TEL Class Luncheon Held At First Baptist Church
The TEL Class of the First Baptist Church met Friday for its monthly luncheon and business meeting led by Mrs. M. S. Wasson. Opening prayers and a devotional followed by songs and solos highlighted the session, with numerous members in attendance.
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TEL
First Baptist Church
M. S. Wasson
E. E. Dilday
E. T. Dunaway
Heavenly Father
Fef. H. Sizemore
B. D. Clinton
EF. T. Dunaway
Ll. Quinn
Sid Jones
R. W. Moore
L. W. Langston
Scott Webster
H. H. Horn
W. A. Burrows
Charles T. Camden
W. M. Soford
O. S&s. Wedgeworth
H. W. Elliott
Pred Seale
Gary
F. M. Ratliff
Ricky Short
A. L. Carter
J. F. Mays
C. W. Rogers
FE. H. Sizemore
C. E. Griffith
Lillie Smith
J. A. Land
Eula Draper
W. H. Woodward
S. H. Land
L. D. Heyser
C. T. Keith
J. M. Ayers
M.S. Was
Mrs George Royse Hosts Mother Benton Class Luncheon
Mrs George T Royse 2024 Ong hosted the Mother Benton Class of the First Christian Church with a luncheon. Assistant hostesses were Mrs W A Askew and Mrs Paul Rusk. Attendees included Mesdames Roxie Briscoe Pauline Kent Elva Bennett Nell McClure Rita Swan Cora McGregor Fannie Fleming J W Triplett Dyle Stone George Royse Paul Rusk W L Askew Jack Burgess Joe Scroggins George W Cates J A Fields Elizabeth Leachman and guests Dr George T Royse and Dr R C Snodgrass.
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George T. Royse
Ong
Mother Benton
First Christian Church
W. A. Askew
Paul Rusk
Roxie Briscoe
Pauline Kent
Elva Bennett
Nell McClure
Rita Swan
Cora McGregor
Fannie Fleming
J. W. Triplett
Dyle Stone
George Royse
W. L. Askew
Jack Burgess
Joe Scroggins
George W. Cates
J. A. Fields
Elizabeth Leachman
R. C. Snodgrass
Auxiliary Plans Meeting Tomorrow
Trio Division No 300 GIA to the B of LE will meet at 2 oclock tomorrow in IOOF Hall. The group meets the second and fourth Tuesdays of each month.
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Gia
IOOF
Weed-killer Mixes Shown Effective Against Brush
A blend of the chemicals 4-D and 2 4 5-T has been found effective in controlling brush. The advertisement notes the mixture’s efficacy for clearing overgrowth.
Wrong To Forbid Wife To See Family
Dorothy Dix counsels a wife distraught by her husband's jealousy over visiting her own family. He demands she sever ties, but the expert says loyalty to parents is essential and advises defiance with marriage preparation to avoid future regret. Jealousy is viewed as deadly. leaving is suggested if control persists.
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Dorothy DIX
Miss DIX
Miss Evelyn Stephens Weds Billy Frank Royal in Plainview Home
Miss Evelyn Alice Stephens of Plainview married Billy Frank Royal son of A A Royal of Sudan in a double ring ceremony at the bride’s mother Mrs Ora M Krepnens home. Rev R R Gilbreath officiated, with music by Mrs George Lane. Attendants included Bettie Jo Stevens and Lawrence A Royal. A reception followed and the couple will reside at 500 South Broadway Plainview. Out of town guests included relatives from Petersburg Springlake Sudan and nearby areas.
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Plainview
Evelyn Alice Stephens
Billy Frank Royal
A. A. Royal
Sudan
Ora M
Bettie Jo Stevens
Lawrence A. Royal
Virginia
Tommy Stephens
Virginia Stephens
Mrs. Stephens
Mrs. Royal
South Broadway
Jack Stephens
Petersburg
Cecil Curtis
Springlake
Douglas J. and
Coke Royal
Marvin W. Long
Cacus
Dear Miss Dix Advice Column Dilemma of Truth and Trust
A 21 year old woman engaged to a man ten years older seeks guidance about whether to reveal a past event from six years ago. She fears losing his respect if he learns the truth, though she believes their engagement would survive disclosure. She asks how to balance honesty with preserving love and happiness.
