Council Chapter Endorses Group Endorsement Of Allied Youth Movement
The Eve ning Chapter of the Council of Church Women voted to endorse the Allied Youth Movement at Polk Street Methodist Church. Neal Allen spoke on the movement aims to warn youths about perils of certain conduct. Jack Hans described city park recreation projects and youth leadership programs. The chapter meets again on Oct 30 at the First Christian Church.
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Allied Youth Movement
Council of Church Women
Polk Street Methodist Church
Neal Allen
Allied Youth
Amarillo High School
Lillian Stone
Dwight Elliott
Still Waters
Elliott
Jack Hans
Mattea. McClurkin
Entertains for Church Circle in Shro ock
The Business Women's Circle of the First Baptist WMS met at Mrs. Austin Byrd's home. African marigolds and nasturtiums adorned the living room as Miss Re Lummus led the gathering. Devotional, mission lesson on Nigeria, and talks on WMU medical work, present day problems, and the Seminary of Nigeria. A prayer for missions worldwide closed the program.
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Shamrock
First Baptist Wms
Austin Byrd
Re Lummus
Nigeria
B. F. Shortt
George Stanley
WMU
Monnie Gill
Lummus
Seminary of
J. J. Baird
Helen Lea Cox
Fellowship student from France honored at AAUW dinner
Miss Andree Richard of France, AAUW International Study Grant recipient, was honored at a joint Amarillo and Canyon AAUW dinner in the Marine Grill. She has studied at Yale, the University of Paris, and French institutions, and will teach in Meknes upon returning to Europe. She sails for France August 19 after a coast to coast tour visiting major U.S. cities.
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Globe
Amarillo
Canyon
American Association of University Women
Marine Grill
Andree Richard
France
Yale University
New London
Texas Division
AAUW
Lycee Sevigne
Training School
Charleville
Tee Oe
Nicnara
Conn
Edward Taylor
University of Paris
Miss Richard
Universite de Lyon
Ecole Normale Superieure de L
Reims
Loughton
Great Britain
United States
Aauw Evant
Richard
Midwest
Yellow
Stone National Park
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Los Angeles
New Mexico
Denver
C. B. Beasley
Hattie M. Anderson
French Federation of University Women
Yale
Europe
Meknes
Morocco
Earl Wyatt
Jefferson
L. V. Cradit
Kiwani Anns Hold Luncheon in San Jacinto Youth Center
San Jacinto Kiwani Anns hosted a luncheon with arrangements of rose and green flowers at the Youth Center. The meeting featured prayers, a devotional, an achievement report noting 429 hours of community service, and announcements of ill members. The group set Aug 15 for the next luncheon in the Youth Center with different hostesses.
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San Jacinto
Zack McCrady
G. W. McKee
George Tomlinson
Odie Karr
C. S. Hood
Selvin Allen
R. C. Wheeler
W. J. Beechler
J. Robin Allen
Mary Brady
A. D. Nance
Katie Belle Back
F. F. Marr
M. L. Littlefield
Ruby Schrider
Herman Phillips
Beverly Jo Nance
Annette Allen
F. W. Ansley
N. Anderson
Love G. Brady
J. W. Short
G. W. Spearman
Walter Sikes
Earl Sparks
W. R. Pumphrey
C. B. Galbreath
Amoma Class Luncheon Recaps Invocation and Music
The Amoma Class of First Baptist Church held a luncheon with Mrs. J D Horton giving the invocation and Mrs A C Gerlach delivering the devotional on Jewish Passover. Special music by Donna Fowlkes and Elaine Ross accompanied a business session led by Mrs J A Eastwood and prayer by Mrs Carter Matthews.
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J. D. Horton
First Baptist Church
Amoma
A. ©. Gerlach
Donna Fowlkes
Elaine Ross
J. A. Eastwood
Carter Matthews
Mesdames
A. C. Townsend
Ada Brain
Byron Vermillion
F. H. Chandler
J. W. Phillips
W. C. Whitecotton
Earl Burson
G. R. Ross
G. M. Sullenger
Will Clark
Tom Gilley
Wayne Jameson
M. Z. Wilson
C. O. Williams
C. F. Gahn
Turkeys Roamed Early American Frontiers Broad North America
In early US settlement days wild turkeys ranged widely across North America and were not present in other countries at that time. The note highlights their historical distribution before widespread colonization and trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
North America
Hostess to U Deal Em Bridge Club Winners Named
Mrs Jack Pittman won high and Mrs C B Galbreath second high at a U Deal Em Bridge Club meeting yesterday afternoon at Mrs Charles Mellors home 900 Sunset Other players included Mesdames E M Benesch H S Milholland Roy Curtis Floyd T Jones Cournsen King and the hostess The next meeting will be August 15 at 1 o'clock at Mrs H S Milholland 410 North Johnson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Pittman
C. B. Galbreath
Charles Mellor
E. M. Benesch
Milholland
Roy Curtis
Floyd T. Jones
Coursen King
North Johnson
Strawberry with mouth-watering aroma earns praise
Agricultural scientists unveil a new strawberry noted for its strong fragrance and appealing taste. The fruit is highlighted for its aroma and overall flavor alongside its established use in family meals and dinners.
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