Nuptial Vows Exchanged in Quanah for Mrs Norris and James Perryman
Mrs. W. B. Norris of Quanah and James E. Perryman a Church of Christ minister officiated a double ring ceremony at the groom’s parents home. The event featured bride Virginia Chambliss as maid of honor and Leland Norris as best man. The couple, both Quanah school alumni, reside at 1308 Shaw.
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W. B. Norris
Quanah
James E. Perryman
Church of Christ
Virginia Chambliss
Leland Norris
Norris
Mr. Norris
Shaw, Quanah
Bride-Elect Miss Jeanne Chance Feted In Nuptial Showers
Miss Jeanne Chance bride-elect of Charles Dennis is honored at multiple nuptial showers. Mrs. Arah Howard and daughter Eleanor hosted a miscellaneous shower at 3812 North East Twelfth with guests including Leonard Foster C W Evans Sam Brooks Oscar Brooks H E Gravestock J E Gravestock Tom Lowrey H C Stevens C L Tuckness Melvin Barker Donald Honey Roy Bird Charles Ay and others. A crystal shower was hosted by Mrs C L Tuckness at 2503 North West Second with guests John Clark Roy Bird Tommy Buford L W Patton Jr Bill Bord Olive Burt and Joan Jurgensen Eleanor Howard Dortha Smith among attendees.
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Jeanne Chance
Charles Dennis
Arah Howard
Eleanor
North East Twelfth
Messrs
Charles Ay
Olive Burt
D. McCants
C. B. Rankin
Mcivor Daniel
Joan Jurgensen
C. L. Tuckness
North West Second
Miss Chance
Mes
John Clark
Roy Bird
Tommy Buford
L. W. Patton, Jr
Bill Bord
W. L. Perry
Eleanor Howard
Dortha Smith
Dark Hosiery Slims Leas
Puller skirts and darker stockings flatter legs and suit new high waist, flared skirts. Lowered hem lines help those with leg concerns. Darkish gray beige shades slim large legs. avoid too-dark shades as they draw attention. Cobwebby sheers offer the ultimate flattering hosiery for figure needs.
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Alicia Hartner
Puller
Britain’s 1946 Motor Output Trails U.S. Level
Great Britain produced 365 282 motor vehicles in 1946 while the United States built 7 089 000. The comparison highlights the U S lead in automobile production and the scale of industry in the two nations.
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Great Britain
United States
Woman Eyes Senate Seat in Maine Race
Congresswoman Margaret Chase Smith of Maine aims for the US Senate next year. If elected she would be the first Republican woman senator and the second woman ever to serve. The Maine campaign faces a stiff fight against Gov. Horace A. Hildreth and others with a pivotal June 21, 1948 primary.
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Dorothy Williams
United Press
Washington
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Senate
Hattie W. Caraway
Arkansas
Employer Compensation Commission
Skowhegan
Peggy Smith
House
Wallace H. White, Jr
Maing
Horace A. Hildreth
US Senate
Rebekah Lodge Plans Cornerstone Ceremony
Rebekah Lodge 145 met in IOOF Hall with Mrs. Maxie Pamplin in charge. Mrs. Pearl Soloman joined as a transfer and Mrs. Marie McBrain of Borger visited. Plans were set for a cornerstone laying at 5 PM Tuesday at 2807 West Sixth. Mrs. Sadie Rogers was named trustee. next meeting Aug 29 at 8 PM. The German word for cotton is baumwolle.
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San Jacinto Rebekah Lodge
Ioof Hall
Maxie Pamplin
Noble Grand
Pearl Soloman
Marie McBrain
Borger
West Sixth
Sadie Rogers
Miss Madelyn Robinson Attends Directors Mastercourse
Miss Madelyn Robinson of 1802 Taylor returned from Lincoln Nebraska after attending a two week summer mastercourse for choral directors at the Christiansen Choral School in Lake Forest Illinois. Instructors included O C Christainsen, Morton Luvans, and Peter D. Tkach. She teaches music and choir at Elizabeth Nixon Junior High School. The article notes the word cotton derives from Arabic Kotn.
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Madelyn Robinson
Taylor
Lincoln
Neb
John R. Robinson
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Pinkham
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School For Directors
Globe and Friday News
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Sean
Lever Brothers Company
Rweaes Suto CP
Blackburn ‘Bros
Sanitone
Dovics
Carole King
Rose
Fin
Betty Brown
White G Kirk
Amarillo
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Spectator
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