Woman's Page Bride of AP War Correspondent
Miss Carmen Callahan of Dallas wed J Norman Lodge Associated Press war correspondent in Dallas on Saturday. Capt William Howell Love Field chaplain officiated. Bride daughter of Mr and Mrs E C Paxton Amarillo. Betty McDuff Dallas maid of honor Lt Col Ralph Barry Eighth Service Command best man. It was Lodge's second marriage and Callahan's first.
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Dallas
Carmen Callahan
J. Norman Lodge
Associated Press
William Howell
Love Field
E. C. Paxton
Amarillo
Betty McDuff
Ralph Barry
Eighth Service Command
Lodge
Miss Callahan
Mrs Gladys Smith 15 Honored On Birthday
A birthday party for Mrs. Gladys Smith was hosted by Misses Lila Beth and Stella Strimple at 714 West Eighth Friday evening. Games included forty-two rummy and monopoly. A white cake with pink rosebuds and blue inscription was cut. Attendees included Mesdames Taldine Alverson Oleta Akers Clara Anderson Inez Thompson C. C. Vandiver Willie Allen the honoree and the hostesses.
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Gladys Smith
Lila Beth
Stella Strimple
West Eighth
Gladys
Mesdames Taldine Alverson
Oleta Akers
Clara Anderson
Inez Thompson
C. C. Vandiver
Willie Allen
Private Young Returns Home From Europe
Pvt. Alton C. Young of the Military Police arrives at Miami Pla. after 38 months overseas service. He earned five battle stars during his European tour.
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Young
Alton C. Young
North Poliines
Miami
Pla
Europe
Military Police
Program entertains church class at monthly meeting
The Phebean Class of the First Baptist Church hosted its monthly social Tuesday evening at the church with Group Five in charge. A musical devotional by Mrs. W. B. Parrack and Mrs. L. F. Coffey preceded Mrs. Drew Crossett Jr. reading "They Made a Christian of Me" by Stanley Tefft. Attendees included Mesdames Sullivan, Cathey, Bell, Reno, Coffey, Hudgins, Hulsey, Hendricks, Cross, Crossett, Burnett, Hall, Parrack, Craig, Cotter, Rog ers Jr., Smith, Brooks, Baldwin, Crenewald, Barnett and guest Mrs. Ernest Johnson.
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First Baptist Church
W. B. Parrack
L. F. Coffey
Stanley Tefft
Drew Crossett, Jr
Mesdames C. L. Sullivan
Bruce Cathey
Graham Bell
Weldon Reno
Coffey
J. B. Hudgins
Jack Hulsey
R. Hendricks
Neal Cross
Crossett
G. T. Burnett
Bill Hall
Parrack
H. H. Craig
L. S. Cotter
C. Weldon Rogers, Jr
C. K. Smith
Claude Brooks
T. G. Baldwin
Kenneth Crenewald
Guy Barnett
Mrs
Ernest Johnson
Youth Fellowship Sub District Meeting Held in Amarillo
The Flora Foreman Methodist Youth Fellowship met at San Jacinto Methodist Church on Thursday night. After a devotional, Willeen Christopher and Fern Morgan shared their Mt. Sequoia trip. Representatives from Amarillo’s four Methodist churches attended.
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Flora Foreman Methodist Youth Fellowship
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Willeen Christopher
Fern Morgan
Mt. Sequoia
Amarillo
Rural Potter County schools hire staff for opening
Grady Wilson superintendent announced the operation of rural schools in Potter County with necessary teachers and bus drivers employed. Rural schools set to open September 4, as publicized in Globe News Want Ads.
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Potter County
Grady Wilson
Social Calendar Tonight and Tuesday in Amarillo Clubs
A list of social and service group gatherings in Amarillo includes TONIGHT events at Frazier Dinner House Spanis supper at 7 45 from Mrs S May 3405 Van Buren and various chapter meetings at Federation club rooms Ellwood Park and USO. Tuesday features luncheons at Capitol Hotel Red Cross Building and churches plus OES and Eastern Star events at Khiva Temple I O O F halls and YWCA Jam Jar party at YWCA 501 Lincoln.
