Shower Honors Mrs Price Colwell at Amarillo Home
A May Day themed shower honored Mrs Price Colwell former Miss Emma Roberson at the home of Mrs Zed Dos hier with the bride crowned Queen of the May. Attendees included Mrs Adams Mr Doshier Mr Roberson and many others with floral baskets and lilac decor. Gifts arrived from numerous friends and hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price Colwell
Cashier
Karl Bishop
Zed Deshier
Joe Adams
K. R. Doshier
Howard Roberson
D. B. Roberson
Cecil Ballard
L. C. Pavillard
W. B. Colwell
EC. Lacy
Lord Roberson
Quy Smyth
Marold Marshall
Anna Bess Stanley
Zed Doshier
M T. Brown
Deward Roberson
Milburn Ray
Hereford
Walter Lowe
Clarendon
Nu Phi Mu junior chapter meets at Minckstown Hotel
Nu Phi Mu sorority junior unit holds a dinner at the Minckstown Hotel with advisor Mrs. Peggy Lamb and members including Mrs. Esther Welch and Mrs. Dolly Pendleton. Attendees listed include Dorothy Rittenberry Mae Jo Winn Melba Baker Mary Lucille Cowie Billie Williard Princes Fryar Dean Reed Ida Lou Holmes Betty Younger Billy Pay Jones Dorothy Latham Maxine Ratcliff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nu Phi Mu
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Minckstown
Peggy Lamb
Esther Welch
Dolly Pendleton
Dorothy Rittenberry
Mae Jo Winn
Melba Baker
Mary Lucille Cowie
Billie Williard
Princes Fryar
Dean Reed
Ida Lou Holmes
Betty Younger
Billy Pay Jones
Dorothy Latham
Maxine Ratcliff
Pilot Club to Sponsor Talk for Nursery Building Fund
The Pilot Club plans a Sunday afternoon talk by Mrs. A B Goldston at 330 o clock at the Book Seller 410 West Tenth Avenue to benefit Amarillo Day Nursery Building Fund. The public is invited and a silver offering will be taken. Mrs Goldston will give an illustrated talk about her prewar trip to Europe. Hostesses are Rosalind Giles Mrs Clark Jinks Mary Lewis Bonita Moore and Mrs C V Oberste.
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Amarillo Day Nursery Building Fund
Pilot Club
A. B. Goldston
West Tenth Avenue
Goldston
Europe
Rosalind Giles
Clark Jinks
Mary Lewis
Bonita Moore
C. V. Oberste
Rummage Sale by Pleasant Valley Church Women
The Woman's Council of Pleasant Valley Christian Church will sponsor a rummage sale Saturday at 40 East Fourth Avenue. The Mary Class of First Baptist Church met this week at Mrs. J. A. Harper's home and planned next week’s meeting at Mrs. L E. Harris's address. Rev. Jordan Grooms will teach the Polk Street Methodist Bible lesson series at Vaughn classroom Monday night.
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Women's Council of
Pleasant Mey Church
Rummage Cale
Fourth Avenue
Woman's Council of
Pleasant Valley
Pleasant Valley Christian Church
Mary
First Paptet Church
J. A. Harper
Mesdames P. B. Martin
L. F E. Harris
Herbert Partney
Jack Cauley
I. L. Lake
C. C. Atwood
R. B. Burnett
T. F. Gilbert
G. R. Vanderpool
T. R. Selders
Harper
L E. Harris
Travis Street
Polk Street Methodist W. &. C
Jordan Grooms
Vaughn
El Navegar Club Plans Husbands Party Tomorrow
The El Navegar Club will host a husbands party at 7 PM Saturday in the Federation Club Rooms. Arrangements are led by chairman Mrs Jerry Ratcliff with committee members Mrs J J Boulware and Mrs W H Ward.
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el Navegar Club
Federation Club
Jerry Ratcliff
J. J. Boulware
W. H. Ward
Piano pupils of Mrs Wendell Henry recital Sunday
A group of Mrs Wendell Henrys piano pupils will be presented in a 4 o’clock Sunday recital at Myers Music Mart. The public is invited to attend.
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Wendell Henry
Myers Music Mart
Amusing covers for hot water bottles and kitchen tips
Household Hints offers playful covers for water bottles shaped as animals to engage children. It also advises care for vacuum coffee makers, including rinsing filters, cleaning with warm suds, and drying thoroughly. A winter dessert idea uses pancakes with cream cheese and fruit preserves.
We the Women: Education for daughters in wartime roles
Ruth Millett debates mothers shaping daughters for a modern world where Britain drafts young women into wartime industry. She questions whether home training and discipline prepare daughters to take on factory and skilled trades without losing femininity, as both sons and daughters are essential to national defense.
