Courtesies Given for Gene Farley Before Wedding
Mrs. Gene Farley Harriman Jr was honored with pre nuptial events last week. Mrs Cecil Hunter and Mrs Dory Detton hosted a kitchen shower and spaghetti supper at 2812 Ridgemere with rose corsages and an orchid for the honoree. A luncheon at the Herring Hotel by Mrs Jack Hardin featured a carnation corsage and a snapdragon centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. G. Harriman, Jr
Gene Farrey
Cecil Hunter
Dory Detton
Hunter
Ridgemere
Miss Farley
Mesdames
Jack Hardin
Otto Mangold
Irene West
Cal Farley
Sherman Harriman
Armand Dowie
Joe Freeman
Cecil Mid- Gaugh
Eisses
Bessie Boone
Dorothy Doolin
Jean Austin
Vesta O'Dell
Marilyn van Ausdall
Carr
Herring Hotel
Burglars Take Tires From Bowlin Service Station
Two new tires and about 30 cents in pennies were taken last night from Bowlin Service Station at Tenth and Harrison. Police said the building was entered by breaking a rear window during the burglary.
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Bowlin
Tenth and
Harrison
Town wear for teen-agers Sew-N-Sew Club meets
Sew-N-Sew Club members were guests at Mrs. Preston Garrett’s home at 817 West Seventh. Afternoon sewing entertained Mesdames Cloyce Gordon Carter Veazey Virgil Lemaster and the hostess. The next meeting is Friday April 25 at 2 PM at Mrs. Ernest Garrison’s home 2509 North West Second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Garrett
West Seventh
Summer town wear for teens goes washable and stylish
New York fashion notes show washable cottons and rayons ideal for summer. Darker fabrics resist sun and heat and stay colorfast. Items include navy gingham jacket dresses and sun ready ensembles that convert from town to country with clever layering. Only one seventh of Iceland is cultivable.
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New York
NEA
Samy Wiusens Geesizms Gcare
COL- Ton
MOL Class Luncheon at First Baptist Church
Members of the MOL Class gathered for the monthly luncheon and business session at the First Baptist Church. Mrs. J H Cureton gave the invocation and Mrs. J R Rown tree, the president, led the discussion. Various ladies were noted at the serving tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
J. H. Cureton
J. R. Rowntree
D. B. Roberson
W. F. Meacham
J. W. Hollingsworth
R. F. Ivey
L. E. Rudrauff
J. W. Hill
S. F. Pelton
J. W. Saunders
H. F. Saunders
Waco
R. F Stewart
J. R. Keeling
J. P. Block
H. W. Pitts
P. K. Brian
Catholic Women Hear Address at Umbarger Meeting
The Diocesan Council of Catholic Women held a district meeting in Umbarger with over 100 members. Archbishop FitzSimon of Amarillo urged unity to combat Communism and said women should be the home’s conscience under Christ. Mrs. J Kiser of Pampa discussed the Catholic section’s influence on home and youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diocesan Council of Catholic Women
Umbarger
Lawrence FitzSimon
Amarillo
J. Kiser
Pampa
Woman's Page notes Sixty-Six Home Demonstration Club meeting
The Sixty-Six Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. A. L. Odneal’s home. Mrs. S. F. Benge presided, secretary-treasurer resigned. Mrs. George Brunson appointed. Demonstrations included invisible hemming and inserting zippers. A personal shower honored Miss Betty Rozell. Next meeting set May 2 at 2 in Mrs. Bridges’ home and 2:30 in Mrs. Ratcliff’s home with social hour and host awards. Prize listings and fiddling acts noted for upcoming event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Odneal
Concho
S. F. Benge
J. D. Bridges
George Brunson
F. G. Gang
Betty Rozell
Mesdames
J. -. Carver
S. G. Gangwere
Edward Raef
E. W. Jicha
Louise Benge
West Thirteenth
Home Arts Club Votes Donation and Welcomes New Members
Mrs. H. C. Kendrick, 92, Bowie, hosted the Home Arts Club meeting led by President Mrs. C. O. Hess. The group voted a donation to the San Jacinto Youth Center and welcomed two new members, Mrs. Don Boyd and Mrs. W. L. Finklea. Plans were made for a birthday party and gift exchange on May 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Kendrick
Bowie
Home Arts Club
C. O. Hess
San Jacinto
Don Boyd
W. L. Finklea
Old Fiddlers Contest Set For April 30
Ten top bow and string artists compete for 200 dollar first prize in the final sessions of the Old Fiddlers Contest scheduled April 30 at Municipal Auditorium Cliff Harris co promoter said today. The two night event began with eliminations reducing to ten finalists after the first night. The second night was canceled due to stormy weather.
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Municipal Auditorium
Cliff Harris
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White O Kirk
Amebirce
By Epsie Kinard
Iceland
Soft Water Service
Soft Water Service CO
Blackburn Bros
Gromed
Washington
Jerry Ratcliff
Travis
Claude Betson
D. W. Britain
Eugene Elder
W. J. Fiesher
W. E. Laseter
Art McKay
R. M. Rose
J. R. Rushmer
Harris
C. E. Loter
Wheeler
Eck Robertson
Wes Campbell
Levelland
N. PF. Fox
Delmar Shirley
Friona
Les Beard
Calvin Brown
Plainview
Hugh Roden
Gene Sewell
Granite
Oklahoma
George Cockrell
Will Rogers
Luscious
Amarillo Ice CO
Coolerators
Lockerators
Progress Vitalaires
Monroe
Smith & Sons
N. Fillmore
French Cleaners
W. Fifth
Panoirico
Miramar
Panhandle
Santfon
Ohne
Dhone
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