Open House Honors Two GS Leaders
A lace covered tea table displayed silverware and a pink carnation arrangement donated by Mr. and Mrs. Bill Beechler and Mrs Cunningham at a gathering honoring two GS leaders.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1943
Page
4
A lace covered tea table displayed silverware and a pink carnation arrangement donated by Mr. and Mrs. Bill Beechler and Mrs Cunningham at a gathering honoring two GS leaders.
The Circle of the West Amarillo Christian Church plans a 2 o'clock Wednesday meeting with Mrs. W. L. Sloan at 3004 Harrison Street. Pleasant Valley Christian Church Woman's Council schedules a 2 o'clock Tuesday gathering at Pleasant Valley location.
Mrs R W Adams hosted a coffee at 2214 Hayden Street for bride elect Miss Mary Louise Vernon, hosted by her mother Mrs E M Vernon. Guests included Mrs Sam Haws of Waco and many local ladies. sister-in-law to-be Elea nor Jane will serve as bridesmaid.
Dean Reed daughter of Mr and Mrs Dewey Reed of 2408 Tyler Street becomes engaged to Lt Earl Armstrong son of Mr and Mrs Earl N Armstrong formerly of Amarillo now Houston The wedding is planned for Friday night at the Presbyterian chapel on the University of Texas campus The bride elect will receive her degree from the University next Wednesday She is Amarillo High School and Amarillo College graduate and a member of Zeta Tau Alpha The bridesmaid is Miss Maxine Ratcliff Lt Armstrong a graduate of Amarillo High School attended Amarillo College Texas A and M and Texas Tech He has studied meteorology at UCLA for nine months and was commissioned as second lieutenant last week He will be stationed at UCLA as an instructor
In Houston on December 6 a satin clad mannequin drew crowds as shoppers paused before the window. The display sparked smiles and a belief that even dummies face wartime hardships with a provocative stocking draped at the ankle.
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