Wedding Ring Class Hosts Party at Forrest Jones Home
The Wedding Ring Class of Jacinto Methodist Church met at the home of Mr and Mrs Forrest Jones 210 North Fairmont Street for a games party and watermelon supper Attending were Messrs and Mes dames Wilson Arden Ernest Lee Baker Philip Jones Don Stark Jones and Mrs L W Barrett and son
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacinto Methodist Church
Forrest Jones
North Fairmont Street
Messrs
and Mescames Wilson Arden
Ernest Lee Baker
Philip Jones
Don Stark
Jones
L. W. Barrett and Son
Breakfast Honor For Mrs Balding In Adrian
Mrs Jack Balding of San Francisco visiting her aunt Mrs E R Jacobson at 3914 West Fourth Avenue was honored at a morning breakfast. Tables featured colorful flowers and place cards. Attendees included Mrs B F E Witt of Adrian and several Mrss. Jacobson, Smith, Coffee, Andrews, Shields, Stephenson, Arden, and the hostess Mrs E R Jacobson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Balding
San Francisco
E. R. Jacobson
West
Fourth Avenue
Jacobson
Balding
B. FE. Witt
Adrian
F. N. Jacobson
H. C. Smith
Jack Coffee
J. B. Andrews
Elmer Miller
Joe Shields
H. J. Stephenson
Wilson Arden
H E Pearce Honored At Surprise Birthday Party
H Edward Pearce of Oklahoma City was feted at a surprise party hosted by his Amarillo-area relatives. Guests included family members from Amarillo and beyond. Pearce, a former Amarillo resident, is deputy county clerk in Oklahoma City and has long been active in church and choir leadership. The article notes a shift from traditional chamois to modern sheep skin sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Edward Pearce
Mona Jeanne
Oklahoma City
D. T. Pearce
North Taylor Street
Pearce
T. J. Smith
North Polk Street
G. A. Reid
Garland Smith
O Pierce
Marguerite Pierce
George Pearce
J. D. Horton
H. A Shaw
George Smith
Connor Smith
Jeff Capehart
Anna Mae Capehart
Ben Ratliff
J. W Hammack
Harry F Reed
Thomas Smith
James Rollins
J. H. Vens
Garland Pearce
T. Pearce
Amarillo
Havel Jensen
Wichita Falls
W. A. Singleton
Los Angeles
Calif
HM. Edward Pearce
Beacon Male Quartet
Potter County
Downtown Baptist Church
Bright Spots In The News Mrs Newby honored at a linen shower
Mrs Buman Newby formerly Doris Perdue is honored again after planned marriage announcements. Hosts Mrs Jack Ellis Miss Hope Adams and Miss Jane Austin hosted a garden coffee and linen shower at Miss Adams home 2214 Hayden. Guests included Polly Peggy Hill Margaret Newby and many others with social notices of friendships and travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buman Newby
Doris Perdue
Jack Ellis
Hope Adams
Jane Austin
Miss Adams
Hayden Street
Engagement Is Announced For Rubey Jean Mc Laughlin
The engagement of Rubey Jean Mc Laughlin to Roy Thomas Stryker of Lubbock was announced at a tea hosted by her mother at 1711 Taylor Street. The event honored Mrs FE Adams golden wedding anniversary, with 200 guests in attendance and two announcement folders noting the couple and the anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rubey Jean McLaughlin
Roy Thomas Stryker
Lubbock
Taylor Street
Jerome Stocking
FE. E. Adams
Riubey Jean
Buck
FE Adams
Sugar Jelly Sandwich Cookies for Summer Treats
Old fashioned double decker sugar cookies with a jelly filling make mighty good companions for summer beverages. Roll out rich sugar cookies spread half with a tart jelly plum currant or raspberry. Cover with the rest and press together. Prick tops with a fork and bake. Best served the day baked.
Maria Class Meeting At Mrs McGinley Home
The Maria Class of the First Baptist Church will meet at 722 North Garfield Street at 2 30 PM Thursday for business. Mrs Clyde McGinley hosts with Mrs E B Moreman as co host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria
First Baptist Church
Clyde McGinley
North Garfield Street
E. B. Moreman
First Baptist
E. B Moreman
Up and Doing Club Meeting Set for Friday Afternoon
The Up and Doing Club will meet at 2 30 o clock Friday afternoon with Mrs T H Armstrong at 1532 East Seventh Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Armstrong
East Seventh Avenue
Peanut Butter Biscuits for Salad Service
Instructions describe adding half cup peanut butter to a regular biscuit recipe fat. Drop dough portions from a spoon onto greased sheets and bake twelve minutes in a moderately hot oven. Brush tops with butter while hot and serve immediately.
