Weddings of WAC members fill Amarillo Air Field posts
The Woman's Page lists multiple August weddings at Amarillo Army Air Field with Pvt. Gladys J. May and Pvt. Hester J. Laboure among the brides. Ceremonies in Chapel No. 1 and No. 2 involve chaplains J. I. Long, A. Meyer, P. K. Shelford, and Regis Mulligan. Attendants include privates and corporals from medical and WAC detachments, with arches formed by the unit. Additional July weddings at Chapel No. 4 under Chaplain Abram Ruderman are noted, naming brides Miss Norma Liberman, Miss Geraldine Harrill, Miss Edith Wollinitz, Miss Sylvia Sharman, Miss Ann Spisso, and their respective grooms.
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Amarillo Amy Air Field
Gladys J. May
WAC
Marillo Army Air Field
Hester J. Laboure
J. I. Longer
Julia Grant
Warren T. McNeal
Medical Corps
WACS
Grace F. Trayer
Camp Hood
Paul L. Sass
A. Meyer
Barbara Heimbaugh
Lloyd S. Jackson
P. K. Shelford
United
Pfc
Vendela Bentel
784Th
Claude M. Chastain
Post
Marie L. Lachambre
Harring
Ton W. Loveless
Veronica Blaha
Amsterdam
N. Y
James L. Horton
Peter Marotta
Thomas E. Foster
Iva H. Focken
Atkinson
Neb
Florien L. Gesiriech
Lucy Ramage
Pfe
Eugene E. Fournier
Wanda P. Harting
Checotah
Okla
Frederick W. Howard
A. L. Jamison
Louise Mayer
Cpl
Henry C. Millering
Post Chapel No. 1
Dolores A. Dettinger
Black River Falls
Wis
Gile D. Tuff
Shelford
William P. Hill
Margaret N. Ciccoglione
Hartford
Albert Pasternak
Geraldine Ruth Harrill
Bernard Sorkin
Reinhart Rosenbaum
Albert Greenberg
Edith Wollinitz
Bernard Summer
Julian Miller
David Goddfried
Sylvia Sharman
Richard Mautner
Rehearsals Underway For Aug 17 Gershwin Festival
Rehearsals continue for an all youth production titled Rhap sody in Blue set for August 17 at 8 30 P M. The Gershwin Society sponsors the program directed by Patsy Dinan and James Paschal. Officers include Paschal president Dinan vice president Townes secretary Miller treasurer. Cast features young musicians from the society and other members listed. The festival unfolds in three parts with serious and popular music by George Gershwin. Act 1 covers the writing and 1925 performance of the Rhapsody and a current rendition. Act 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy Dinan
James Paschal
Gershwin Society
Frances Lynn Townes
Maxine Miller
Amarillo Garden Clubs Highlight Lily Talk and Outreach
Amarillo Garden Club met at Amarillo Center on West Texas State College for a program on lilies for Amarillo gardens with C A James and B W Hardin presenting. The club approved a weed cutting drive, discussed canning help, and planned a future Q and A session. Volunteers collect flowers for the Amarillo Field Hospital and USO.
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Amarillo Gardens
Carder
Scrapbook Committee
Texas Garden Clubs
T. H. Rodgers
Victory Garden
Rodgers
Mrs. Rodgers
Red Cross
Tenth Avenue
Tyler Street
Post Hospital
USO
C. P. Bordwell
Pauline Lakey
Potter County
Hugo H. Loewenstern
Hayden Street
Mesdames Rodgers
Davis Tudor
John Rowland
Musical festival features classic songs and Porgy and Bess scene
The festival on the Musical Arts Conservatory lawn presents songs from musical comedies including Somebody Loves Me So Am I Do Do Do Lady Be Good Of Thee I Sing Who Cares Swanee So Wonderful and Fascinating Rhythm Act 3 includes a Porgy and Bess scene with Thelma Pollard as Bess and Fred Miller as Porgy It features two piano accompaniments by Tim Miller and Maxine Miller and invites the public to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swanee
Porgy
Bess
Thelma Pollard
Fred Miller
Tim Miller
Maxine Miller
The
Musical Arts Conservatory
Mrs Elgin Reid Hosts Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club
Mrs Elgin Reid hosted the Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club yesterday with a brief business session led by president Mrs Jess Walter. New member Mrs A W Miller was elected, guests included Mrs J Ward and Miss Johnson, and the next meeting is set for September 8 at 2 PM at Mrs M N Martins home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin Reid
Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club
Jess Walter
A. W. Miller
Novelle Johnson
Jack Jerman
J. C. Ward
Los Angeles
Calif
W. A. Crull
Miss Johnson
Mesdemes Foster Harris
Jerman
Cliff Biggers
J. H. Johnson
E. L. Gibson
Lee Williamson
War wives urged to choose small towns for duration living
Ruth Millett argues war wives with children fare better in small towns where neighbors are real and support is accessible. She notes a New York case of a wife dying and baby starving when living in a large city, urging small towns as safer, more communal permanences during service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Millet
New York
Birthday tribute honors Mrs. E. H. Ashcraft at luncheon
A birthday luncheon was held at Aronson Tea Room for Mrs. E. H. Ashcraft, with officers from Bonita Chapter order of the Eastern Star and Walter R. Irwin in attendance. The honoree received a corsage. A note on historic discovery and Australian demographics follows.
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E. H. Ashcraft
Aronson Tea Room
Harrison Street
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