Girl Scouts Report Busy Amarillo Year Under Weymouth
The Amarillo Girl Scout Council led by Commissioner Weymouth reports strong growth and activity. Highlights include the annual banquet, Cactus Regional Convention with 150 visitors, National Girl Scout Week observance, four Courts of Awards, and 102 campers with 18 leaders at Ceia Canyon.
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Chan
Eler Weymouth
Amarillo
Sibyl Gordon Newell
National
Edith Conant
Edith Macy
Briar Cliff Manor
N. Y
Marguerite Twohy
Mary White
Cactus
Oklahoma
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
Ceia Canyon
Roy C. Snodgrass
First Christian Church
Patricia Blasdel
Eugene S. Blasdell
Madison Street
Rites Held for Youthful Pair After Shooting
Houston reports double funeral services for Sam Pengelly age 23 who shot his 19 year old bride of a week and then killed himself after a quarrel over attending a dance. Louise Pengelly died in her mother in law’s arms. Pengelly died two hours later. An inquest ruled murder and death by own action.
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Houston
Sam Pengelly
Lake Charles
Walter Baily
Goodby
Mama
Pengelly
E. W. Herman To Be Buried at Amherst
Earl Wilbur Herman aged four died after an operation and will be shipped from Tu cumcari New Mexico to Amherst for burial on Saturday. He was jailed last May on a liquor conviction and had worked as a cook with special privileges. Survived by wife Hilah and children Velma Ver man Emerson Sam Burton. The body lies in state at Griggs Funeral Chapel before shipment to Littlefield.
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Earl Wilbur Herman
Potter County
Littlefield
Amherst
Herman
Tucumcari
N. M
Hilah Herman
Sam Burton
Velma
Verman
Emerson
South Plains
Kansas
Griggs Funeral Chapel
Mrs. Don Miller Honored At Bridge Fete in Des Moines
Mrs. Don Miller of Des Moines honored at a bridge party hosted by Mrs. Frank Farley Mrs. Bert Levy and Mrs. Bob Horschler at Horschler home 301 West Thirty-Ninth Avenue Yuletide decorations noted Guest prize went to the honoree high bridge scores earned by Buster Northen and Don Miller A salad course was served to attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Buster Northen Mrs. Don Miller Mr. and Mrs. Barney Astes Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Cantrell Mr. and Mrs. Bert Levy Mr. and Mrs. Frank Farley Mr. and Mrs. Bob Horschler and Miss Faye McCubbins
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Don Miller
Des Moines
N. M
Bob Horschiler
West Thirty-Ninth Avenue
Frank Farley
Bert Levy
Bob Horschler
Buster Northen
Barney Astes
Irvin Cantrell
Faye McCubbins
Debutante Party Confections Feature Artwork Clovers
Green sugar four leaf clover centerpiece stands two feet high at Mary Elizabeth MacArthur’s coming out tea dance. Each leaf depicts a debutante’s life scene in white frosting. center sugar heart bears the hostess portrait. Pink roses and confectionery chrysanthemums finish the display.
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Washington
Mary Elizabeth MacArthur
Douglas MacArthur
Army
Deb
Expression Pupils To Give Recital At First Baptist Church
Expression Pupils from McClurkin Studios present a public Christmas recital this evening at 8 in the adult assembly room of the First Baptist Church. The program lists Ruth Robertson Elizabeth Ann Jordan Willis Kendall George Calvert Dorothea Lentz Houser Basmham Jimmie Burran Bill Webster Joan McCormick Alice Moore Patty Mae Hines George Irby Frances Ellen Hall Willena Byrd May Frances Wilkerson Jack Sparks John O Turner Kathryn Turner Viola Speck Edna Erle Cleghorn Mary Edith Hopkins with help from Mrs T M Coldwell's whistling studio students.
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McClurkin Studios of Expression
First Baptist Church
Ruth Robertson
Elizabeth Ann Jordan
Willis Kendall
George Calvert
Dorothea Lentz
Houser Basham
Jimmie Burran
Bill Webster
Joan McCormick
Alice Moore
Patty Mae Hines
George Irby
Frances Ellen Hall
Willena Byrd
May Frances Wilkerson
Jack Sparks
John O. Turner
Kathryn Turner
Viola Speck
Edna Erle Cleghorn
Mary Edith Hopkins
Bivins P T A Reports Largest Attendance of Year
The Bivins Parents Teacher Association drew the year's largest turnout at Tuesday's meeting in the school building. Mrs C N Jarrell's room won the prize for most mothers present. Miss Mary Croft's pupils presented a program and Mrs W D Westbay spoke on the recent state P T A meeting in San Antonio. Mrs R H Kelly gave a talk on the state teachers convention.
