mrs. Huffhines
Flossie Rodgers
Ruth Herron
Inez Hill
Frances Real
Kathryn O Neill to Be Presented in Recital at Conservatory
Kathryn O Neill, piano pupil of Bonnye Beth Baker and dramatic pupil of Thelma Allen Martin, will be presented in recital tonight at 8 o clock at the Musical Arts Conservatory 1710 Tyler Street. Jean Howze, pianist, will assist. Friends and music lovers are invited.
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Kathryn O'Neill
Bonnye Beth Baker
Thelma Allen Martin
Musical Arts Conservatory
Tyler Street
Jean Howze
Prominent Texas Auxiliary Leaders To Visit Lubbock Amarillo
Camp Vail attorney from Lubbock Allen Bros Post 148 commander in 1935 chairs state rehabilitation committee. Mrs Berry longtime PTA and UDC leader visiting sisters in Amarillo and brother in Lubbock. Mrs Corwith to speak at child welfare luncheon with Mrs Hess coordinating reservations tonight.
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Camp Vail
N. J
Allen Bros. Post
Lubbock
State Legion Organization
Berry
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Daughters of the American Revolution
Order of the Eastern Star
Texas Teachers’ Association
Parent-Teacher Association
Amarillo
J. M. Webb
West Tenth Avenue
Ola Irene Hughes
Harrison Street
A. M. Weisenman
Polk Street
Elizabeth Watson
Corwith
Texas
Herring Hotel
C. Oo.hess
Holt-Littau Wedding Is Announced
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Betty E. Holt and Robert L. Littau on March 30 in Clovis New Mexico with close friends present. The bride is the Holt couple's daughter of Spruce Street, the groom is Groth of Syracuse New York, and he works at St. Anthony's Hospital. The Littaus reside here.
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Betty E. Holt
Robert L. Littau
Clovis
N. M
I. M. Holt
Spruce Street
Paul Groth
Syracuse
N. Y
St. Anthony's Hospital
Littau
Miss Smith Hostess as Bridal Luncheon Held at Blackstone
Miss Mary Frances Smith hosts a luncheon at the Blackstone Cafe in honor of her upcoming marriage to Jack Yak ley. Attending were her mother Mrs A F Smith her sister Miss Kitty Smith both of Iola Kan and Misses Alice Hurlock and Jean Exiine.
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Mary Frances Smith
Jack Yakley
Blackstone Cafe
A. F. Smith
Kitty Smith
Iola, Kan
Alice Hurlock
Jean Exiine
Pleasant Valley Club Entertained by Mrs Frampton
The Pleasant Valley Help-Your- Neighbor Club was entertained at the home of Mrs. Les Frampton. A covered dish lunch followed, then members attended the Globe- News Cooking School at the Municipal Auditorium. Eight members attended and the group will meet April 25 with Mrs. Jess Hunsaker.
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Pleasant Valley Club
Pleasant Valley
Les Frampton
Globe- News
Municipal Auditorium
Jess Hunsaker
Frances Asbury to Wed O N Hooker in New Orleans
Miss Frances Asbury and O N Hooker plan a June 6 wedding in New Orleans following graduations. Frances Asbury, daughter of H A Asbury of 1932 Harrison Street, earned a B S in chemistry at Sophie Newcomb College. Hooker, son of Mr. and Mrs. George C. Cortright of Rolling Fork, Miss, will receive an M D from Tulane University.
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H. A. Asbury
Harrison Street
Frances
O. N. Hooker
George C. Cortright
Rolling Fork
Miss Asbury
Sophie Newcomb
Tulane University
New Orleans
Amarillo College
Phi Theta Kappa
National Honor Society
Kappa Delta Chi
Cotillion Club
Hooker
Some-R-Set Bridge Club to Meet Tuesday
The Some-R-Set Bridge Club will meet at 2 o clock tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs H H Horne 2115 Pierce Street.
