Open House for First Christian Church Members
Members of the First Christian Church were entertained with an open house in Fellowship Hall Sunday afternoon. Dr and Mrs R C Snodgrass and Mr and Mrs E C Ammerman welcomed guests. Flower Guild decorations featured dream garlands tied with red bows and oncomes plants. The serving table was adorned with red carnations and red candles. Hosts included Mesdames E F Lanham F M Frost H T Benton and A F Madison. Mrs Benton led the arrangements. Music was provided by Mrs J H Flathers.
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First Christian Church
Fellowship Hall
R. C. Snodgrass
E. C. Ammerman
Flower Guild
E. F
Lanham
F. M. Frost
H. T. Benton
A. F. Madison
Gara Greef Hosts New Year's Party for Wolflin Friends
Gara Greef daughter of Mr and Mrs C H Greef 2111 Parker entertained Wolflin School friends with an open house on New Year's Day. Decorations carried a holiday motif with greenery and a gumdrop tree featured in the decor.
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Gara Greef
C. H. Greef
Parker
Wolflin School
Decorated piano and afternoon games at hostess party
The event featured a decorated piano and games in the afternoon. The hostess was assisted by her mother Mrs. C. H. Greef and by Misses Nancy Jo and Carol reef.
Farewell Party for Doctor Lipscomb at Buck's Tavern
A farewell party honored Dr. Joe Lipscomb at Buck's Tavern as he prepares for three months of graduate pediatric training at the New York Medical Institute. Attending were Drs. Edward Thomas Witcher Johnson Laur Werner Hatchett Potter Wolf Sadler and spouses, including Mr. and Mrs. Orville Hooker.
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Joe Lipscomb
Buck’s Tavern
Lipscomb
New York Medical Institute
Edward Thomas
Jones Witcher
James Johnson
William Laur
Jan Werner
Capres Hatchett
W. A. Potter
Horace Wolf
Charles Sadler
Orville Hooker
Fidelis Class to Meet Thursday at Powell Home
Fidelis Class will gather at 2 o'clock Thursday at the home of Mrs. J H Powell 1902 Fillmore for a church group meeting at Buchanan Street Methodist Church.
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Buchanan Street Methodist Church
J. H. Powell
Fillmore
Prying Mother Ruins Life for Daughter
Dorothy Dix answers a reader on a nosy mother who intrudes on privacy, snooping, and finances. The columnist suggests leaving home is best if possible, or bluffing for independence, warning many mothers justify their faults. A later note marks the piece as a syndicated column.
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Dorothy DIX
Miss DIX
C.T.L
Rebekah Lodge Hosts New Year Watch Party in Amarillo
Rebekah Lodge and Oddfellow guests attended a New Year Eve watch party in IOOF Hall Amarillo with about 100 people. Games dancing and refreshments entertained attendees as a Chapel Fund collection for the Old Folks at Ennis totaled 67 dollars. Officers to be formally installed at 7:30 PM in IOOF Hall 312 East Fifth.
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Amarillo
Dear Dorothy Dix Advice on a Marriage Promise and a Musician's Wife
A mother questions a 21 year old daughter's plan to marry a 26 year old man who has never worked. Dorothy Dix calls such a match an insanity and a parental outrage. The husband promises to find work, but the mother fears financial failure.
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Dorothy DIX
Miss DIX
Church Workers Conference Meet Tonight at Pierce Street
Pierce Street Baptist Church announces a workers conference to convene at 5 o clock this evening. Church organizers invite all church workers to attend and participate in the meeting.
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Pierce Street Baptist ‘Church
Social Calendar for Amarillo Area Clubs and Churches
Today and Wednesday listings cover AIMR social events with chapters and meetings at 7:30 p.m. including Social calendars for American Legion Auxiliary River Road Baptist Church Woman's Missionary Society and various church councils. 12:30 p.m. and 2 p.m. programs. 6:30 p.m. covered dish supper and 8 p.m. auxiliary gatherings across multiple venues with names of organizers and locations.
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Woman’s Council of
the Pleasant
Tnd Christian Church
All Ay
First Presbyterian Church
River Road
Polk Street
Methodist
West Amarillo
Sacred Heart Cathedral Altar Society
Caspedre Hall
Cary Goodwin
Army Tech Village
River Road Baptist Church
Richard Omey
Mystic Weavers Needle Club
George Klock
Tyler
Palo Duro Lodge
Loyal Star of America
Brotherhood of Railway
Carmen
Carpenters Hall
Golding Meadows
VFW
Winds Soar Breaks Windows at Western Union Office
Lincoln Nebraska April winds batter downtown as Superintendent Walt Lundy boards up Western Union windows to avert damage. Strong gusts lift the plywood tearing a window and sending debris into the street.
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Lincoln
Neb. U.P
Walt Lundy
Western Union
London prison farm hosts Alcoholics Anonymous group
Even in prison London Ohio reports a functioning Alcoholics Anonymous group at the local prison farm providing support and meetings for inmates seeking recovery within the facility.
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London
Ohio
U.P
Baptist WMS Holds Business Session
Pierce Street Baptist Woman's Missionary Society met in Fellow ship Hall yesterday for a business meeting. Mrs. Joe Covington pres ident had charge. Those attending were: Mesdames Co. T. Webster, Russell Dean, Ben Ratliff, E. W. Hatchett, H. L. Hul sey, E. W. Johnson, F. A. Cleghorn, Lela Pyeatt, W. R. Cook, Otis Man ley, Edna Vanshike, D. T. Pearce and Homer Butcher. The next meeting will vent at 7 o'clock on Jan. 9 in the church.
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Pierce Street Baptist Woman's Missionary Society
Fellowship Hall
Joe Covington
Mesdames Co. T
Lela Pyeatt
W. R. Cook
Otis Manley
Edna Vanshike
D. T. Pearce
Homer Butcher
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Colonic Irrigation
Ben C. Prince
Gibson
Hina Co Vvey
Beil Syndicate, Inc
Rebekah Lodge
PEO
Effie Jewelle Baggott
West Seventh
Amarillo Rebekah Lodge
Ioof
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Globe-News
Vel
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet
Miles
Mrs. Miles
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Ca
Baptist Wms
Boston
W.P
Anthony F. Litto
Samuel F. Litto
Globe News
Carlye
Kuykondalli
Frances Dene
Satiny Poudre
Creme & Compact
Adi
Miss Denney
Kline’s
Polk
Texas
Frances Denney
Blackburn
Blackburn Bros
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