Miss Ingeborg Kilstoffe Honored At Luncheon Events
A series of luncheons honors Miss Ingeborg Kilstoffe for engagement to Avery Rush. Attendees include Mrs. Arthur Ware and numerous local club members at Amarillo venues. Separate gatherings mark her social prominence with the Social Center for Girls and church groups hosting events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingeborg Kilstoffe
Ingeborg Kilstofte
Avery Rush
Amarillo Country Club
Arthur Ware
Mesdames
J. W. Sanders
E. C. Seaman
H. E. Smi
C. W. Seibel
R. B. Wingate
8. B. Whittenburg
E. C. Britain
J. B. Briscoe
Key Farr
F. D. Railsback
H. Bland
M. T. Johnson
Lawrence Hagg
A. &. Hayward
Floyd Cooper
al Baggett
W. W. Gibson
B. I. Barfield
Henry Thomson
Don S. Marsalis
Minnis Hall
Bill Boyce
H. A Shaw
George Erlandson
Joe B Dooley
John K. Boyce
James Slemp
Darrell Jackson
John Fain
John Ballard
Chester Watson
Joe Herring
Charles T. Herring
D Spann
Jonesboro
Ark
Florence Rush
Rosa Enochs
Oklahoma City
Ruth Denton
Olive Cooper
Kilstoffe
Shower Honoring Mrs J C Hill Hosted by Local Club
Mrs E T Putnam Mrs W J Beechler and Mrs C C Cunning ham hosted a Tuesday night shower for Mrs J C Hill at 2509 West Sixth Avenue. Three contests awarded prizes to Mrs J P Black and Mrs J C Hill. A display of presents preceded refreshments for many guests and gift givers including Mrs J W Short Mrs J H Reeves Miss Shirley Hill and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Putnam
W. J. Beechler
C. C. Cunningham
J. C. Hill
Cunningham
West Sixth Avenue
J. P. Black
J. W. Short
J. H. Reeves
Earl Shelton
W. F. Davis
J. Sweeney
Tom Mott
Wade Hill
Memphis
Frank Howard
Ebg Green
Flora Wade Kreutziger
Lois and
Plina Hill
Ethel Martin
Elsie Lee Haynie
O'Neal
Mid Term Exams End Today In City Schools
Charles M. Rogers, superintendent of schools, says mid term exams will be completed today. All grades except the first, second and third will have a holiday Friday. Regular routine resumes Monday for all except the high school, which will use the morning for reclassification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Rogers
Newlyweds Honored at Surprise Wedding Shower
Mr and Mrs Gene Williams were honored at a surprise wedding shower in the home of Miss Mildred Patton at 302 Kentucky. Gifts and refreshments of sandwiches cake and hot chocolate were provided. Attending were numerous friends including Williams Roan Prince Sparkman Hart Hart Schrum Schrum Win grove Tooms Vaughn Betty Nelson Sibley Tubbs Bankston Hart Prince Murchison McLemore Hoyal Patton Killion Been Patton Hart Sibley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Williams
Mildred Patton
Kentucky Street
Messrs. and Mesdames Williams
H. C. Roan
John Prince
Lonnie Sparkman
Norma Jean Early
Norma Jean Hart
Jewell Crusen
Grady Johnson
Mary Jo Hart
Leona Schrum
Naomi Schrum
Billie June Wingrove
June Tooms
Evelyn Vaughn
Louise Betty
Edwina Nelson
Messrs
Wayne Sibley
Chelsea Tubbs
Leo Bankston
Billy Hart
Girton Prince
J. D. Murchison
James McLemore
Conard Hoyal
Paul Patton
Keith Killion
Jack Been
J. L. Patton
L. A. Hart
Church Units Program Highlights Local christian groups
The Kate Grover Young Women's Auxiliary of First Baptist presented a program at the County Farm Tuesday night led by Wilma Webb with Thelma Blevins presiding. The event included devotional readings by Elbertine Reeder and Jewell Ellis, vocal solos by Janice Black and Jewell Ellis, piano by Elizabeth McLaughlin, plus group singing. Afterward guests visited Mary Frances Konkle's home for refreshments and a birthday gift was given to the hostess. Additional attendees listed include Ruth Ford Phoebe Jo Baker and many others. An all day Women’s Council meeting at Pleasant Valley Christian Church featured quilting plans and a piano purchase for the children's department, plus a bi-monthly quilting schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Grover
First Baptist Church
County Farm
Wilma Webb
Thelma Blevins
Elbertine Reeder
Jewell Ellis
Janice Black
Elizabeth McLaughlin
Mary Frances Konkle
Ruth Ford
Phoebe Jo Baker
Lorene Shaw
Arthur Osgood
Ruth Robertson
Wilma Robertson
Laverne Robinson
