Mercedes Allm Weds Jack Gravestock In Double Ring Service
Mercedes Allm daughter of Mr and Mrs Van H Allm 3109 Monroe became the bride of Jack Gravestock son of Mr and Mrs J E Gravestock 147 Bonita on Monday Feb 2 The ceremony at the Church featured white carnations narcisses and a matron of honor Mrs Van Alm Jr In a light beige gabardine suit the bride wore a pearl necklace from her grandmother Best man was Samuel Eugene Patrick of Lubbock A reception followed and the couple will live in Lubbock The bride attended Amarillo High School and Amarillo College and worked at Kline’s Grave stock attended Amarillo High School served in the Army and works with his father in the Electrolux business Out-of-town guests included Mrs Blanche Shahan Marion Kan and Mr and Mrs Samuel Eugene Patrick Lubbock
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercedes Allm
van H. Allm
Monroe
Jack Gravestock
J. E. Gravestock
Bonita
G. W. Lipsey
van Alm, Jr
Samuel Eugene Patrick
Lubbock
Allin
Gravestock
Lubbok
Amarillo College
Gamma Theta Chi Sorority
Kline's
Amarillo High School
Electrolux
Blanche Shahan
Marion
Kan
Beryl Needle Club Conducts Social Meeting
The Beryl Needle Club met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. V. D. Beistle’s home, 2003 East Twelfth. Guests included Mesdames Brown Doyle Gig Hill Davis Smith Seif Bogard. The next meeting is set for Thursday Feb 12 at 1 30 PM at Mrs. W. E. Hill’s home 2217 Rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beryl Needle Club
V. D. Beistle
East Twelfth
Mesdames F.C. Brown
L. R. Doyle
HB. Gig
W. E. Hill
W. F. Davis
J. V. Smith
W. E. Seif
Bill Bogard
Happy Hour Sewing Club Hosts Members at Howard Home
Happy Hour Club entertained members yesterday afternoon at Mrs. H. C. Howard home 2107 Pierce. Guests included Mesdames W. G. Allen W. L. Granger S. E. Inman H. M. Jensen Rufus McDowell and E. D. Thrasher. Next meeting set for Thursday at 7 pm at Mrs. Victor Steen 608 Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Hour Club
Happy Hour Sewing Club
H.C. Howard
Pierce
W. G. Allen
W. L. Granger
S. E. Inman
H. M. Jensen
Rufus McDowell
E. D. ‘Thrasher
Victor Steen
Monroe
Wedding Vows Read In Home Ceremony for Turner Taylor
Treba Louise Turner bride of Horace E. Taylor in a home wedding at 413 West Twenty second. Rev J W Lisermore presided. attendants included maid of honor Novalene Turner and best man George Hall. Family members and relatives attended a reception with cake and punch. The couple will reside in Fort Worth area.
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Treba Louise Turner
O. A. Turner
Taylor
Horace E. Taylor
Jackie Taylor
Fort Worth
J. W. Lisermore
Line Avenue Baptist Church
W. W. Yarbrough
Kentucky
Edna Earle Yarbrough
Jimmie Lee Walls
Novalene Turner
George Hall
Glenna Page Peek
Golf Luncheon Transformed to Bridge Luncheon at Amarillo Club
A monthly Amarillo Country Club gathering shifted from a women’s golf luncheon to a bridge event due to weather. Winners include Mrs. John Oakes first prize, Mrs. Ralph Moore second, and Miss Marilyn Herrman as consolation. Mrs. Frank Wolflin won the rummy game and Mrs. A N Oliver took the luncheon ball. Notables present: Mesdames Sim Coker Wolflin J L McClintock Fay Dryden Oakes Joe Ross Moore Bob Stone Olver Howard Nelson H E Herrman Charles Galloup Vernon Crawford Smiley Triplett Alfred Glen Norris Ewing Wade Holman Fred Gray plus guests Mrs Frank White Jr of Clarendon Miss Herrman and Mrs J Bruington.
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Amarillo Country Club
John Oakes
Brideg
Ralph Moore
Marilyn Herrman
Frank Wolflin
A.N. Oliver
Mesdames Sim Coker
Wolflin
J. L. McClintock
Fay Dryden
Oakes
Joe Ross
Moore
Highland Club Hears Agent on Self Improvements
Highland Home Demonstration Club met in Room 104 Court house to hear Pauline Lokey discuss self improvements. Attendees included Mmes Harvey Hunnicutt Hearn Kyle Phipps Pugh Tarver and guests Gower and R L. The next meeting is Feb 19 at 2 pm at Mrs I C Williams Jr 506 Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Club
Humphreys
Highland Home Demonstration Club
Pauline Lokey
Potter County
Court House
Albert Harvey
Bessie Hunnicutt
C. R. Hearn
Frank Kyle
H. Phipps
A. Pugh
T. A." Tarver
the Ruests
G. C. Gower
Mabel R
I. C. Williams, Jr
Hill
Social Calendar Tonight and Saturday Events in Amarillo
Listings show West Amarillo Christian Church Endeavor banquet tonight and a Yam Jar Dance at 7 30 p m at the YWCA. Saturday features a pottery sale for children at the Amarillo Library at 3 o clock and a Gorka Club dance at the YMCA at 8 20 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Carpenters Wives Auxiliary Sets Social Meeting
Carpenters Wives Auxiliary 180 to 1 Local 665 held a business session with 12 members at Carpenters Hall. President Mrs. W. W. Finch led the discussion and announced a social gathering for Feb 19 at 2:30 PM at Mrs. John Urton’s home 1201 North Polk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenters Wives Auxiliary
Carpenters Hall
W. W. Finch
John Urton
North Polk
Unfaithful Husband- Wife Acts Wisely
Dorothy Dix counsels a wife who stays with her philanderer husband for the sake of their two daughters. She keeps a peaceful home, supports the children, and argues that many wives facing similar betrayals should preserve the family unit. The column notes such men often appear charming and kindly, risking little by marrying again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy DIX
Miss DIX
Idyl
Lifelong Dull Evenings and Silent Husbands in Marriage
A fragment discusses husbands who imitate store dummies with an evening paper, suggesting wives seek companionship. It laments the quiet burden on women with small children and describes the man’s lack of attention as a key disappoint ment in marriage.
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Estes Slydia
Miracle Market
Oly Las
Fender Garden Sweet
Starkist Solid Pack
Benen
Ray Wagner
Horace E. Garrr Turner-Taylor
Ice Bay City
Mich
John Sanborn
Sahara Desert
Europe
CVT Neem Luxury Waxina Cme
Kohler Bros
Caspian Sea
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Strache
Fesulla
Sunshine
LIV IY Ivlivln Pe
Washington
Dowell’s Cafe
Fillmore
B. F. Goodrich 4Th & Fillmore
Cal Fairey
Gries
E.s. Griggs & Sons
Eighth
Latee
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Ivers and Pond
Upshaw-Adams Music Company
Lyes Upshaw
Lgalae
WhiesKirk
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