Club Plans Christmas Affair for Panhandle Speech Arts
Miss Roberne Wilson will host the Panhandle Junior Speech Arts Association Christmas meeting at 1013 Harrison Street at 8 tonight. Corinne McCure leads the team with a program including Prance Mexico Germany England and Carols by Candle light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberne Wilson
Panhandle
Harrison Street
Corinne McCure
Prance
Eilen Martin
Mexico
Mary Elizabeth Rathmell
Germany
Margaret, Dowse
England
Shirley Cline
Jane Woodruff
Wilson
Rathimell
Margaret Ivey
Lone Star Club to Host Pot Luck Luncheon Tomorrow
Lone Star Roller Canary Bird Club members plan a pot luck luncheon tomorrow at Mrs. Jean Bradley's home 4003 Tyler Street. They will quilt at 7 pm and serve the meal at 1 pm. The meeting was postponed from last week due to the storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Star Roller Canary Bird Club
Jean Bradley
Tyler Street
Reckless Drivers play at high school auditorium
Bruce Miner stars as Algernon Totten in the Black Mask Players comedy Reckless Drivers sponsored by Amarillo and Bonita Eastern Star chapters with 8 15 p.m. showtime. Tickets cost 25 and 35 cents and are sold by Rainbow Girls at the box office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Miner
New
Black Mask Players
Amarillo
Bonita
Order of the Eastern Star
Bruce
Algernon Totten
Rainbow Girls
Loo
Four F Group Changes Name to Economy Home Demonstration Club
The Four F Home Demonstration Club in Pleasant Valley renamed itself the Economy Home Demonstration Club during a Friday meeting at Mrs. Carl Larsen’s home. An annual Thanksgiving dinner preceded a business session led by Mrs. H. T. Brady. Plans for a December 19 Christmas tree and gift exchange were made at Mrs. F. E. King’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Larsen
Pleasant Valley
Economy Home Demonstration Club
H. T. Brady
F. E. King
H. T. Mason
Peggy
Delmore Christal Celebrates 14th Birthday Candlelight Party
Mrs. J. R. Christal honored her son Delmore on his fourteenth birthday with a Candlelight Party. Guests joined in games and gift opening then gathered for cake while singing Happy Birthday. Attendees included Mahdeene Barrington and Robert Barrington among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Christal
Delmore
Mahdeene Barrington
Robert Barrington
Billie Don Martin
Wanda Nell Martin
Billie Massie
H L. Massie
Kenneth Bassett
Gwendolen Bassett
Bobbie Jean McWilliams
William Carbell
Patsy
Old-Fashioned Community Social At Pleasant Valley Church
The Woman's Council of Pleasant Valley Christian Church sponsors an old-fashioned community social at 7 p m Tuesday night at the church. Everyone in the community is invited. A program and refreshments are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Council of
Pleasant Valley Christian Church
Meeting Place for Auxiliary Changed
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Veterans of the Burlington Lines will meet at 2 PM Tuesday at the home of Mrs. D. H. Nally located at 2905 Jackson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Auxiliary
Veterans of the Burlington Lines
D. H. Nally
Jackson Street
Officers to be Named by Rebekah Lodge Amarillo
The Amarillo Rebekah Lodge will elect officers at 7 30 oclock Tuesday night at the TOOF Hall. All members are urged to be present. The Junior Woman s Club to Meet at Mrs W W Gibson 1210 Georgia Street at 3 o clock Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AMOMA
First Baptist Church
Rebekah
Amarillo Rebekah
Toof Hall
W. W Gibson
Georgia Street
Sue McAdoo Bride of S Scott Rutledge
The marriage of Sue McAdoo to Samuel Scott Rutledge took place in Wichita Falls in a single ring ceremony at the First Baptist Church parsonage with Rev Fred C Eastham officiating. The bride wore royal blue velvet and gardenia corsage. the couple left for an unannounced trip and will reside at 4239 A West Ninth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue McAdoo
W. H. McAdoo
van Buren Street
Samuel Scott Rutledge
O. P. Rutledge
Floydada
First Baptist Church
Wichita Falls
Fred C. Eastham
Roberte Wilson
Amarillo
Cadman