Wilma Smith
Clara Newton
Ann Maness
Earlene Angel
Fannie M. Haynie
Mittie Hamblin
E. O. Jordan
Mary Knight
Ruth Reddell
W. E. Kenkle
Woman's Council
The
Pleasant Valley Christian Church
L. O Biggers
W. A. Crull
Lazarus
Mesdamés C. A. Biggers
Jack Jerman
H. J Pankratz
W. T. Willis
John Willis Jess Waller
J. C. Ward
Dan Pavillard
Helen Harvey
F. C. Talley E. D. Reid
M. E. Ferris
M. A Meeker
T. F E. Osborne
J. H. Johnson
J. W. Kennedy
W. N. Martin
Miss Grace Weller
Child Study Club Meets Friday Afternoon
The Child Study Club will meet at 3 o clock Friday afternoon in the home of Mrs 8 L Edwards with Pirschel serving as assistant hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
J. L. Sparks
Garnet Terrace
L. Edwards
Hayden Street
William Pirschell
Rainbow Girls Busy Weekend Events and Houghton Honors
Rainbow Girls plan multiple gatherings including luncheons for Martha Houghton at the Rose Bowl hosted by Kathryn Roach and Bette Fae Kearns. Houghton to be honored with a corsage in yellow and white, followed by a handkerchief shower hosted by Mrs. Rumsey, Mrs. Fish, and Mrs. Morrison Jr. Also screening Philadelphia Story for women and a Dallas Helena Rubenstein study. Recreation plans feature W P A dinner and square dancing with 25 supervisors and Frances Fox as guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha
Martha Houghton
Rose Bowl
Kathryn Roach
Bette Fae Kearns
Miss Houghton
Salome’s
Frances Fox
San Antonio
Rainbow Girls Officials Day in Panhandle Area Saturday
All Rainbow Girls of the Panhandle Area gather for an all day instructional event starting 8 30 am at 504 Taylor Street. A noon luncheon at First Christian Church follows with Mrs D N Cushing of San Antonio as principal speaker and Amarillo leader Marcalea Richman as toastmaster. Initiation of Palo Duro Assembly at Masonic Hall 7 pm and a reception for Rainbow officials capped the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of the Rainbow
Marcalea Richman
Amarillo Assembly
No. 19
Goode
Masonic Hall
New Palo Duro Assembly
Virginia Ferguson
New Assembly
Burkett II Celebrated With Fifth Birthday Party
Ben C Burkett II was honored for his fifth birthday with a party hosted by his mother at the Amarillo Country Club on Wednesday afternoon. Entertainment included games and a children's picture show, with numerous invited guests listed. Only about one tenth of Soviet Russia is reported under cultivation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Burkett, II
Ben C. Burkett
Ben C Burkett
Amarillo Country Club
Alton Reeder
Bobby Burkett
Bob Price
Brent Charles Rittenberry
Herbie Dodson
Don Curtis
Nancy Sue Bivins
Kay Farrell
Bob Farrell
Dawn Nichols
Martha Charless
Elaine King
Bob Drath
Little Dee Goldston
George Lokey
Bobby Yeager
Soviet
Russia
Marmola Tablets Advertises Diet Aid for Thyroid Decline
An old promotional note claims Marmola helps fat persons shed weight without starvation. It asserts the product is safe for adults with hypothyroidism and not a cure, urging sensible eating and physician consultation, with over thirty years of public sale and more than twenty million boxes distributed.
Shower Is Surprise Shower For Mrs Breland Move
Mrs Homer Grimsley and Mrs W E Stone hosted a surprise handkerchief shower at 835 Travis Street for Mrs Jack Breland who is moving to Lubbock Gifts showered over her as children umbrella games provided entertainment Refreshments were served to several ladies including Mesdames Orville Hinkle D B Dye R J Crittenden Earl Elmer Lewis Stoneham and E Garner gifts sent by Mesdames L V Garrison James Holmes and Leon Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Grimsley
W. E. Stone
Stone
Travis Street
Jack Breland
Lubbock
Sewing Clubs Meet Across Homes Then Native Writer Noted
A string of club notices details L Aiguille Club meeting at Mrs T H Campbell in Ong Street with reports from Potter County Federation and roll call. Several sewing circles like Helping Hand Needle Art El Martes and Needle Art share gatherings, guests, and new members amid spring decor and convivial talk. Garcilaso de la Vega noted as the first true native South American writer (1540 1616).
