Return from San Antonio and visiting relatives
Mr and Mrs E Gude of Springfield Til spend two weeks visiting son C L Gude at 810 Tennessee Mrs C L Gude noted to be their son in Woman s Page Also Mr and Mrs R W Jones and their daughter Pat and son Bobby have returned from San Antonio after World War I service with Russia reporting high casualties claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Gude
Springerville, Til
C. L. Gude
Tennessee
San Antonio
R. W. Jones
Pat
Bobby
Russia
Amarillo Calendar Highlights Tonight and Saturday
Tonight features family night and putting contest at Amarillo Country Club at 8 30. The 501 Club party runs at 7 30 in the 501 Lincoln Street building. First Baptist business women's circle meets at 7 30 with Mrs F A Sauer at 1119 Beverly Drive. San Jacinto Methodist Ladies Friendship Class hosts a social on the church lawn at 6. Saturday invites story hour at Amarillo Public Library at 4. Newcomers Club dinner bridge at 917 Fannin Street at 6 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Country Club
First Baptist Business Women’s Circle
F. A. Sauer
Beverly Drive
San Jacinto
Amarillo Public Library
Newcomers Club
Dinner Bridge
Fannin Street
Surprise Birthday Party Honors Horace Wooten
Horace Wooten received a surprise birthday supper at Ellwood Park on Tuesday with hostesses Mrs. M A Hudson and Mrs. Lessie Hammock. Attendees included numerous couples and families, plus the Wootens’ children. The Newcomers plan a dinner and bridge party at the Payne Tea Room on Saturday evening at 6:30 with reservations via Mrs. W R Horrigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Wooten
Ellwood Park
M. A. Hudson
Lessie Hammock
Dallas Reeves
Cas Johnson
W. J. Hammock
Olan Eastham
Jerry
Joyce
Robert
Alice Jean
Reta Mae
Patsy Gay
Jackie
Bobby Earl
Clara Hurd
Doris
Gina Gene
R. N. Miller
Opal Dee Johnson
Robbie Dee Johnson
Tiny Johnson
Bearna
Dean Harper
Tommie Caraway
Payne Tea Room
Fannin Street
W. R. Horrigan
Courthouse Records Divorces And Marriages Listed
District Court entries show divorces for Mary Rives Harrison versus Douglas Harrison Ruth Allen versus Marion Allen Nathalea Williams versus Johnie Williams W J Gilman versus Audrey Gilman Chesta Crocker versus Elvin Crocker Ruby Owen versus Mark Owen Vera Rogers versus G G Rogers Mary Lou Distefano versus Paul Distefano. Marriage licenses issued to John Shumaker and Minerva Smith John Perry Wallace and Virginia Kelsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Rives Harrison
Douglas Harrison
Ruth Allen
Marion Allen
Nathalea Williams
Johnie K Williams
W. J. Gilman
Audrey Mae Gilman
Chesta Mae Crocker
Elvin L Crocker
Ruby Owen
Mark Owen
Vera Rogers
G. G. Rogers
Mary Lou Distefano
Paul A. Distefano
John D. Shumaker
Minerva Lee Smith
John Perry Wallace
Virginia Jean Kelsey
About Your Baby by Lerrice Streett
Mother and child care guidance urges daily grooming for girls from infancy. Emphasizes health cleanliness good taste and simple fashion, with pediatric guidance and infant care tips. Mentions pregnant advice leaflet and Phoenix visit by Donald and Hoyt Mulkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lerrice Streett
Dr Scarborough Resting Well in Amarillo Hospital
Dr L R Scarborough longtime Southern Baptist leader is resting at Northwest Texas Hospital in Amarillo after sudden decline. His six children have left Houston and Fort Worth following bedside visits. Lawrence Scarborough remains in Amarillo while Lt William B Scarborough travels aboard a merchant vessel in the South Pacific. The family has been in Amarillo since June 1 to be near their son-in-law and daughter Dr and Mrs A D Foreman Jr. He is described as comatose most of the time, with occasional awakenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Scarborough
