Wedding Vows Are Exchanged in Albuquerque Ceremony
Zella Groves hosts a home wedding as Miss Dorothy Stone and John Arthur Gordon unite in a double ring ceremony at the bride’s parents’ home in Amarillo. Dr A D Foreman Jr officiates. matron of honor Jane Boyett and best man A J Haverstick attend. The couple plans residence at 410 East Ninth.
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Albuquerque
Dayton
Ohio
A. D. Foreman, Jr
First Baptist Church
Bond
Jane Boyett
A. J. Haverstick
Queen City of the
Rebekah Hall
Rosebuds
Dorothy Stone
Harverstick
Amarillo College play highlighted at Federation Club tea
Mrs Townsend Douglas opened the program with welcome remarks as Mrs E G Powell led the event. Joanna Jo Broadway and Viola Wilson performed songs while the one act play The Fisherman by Amarillo College students directed by Shaheen Barker was presented. Jerry Josey and Jerry Dye contributed violin pieces and a spring themed tea featured guests and a long list of attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend Douglas
E. G. Powell
Joanna Jo Broadway
Viola Wilson
Fair Land
Thomas
Lang
Amarillo College
Shaheen Barker
Jerry Josey
Jerry Dye
Miynarski
Friml
Douglas
E.G. Powell
W. R. Scott
Harrell Bailey
Armand Dowie
Mesdames K. C. Gentry
J. M. Davis
P.M. Clauser
Jon. Landreth
L. D. Chedester
V. Hulton
RH. Turner
V. Renttro
E. Chaddock
Ba Matchett
P. P Rumph
Ben Scott
N. V. Moss
J.C. Lilly
O'Brien Thompson
L. L.ru Geutt
Russell Bowles
G.C. King
WT. Hazlewood
Pred Warren
H. C Linnen
H. A. Hunter
W. Crawford
G. G. Harwell
W. G. Routh
RB. Wingate Me
HE Knight
RD. Hopson
Mesdames
M. Allen Baker
Harol Richey
B. Sandidge
Guy Bailey
Bill Armstrong
W. H. Lamb
Tari Sparks
Glen Casey
Fart O'Keefe
Robert Wilson
Bill Elliott
James J. R Whatley
Glen W. Askew
Warne Jones
Grace Wolfe
Jack Wolfe
J. B Milligan
James F. Cobb
Earl W. Green
James C. Sherrill
KW. Kendrick
Arlo Kelly
Don Blair
J.T. Merriman
D. W. Travis
Homer Rice
Omer Jacob
Edwin McReynolds
van Allm
JR. Estes
HH. McCollum
A. R. Watson
A. H. Mabry
Cecil Smith
Ellis Buchanan
Miss Joanna
Broadway
Mesdames RE Abbott
LD. Biasingame
W. H. Brian
Pat Dean
J.C. DeWald
Roy Dowie
Byron Ellis
T. F. Gilbert
W. L. Hickerson
RL. Moore
J. H Nichols
R.h.owens
EG. Powell
Clair McCollum
B. M Daniels
Rey Richards
Hillcrest
Amarillo AAUW Hears Taft Hartley Talk At Home Meeting
Amarillo Branch members of the American Association of University Women heard attorney E. E. Jordan discuss the Taft Hartley Labor Law at a meeting hosted by Mrs. G. R. Vanderpool at 2005 Monroe. Assisting hosts were Mrs. J. B. Conrad and Miss Louise Cropp. Attendees included Nettie Crane Louise Cropp Marcella Brewer Bonnie Schenck Elvira McKissick Ellie Bryan Emma Freeman Jo Johnston Bertie Warren Marie Luna Dr Loraine Bruce and several named spouses and members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
American Association of University Women
E. E. Jordan
Taft-Hartley Labor Law
G. R. Vanderpool
Monroe
J. B. Conrad
Louise Cropp
Nettie Crane
Marcella Brewer
Bonnie Schenck
Elvira McKissick
Ellie Bryan
Emma Freeman
Jo Johnston
Bertie Warren
Marie Luna
Loraine Bruce
John’ Hodges
C. C. Bef
Joe McKaskill
Circle Features Missionary Topic at Women’s Circle Meeting
Business Women’s Circle met at Mrs. John Davis’s home on Line Street with Mrs. M. E. Jenkins and Mrs. Allen White assisting. Mrs. W. L. Keaton chaired the meeting, Mrs. Theresa Sparks led the devotional, and Mrs. T. A. Hurley presented the missionary topic. Refreshments followed for listed members and guests including Mrs. Don Blair and Mrs. R. C. Sherrod.
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Business
John Davis
M. E. Jenkins
Allen White
W. L. Keaton
Theresa Sparks
T. A. Hurley
Charles Bebout
J. ©. Temple
Elsie Montgomery
Theres Sparks
Fred Hale
Irene Barker
Blance Spurlock
Lillian Constable
Don Blair
R. C.sherrod
Bell gender: feminine in many countries and referred to as she
Across many cultures bells are treated as feminine symbols and are personified as she in speech and tradition. This gendering appears in language, folklore, and cultural references, reflecting long standing symbolic associations.
Plan Youth Center Carnival Dance at San Jacinto
The San Jacinto Youth Center will host a carnival dance Saturday night sponsored by the reformed Youth Council. The event targets juniors to college age students with 8 pm start, sorority booths, dancing, games, contests, and a floor show. Admission is 10 cents with 25 stag entries.
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San Jacinto
Leningrad
China
Association Plans Dance Security Benefit
The association convened in business session last night at Rebekah Hall 2007 West Sixth. HM Britt presided and led discussion followed by a dance. Next Monday night at 9 Leap Year Dance and social in Rebekah Hall 2807 Sixth. West PHILATHEA CLASS LUNCHEON MEET First Baptist Church Philathea Class will luncheon Friday at 12:30 in the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dance Security Benefit Association
Rebekah Hall
West Sixth
HM Britt
West
Baptist Church Philathea
Nabisco 100% Bran Ad Promotes Finer Milled Bran
An advertisement touts Nabisco 100% Bran as finer milled for quicker internal action and better taste. It urges trying the product tomorrow and advises seeing a doctor if constipation persists.
Colonial Dames Hold Meeting At Curtis Home
Colonial Dames of the 17th Century discussed current topics at a meeting last evening held at Mrs. J. O. Curtis home on Polk Street. Mrs. L. N. Pittman, president, led the business session and social hour followed for a list of ladies including A. Granberg A. E. Meyer Tom Currie J. O. Curtis I. N. Pittman Mary K. Harty W. C. Hubbell Annie L. McDonald Grace Meyer Cora Avery Maude Fletcher and Ruth Ann Tolbert.
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Richard Henry Lee
J. O. Curtis
Polk
L. N. Pittman
A. Granberg
A. E. Meyer
Tom Currie
I. N. Pittman
Mary K. Harty
W.C. ‘Hub
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Culture Club
TEA Woman's Page
Cone Start Proto
Twentieth Century Culture Club
Federation Club
W. L. Scott
Aauw Group
ineWormat
Plan Youth Center
Betty’s Beauty Salon
NEE Noor
Bulagprins
Bula Fay
Taylor
Amarillo Tent & Awning CO. Inc
Adams
Silver Grill
Fourth and
Tyler
Les Grill
Marizon’s
Nevo
Path Street
Amaulle
Taos
Ozarka
Ozark Mountains
Arkansas
Panhandle
Howard
Myra Kay
Marizon's
Polk, Amarillo
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