Floor Show Lights Up Larrrimore Studio Dance Night
Miss Frances Irvin and Miss Pat Reynolds hosted a recent Larrrimore Dance Studio party with contests won by Lester Lemons and Marilyn Sue Waller in jitterbug and Jimmy Hall with Jacky Funderburg in first place for the waltz. Johnny West performed piano pieces and danced the Buck and Wing with Harsh elene Journey. Miss Guy Dell Ekelund and Miss Irvin sang, with Mr. West accompanying. A Congo line victory followed the program amid a red black and green decor and a guest list sprinkled with local names.
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Frances Irvin
Pat Reynolds
Larrymore
Lester Lemons
Marilyn Sue Waller
Jimmy Hall
Jacky Fundenburg
Cherry Blair
James Garrison
Johnny West
Harshelene Journey
Guy Dell Ekelund
Miss Irvin
Mr. West
Congo
Ann Daagish
Patsy Collier
Betty Baldridge
Carolyne Tillman
Lorelei Dudley
Marilynn Waller
Bobby Jordan
Glory Bingle
Ann Kline
Jimmie McDaniel
Jane’ Barrett
Joyee Roberson
Bill Murray
R. J Murray
Sue Ann Proffitt
Henrietta Rumbaugh
Betty Keahey
Jeanne
Norma Durrett
Judy Price
Vivian Bones
Ann Reneau
Richard Skapple
Eddie Tilley
Jimme Hamilton
Ernest Thrasher
Delores
Master Billy Shelton
Pegey Pope
Mildred Groves
Helen Speed
Evelyn Groves
Hurshelene Journey
James McCarty
Mrs . H. Journey
Edwin Garner
Barbara Brown
Barbara Rogers
Charles Howard
Billie Jean Johnson
Doris Jean Cazzell
Betty Jean Tate
Skeets Baker
Jackee Fleming
Jimmie Oglesby
Mrs. F. Irvin
Rita Malmburg
Billy Westerfield
David Howell
Julia Pendleton
James Ed Hall
LaVon Bagwell
Aurice B. Vernon
Jack Rains
Pat Grove
R. B. Jones
Harold Brown
Terry Duane
Jacky Funderburg
Helen Ostrander
Leon Coleman
Jerry Hopson
Bette Ann Forister
John Carter
Cecil Kuhne
Winona Jourett
Bobby Robbins
Joycie Conger
Harriet Carter
Betty Burkhalter
Jacke Morsen
Episcopal Guild Business Session at St Andrew's Church
St Andrew's Episcopal Church Guild met in the Parish House for a business discussion led by vice president Mrs John J Conley. Plans for a lunch eon were discussed with date to be announced and the group will reconvene on Feb 6 at 1 30 in the Parish House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church Guild
John J. Conley
Nu Phi Mu Sorority Dance This Evening
Nu Phi Mu Sorority sponsors a dance tonight at 8 o clock in the YWCA. Readers are reminded to check the News Globe want ads for car care services.
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NU Phi MU Sorority
YWCA
News Globe
Make This Home Recipe To Take Off Ugly Fat
A simple at home fat burning recipe promises quick weight loss using four ounces of liquid Barcentrate mixed with grapefruit juice in a pint bottle. Take two tablespoons twice daily. the claim is a straightforward method requiring little effort.
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Petersons Announce Barbara Peterson Juarez Roberts Wedding
Mr and Mrs A C Peterson announce the marriage of their daughter Barbara to Juarez Roberts son of Mr and Mrs C P Roberts of Muskogee Oklahoma The ceremony is set for Oct 18 Mrs Roberts attended Amarillo High School and studies in Norman Oklahoma Mr Roberts recently discharged from the Army with 22 months overseas service He holds the Bronze Star Purple Heart four battle stars Bronze Arrowhead for invasion Presidential Unit citation Combat Infantry and Parachutists wings He is a student at the University of Oklahoma Norman
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A. C. Peterson
West Eleventh
Barbara
Juarez Roberts
C. P. Roberts
Muskogee
Okla
Roberts
Amarillo High School
Norman
Army
The
University of Oklahoma At
Home Demonstration Club Met at Bluebonnet Drive
River Road Home Demonstration Club held a business session at Mrs. J. W. Clardy home with Mrs. W. S. Layton presiding. Members discussed benefits of county club work and the Constitution and By-Laws program. Next meeting set for February 6 at 2 p.m. at Mrs. T. J. Maloney’s home on Bluebonnet Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
River Road
J. W. Clardy
Bluebonnet Drive
W. S. Layton
Rell
W. H. Pondet
Lulu Robertson
J. W. Horn
J. L. Glasgow
C. F. Rhodes
R. S. Connelle
T. J. Maloney
Paul Johnson
W. J Monahan
W. J Layton
W B. Gilbert
News-Globe Wanted to Rent Ad Contact Offer
An advertisement urges readers to use a specific contact, 6262, for a wanted to rent listing. The brief note implies a prompt outreach for rental inquiries and emphasizes the phone line as the action point.
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News-Globe
Woman's Page Events and Musical Numbers Tonight
A listing of groups meeting tonight and Friday including Poplar Grove 171 Woodmen Circle Palo Duro Lodge 139 YWCA and several clubs with times from 1:45 to 8:30 p.m. The page also notes operatic and musical selections with Miss Bromert performing songs from Wagner Shaw Malotte Gianini Curran and an audience welcome.