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England
Wales
Scotland
Mrs. Johnson Hosts H. D. Club in Osborn Home Osborn
The Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs I E Osborn 204 St Francis Street to finish garments for the Red Cross. Refreshments were served. Members included Mesdames Minter Martin Osborn Biggers Gibson Williamson Biggers Kennedy Ward Walter Willis Armstrong Gentry Sparkman Pankratz and Johnson hostess. The club plans to meet May 14 at Mrs Martin 335 River Drive with Miss Pauline Lakey in charge of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club
I. E Osborn
St. Francis Street
Red Cross
J. L. Minter
W. N. Martin
Osborn
L. O. Biggers
E. L. Gibson
Lee Williamson
Cliff Biggers
Frances Kennedy
J. C. Ward
Jess Walter
W. T. Willis
Otis Armstrong
H. C. Gentry
Colonel Sparkman
Thrifty Home Demonstration Club Meets at Mrs Bell Home
The Thrifty Home Demonstration Club will meet at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon in the home of Mrs. C. M. Bell for their regular gathering.
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Thrifty Home Demonstration Club
C. M. Bell
Thirty-Sixth Anniversary Celebration for Fred H. Galles
A surprise anniversary gathering for Fred H. and Mrs. Galles was hosted at 2801 Ong Street by Mr. and Mrs. Macon O. Carder. Attendees included Harold Brady, C. P. Bordwell, T. B. Holman, BE. R. Lewis, Hugo Loewenstern, Rolla Cartwright, Carder, and Galles, with bridge after dinner and gifts from the hosts and guests.
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Fred H Galle
Macon O. Carder
Ong Street
Harold FE. Brady
C. P. Bordwell
T. B. Holman
BE. R. Lewis
Hugo Loewenstern
Rolla V. Cartwright
Carder
Galle
Forest Hill Study Club Names New Officers
The Forest Hill Study Club elected new officers at a Wednesday meeting at Mrs. C. M. Boyd's home. Officers include President Mrs. Boyd Vice President Mrs. O H Dixon Secretary Treasurer Mrs. Casey Page Reporter Mrs. G A Lambreth Parliamentarian Mrs. W B Dowlin. Members received Texas questionnaires.
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Forest Hill
Sewing Club officers elected at Thrifty Thimble meeting
The Thrifty Thimble Club elected officers at a meeting hosted by Mrs. R. J. Pheiffer at 105 Milam Street with Mrs. W. C. Meharg as president and Mrs. Ada Odom as reporter. Attendees included Mesdames Noe Veazey Odom Meharg Shannon Fowler Rogers Shrum Veazey Patton and others. The club planned a 1:30 pm meeting next Thursday at Mrs. J. B. Shannon’s home.
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Thrifty Thimble
Thrifty Thimble Club
R. J. Pheiffer
Milam Street
W. C. Meharg
Ae E. Neee
Reporter
Ada Odom
Wade
Mesdames Noe
C. L. Veazey
Music Teachers Guild Recital Planned for Saturday Night
The Amarillo Music Teachers Guild offers a monthly recital at Myers Music Mart this Saturday at 8 o'clock. Performers include Mary Anne Weller Mary Sue Sanford Nancy Boxwell Newman Boxwell Arlee Brown Billie Keith James Paschal Billie Jane Clark Marcella Hall Edna Dunaway Joanne Hoover Billie Faye Pickett Doris Jean Breedlove L B Thomas Mary Bess Fullerton Nancy Sue Ong Beverly Lemmon Hermine Gold Martha Morgan Glenna Jo Miller Dorothy Williamson Kathleen Foster Margaret Cooper Clyne Cowart and guest artist Paul Ellis baritone with Geraldine Warner on piano.
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Amarillo Music Teachers Guild
Myers Music Mart
Mary Anne Weller
Mary Sue Sanford
Nancy Boxwell
Newman Boxwell
Arlee Brown
Billie Keith
James Paschal
Billie Jane Clark
Marcella Hall
Edna Dunaway
Joanne Hoover
Billie Faye Pickett
Doris Jean Breedlove
L. B. Thomas
Mary Bess Fullerton
Nancy Sue Ong
Beverly Lemmon
Hermine Gold
Martha Morgan
Glenna Jo Miller
Dorothy Williamson
Kathleen Foster
Margaret Cooper
Clyne Cowart
Paul Ellis
Geraldine Warner
Eight Spot Bridge Club Hosts Surprise Housewarming
The Fight Spot Bridge Club gathered at Mrs. Ed Hurt's new home on Jackson Street for a surprise housewarming. After games, gifts were presented and refreshments served with several club members attending.
