i7 Agee of Walker-Franklin Nuptials Exchanged in New Mexico
Virginia Louise Walker and H Joe Franklin exchanged nuptial vows at the First Baptist Church in Cloyis New Mexico Rev R B Maddox officiated The bride wore aqua crepe with gardenia corsage The couple plans home Aug 17 in College Station after a wedding trip to Colorado New Mexico and Arizona The bride is a Amarillo High School and Amarillo College graduate with Kappa Delta Chi membership The groom is a Texas A&M College student from Amarillo High School and O M Franklin's son
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Walker-Franklin
New Mexico
Virginia Louise Walker
Fred Walker
Jackson
H. Joe Franklin
O. M. Franklin
Kentucky
R. B. Maddox
First Baptist Church
Cloyis
Robert Shealtana
Awr
Wrus
Eel Ees
Tom Ward
Colorado
Arizona
College Station
Pranklin
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Betty Lou Timmons Named Mascot For House Of Representatives
Betty Lou Timmons 20 months old, daughter of Rep and Mrs Blake Timmons, is pictured at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Baby Show in Austin. The top twenty babies contest winner will be announced tomorrow. Betty Lou was named House mascot by a resolution from Rep Templeton after the recent 50th session.
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Austin
Betty Lou Timmons
Blake Timmons
Broadmoor
Betty Lou
House of Representatives
Rep
Templeton
Wellington
Rs. Jerome Timmons
Mississippi
OES Chapter Celebrates Founder Robert Morris
Amarillo Chapter 787 Order of the Eastern Star held a celebration at Khiva Temple in honor of founder Robert Morris. The event drew 115 attendees for a covered dish supper and a history review by worthy matron Elsie Abernathy, with children of members performing musically and a post program business session.
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Amarillo
Order of the Eastern Star
Robert Morris
Khiva Temple
Elsie Abernathy
Order of Eastern Star
Donald Powell
Arlene Watson
Adabeth Walker
Kirk Hurt Vows Exchanged in Amarillo Then Lovington
Mrs. Durene Kirk announces the marriage of her daughter Dorothy Louise to Cpl. William B. Hurt of Hobbs New Mexico. The ceremony was read on Saturday August 16 in Amarillo. The couple will reside at Lovington New Mexico.
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North Wilams
Dorothy Louise
William B. Hurt
Hobbs
Ora B. Hurt
Oakland City
Ind
Essie Bruster
Indianapolis
Amarillo
Bread Keeps Fresh If Refrigerated for At Least a Week
Guidance notes that placing bread in the refrigerator preserves freshness for a week or longer. This storage tip contrasts with room temperature methods and highlights extended shelf life.
Needle Art Club fetes president at birthday meeting
The Needle Art Club honored Mrs. E. D. Hawkins, president, with a birthday party at Mrs. Ralph LeMond’s home on Fannin. A Birthday Pal presented the honoree a gift, and a cake with lighted tapers was served. Attendees included Mesdames Homer Tuttle, 8. M. Phipps, FE. D. Hawkins, W. D. Thornton, and the hostess. The next meeting is Sept. 2 at 2 PM in the home of Mrs. 8. M. Phipps.
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Needle Art Club
E. D. Hawkins
Ralph LeMond
Fannin
Mesdames Homer Tuttle
8. M. Phipps
FE. D. Hawkins
W. D. Thornton
Wild Rose Lodge Drapes Charter in Memory of Leader
Wild Rose Lodge No. 312, Ladies Auxiliary to the B of R T, draped its charter in memory of past grand president Mary Milton at the IOOF Hall meeting yesterday. President Elizabeth Cable led the service with a brief memorial, and twenty attendees listed among the club members. The lodge plans to meet again at IOOF Hall on September 2 at 2 o'clock.
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Wild Rose Lodge
B. of R. T
Mary Milton
IOOF
Elizabeth Cable
Mesdames Dessie Mae Moore
Priscilla Stover
Anna Mae Thomas
Bernice Shoffner
Lillian Clark
Jessie Miller
Gladys Walker
Hilda Proffer
Dene Mae Boswell
Vergie Beauty Shop Permanent Waves at 635 N Bivins
A short item notes Vergie Beauty Shop offering permanent waves at its location on 635 North Bivins. The piece highlights service availability and local salon activity in the area.
El Martes Club Elects Officers
El Martes Needle Club met at Mrs. W. T. Williford home on Jackson. Officers elected: Peggy Baker president T R Herbert vice president W T Williford secretary B W McNeily treasurer J M Wiley reporter. Next meeting at Mrs. Fred Wolfe on Taylor September 2.
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el Martes
Bridge Club Is Entertained
Bridge Club was entertained yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. F. L. Beer at 1010 Bonmm. High score went to Mrs. Charles Mellor, with Mrs. C. B. Gal breath second high. Guest attendance noted.
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F. L. Beer
Charles Mellor
C. B. Galbreath
Ladies Club Prizes Awarded and Meeting Highlights
Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Roy Curtis and Mrs. Don Laster. Members attending included Mes dames E. M. Benesch, O. J. Fredell, Charles Mellor, Floyd T. Jones, C. B. Galbreath and the hostess. Mrs. O. J. Fredell will host on Sept 2 at 2 pm. Lou Fields was introduced as a guest. Mrs. Springer read a poem. The group joined the post for a musical program and refreshments.
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Roy Curtis
Don Laster
Mesdames E. M. Benesch
O. J. Fredell
Charles Mellor
Floyd T. Jones
C. B. Galbreath
Crockett
Lou Fields
Dallas
Springer
Legion Auxiliary Session Elects Mrs Wil Springer President
Mrs Wil Springer, newly elected president, led Hanson Post 54 American Legion Auxiliary in a business session at Municipal Auditorium. Reports from officers and an auditing committee report were presented.
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Wil ® Springer
Hanson Post 54
American Legion Auxiliary
Municipal Auditorium
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