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Franz
Wagner
Margaret Bromert to Present Voice Recital at Amarillo College
Amarillo College and the Musical Arts Conservatory announce Margaret Bromert will give a Friday evening voice recital in the college auditorium at 8 oclock. Miss Bromert, daughter of Dr and Mrs J F Bromert of 1718 Polk, opens with Have You Seen but a White Lily Grow followed by Care Selve and Little Jack Horner. Selections in the second group include Se Son Rose, For Music and Dedication.
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Amarillo College
The
Musical Arts Conservatory
Margaret Bromert
Nelson Hollis Nuptials Read in Home Ceremony
Jeanne Nelson and Bo Hollis exchanged vows January 9 in a home ceremony with Dr. A D Foreman Jr. officiating. Attendants included Fred Hinds and Eva Young at a reception, with a short wedding trip and plans to reside at 1926 Harrison. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Marcus Kramer Merle Kromer and Eva Young of Dalhart.
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Jeanne Nelson
Jeanne M. Nelson
Harrison
Bo Hollis
T. L Hollis
Canyon
A. D. Foreman, Jr
First Baptist Church
Fred Hinds
Eva Young
Pred Hinds
Marcus Kramer
Merle Kromer
Dalhart
Woman's Society meeting at Buchanan Street Methodist Church
The Woman's Society of Christian Service met Wednesday afternoon in the church parsonage with Mrs Bruce Edwards as hostess. Mrs J R Moore, president, presided over the business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Buchanan Street Methodist Church
Bruce Edwards
J. R. Moore
Christian Social Relations meeting report and details
Mrs J T Wrather presented a report on Christian Social Relations. Refreshments followed the business discussion. Members present included Mesdames Gates, Moore, Marshall, Powell, Bradshaw, Brush, Wrather, Wood and Boswell. The next meeting is at the parsonage Wednesday at 2:30 with Mrs Brush as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Wrather
Mesdames
Phil Gates
Moore
K. Marshall
J. H. Powell
Glen Bradshaw
C. O. Brush
Wrather
Glen Wood
Eva Boswell
Tea Talk At Polk Street Methodist Church
Church Group Announces Tea at Polk Street Methodist Church parlors on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Robert Douglas led, Agnes Smith gave a health themed devotional, and Mrs. Henry Cusick led a discussion on uprooted Americans we have known. George Vineyard spoke on Deepening Our Roots and postwar crime prevention. Coffee planned next Wednesday 10 o clock honoring Miss Flore Foreman missionary from the Belgian Congo.
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Woman's Society For Christian Service
Polk Street Methodist Church
Robert Douglas
Agnes Smith
Henry Cusick
George Vineyard
Neal Cannon
Flore Foreman
Belgian Congo
PEO Founders' Day Tea Scheduled for Saturday
The P E O Founders' Day Tea, postponed due to weather, will be held Saturday afternoon at 2 30 in the Amarillo Country Club. All visiting P.F.O.s in the city are warmly invited to attend.
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P.E.O. Founders
Amarillo Country Club
P.F.O
AAUW Group Changes Meeting Place
Contemporary Arts AAUW members meet Friday at 2 PM in Mrs. John Oakes 2045 Hughes home with co hostess Mrs. Wesley C. Carson, replacing the previous schedule.
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AAUW
John Oakes
Hughes
Wesley C. Carson
Newcomers Club Bridge Luncheon at Capitol Hotel
Newcomers Club members enjoyed a Tuesday bridge luncheon at the Capitol Hotel. Hostesses included Mesdames Pat King Cecil Smith and J E Bell. Prizes went to Mrs W B Alexander high Mrs H H Kidder second high and Mrs Ruth Riffe Bingo.
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Capitol Hotel
Mesdames
Pat King
Cecil Smith
J. E. Bell
W. B. Alexander
H. H. Kidder
Ruth Riffe
B. Alexander
FE. E. Buchanan
C. Calhoun
Hers
Woman's Council reviews book at First Presbyterian meeting
Mrs. W. M. Hall presented a review of Christianity Where You Live by Kenneth Underwood during the Wednesday afternoon session of the First Presbyterian Church Woman's Council. A solo by Mrs. David Brown and accompaniment by Mrs. Chester Braastadt followed, with 70 members and guests attending tea served by Mrs. Cowhurst and Mrs. Reedy and hosted by five social hour hostesses.
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W. M. Hall
Kenneth Underwood
First Presbyterian Church Woman's Council
David Brown
Chester Braastadt
E. H. Reedy
W. B. Cowhurst
S. L. Kanouse
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Episcopal Guild
Poplar Grove
Woodmen Circle
Palo Duro Lodge
Brotherhood of Railway Carmen of America
Delta Theta Chi Sorority
Dorothy Peery
Lucerne Apartments
Narcissa Whitiman
First Presbyterian Church
Modern Study Club
Clem Kelloge
Lipscomb
Pecos Valley Queens Lodge
Les Temps
Home Demonstration Club
George Brunson
North Woodland
John B. Golding
VFW
Taylor
J. E. Craword
Tyler
Child Welfare Club
F. T. Crews
West Seventh
Aauw Contemporary Arts Group
Bob Kesterson
Hayden
Twentieth Century Club
Murray Elson
Washington
J. B. Hudgins
Home Arts Club
Eugene Elder
Polk
Brownie
First Christian Church
Pid Ptt
UA Haan
PEO Founders
Helena Rubinstein
OF Rede Mok
Gray 2
White K Kirk
Amarillg
10Th
Georgia Streets
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Woman's Council Years Book Review
Parkridge
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