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Co. W. Farr
Hughes Street
P. L. Bottoms
Bill Armstrong
Round Dozen Needle Club
BE. A
Crockett Street
Tiny Bridge Club
John W. Lee
Onroe Street
el Martes Needle Club
W. L. Riley
Pierce Street
HH Horne
H. H. Horne
Polly Bilgri Hosts Alpha Alpha Chapter Tea at 1706 Jackson
Miss Polly Bilgri hosted a preferential tea for Alpha Alpha Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi at her home, 1706 Jackson Street. In the receiving line were Virginia Leigh Rogers Rosemary Selover Lois Smith and Helen McCabe with guests Mary K Utterback Lillian Meade and Helen McCabe at the tea table.
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Polly Bilgri
Alpha Alpha Chapter
Beta, Sigma Phi Sorority
Jackson Street
Virginia Leigh Rogers
Rosemary Selover
Lois Smith
Helen McCabe
Mary K. Utterback
Lillian Meade
Smoke
Herbert
Jean Wright
Gamma Iota Chapter
Waters of
Minnetonka
Lieurance
Gillespie
Don Caldwell McLain
Marion Gross
Juanita Simmons
A Vineyard
Laura Lee Dav
Joyce Martin
Augusta Diven
Ann McWilliams
Edith Plunk
Marian Rosenwald
Fraternity Affiliations Highlight Mississippi and Tulane Members
The subject is a member of Delta Kappa Epsilon at the University of Mississippi, with honorary senior fraternity M. O. A. K. S and the M Club. At Tulane University he joins Phi Chi, a medical fraternity.
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University of Mississippi
Delta Kappa Epson
Tulane
Phi Chi
Central Junior High PTA to Meet for Program Tuesday
Patrons and friends of Central Junior High School are invited to attend a PTA meeting Tuesday afternoon at 3 o clock in the high school armory. The physical education department will present a demonstration of folk dances tumbling ping pong volleyball and other activities with boys and girls participating. A group from the music department will assist with the program.
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Central Junior High Pta
The
Central Junior High School
Schip
T. A
Pull the Trigger on Lazy Bowels and Pepsin-ize Stomach
An advertisement promotes Dr Caldwell's native Senna with Syrup Pepsin as a laxative and stomach aid. It claims Pepsin dissolves undigested protein in the stomach and Senna stimulates lazy bowels, offering stomach comfort and relief from gas belching and acidity.
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Dr. Caldwell
Senna
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Amarillo College Department of Fine Arts
College Auditorium
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Federation
Poplar Grove
Woodman Circle
Jewell Crites
Hillcrest Street
Quincy Dickey
Open Forum Club
George Parr
Rose Bowl Tea Room
Roy A. Reech
Taos
Pop Chalee
P.E.O
Aronson Tea Room
Floyd Studer
Washington Street
Eben D. Warner
Howard Scott
Ani of Peo
Joe Welds
Forest Street
L’aiguille Club
H. H. Corn
the Panhandle Pen Women
J. W. Cheney
Madison Street
Johnson Street School
P.T.A
Friendship Club
A. J. Stump
Fillmore Street
Nap Os
First Baptist Church
J. Elkins
Ong Street
Lone Star Roller Canary Bird Club
C. H. VanFleet
Bonnye Beth Parker
Con‘atory
Amarillo Music “Teachers Guild
Janet McNeil
Oscar Wise
Martha
A. E. Petty
Marisa Keeney
Wendolyn Gene Farley
Cathedral 1
Bethany
River Road
Pauline Bullock
Florida Street
San Jacinto Kiwani-Anns
John Massard
West
Ninth Avenue
W. D Howren
E. M. Benesch
Kentucky Street
Masonic Hall
Wild Rose Lodge No. 312
Amarillo Rebekah Lodge
Miracle Book Club
North Taylor Street
Fundamental Bible
Della Crittenden
George 8. Berry
White
Kira
Arden
Holt-Littau
Miss Smith
Frances Asbury
Asbury-Hooker
Globe-News
Bennette Moore Photo
Batiste
Accessories
Chapter Tea
John Furbach
Sil Polk
Sea Island
Gabardines
White & Kirk
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