D'Hardelot
W. C. Kauffman
Miss Wilson
Roberne Wilson
Richard E. Derby
J. W. Gibson
O. P. Rutledge, Jr
First Baptist Martha
O’brien Thompson
Polk Street
Amarillo High School
Amarillo College
Sigma Iota Chi
Texas Technological College
Inidbork
Las Vivaracas
Flordada High School
Texas A. and
M. College
Carl C. Cox
Rutledge
West
Ninth Avenue
Calendar of club meetings and gatherings tonight and Tuesday
Tonight events include Epsilon Sigma Alpha at Federation Club Rooms at 8 00 pm. International Relations Group AAU at Federation Club Rooms 7 45 pm. joint University Fraternity Club and Women Panhellenic Council at Amarillo Hotel 8 00 pm with directors meeting at 7 00 pm. Also Junior Speech Arts Club Christmas party hosted by Miss Roberne Wilson at 1013 Harrison Street. Tuesday Open Forum Club led by Mrs George Parr at 1613 Harrison Street 7 45 pm for officer election. Chapter ANI of the PEO Sisterhood with Mrs W W Rusk at 2207 Hayden Street 12 30 pm. Chapter 7 of PEO luncheon hosted by Mrs H E Smith 1626 Washington Street 12 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aau.w
Federation Club
University Fraternity Club
Women’ Panhellenic Council
Amarillo Hotel
Fraternity Club
George Parr
Harrison Street
Ani
The
PEO
W. W. Rusk
Hayden Street
H. E. Smith
Washington Street
Garden Club Honors Mrs Hoover at Coffee Event
Amarillo Garden Club will honor retiring president Mrs. C. D. Hoover with a 9 30 a m coffee in Southwestern Public Service Club Rooms. Mrs. L. P. Herndon will present a Christmas decorations picture, aided by Mrs. L. V. Cradit, with materials from Better Homes and Gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Hoover
Amarillo Garden Club
Southwestern Public Service Club
L. P. Herndon
L. V. Cradit
Better Homes and Gardens Magazine
Lester J. Vick
Army Ready For Disease
The army medical corps launches its largest effort to shield the emergency army from disease. Colonel James Simmons warns past wars show bacteria kill more soldiers than bullets and vaccination and antitoxins may cut casualties as troops expand. He notes outbreaks could rise if forces move to Central or South America and stresses sanitation and hygiene rules at cantonments and near bases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen J. McDonough
Associated Press
Washington
Army Medical Corps
America
James Simmons
Medical Corps
Simmons
Central
South America
Beta Sigma Phi Unit Meeting Adjusted Tonight
Alpha Alpha Chapter schedules a meeting at 8 oclock this evening at 702 Fairmont Street, replacing the previously announced venue. The sorority notice updates location to the new address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Fairmont Street
O'Clock
Beta Sigma Phi
Alpha Alpha
L Aiguille Club Meets Tuesday at Rankin Russell Home
L Aiguille Club members gather at 2 30 in the afternoon at 1603 A Polk Street hosted by Mrs Rankin Russell for a club meeting at her residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LiAiguille Club
Rankin Russell
Polk Street
L'Aiguille Club
Homecraft Club Meeting Hosted by Mrs T O Strahl
Mrs T O Strahl hosts a Homecraft Club meeting at 2 o clock Thursday afternoon at 312 Fairmont Street. The Woman's Council of West Amarillo Christian Church will meet at 2 30 o'clock Wednesday afternoon at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Nevius
Central Presbyterian Woman's Council
Christian Endeavor
Homecraft Club
T. O. Strahl
Fairmont Street
Woman's Council
Woman's Council of
West Amarillo
Cutting and Storage Simplified With Cheers
Sleepy Eye Minnesota U P J A Loffelmacher announced a plan to simplify ice cutting and storage. He proposed pumping river water into the ice house to freeze there and saw off only the amount needed. Residents approved the plan unanimously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sleepy Eye
Minn
J. A. Loffelmacher
Loffelmacher
Prize winners listed for a Texan contest
The notice names first prize winners Mrs Denver Brown of Dallas and others in Texas and Oklahoma. It lists many subsequent prize recipients including Mrs C C Searcy of Amarillo and J H Guinn of Houston with numerous addresses in Texas plus a few in Oklahoma and New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver Brown