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Bivins Parents Teacher Association
C. N. Jarrell
Mary Croft
W. D. Westbay
San Antonio
R. H. Kelly
Circle No 2 Holds Winter Meeting at Conkling Home
Circle No 2 of the West Amarillo Christian Church met Wednesday afternoon at 802 Tennessee Street under Mrs M F Hawkins. Ten members attended and refreshments were served. The circle will not meet during the holidays. the next gathering is the second Wednesday in January with location to be announced.
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West Amarillo
Princess Chooses Cape for Evening Gala Attire
Paris fashion notes report Princess de Kepurthala among women preferring capes over coats for evening wear. She attended a gala in a white satin gown with a three quarter length ermine cape wrapped closely around her.
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Paris
Princess de Kepurthala
Social Calendar Tonight In Amarillo Observes Holiday Events
Bonita Chapter O E 8 study class at Masonica Temple 7 30. Gamma Delphians Women’s Club Rooms Herring Hotel 7 45. L T D Club Christmas party at 817 Palo Duro Street 7 30. Yeoman program I O O F Hall 8. Dana Thomas Harmon Christmas studio recital 202 West Tenth Avenue 8. Unity Study Club Green Building Room 9 8. Friday book review AAUW Mrs Maynard 2410 Hayden 3. Amarillo Country Club bridge party reservations H M Mace 9313. Alice Landergin PTA Christmas party school 2 30. Les Temps Club 1806 Harrison 3. Elizabeth Meyer McReynolds recital Amarillo College of Music 8. Child Study Club 1816 Taylor 3. Christmas party Mrs Cox assistant. Child Welfare Club 1501 Madison 2 Christmas party. Mrs Florey Mrs Wingate hostesses. Friendly Needle Club 2506 West Fourth 2 30. Friendship Bridge Club 1510 Fillmore 10 Luncheon noon Green Building silent 12 10 12 30 Lessons in Truth 2 30. AAUW Book review Hayden 3. Junior Child Study Club children party 1300 Harrison 3 45. Woodman Circle Popular Grove No 171 Christmas party tree W O W Hall 7 30.
Handel's Genius Prevails Over Father's Opposition
The Amarillo Civic Chorus plans a Sunday 3 PM performance of Handel's Messiah at Municipal Auditorium under Emil F. Myers. Born February 23 1685 in Haile Handel faced a father who opposed music, yet became a renowned composer and founder of the Society for Distressed Musicians.
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George Frederick Handel
Municipal Auditorium
Amarillo
Local young musicians revealed for community program
Grace Poling, Allen and Sidney Sliger, Miriam Rubin, Vivien Robertson, Huberta Underwood, Mary Wiseman, Wilbur Cole, Marian Hurst, Catherine Sliger, Helen Kligman are set to participate. Louise Faulkner will assist as reader in the program.
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Grace Poling
Allen
Sidney Sliger
Miriam Rubin
Vivien Robertson
Huberta Underwood
Mary Wiseman
Wilbur Cole
Marian Hurst
Catherine Sliger
Helen Kligman
Louise Faulkner
Reader
Luncheon Held At Tea Room For Armistice Volunteers
A luncheon honoring poppy sellers on Armistice Day and Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary members was held Wednesday noon at the Patricia Ann Tea room. High bridge scores were awarded to Mrs. R E Roush Mrs M L Fuller and Mrs J W Welch. Guests included a long list of ladies led by Mrs Zane Smith Mrs P L Bottoms and Mrs A H Gay.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Patricia Ann Tea Room
R. E. Roush
M. L. Fuller
J. W. Welch
Luncheon Costume Uses Brown Theme
Mrs Louis Cartier lunching at the Ritz in Paris in a tobacco brown Worth costume with panther trimming. She wore a tilted brown felt hat matching the fur trim in the stylish luncheon scene.
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Paris
Louis Cartier
The
Ritz
Worth
Piano Pupils Recital At Mrs Sligers Home
Piano pupils of Mrs Fred A Sliger will be presented in a recital Friday evening at 8 oclock at her home 2210 Washington Street.
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Fred A. Sliger
Washington Street
Handel the Great Composer Dies in London
The famed Baroque master George Frideric Handel finished oratorios such as Saul Israel in Egypt and The Messiah while nearly blind. He stayed largely apart from society, living studiously as a musician and dying a rich man in London on April 14 1759 and buried at Westminster Abbey.
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Saul
Israel
Egypt
the Messiah
Samson
Judas
Jeptha
London
Westmster Abbey
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