Southern Baptist
Northwest Texas Hospital
Houston
Fort Worth
Warren Scarborough
G. A. Johnson
Neppie Scarborough
Lawrence Scarborough
Edinburgh
William B. Scarborough
South Pacific
Scarborough
Amarillo
A. D. Foreman
Thibodeaux Family Visiting Relatives in Louisiana
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Thibodeaux and children of 2104 Buchanan Street are visiting relatives in Louisiana and will stay until the school opens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
A. L. Thibodeaux
Buchanan Street
Gray haired women take active roles in war effort
Ruth Millett notes ads push aging women to dye hair gray while gray haired grandmothers serve in the WACs and help in war plants Red Cross rooms and even in lawmaking. She says gray hair does not keep capable women from work or public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Millett
Wacs
Red Cross
New Jersey Officer and Wife Injured in Head On Crash
An army lieutenant Louis S Nilson and his wife from New Jersey were injured in a head on collision on Highway 66 near Amarillo Field at 3 a m. Their three month old daughter and Nilsons sister Sara Nilson escaped harm. P L Walters of Canyon drove the other car and was hurt. State Patrolman A W Hammock investigated. Nilson is stationed in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Amarillo Field
Louis S. Nilson
New Jersey
Amarillo Field Post Hospital
Nilson
Sara W. Nilson
P. L. Walters
Canyon
A. W. Hammock
California
Two Cars Side-Swipe Near Groom In Wet Road Crash
At 2 o'clock this morning two vehicles collided near Groom near Jerico filling station. Harry R. Funk 19 of Felt Okla drove a pickup while Mrs Margie Smith of Lansing Mich drove the other car. Passengers were Mrs Ralph Cook of Ohio and Mrs William Bregman of Michigan. Pavement was wet and slippery as Hammock investigated the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groom
Harry R. Funk
Felt
Okla
Margie Smith
Lansing
Mich
Smith
Ralph Cook
Ohio
William Bregman
Michigan
A. W. Hammock
Jerico
Brit ish consul Walsh meets Amarillo mayor at city hall
H F C Walsh of the British consular service conferred with Mayor Joe Jenkins at Amarillo city hall during a regular visit. He is registered at the Herring Hotel. Also noted is Sgt and Mrs Robert Gogan and Mr and Mrs A W Mullins returning home Monday after vacationing in Colorado Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
H. F. C. Walsh
British Consular Service
Joe Jenkins
Herring Hotel
Colorado
Colorado Springs
Robert Grogan
A. W. Mullins
Monroe Street
Radio blues and wartime work change Mrs Martin
A columnist notes Mrs Martin grieves over a broken radio while praising wartime shifts in women's roles. He argues metal and manpower for radios outweigh the cost of a bomber sighting and suggests laundry work loss as a lasting change. The piece ends with a Panhandle Laundry sponsorship.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gude
New
Hollywood
Westmore
Blackburn ‘Bros
Sweetbriar Shop
Y. W
Courthouse Records
Phoenix
Donald and
Hoyt Mulkey
Fillmore Street
Arizona
Dr. Scarborough
Gulbranson, Steinway
Story-Clarke
Mary L. Spence
Globe-News
Marie Earle
Herbert
Khoury Bros
Polk St
Optometrist
Londonderry
Alif
Roma
Newc Ae
Salip Omnia
Burgundy
America
Roma Wine CO
Fresno
Lodi
Healdsburg
Cal
Boxwell Brother
Perryton
Spearman
Nan
Sears- Roebuck
Panhandle Laundry
Dixie Crea
A Polk
Mary Adell Miner
Sandler
Boston
Sportsters
The
Run-Abouts
Staunch
Ning
Polk
Reznor
Dearborn
Amarillo Hardware Co
Polk Si
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