Miss Virginia McCartt Weds James A Coleman of Baltimore
Miss Virginia McCartt daughter of Mr and Mrs E J McCartt 108 Crestway became the bride of James A Coleman of Baltimore Md at St Andrew s Episcopal Church with a double ring ceremony Rev Frederick A Foster officiating The wedding featured white carnations candelabra and a formal processional The bridal party included Miss Margaret Cannon Boyce Miss Mary Stack bridesmaids and Mrs Eugene McCartt Jr matron of honor The groom s brother Bill Coleman served as best man After a reception at the McCartt home the couple left for a trip and will reside at 4107 Elderson Ave Baltimore The bride is a former Amarillo High School Sullins College and Amarillo College student The groom is a Johnson City native educated in North Carolina and Tennessee The moon fact appears as an unrelated note.
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Virginia Ann McCartt
E. J. McCartt
Crestway
James A. Coleman
Baltimore
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Frederick A. Foster
Bud Pool
Joe Bob McClure
Eugene McCartt, Jr
Morris
Robert McCartt
Nellie D. Erhard
Loret
Strelezki
Robert Wilson
Burleigh
Arensky
Mendelssohn
Margaret Cannon Boyce
Mary Stack
Martha Williams
Bill Coleman
Johnson City
Tenn
Miss Boyce
Miss Stack
Johanna Hill
E. A. Coleman
Betty Dawson
Betty Jim Shelton
Mary Klingensmith
Peggy O’brien
Eleanor Fuqua
Janie Eslick
Bristn
Amarillo College
Kappa Delta Sorority
T. P. Club
Elon College
North Carolina
University of Tennessee
Mary Leah
Dayton
S. Leah
R. L. Cass
Plainview
Mesdames D. V. Gouldy
H. C. Prince
L. C. Taylor
Jack Liston
Mary Klingens
Mary Lee Vernon
H. R. Vernon
Itasca
Martin
San Antonio
Miss Vernon Is Married In Itasca
Miss Vernon and James Tommy Martin wed in Itasca at the Presbyterian Church with a single ring ceremony. Attendants wore pink and aqua, bouquets featured gladioli and orchids, and a reception followed at the couple’s home prior to a San Antonio trip.
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Miss Vernon
Itasca
Banquet for A. and M. Students and Parents
About 100 Texas A and M College students and parents attended a banquet Monday night in the Polk Street Methodist Fellowship Hall hosted by the A. and M. Parents Club. Ross Rogers acted as toastmaster while Co. B. Marsh, president of the A. and M. Panhandle Club, led cadets in college yells. Maroon and white colors were highlighted in table decor. Mrs. L. H. Davis and C. T. Fleek arranged the event.
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Texas A. & M College
Polk Street Methodist Fellowship Hall
A. & M. Parents Club
Ross Rogers
Co. B. Marsh
A. &M. Panhandle Club
L. H. Davis
C. T. Fleeck
Engagement Raiked By Reeders
Mr and Mrs Leslie Reeder announce the forthcoming marriage of Miss Leona Romine to Roy Gooch of Amarillo. The wedding is set for 10 oclock Saturday night at the Reeders home with Rev Powell A Smith officiating. Halcyon Club to have watch dinner at 7 30 in Branson home with members and their husbands.
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Leslie Reeder
Kentucky Street
Leona Romine
Roy Gooch
Amarillo
Reeder
Powell A. Smith
West Amarillo
Halcyon Club
G. F. Branson
Prospect Street
Branson
Brownwood Bridegroom a Camp Bowie Sergeant Weds
Mrs. Martin graduation paths span Phoenix Union High School Phoenix Junior College University of Arizona Gamma Phi Beta. Mr. Martin from John Tarlton College Stephenville and University of Texas. Out of town guests include D K Martin San Antonio Jack Martin Waco Ross Vernon Beaumont Otto Morgan Cleburne Joe Darrow Brownwood. Rehearsal dinner Friday night hosted by Joe C Martin Jr and wife from Ataska.
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Ross Vernon
Beaumont
Otto Morgan
Cleburne
Joe Darrow
Brownwood
Joe C. Martin, Jr
Ataska
Pre nuptial parties honor Miss Weymouth and others
Bright Spots in The News recounts a series of social events including a miscellaneous shower for Miss Mary Ann Weymouth in honor of her upcoming marriage to Thomas H. Campbell Jr, plus a supper in honor of Miss Adrea in Appling of Luling and a golden wedding anniversary open house for Mr. and Mrs. Farrell. It also notes Red Cross sewing needs and a holiday party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Earl Blankinship with a guest list.
