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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1943
Page
6
A list of Tuesday evening activities across Amarillo including USO venues, sororities and fraternities, study groups, quilting and Red Cross projects, church clubs, and women’s organizations with times and addresses such as 300 North Alabama Street 1523 Taylor Street and 50415 Taylor Street.
Miss Kathryn Irene Parnell and Edward Earl Hatchett announce their upcoming marriage. The couple will wed at high noon tomorrow in the Polk Street Methodist Church parlor following a tea hosted by the bride’s parents at 1018 West Sixteenth Avenue.
Miss Virginia Lynn Martin of Houston wed First Lt. James W. Goodwin of Amarillo at All Saints Chapel in Austin officiated by Charles A. Sumners. The ceremony featured lilies and candles, with Attendants Jo Helen and Nina Lou Martin and reception at the Phi Mu house. The couple departed for a brief wedding trip. the bride is UT alumna and the groom a university athlete.
Amarillo women organize diminishing teas to raise funds for a Red Cross ambulance or station wagon. The plan spreads through a chain starting with Mrs. Bill Boyce, detailing weekly attendee growth and dollar totals, totaling 1370 dollars.
An ad touts Grayvita as reversing gray hair after short use. It cites magazine tests showing 88 percent of people colored hair again and lists a 10 mg tablet formula with Pantothenate and B vitamins. Pricing is 30 days for $1.50 and 100 days for $4.00 with contact at 8241 White & Kirk.
Mrs. Leona Sturch announces the engagement of her daughter Nina Lee to Lieut Lee O Walker son of Mr and Mrs O J Walker of Checotah Oklahoma The couple plan to marry Saturday May 1 in Wichita Falls where Walker is stationed before returning to his permanent post at Amarillo Army Air Field
A regular meeting of District 2 Texas Graduate Nurses Association was held at St Anthony's Hospital. Reports from the Fort Worth state conference were presented by Rose Radcliffe and Leona Adams. Eva Mae Hardin reported on the Public Health Section. Eleven new members were admitted. Discussion covered the Official Nursing Bureau and Private Duty Nurses as the only nurses in the Private Duty Section. The Bureau will supply graduate registered nurses when requested.
At the Queen City of the Plains division of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Order of Railway Conductors a special program honored past presidents. Attendees included Ella O Briant Edith Taylor the only living charter member W D McClure W F Dale W J Daley C V Wood D C West H R Taylor. Each received a white carnation and linen handkerchief. A social hour followed with refreshments served to many members and honorees. HOME INTEREST TEA POSTPONED due to illness in the Home Interest Club.
Ninety-five members and guests of the Amarillo BPW club attended the Emblem Breakfast in the Red and Gold Room of the Amarillo Hotel. Attendees included BPW representatives from Pampa, Panhandle, and Lubbock. The event honored state president Hattilu White and 23 new members initiated by district director Clara Pratt of Lubbock.
The ceremony drew out of town guests including Mr. and Mrs. Tom Martin and Misses Jo Helen and Ninla Lou Martin of Houston. Also in attendance were Gee F. Martin uncle of the bride and 8S. P. Martin maternal grandfather from Bangs. Attendees crossed cities from Kerrville Temple Waco Victoria and Oklahoma City among others.
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