Woman Miss Helen White Weds Fred Hale in First Christian Church
Miss Helen Jean White, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. White of 2103 Monroe Street, married Fred G. Hale, son of Mrs. W. D. Hale of 1119 Polk Street, in the First Christian Church. Dr. R. C. Snodgrass officiated. The couple plans to reside at 1607 Polk Street after a short wedding trip. Mrs. Hale attended Amarillo High School and Colorado Women's College. she works for Texoma Natural Gas Company. Hale is employed by Phillips Petroleum Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Jean White
C. J. White
Monroe Street
Fred G. Hale
W. D. Hale
Polk Street
First Christian Church
R. C. Snodgrass
Leta Crudgington
Schubert
Howard Boxwell
Hugh S. Hale
Community schedules pon Amarillo clubs and events
Tonight and upcoming days feature numerous readings, sewing circles, and club meetings across Amarillo venues. Groups include Women's Golf Association events, USO nights, nursing aide interviews, and multiple church circles at locations such as Lincoln Street, Jackson Street, and the Central Presbyterian Fellowship Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Golf Association
Amarillo Colley Club
Central Presbyterian Fellowship Hall
Sara Seward
Sewing Clubs Gather for Meetings at Local Homes
L Aiguille Club met Tuesday afternoon at 2008 Taylor Street with Mrs E H Ashcraft hosting. Mrs 8 E Ross presided and reported on the Potter County Federation. guests included Mrs William Brune and several members. Next meeting is March 2. Beryl Needle Club will host an all day session at 1905 Pierce Street with lunch served starting 11 30 Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beryl Needle Club
Bill Rogers
Pierce Street
L'Aiguille Club
LiAiguille Club
E. H. Ashcraft
Taylor Street
E. Ross
Edwards
Potter County Federation
William Brune
Mesdames
W. H. Woodlief
F. M. Neal
J. C. Blackburn
W. M. Gouldy
Rankin Russell
Ross
R. M. Teas
Sarah Williams
O. F. Henville
C. A. Caster
S. S. Ferrell
W. N. Thornton
H. E. Chesnutt
A. D. Lidia
S. D. Vaughan
Tea Honors Mrs. Smith at Birthday Tea
Mrs. E. T. Smith was honored Tuesday with a birthday tea hosted by Mrs. Fay Adkins at 2003 Madison Street. Centerpiece included a large cake with pansy carts. flowers such as dwarf jonquils and orchid sweetpeas filled the rooms. Guests included Berean Class members of the First Baptist Church and Blue Mountain Club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Smith
Fay Adkins
Madison Street
First Baptist Church
Blue Mountain Club
Mrs W E Haley Hosts San Jacinto Kiwani Anns Luncheon
Mrs W E Haley was hostess to the San Jacinto Kiwani Anns with a luncheon at her home 2008 Van Buren Street. Four new members were installed Mesdames Wes Rynders Roy Barnard W E Chase and Robin Allen. List of members includes Homer Jenkins Charles Copeland Marion Bruce and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Haley
San Jacinto Kiwani-Anns
van Buren Street
Mesdames
Wes Rynders
Roy Barnard
W. E. Chase
Robin Allen
Homer Jenkins
Charles Copeland
Marion Bruce
Deward Robinson
Kenneth Kohler
Henry Cusick
J. M. Bulloch
Fist Ansley
G. F. Branson
Women's Clubs Hear About WAAC Recruitment Effort
Members of Amarillo women's clubs gathered at Legion Home to hear army officers discuss WAAC recruitment. Each club will compete for a $25 War Bond for the most WAAC recruits. applications will carry club names and the Amarillo army recruiting station will judge the contest, running from tomorrow through March 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Women’s Clubs
Legion Home
Army
Spencer Whippo to Lecture Tonight at USC Auditorium
Spencer Whippo of West Texas State College will discuss Soils and Life at the Auditorium USC at 8 o'clock tonight. A reception for civilians and service men will follow with Beta Sigma Phi sorority and the American Association of University Women as hostesses. EL MONTE CALIF UPI The rubber shortage has hit Charles Gay's lion farm, once a Hollywood revenue source, forcing sale of 150 lions to zoos nationwide after visitors declined during rationing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Whippo
West Texas State College
USC
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
American Association of University Women
EL Monte
Cal
U.P
Charles Gay
Hollywood Pictures
Los Angeles
Gay
USO
Speech Group Begins Study at Speakers Institute
Dr. Seth Fessenden of West Texas State College will speak at 9 00 Thursday at the Federation Club Rooms as the Speakers Institute grows a new course Practical English and Effective Speech. The public is invited to attend. Mrs Neal S Duckworth announces the marriage of her daughter Freida Jeanette Saunders to Sgt Joe H Cash January 10 at Meridian Miss Rev Blanding S Vaughn officiated the home ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth Fessenden