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Mary Ann Weymouth
Thomas H. Campbell, Jr
Miles Bivins
Jimmie Gulerie
Harrison Street
Adreain Appling
Luling
Earl Blankinship
Mississippi Street
Ralph Amos
Gladys Cobb
Velma Prince
Nina Prince
C. P. Payne
Joyce Searcer
Robert Strickland
Mary Strickland
Faye
Dortha Spaulding
Mildred Wells
Canyon
Jean McAtee
Lloyd McAtee
City Counsel Delivers Opinion On Fire Department Claim
The city commission meeting will largely be routine except for the corporation counsel's opinion on a back pay claim filed by Galveston firemen nearly two months ago. City Manager A. P. Hancock said the opinion should be ready for tonight's session.
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City Commission
Galveston
A. P. Hancock
Christian Church Holds New Year’s Eve Meeting
The First Christian Church will hold its annual congregational meeting Wednesday at 6 30 p m in Fellowship Hall. Reports from all church departments will be presented and the New Year spirit highlighted in the program and fellowship. A covered dish luncheon is sponsored by the Women’s Council.
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First Christian Church
Fellowship Hall
Women’s Council
Harold Lowe Safe In the Far East
Mr and Mrs R D Lowe of 1100 E Fillmore Street cheer a cable from their son Private Harold S Lowe who reports in the Far East that he is okay and wishes a Merry Christmas The message took several days to reach Amarillo.
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R. D. Lowe
Fillmore Street
Harold S. Lowe
Far East
O. K
Amarillo
Australia
Roosevelt
Churchill
Commonwealth
Kiwanians Attend Sanford Banquet Lead Amarillo Guests
Amarillo represented at the Sanford Kiwanis Club annual ladies night banquet and officer installation with President Kenneth Kohler and Mrs Kohler and former President Forrest Ansley and Mrs Ansley from the San Jacinto Kiwanis Club in attendance.
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Amarillo
Sanford Kiwanis Club
Kenneth Kohler
Kohler
Forrest Ansley
Ansley
San Jacinto
Calendar notices and club events in Amarillo
Tonight events include Amarillo Rebekah Lodge at I O O F Hall at 7 30 Miracle Book Club at 505 Lincoln Street at 8 Terpsichorean Club at Lloyd Root Studio at 8 30 Wednesday plans by Borden Retail Club Gene Amos 1502 A West Eleventh Avenue Amarillo Council of Church Women at San Jacinto Methodist Church 1930 o clock planning 1942 program noon covered dish and executive board meeting at 10 Halcyon Club New Year dinner at 7 30 at 808 Prospect Street LOSE 10 LBS IN 5 DAYS Lemon juice diet ad from Cretney Drug Co. with phone order details.
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Amarillo
Cretney Drug CO
Japs Paying For Gains War Opinion by DeWitt MacKenzie
Wide World War Analyst DeWitt MacKenzie argues Japanese forces face heavy losses in Malay Peninsula and near Manila while continually pressing Allied positions. He highlights Tojo’s possible pilgrimage to Ise Grand Shrine, calls the war “fantastic” yet real, and notes Allied reinforcements and Darwin’s strategic build up as crucial factors in the Pacific theater. He discusses the Pacific supply routes, potential paths for relief, and Australia’s growing military role, stressing the need for vigilance and broader defense.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Malay Penin
Tojo
Ise
Amaterasu O Mi Kami
Far East
Brisbane
Darwin
Dutch East Indies
Singapore
Manila
Australia
Defense Guards Meet Tonight in Amarillo
Defense Guards meet tonight as Amarillo's Texas Defense Guard unit considers forming a second company. Capt. A. Petersen leads with Lt. Sam W. Davis and Lt. J. Jack Rogers among 10 officers and men. The unit, formed 14 months ago, has trained weekly in close and extended order drills, with many new recruits since the war with Japan and the Axis began.
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Japan
Amarillo
Texas Defense Guard
J. Jack Rogers
FBI Developing Big Organization
The FBI plans the strongest unified police system with nationwide officer enlistment and 24 hour coverage. On January 12 Panhandle peace officers meet in Amarillo for a six day home defense training course led by A P Kitchin and Dallas agents in the 57th district courtroom. Sheriff Bill Adams notes attendance is encouraged for all Panhandle officers.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Panhandle
Amarillo
A P. Kitchin
Dallas
Bill Adams
57Th District Court Room
San Jacinto Kiwanis Meet New Year's Day
The San Jacinto Kiwanis Club will hold its regular luncheon Thursday noon at the San Jacinto Methodist Church to launch the New Year. The meeting proceeds despite the holiday, with Tommy Linn in charge of the program and Christmas last week's luncheon cancelled.
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San Jacinto
Baxter to Address Shamrock Civic Clubs
Rex Baxter Amarillo Chamber of Commerce manager will address a joint Shamrock civic clubs meeting tomorrow at noon with defense as the main topic. He plans to confer with Wellington and Pampa officials on prairie fire control after the meeting.
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Rex Baxter
Amarillo
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