Calendar of meetings and events in Amarillo clubs
Tonight and Thursday lists numerous local group gatherings. Activities include Alpha Into Sororite at 1922 Fillmore Street, Rainbow Gardens dance, garden party at 1007 Miss Meatpot Street, Presbyterian picnic at 1919 West Fifteenth Avenue, LTD Club tea at Furr Food Super Market, Amarillo Country Club Family Night, Queen Esther Club at 716 North Mirror Street, First Baptist Philathea Class, Homecraft Clan at 1211 West Ninth Avenue, five Bonnet Needle Club breakfast at 117 Arch Terrace, Jibbers Club luncheon at 311 B East Twelfth Avenue, Carpenters Union Auxiliary 180 at 1301 East Seventh Avenue, and Hi-Lo Bridge Club at 04 Maryland Street. A water melon picnic and rummage sale are also listed among community events.
Picnic At Church by Martha Class Delights Attendees
A first Baptist Martha Class picnic luncheon and impromptu program was enjoyed yesterday at the church due to bad weather canceling planned Ellwood Park activities. The program featured piano music, vocal numbers, children songs, and group singing. Attendees included numerous named ladies and their children, with a reminder the class will meet next Tuesday at 9:30 AM at Ellwood Park for Bible study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
Martha
Ellwood Park
Ted Lokey
R. R. Swindell
Swindell
T. J. Templeton
Lakey
George
Suzanne
Cecil Allred
Marilyn
W. R. Fox
Emily
Jane
H. H. Rumsey
Darrell
J. H. Hudson
Loyie
Barbara Anderson
Mesdames
D. H. Coffey
A .E. Vinez
Roy Haskins
Allen Baker
C. R. Hardin
R. R. Jarrett
A. F E. Petty
Roy Cullum
Emory Wood
Harry Hitch
R. B. Peterson
Party Honors Hamiltons at Polk Street Home
Mr and Mrs Don Hamilton were feted at a March 1 gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs Clyde at 3911 Polk Street. Guests included the Hamiltons the Marchs Leo Salters W H Perk Rogers W Hutchinson and daughter Betty and Mrs Jean Bradley. Several friends unable to attend sent a wedding gift for the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Hamilton
Clyde
Polk Street
Hamilton
Catherine Paris
March
Leo Salters
W. H. ‘Perk’ Rogers
W. Hutchinson
Betty
Jean Bradley
Laura Lee Davis
Howard Arnberg
Jeane Suits
Eli Perkins
Bonita Eastern Star Chapter Opens New Hall Meeting
Bonita Chapter Order of the Eastern Star held its first meeting in the new Masonic Hall on Taylor Street. Degrees were given to several candidates and a picnic to honor founder Dr. Robert Morris will be Aug 23 at Ellwood Park. Mrs Hess and Mrs Irwin announced details and celebrated with a birthday cake for 8S. R. McManus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonita Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Taylor Street
C. O. Hess
Robert Morris
Ellwood Park
Walter R. Irwin
R. McManus
Surprise Housewarming Honors Mask Family at Rule Street
Mr and Mrs T E Mask and daughter welcomed friends with a surprise shower and housewarming at their new home 2220 Rule Street last night. Attendants included J D Davis and son and many Mask family members. Gifts came from L L Foster G W Mask J B Eisner and Fred Wright among others. Watermelon was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Mask
Rule Street
Messrs. and Mescames
J. D. Davis
J. D. Glass
D. O. Mask
J. P. Mask
B. F. Ayers
M. M. Crouch
Fred Randolph
Dee Davis
Carl Mask
J. D. Eisner
Jack Kulsey
Fern Murray
Martha Jane Foster
J. C. Mask
Emil Mask
Mesdames L L. Foster
G. W. Mask
J. 8. Eisner
Fred Wright
Eddie Holstin
Ham and Sweets Ham Pie From Leftovers
A simple way to reuse leftovers by layering ham with gravy or sauce, then covering with mashed sweet potatoes and baking. Fill a buttered shallow pan with ham mix, top with mashed sweet potatoes, bake for about 20 minutes and serve.