West Texas State College
Speakers’ Institute
Federation Club
Speakers Institute
Neal
Duckworth
North Hayes Street
Freida Jeanette Saunders
Joe H. Cash
Jesse Cash
Denison
Blanding
Vaughn
Meridian
Ed Davis
Amarillo High School
Kraft Cheese Company
Denison High School
Texas Technological College
Lubbock
U. S. Army Air Corps
Key Field
Cash
Kilgore Named Nominee At Colonial Dames Meeting
Mrs. Charles L. Kilgore president of Col Richard Henry Lee Chapter was announced as nominee for president of the state federation at a Colonial Dames of the Seventeenth Century gathering. The meeting took place at Mrs J O Curtis's home 1705 Polk Street with Kilgore and several members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Kilgore
Richard Henry Lee
Colonial Dames
State Federation
J. O. Curtis
Polk Street
Mesdames Kilgore
A. Granberg
Gervis Taylor
A. E. Meyer
Alice R. Hubbell
Addie R. Whitcomb
Annie McDonald
Victory Command D To Attend Dance Tonight
Victory Command Company D is invited to a service men dance at the Amarillo Hotel at 8 o'clock tonight. The event is sponsored by the Service Men's Civic Center. The Friendship Club met at Mrs. Carl Evans home and made three pairs of men's pajamas, with lunch served to listed members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victory Command
The
Friendship Club
Carl Evans
East Fourteenth Avenue
Mesdames Orville Deaver
Violet Hunsucker
Mattie Mae Bufkin
George Myers
O. S. Knowles
E. W. Johnson
E Smallin
W. R. Cook
W. B. Hays
Rose Bowl Tea Room Extends Thursday Supper Hours
Supper will be served from 7 to 9 p m on Thursday nights at the Rose Bowl Tea Room. The new serving hours take effect tomorrow night with a buffet menu including shrimp Creole baked ham with apple sauce green beans jello salad pickles hot rolls cornbread sticks and Boston cream pie with chocolate sauce. Downtown USO hosts open house at 8:30 tonight at 528 Taylor Street with WAVES WOWS and wives as honored guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Bowl Tea Room
USO
Taylor Street
Beard Named State Committee Chairman in Texas Legion
Roy Beard adjutant of Han son Post American Legion received notice of his appointment as chairman of the Preference Committee of the Department of Texas American Legion from Commander Charley Maisel. Beard will oversee veterans legislative affairs and is the only local man named to an important post by the commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Beard
Hanson
American Legion
Department of Texas American Legion
Charley Maisel
U. S. Marines
Beard
Floyd Sloan
CARDUS and CARDUI Suggested for Monthly Relief
An old TABOO style ad promotes CARDUS for 62 years as a tonic aiding appetite digestion and energy for monthly discomfort. It recommends a 3 day premenstrual use and notes CARDUS can relieve functional pain, then suggests trying CARDUI.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardus
Cardui
Soils and Life Lecture At The Auditorium Tonight
Spencer P. Whippo of West Texas State College speaks at the Auditorium USO forum at 8 o clock about Soils and Life. He has lived in the Texas Panhandle most of his life and will tie local problems to the Panhandle context. Mrs Joe Dooley hosts Junior Woman's Club gathering with Assist ant hostess Mrs A E Winsett and new member Mrs Henry Curtis. a musical quiz was led by Mrs R G Boger and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USO
Spencer P. Whippo
West Texas State College
Whippo
Texas Panhandle
Panhandle
Joe Dooley
Hughes Street
A. E. Winsett
R. G. Boger
Henry Curtis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Social Center For Girls
Lincoln Street
J. A. G. Club
Amarillo
Pierian Junior Club
Joe Wells
Fountain Terrace
Narcissa Whitman
Central Presbyterian Woman's
Ann Nassau
Fellowship Hall
Mystic Weavers Club
J. F. Reynolds
Willing Workers Club
R. L. Lane
East Eleventh Avenue
Victory Sewing Club
Johnny Dobson
Bryan Street
Carpenters’ Auxiliary
N. B. Armstrong
Harrison Street
I. T. Atchley
Mizpah Club
John Kenyon
I Lipscomb Street
Poplar Grove
Woodmen Circle
W. O
Pollyanna Sewing Club
C. A. Craig
Prospect Street
Horace Mann Parent-Teacher Association
Polk Street Methodist W
Red Cross Sewing Unit
Scott Room
Jolly Twelve Club
the Paramount
al Smith
Red Cross
Methodist Wesleyan Guild
Queen City of Plains
W. H. Standish
Florida Street
Home Interest Club
E. E. Mims
Fillmore Street
Child Psychology Club
Wright
Louisiana Street
Graduate Nurses’ Association
St. Anthony's Hospital
Mrs. Smith
American Institute of Laundering
Arrid
Mrs. W. E. Haley
van Bruner, Prop
Rayons
Sterling
Style Shop
Polk
WAAC
LIONS
Set
J. C. Curtis
Service
Freeman’s Flowers
Washington
State Committee
Honduras
Winter
White & Kirk's
White & Kirk
Col
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