Mrs. Perry Burks Feted at Party
Mrs. Perry Burks longtime Amamia Class teacher at First Baptist Church was honored at a birthday gathering yesterday morning hosted by Mrs. J. A Eastwood at 2003 Polk Assisting hostesses were Mrs. Eddie Mann and Mrs. H Chandler. The event featured prayers, devotional, music, class history, and gifts from the class.
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Perry Burks
First Baptist Church
J. A Eastwood
Polk
Eddie Mann
H. Chandler
Chandler
J. D. Horton
A. L. Moore
Guy Smyth
Lilly Larsen
Jewel, Ellis
Minnetonka
Irene Adams
Class Party Details Highlight Pink Orchid and Green Theme
A social gathering featured pink, orchid and green colors with snapdragons and Sweet peas on a lace clothed table, pink crystal taper candles, and a decorated cake presented to Mrs. Burks. Forty members attended, with guests Mrs. Scott Hatcher and Mrs. Temple Pensley. The next class meeting is a luncheon on March 7 at 1 oclock in the church.
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Burks
Scott Hatcher
Temple Pensley
Ruth Class Holds Party for Husbands at Temple Baptist
Members of the Ruth Class at Temple Baptist Church hosted their husbands for a party recently in the church hall. The program featured singing and games followed by showing pictures from a Halloween party held in October by Cleon Ligon. Attendees included Douglas Ingram Edwin McHugh Joe Jannis Joe Ostrander Weldon Baskin Jack Fowler Joe Warnecke W T Elza Milton Ward Cleon Ligon Glenn Adams Norman Cook George Dillard Kenneth Jenkins Don Lemons Mrs Paul Nesbitt Mrs Joe Byers and Mrs Truett Johnson. Guests included Mr and Mrs James Cavin and R E Gatlin.
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Ruth
Temple Baptist Church
Cleon Ligon
Messrs. and Mesdames
Douglas Ingram
Edwin McHugh
Joe Jannis
Joe Ostrander
Weldon Baskin
Jack Fowler
Joe Warnecke
W. T. Elza
Milton Ward
Glenn Adams
Norman Cook
George Dillard
Kenneth
Vegetable prices surge in Johannesburg amid war-driven hikes
Johannesburg restaurant owners report vegetable prices have risen over 300 percent since the pre war period, signaling sharp inflation in South Africa. Local chefs note sourcing costs have ballooned, affecting menu prices and consumer meals.
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South Africa
Johannesburg
Attitude of In Laws Shapes Marriage Harmony
Dear Miss Dix argues that in law relations decide happiness and longevity of marriage. She cites both a mother in law conflict and a daughter in law warmth as pivotal, urging tact and affection to build strong in law ties and aid couples in trouble.
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Miss DIX
J.M.W
Benedicts
Dorothy DIX
Dorcas Class Coffee Meeting at Mrs Yocham Home
Dorcas Class members of the First Baptist Church gathered for a morning coffee at the home of Mrs L E Yocham 1700 North Julian with Mrs Ed Ely assisting. President P H Pollard led the business session with numerous attendees listed. The next meeting is set for March 2 at 1 30 pm at Mrs Tom Clarks 1621 Pierce.
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Dorcas
First Baptist Church
L. E. Yocham
North Julian
Ed Ely
P. H. Pollard
Mesdames
K. A. Whitaker
Harvey Turner
Leon Yocham
Jim Stephens
C. W. Robinson
Lloyd Thompson
A. E. Stone
R. G. Walls
J. L. Holder
Eldred L. Cummings
Tom Clark
N. V. Moss
W. E. Berry
B. M. Daniels
Wanda Long
Nora L. Bruce
Neill Singleton
J. H. Moseley
Bill Teal
1621 Pierce
Y Wives Club to Hear Doctor on Child Behavior
The YWCA meeting at 501 Lincoln tomorrow at 9 30 am features Dr. Howard C Reic, psychiatrist, speaking on child behavior. Mrs Jillill, president, invites war brides. New committee chairs will be named at the session.
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Y-Wives Club
Howard C. Reic
YWCA
Lincoln
J. Till
Old Time Mill Keeps Grinding on Seventh Owner
In Millington Maryland the old Millington Mill continues to operate under its seventh owner. Built 186 years ago by Thomas Gilpin with bricks from England, the three story mill uses timber beams pegged in place to grind flour and corn meal for local farmers and villagers along the Eastern Shore in a quiet tradition.