Tea Cancelled by First Baptist Estherian Class
The tea scheduled for Tuesday afternoon by the First Baptist Estherian Class has been cancelled.
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First Baptist
Forest Hill HDC Meeting Set for Tuesday Afternoon
The Forest Hill Home Demonstration Club will meet with Mrs. E L Davis at 1010 West Eleventh on Tuesday at 2 30 PM.
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Forest Hill
E. L. Davis
West Eleventh
HDC
Forest Hill Home Demonstration Club
Mexsana Medicated Powder Brings Cooling Relief
A 40 year family favorite powder promises quick cooling relief for burning itching skin rashes. Mexsana soothes irritated skin and protects against clothing friction while offering savings in larger sizes.
Horses Eat Oats John Thawley Banks a Lifelong Hobby
John Roland Thawley, a high school junior, began collecting banks with his parents seven years ago to avoid boredom in antique shops. His Houston area collection includes 123 steel banks and 12 mechanical pieces worth about 500 dollars, featuring scenes from William Tell to Jonah and a miniature village. He inherited a penchant for history and plans to study law at Harvard, living with his parents at 2102 Hayden.
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Houston Public Library
Kansas
Oklahoma
Minnesota
Louisiana
Texas
Army-Navy
Galveston
Independence Hall
John
Matt
Jeff
Campbell Twins
William Tell
Jonah
Harvard
L. H. Thawley
Hayden
Absentee voting deadline set for constitutional amendment vote
County Clerk Hubert Cole notes Wednesday is the absentee voting deadline in the constitutional amendment election. Regular voting will occur Saturday. Through noon today 22 absentee ballots have been cast in the county clerk's office, evidence of lighter absentee turnout than in prior general or primary elections.
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Hubert Cole
Supt Rogers and Miss Johnson Attend Teachers Meetings
Chas M. Rogers superintendent of Amarillo schools and Miss Ioie Johnson teacher of commercial subjects left for Fort Worth to attend committee meetings of the Texas State Teachers association. Rogers is association president and Johnson chairs the district membership committee. They will return later this week.
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Chas. M. Rogers
Amarillo
Ioie Johnson
Fort Worth
Texas State Teachers Association
Rogers
Miss Johnson
Mrs Ware Improves Health, Son Reports
Mrs. B. T. Ware of 1018 Polk is in much better health now than she was several weeks ago, according to her son Charles T. Ware.
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Ware
B. T. Ware
Polk
Charles T. Ware
Farm labor clearing point set in Amarillo for Panhandle
An Amarillo clearing point for farm labor services is established as part of Panhandle efforts to place unemployed workers from war plants into farming. A M Walker and J E Kidd note wheat planting near Hereford and that hundreds of laborers could be placed. Jobs include permanent positions with families and two months of day work, aiding transition to longer term employment.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
A. M. Walker
Extension Service
J. E. Kidd
Plainview
Wheat Belt
Amarilo
Walker
Hereford
Kidd
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The
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W. O. W. Hall
Cadet Wives Club
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San Jacinto Kiwani-Anns
J. Robin Allen
Capitol Hotel
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Red Cross
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Ladies In Waiting Club
R. W. Jones
USO
Amarillo Rebekah Lodge
Wild Rose Lodge No
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Brotherhood of Railroad
I. O. O. F. Hall
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
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Khiva
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Coffee
Louella McNew
Bellaire
S. F. Newbold
West Thirteenth
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West Amarillo
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Suml Kia
Sumlakia
Cretney
By Roberta Underwood
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Pinkham
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Great Britain
Western Electric Company
Bell System
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Buchanan St
Vhone
Marie Earle
Herbert
Withers Plumbing Company
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