Co Workers Class Luncheon at Polk Street Church
Members of the Polk Street Methodist Church Co Workers Class gathered in Fellowship Hall for a luncheon and business session led by president Mrs. E. H. Kramer. Dr. Neal D. Cannon opened with invocation, Mrs. J. H. Cooper accompanied singing, and a nominating committee was announced. The group pledged 100 to the Potter County Blood Bank to honor Dr. Robert Coffee, with a tea planned in May and the next meeting set for May 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk Street Methodist Church Co-Workers
Fellowship Hall
Neal D. Cannon
Robert Douglas
J. H. Cooper
A. L. Timmons
E. H. Kramer
Jason Robberson
Mesdames
J. C. Richardson
Powell Combs
H. C. Holman
A. D. Lidia
Potter County
Robert Coffee
Kramer
Felix Mandell Honored At Elks Club Bon Voyage Party
Mrs. Manly Walker and Mrs. Ned Miller hosted a bon voyage party at the Elks Club honoring Felix Mandell. Mandell plans to depart April 22 for Houston to visit his son Buddy Mandell and family before heading to New York and Europe. He sails May 4 from New York City for France Switzerland and Italy. Guests included J. Maggard, Floyd Lacekey, Clifford Fleeck, Max Corbin, Ned Miller, Manly Walker, and Patty Ann Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manly Walker
Ned Miller
Elks Club
Felix Mandell
Floyd Lacekey
Clifford Fleeck
Max Corbin
Patty Ann Miller
Gift Shower Honors Mrs Elmer Evans in Home Event
Mrs Elmer Evans was honored with a pink and blue gift shower Monday afternoon at 916 North Houston, hosted by Mrs Carl Walser with co host Mrs Z J Fairchield. Attending were Mesdames James Shaffer C W Carson Carl Fulton Roy Burch G E B Carlile A J Moore Bill Moore EB Inman H O Crist Raymond Evans and Miss Jean Fulton. Sending gifts were Mesdames Don Clay W C Glenn and Carol Craven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Evans
Carl Walser
North Houston
Z. J. Fairchield
James Shaffer
C. W. Carson
Carl Fulton
Roy Burch
G. E B. Carlile
A. J. Moore
Bill Moore
EB. Inman
H. O. Crist
Raymond Evans
Jean Fulton
Don Clay
W. C. Glenn
Carol Craven
Most potential US oil producing areas located in twenty two states
The article notes that most potential oil producing regions in the United States are spread across 22 states, highlighting the geographic distribution of prospective reservoirs and exploration activity. High-density areas include large basins and shale plays with varying levels of development and regulatory environments.
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States
Varied Program Presented at Tea
A guest day tea for the Twentieth Century Culture Club at the Federation Club House featured Rafael Castro on three violin numbers with accompaniment by Russell Curtis. Mildred Spurrier Topp’s Smile Please was reviewed by A B Kirby Jr. A red rose bouquet graced the center of the linen table as members wore rose corsages. Harrell Bailey presided at the punch bowl.
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Twentieth Century Culture Club
Federation Club
Harrell Bailey
Roy Dowie
Rafael Castro
Russell Curtis
A. B. Kirby, Jr
Mildred Spurrier Topp
Roy Cowie
Mesdames
L. B. Newby
Cecil C. Jones
L. E. Yoaham
Les Hail
A. E. Stone
Jack Brown
Robert B. Burnett
Pete Hackley
John Whatley
Madison Fields
Grace Wolfe
Loraine Wright
J. B. Glick
van H. Allm
G. O. Cunningham
L. F. Schuneman
Earl Bailey
M. F. Shaw
Harold Richey
Henry Beverley
L. E. Rudrauff
C. G. Gillespie
Glenn R. Mabry
Mesdames H. A. Hunter
D. G. Robertson
J. L. Bagwell
F. B. Martin
Glen Casey
Charles J. Harris
Laurel Harris
Ralph Cox
Ed Hatchett
R. P. Parcells
Jesse Read
John F. Moyer
Eddie Mann
Nora L. Bruce
M. E. Jacobson
H. E. Knight
R. D. Hopson
Tom Delashaw
Fay Adkins
G. C. King
J. W. Yeary
Delia Ross
H. T. Burton
J. F E. Danner
C. C
Spencer L. Baird
Royal Wertz
Roy M. Cline, Jr
Ed Lynch
Ray C. Goetting
Leon Knupp
James M. Paul
Kenneth C. Bell
Mesdames W. B. Moore
L. V. Dorsch
Ralph McCullough
Allen Lacey
Mayme Campbell
A. P. Jones
John Kenehan
J. E. Guinn
Sam W. Johnson
Maxyne Madden
Jackson
Miss
Garden Club Birthday Luncheon Honors Fifth Year
North Amarillo Garden Club celebrated its fifth birthday with a covered dish luncheon at Mrs. J. R. Shackleford's home. Mrs. Vernon Quine presided, delegates Mrs. Quine and Mrs. Page were chosen for the Tyler state meeting in May, and composting and soil foods were discussed by Mrs. J. H. Johnson. Attendees included many club members and guest Miss Helen Mitchell. The next meeting is scheduled for May 15 at Bennett Hall at 1:45 p.m., with invitation to interested attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Amarillo
F. B. McCown
Reed Beaner
Archie Reed
H. H. Williams, Jr
B. F. Chapman
R. E. Moss
R. H. Howes
J. F. Cook
J. C. Spiller
Doss Thompson
W. R. Hill
Vernon Quine
A. E. Mashburn
R. E B. Hover
Howard Sharp
K. Page
J. H
Auxiliary Holds Called Session for Local 469 Meeting
Auxiliary No 1 of Local 469 IATSE met at Mrs Gillie Brown home to plan an informal installation on April 28. Thelma Cheshire and Sybil Jones appointed installing officers. Colors adopted blue and white. red rose chosen as flower. Attendees included Fl orine Holder, Elizabeth Willoughby, Gillie Brown, Erma Pitts, Betty Patterson, Vida White, Faye Short, Marguerite Scoggin, Alice Shore.
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Gillie Brown
North
Lincoln
Thelma Cheshire
Sybil Jones
Mesdames Florine Holder
Elizabeth Willoughby
Erma Pitts
Betty Patterson
Vida White
Faye Short
Marguerite Scoggin
Alice Shore
Local notices list Cheshire names and meeting details
Thelma Cheshire Maude Cooper Arlene Cheshire and Nita Cheshire are named in a brief social notice. The next meeting is set for May 5 at 7 30 in the home of Mrs Sybil May 3104 Tyler. The item also notes that thirty three states have adopted official birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Cheshire
Maude Cooper
Arlene Cheshire
Nita Cheshire
Sybil May
Tyler
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Roy Doche
Globe-News
Ayds
Mrs. C. D. Wells
Texas
Garden Club
America
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Tucker's Nursery
Washington SP
Landscape Service
Washington
Panhandle
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Barathea
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Polk
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Gordon’‘S
Polk Stree
Amarillo, Texas
Alice Brooks
Amarillo Globe News
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