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Miss DIX
Dorothy Dix Column Policy Announcement
Dorothy Dix notes she cannot reply personally to readers and will address general interest problems through her column released by Bell Syndicate Inc.
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Dorothy Dix
Bell Syndicate Inc
Social Calendar Events Tonight in Amarillo
The Wesleyan Service Guild of Tenth Avenue Methodist Church hosts Mrs C V Knox at 109 Rose Drive at 7. North Amarillo Garden Club meets Bennett Hall 312 North East Seventh with a box supper at 7 30. Gamma Iota Chapter Beta Sigma Phi meets Federation Club House at 7 30. Evening Book Review Group Ama rillo Branch AAUW led by Mrs Johnnie Bowen at 2019 Parker at 7 30. Sam Houston PTA meeting at the school at 7 30. Amoma Class Valentine banquet at Batson Dining Room at 8.
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An'’S Missionary Union
Amarillo
American Association of University Women
Currie Brothers Oriental Rug Co
West Fifth
Glenwood
Parent-Teacher Association
Amarillo Federation of Women’s Clubs
Federation
GIA
Brotherhood of Locomotive
IOOF
la Costura Club
J. Leonard Sharp
Hayden
Progressive Home Demonstration Club
C. W. Palmer
Mobley Avenue
Horace Mann Parent-Teacher Association
San Jacinto
Wolflin Pta
Lee Bivins
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Herring Hotel
Summitt School
Rosanna McCawley
Austin
San Jacinto Rebekah Lodge
Rebekah Hall
Fowlkes
Tyler
North Plains Watchmakers Guild
A. E. Stone
Beta Sigma
Wesleyan Service Guild
Tenth Avenue Methodist Church
C. V. Knox
Rose Drive
North Amarillo
Amoma
Batson
Miss Mildred Stone Birthday Party Held at Home
Miss Mildred Stone was honored with a birthday party at her home 207 Prospect. After group singing, a corsage and gifts were presented. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Charles Stone to named ladies including Lee Wilson Frank Campbell Howard Smith L T Whitlock Sid McKin ney A D Nance R A Baker Frank Wardle Wayne Sibley R M Kidwell and R L Townes.
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Mildred Stone
Prospect
Charles Stone
Lee Wilson
Frank Campbell
Howard Smith
L. T. Whitlock
Sid McKinney
A.D. Nance
R. A. Baker
Frank Wardle
Wayne Sibley
R. M. Kidwell
R. L. Townes
Petunia Faces Fear of Dark Old Stairs
Petunia declares her fear of dark old stairs as a central comic moment in the scene. The character expresses hesitation and tension while approaching a shadowy staircase, highlighting a playful, spooky tone. The dialogue prompts audience sympathy and suspense in a lighthearted domestic setting.
Paint Em Petunia Pale Yellow to Brighten Rooms
A brief remark urging painting Petunia in pale yellow or ivory to brighten spaces and improve safety, attributed to Bishop-Bracken.
Tuesday Meeting Schedule At Local Organizations
San Jacinto Methodist Church hosts Mother Collins Class at 10 oclock. Bushland Home Demonstration Club led by Mrs Henry Blessen meets at noon. Amarillo Music Teachers Association gathers at Kings Cottage Tea Room at noon. First Baptist Church Amama Class meets at noon. First Baptist Church Martha Claas gathering also at noon. Las Amigas Club with Mrs F E Ingham at 1700 Madison at 12 30. Jolly Janes Club led by Mrs Oleta Shiver daker at 366 Rose Drive at 12 30. U-Deal-Em Bridge Club with Mrs Roy Curtis at 1604 Ong at 1. TOS Sewing Club with Mrs James Mee Kee at 1316 Lipscomb at 1. Exchangettes Club meets at Marine Grill at 1 Grand Avenue Baptist Church Wom-
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San Jacinto Methodist Church
Mother Collins
Bushland Home Demonstration Club
Henry Blessen
Amarillo
Oleta Shiverdaker
Rose Drive
U-Deal-Em Bridge Club
Roy Curtis
TOS Sewing Club
James Mee- Kee
Lipscomb
Exchangettes Club
Marine Grill
Grand Avenue Baptist Church
Wom
Britain uses tapestry sales to earn dollars abroad
The Arts Council showcased six modern tapestry works in London, hoping to attract buyers in the United States and promote an old native art form through contemporary design.
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London
Britain
United States
Arts Council
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