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Millington
Thomas Gilpin
England
Maryland
Government workers in Southern Rhodesia win wage hike
Government employees in Southern Rhodesia receive a percentage wage increase while agreeing to work an extra half hour daily to earn it.
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Southern Rhodesia
R A Selby Guest Speaker at Pilot Club Dinner
R A Selby director of Ama rillo schools secondary curriculum spoke at the Pilot Club Monday dinner at the Herring Hotel on Action Now for Effective Citizenship. The legislative committee organized the program with Mrs. Faye Gordon as chairwoman.
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R. A. Selby
Amarillo
Pilot Club
Herring Hotel
Selby
Legislative Committee
Faye Gordon
Salome Hales
George Washington
Washington
Alpha Akard
Mesdames Jewell Sittel
Bonita Wilkinson
Dorothy Adams
Daisy Bruce
Hazel Lewis
Ann Hastings
Alva Dee Posey
Almira Swenson
Sara Winter
Josephine DeCoster
Virginia Schroeder
Ruth Webster
Mildred Lamb
Lurline Thompson
Frances Ruth Benson
Adra Lamons
Dorothy Wagerle
Maude Lynch
Lucille Jennings
Esther Boulware
Rita Lamons
Eva Blakemore
Eunice Best
Shirley Dobbs
Omar Blattenberg
Adele Barnes
Annette Appleby
Akola Typist Claims 101.9 WPM Record
A. N. Nilekha of Akola in Berar India reports typing 101.9 words per minute for thirty minutes claiming a new speed record. The claim emphasizes speed and duration, with Nilekha presenting the result as a record potential in typing.
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A. N. Nilekha
Akola
Berar
India
Royal Ambassadors Dinner Meeting at North East Seventeenth
Royal Ambassadors of Grand Avenue Baptist Church met with the Girls Auxiliary for a dinner at Rev. Tom Carmichael’s home. Rev. J. B. Parker spoke and led a sing song. Attendees included Rev. and Mrs. Carmichael, Rev. Parker, Mrs. Banes, and many members and friends. Next gathering set for March 1 at 4 pm at the church.
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Royal Ambassadors
Grand Avenue’ Baptist Church
Auxliary
Tom Carmichael
North East
Seventeenth
J. R. Banes
J. B. Parker
Ronnie York
William Strad
AAUW Group Studies Status of Women in Foreign Countries
Miss Bonnie Schenck assisted by Mrs. Lois Jones entertained the Ama rillo Branch Evening Study Group of AAUW Monday evening. The program topic Status of Women in Foreign Countries was presented by Mrs. Rupert Taylor. Attending were Misses Ella.
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Bonnie Schenck
Parker
Lois Jones
Amarillo
American Association of University Women
Rupert Taylor
Ella
Local society names listed for event attendees
Broadwell Loraine Bruce Vallie Bryan Ida Lee Cope Nettie Crane Ruth Driskill Joe Johnston Marie Luna Alma Pafford Bonnie Schenck Bertie Warren Mesdames L C Armin C F Gahn J R Hodges Lois Jones J B Lowe Charles Puckett Rupert Taylor and guest Mrs Martha Luna attended the function.
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Mrs. Perry Burks
Vicks Vatronol
TEXAS
Gholston
Mia
Lao McFarland
Route 1
Forney, Texas
Khoury Bros
West Sth Avenue
Pring i
Jersey
Betty Brown
Ork
Notions
Nink
Panhandle
B. E. Thoms
Betty Woods
East Fifth
Ben J. Mills
C. H. Mills
North Taylor
First Baptist
Mary
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Bell Syndicate, Inc
Amarillo Tent & Awning CO
Old Time Mill
Aauw Group
Ol’ Vernon Sez
Oriental Cleaners
Ana Huchanan
Vernon
Cock Dewne
Gowen
Jefferson
Iri
Lev
By Carol Crawford
Herbert Drug
Regent’s Shoes
Spiegel’s
Alexander Smith & Sons
Heath Furniture Company
Clara Dudley
Keath Furniline Co
Marizon’s
Polk, Amarillo
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