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Eight Spot Bridge Club
Hurt
Ed Hurt
Jackson Street
Helen Pike
L. LaRue
L. Smith
J. T. Keel
B. Berry
Virginia Killian
Wanda Oates
L. B. Gibbins
Page Gilliland
Norman Thomas
Myrtle Trafton
Shaping Trees Now Causes More Damage
County Agent Frank Stubbs warns damaged trees should not be pruned now. He explains leaves provide nourishment and water, and pruning will deprive trees of leaf surface. Older trees need full recovery before shaping to avoid further harm.
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Frank Stubbs
Teacher Builds Dream Home on Mesa Rim in El Paso
Jeanie M. Prank, a longtime El Paso schoolteacher, will construct her dream home on the mesa rim overlooking El Paso, the Rio Grande valley, and Juarez after 37 years of planning. The project faced initial rim-resident objections but won zoning approval. Her self-designed studio will include a fireplace and a bird's eye view of the city.
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EL Paso
Tex
Jeanie M. Prank
Franklin
Rio Grande Valley
Juarez
Guadalupe Mountains
Rim
New Radio Program To Start Sunday
KGNC launches a new audience show on Sunday afternoon with Arthur McArthur hosting a Question Bee. Four contestants will compete for a Zenith radio and consolation prizes, while the audience joins in the fun starting at 2:15 after required 2 o'clock arrival.
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KGNC
Arthur McArthur
Zenith Radio
McArthur
Ambassador Dodd Diary to Be Reviewed at Sabbath Services
Rabbi Harold L. Gelfman will review William Dodd's diary at Temple B nai Israel tonight. The diary covers 1933 to 1938 in Germany and portrays a defender of democracy rather than a traditional diplomat.
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Ambassador Dodd
William BE. Dodd
Germany
Temple B'nai Israel
Harold L. Gelfman
Drapery Trick To Make French Doors Look Wider
Hang fabric in straight folds from a pole longer than the door width by sixteen to twenty four inches. Let the cloth cover eight to twelve meters of wall space on each side of the doors to create a balanced room appearance.
Contest invites audience questions for cash prizes
Readers are invited to answer audience questions for cash prizes. Those wishing to compete for the Zenith radio and other contestant prizes should write Mr. McArthur with name age occupation and schooling.
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Zenith Radio
Mr. McArthur
Launder New Towels Before Use as Recommended
The article notes many housewives soak new towels and cloths in lukewarm water for about thirty minutes to remove newness or odors and improve absorbency before using. It mentions Kenmore areaTextural inconsistencies and states there are no streets named in Ken suburb of Buffalo, New York, only avenues roads boulevards and places.
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New York
Ken
Buffalo
N. Y
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Amarillo Garden Club
Gines
Pridey Nieht
Barty
Benerit
Amarillo Day Nursery
Amarillo
O'Cinek
Anumbe Chun
Polk Street
Erie
Amarillo Assembly
Order of Rainbow
Esterte
Amarillo Ho
Pleweant Valley
Parent
Tescher Asten
Penser School
American, the Beautiful
Echool
Ocioes
Warner
Veterans’ Hospital
Navesar Club
Amarillo Public Library
Crystal Ballroom
Awe Hotel
Music Teachers’ Guild
Globe-News
Blackstone
Wales Madden
Bowie Street
Garnet
Jeff Neely
Hughes Street
Hugh Tolleson
van Buren Street
Mattie B. Flamm
LaSalle Street
Mra. C. P
Parent-Teacher Association
U. S
M. Hancher
Mgr
Globe News
Vanity Fair
Blackburn Bros
We the Women
Ruth Millett
Mrs. Johnson
H. D. Club
Osborn Home
Thrifty
Fred H. Galles
Primrose Club
J. I. Beeman
East Fourteenth Avenue
M. E. Hughes
Ella Ballenger
P. A Pyeatt
Jim Mayo
J. L. Beeman
B. R. Bones
H. R. Davis
R. N Miller
A. R. Beene
R. L. Sanders
Cleveland Street
Monty Cobb
East Ninth Avenue
W. T. Copeland
Mesdames Leroy Rockman
Bob Maxwell
Glen Turner
Rickman
East Seventh Avenue
Scott Ford
Lincoln Street
Blue Bonnet Needle Club
E. H. Bradley
H. P. Scarborough
F. G Tye
P. D. Taylor
W. C. McClarney
F. E. Wood
Earl Smith
John C. Hudson
C. B. Farmer
Ezra Morton
T. L. Bosworth
J. F. Stewart
Ves
Colgate- Palmolive-Peet Co
Mesa Rim
Rabbi Goffman
Lydia Pinkham
Pinkham
Case and O'night
Interiors
Ita
Wyer
POLK
PIAA
Lucien Lelong
Nicole Pink
Pochette
Cologne
White & Kirk
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