Apple
Dallas
Tex
C. C. Searcy
Crockett
Amarillo
J. H. Guinn
Morrice Houston
Sanger Bros
Elm and Lamar
Furr Food
6Th
Georgia
Woodland Gro
Houston Ave
Houston
T. M. Littlejohn Grocery
Tulsa
Shreveport
San
Tex Vite House
Hoswell
Jepson
Overton
Hunter Driven to Death in Freezing Maine Woods
Calais Maine December 2 A 19 year old Princeton Missouri hunter John Mulholland was found dead near Musquash Lake. Sheriff Ray Foster says the youth slashed his throat and died by his own action after getting lost and freezing with matches soaked and rifle lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calais
Ray Foster
John Mulholland
Princeton
Musquash Lake
Mulholland
Flipper Brook
Grand Lake Highway
Reedy Boy Rites Held at Chapel
Funeral rites for Lloyd Edwin Reedy three year old son of Mr and Mrs Charles Reedy were held at Griggs Chapel with Rev H T Sullivan officiating. Pallbearers were Newell Ashby Glen Harris Morris Williams and Paul Rutherford. The child died from injuries after an incident Thursday night. He is survived by his parents a brother and a sister. Burial is in Liano Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Edwin Reedy
Charles Reedy
Griggs Chapel
H. T. Sullivan
Line Avenue Baptist Church
Newell Ashby
Glen Harris
Morris Williams
Paul Rutherford
Liano Cemetery
Number of U S Dogs Estimated at 28 Million
A rough estimate places the United States dog population around 28 million, reflecting substantial pet ownership and demand for veterinary care, food, and accessories across households nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
More Aliens Than First Thought
The Justice Department reported 3,286,574 aliens already registered and fingerprinted, noting its earlier estimate that the non citizen population of 3,600,909 might be too low. The statement highlights growing totals in immigration records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Justice Department
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National College
Sam Rutledge
Harold Simm
Richardson Wright
E. B. Perryman
W Omen
Mogie Routh
W. E. Routh
West Texas State College
Leges
Mogie
Pi Omega Sorority
Alpha Chi
Alpha Psi Omega
Type High
Madrigal Club
College ‘Who
Prairie Staff
Quill and Scroll
G. F. Geyer
Glenn Laine
Shamrock
Glenn Lalue
Anna Carolyn LaDue
Gerald Geyer
Etta Lou Propstmiss
Etta Lou Propst
R. P. Propst
College Players
Northeast Missouri Teachers College
Kirk Memorial
Kirksville
Harriet Godwin
Abilene
Finis Mothershead
Delmore Christal
Russell
Royal Portable Typewriter
Bibles
Buxton Leather
A Legh
Hett Stationery CO
Taylor
Texas
S. Rutledge
Bonham Street
Elizabeth Cooper
Ruth Delzell
Lola Stewart
New Century Club
E. J. McCartt
Crestway
Trulnve
Polk Street Methodist Church
MacDowell Girls’ Fine Arts Club
la Costura Club
Lester Stone
Junior Woman's Club
John Cowan
Hughes Street
Needie Club
F. R Barnes
Fountain Terrace
el Martes Club
Capitol Hotel
Wild Rose Lodge
Ee Hall
Johnson Street
P T
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
O.E.S
Taylor Street
Miracle Book Club
North Taylor Street
Amarillo College of Music
Amarillo Rebekah Lodge
1.C.C.F
First Baptist Amoma
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Junior Speech Arts Club
Garden Club
Hoover
R. H. Braly
Tuha
H. T. Carter
Greenwood
N . Devherd Franklin
R. V. Filwards
Frederick
Okla
J. L_ Hamilton
Linton
H.A Jackson
West Coy
Albuqui
W. Jents
Borg Sie
Floresville
A_kirchner
la Porte
N. FE
Long
Stree
Orange
W. W. McCarty
Archer City
Robbie D. Miller
Alvarado
M. W. Mires
Trainview
Billie Murphy
Elizabeth St
Wnville
Perry Post
Pro Piast
Safeway
Sherman
Farmers Supply
Giddings
Consumer's Food Market
Monroe
Law
Wichita Falla
Hunter
Reedy Boy
Edwards Studio Santa Fe
Cpros
KAY & Sons
Laura Wheeler
Needlecraft Service, Inc
Amarillo Globe
Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Avenue
New York
N. Y
Findlay, O
U.P
Claude Stover
Hitc
Niagara Falls
Balto, Md
Chen Yu
White & Hiar
U. S. Pat
White & Kirk
Vanity Fair
Charming
Wallace
Beyon
Pettiskirt
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