Market News From County Home Demonstration Clubs
About seven years into selling at the county market Mrs. W. N. Martin of Pleasant Valley logged thirty customers and 11.68 in sales with eight garden varieties, fryers, eggs, cottage cheese and pickles. R. P. Hill of Loyal Club led as manager after early customers bought bread. Other clubs, Lester Walton of Bushland and J. R. Hogge of Sunnyside, posted 11 and 4 in Saturday sales respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. N. Martin
Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club
Home Demonstration Club
Pleasant Valley
R. P. Hill
Loyal Home Demonstration Club
Lester Walton
Bushland Home Demonstration Club
J. R. Hogge
Sunnyside Home Demonstration Club
Garden Club Coffee Event At Amarillo Home
More than 60 Amarillo Garden Club members gathered in the yard of Mrs. R. C. Kay at 2801 Hayden Street for a morning program and coffee. Mrs. W. B. Stevenson poured in Mexican costume. Mrs. C. C. Anderson and Mrs. L. P. Herndon assisted. President Mrs. C. D. Hoover led a brief meeting followed by Mrs. Burton Elliott discussing planting fall perennials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
C. C. Anderson
L. P. Herndon
C. D. Hoover
Club Plans Picnic for Help-the-Other Fellow Members
Help-the-Other Fellow Club members and families meet at 6:30 Thursday evening in the back yard of Mr and Mrs Arthur Williams at 1003 Madison Street for a water melon picnic. All members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Williams
Madison Street
Philatheia Class Set to Meet Thursday Afternoon
The First Baptist Philathea Class will gather at 2 30 in the home of Mrs Street. Also notes that according to records more than 10 percent of all U S fire alarms are for automobile fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Philathea
Kermit Johnson
Independence Street
United States
Rummage Sale by San Jacinto Methodist Class
The Ladies Friendship Class of San Jacinto Methodist Church sponsors a rummage sale tomorrow and Friday at the Gibson Hotel on East Fourth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jecvito Methodist Church
Gibson Hotel
East Fourth Avenue
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Crochet carriage and accessories pattern 2631 details
Pattern 2631 provides instructions and illustrations for crocheted carriage rib covers pillows and bottle covers. Materials and stitches listed. Send ten cents with your pattern request to The Amarillo Globe Needlecraft Dept 82 Eighth Avenue New York NY and include name and address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
Amarillo Globe
Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Avenue
New York
N. Y
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Marillo Globe
Texas
Partin
H. E. Pearce
Doris Newby
Misses Polly
Peggy Hill
Margaret Newby
Mesdames Alvin Hill
Leo Newby
W .H. McKirahan
J. R. Rominger
Gus Lettwich
James Rittenberry
Ida Attebury
J R T. Bassett
Wayne DeGrasel
Adrienne Curtis
W. J Shudde
C R Austin
R. W. Adams
F. Rittenberry
James Shell
Jess Rogers
P. B Gentry
RM. Bennett Arnold Attebury
C. N. Stokes
C Willard Smith
Leroy Pinkerton
Polly Hill
Polly
M. T.) Hill
Hill
Hambright
Sally Morgan
New York City
8. A. L. Morgans
Evanston, Ill
California
Warner Brothers
Priscilla Lane
Frank Mec-Hugh
Art
Latin America
McLaughlin
Roy Stryker
Clarawell McLaughlin Lewis
Dallas
J. Edd McLaughlin
Balls
Adams
James R. Harrison
Ivan Boxwell
Louise Faulkner
W. C. House
Grady Harrist
Hugh Doak
Katherine
Claude
T. V. Reeves
Canyon
White & Kirk
News-Globe
Alpha
Soroeite
Fillmore Street
Mr Bride
Woodmen Circle
Rainbow Gardens
Rainbow Assembly
Mary Katherine Barnard
Miss Meatpot Street
Narcisesa
Whitman
Woman's Council of
Central Presbyterian Church
B. Cowhurst
West Fifteenth Avenue
Amarillo Country Club
Queen Esther Club
Charles R Wilson
North Mirror Street
Nomek
Philathea Clase
Homecraft Clan
G. A. Runyon
Ninth Avenue
Five Bonnet Needle Club
John
Hudson
Arch Terrace
Dolly Jibbers Club
Lewis Williams
East Twelfth Avenue
Dick Doster
Bellaire Street
The
Carpenters’ Union
Ed Tayerle
Saat Seventh Avenue
P. D. Sandidge
Hi-Lo Bridge
Floyd Jones
Maryland Street
Paris
Bonita Unit
American Institute of Laundering
Cutex
Clover
Cameo
Northam Warren
Montreal
Lond
Laura Wheeler
August Mademoiselle
Kaufman
Caven
Oxford
Tono, Needlecraft Service, Inc
Coca-Cola
Coca-Cola CO
Amarillo Coca-Cola Bottling CO
Lincoln Street
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