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L’aiguille Club
T. H. Campbell
Ong Street
L. Edwards
Potter County Federation of Women's Clubs
W. T. Leachman
Maxine
M. R. Roney
C. A. Caster
C. J. Blackburn
H. C. Prince
T. S. Dysart
A. D. Lidia
W. N. Thompson
S. Ferrell
W. M. Gouldy
C. IW. Purr
H. H. Corn
H. Ashcraft
S. D. Vaughan
E. Ross
J. P. Edwards
Madison Street
Needle Art Club
T. B. Atkins
Mesdames S. M. Phipps
W. D. Thornton
Homer Tuttle
E. D. Hawkins
H. B.hedrick
South America
Garcilaso de la Vega
County Clubs Meet in Different Home for Demostrations
The Economy Home Demonstration Club will meet Friday at 2 PM at Mrs. W. L. Renegar’s home due to the illness of the original hostess Mrs. F. E. King. Forest Hill Club met with Mrs. C. E. McPherson for a living room program led by Pauline Lokey, with goals for the year and new officers elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Economy Home Demonstration Club
W. L. Renegar
F. E. King
Forest Hill
Forest
Hill Home Demonstration Club
C. E. McPherson
Pauline Lokey
County Home
Jim Weaver
W. M. Imel
T. H. Rodgers
McPherson
H. Waller
Charles Weaver
C. E. Lyons
E. L. Davis
R. D. Leeper
Red Carnation Lodge Meeting Friday in Amarillo
Red Carnation Lodge No 345 of the Ladies Society of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen will meet at 2 pm Friday in I O O F Hall to appoint new committees and vote on local by laws chaired by Mrs Mabel Fitz. After the session Mrs Osa Archibald will lead a social hour inviting visiting members. The livestock world figures are 697,900,000 cattle 294,700 hogs and 634,500,000 sheep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Carnation Lodge
Ladies’ Society of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
I. O. O. F. Hall
Mabel Fitz
Osa Archibald
Ladies’ Society
Amarillo
Pre-Nuptial Shower Honors Miss Griggs
Miss Marie Griggs bride elect of Frank K. Borden received a miscellaneous shower at 1012 Carolina Street hosted by Mrs. Inez Sullivan and three others. Attendees included many named locals and gifts reflected pink and blue colors with a city hall down comforter gift. The event featured songs, piano, readings, and formal presentations. The Magellan voyage note marks the era of long-ago world circumnavigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Griggs
Frank K. Borden
Inez Sullivan
Carollina Street
Sullivan
Agnes Womack
Kath
Eryne Burwell
Violet Williams
Geraldine Gladish
Harold Farrens
Junior Travel Club Hears Town to Town Talks
The Junior Travel Study Club met at Mrs. Gordon Gill's home for a travel program. Mrs. Cecil O'Brien spoke on Reno and Sun Valley while Mrs. Aubrey Jackson discussed Salt Lake City. Guests included Mrs. Jack Boston of Perryton and several members. refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Gill
West Twenty-first Avenue
Cecil O'Brien
Reno
Nev
Sun Valley
Idaho
Aubrey Jackson
Salt Lake City
Ontario Town To Have Women Taxi Drivers
Windsor Ontario police approve a plan allowing women to replace men as cab drivers. The move comes as a driver shortage due to enlistment and drafting for factory work with higher pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
Windsor
Ont
U.P
Police Department
Auctioneer Loses Teeth At Michigan Sale
Charles Steeper’s auction of his possessions proceeds until his lower plate vanishes. The auctioneer recalls seeing the teeth in a basket purchased by an antique dealer. It costs Steeper 25 cents to reclaim his "lovers" from the buyer. Also notes that about three-fourths of Japanese residents in Hawaii are American citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coldwater
Mich
U.P
Charles Steeper
Steeper
Hawaii
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gamma Iota
Beta Stema Phi Sorority
Atlantida Spanish Club
Amarillo Hotel
Social Center For Girls
Neotews Choir
First Christian Church
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Needie Club
W.M Gouldy
van Buren Street
Noof
Hall
Federation Club
San Jacinto PT
Blackstone Hotel
O.F
Taylor Street
Cewing Club
Clyde Johnston
North Tyler Street
Linger Longer
E. O. Leithouser
Energetic Needle Club
Elle Ross
West Tenth Avenue
Les ‘Temps Club
Frank Warren
Polk Street
Happy Hour Sewing Club
Alvin Webb
South Grant Street
Helping Hand Sewing Club
Orford
Alabama Street
First Baptist Philothea
Les Meres Club
River Road
Parent-Teacher Association
Mrs. Hill
Cretney Drugs
Borger
Amarillo Pampa
Kate Gruver Ywa
Mary
Valentine
Little Nan O'Keefe
John Allford
Kenneth Atwood
G. R. Vanderpose
Mesdames Joe Meadows
D. B. Johns
Ann Rowland
J. B. Warren
W. D. Knight
Flora Coryell
R Fart O'Keefe
H. J. Williams
Laurel FE. Harris
M. F. Shaffer
D. C. Kramer
G. R. Vanderoose
R. L. Allford
F. B. Martin
Sam J. Elkins
Boone Moreland
N. D. Griffith
L. BE. Johnson
H. L
Child Study Club
Will Mefyt Priday
Ruth Roberts
Tulsa
Okla
Pierce, Porter and Martin Bond Company
National Bank of Tulsa
Miss Roberts
Amarillo National Bank
Mildred Park Roberts
Globe-News
Rainbow Girls
Katharine Hepburn
Ruth Hussey
Miss Hepburn
Cary Grant
James Stewart
Dallas
Aileen Byrd
Helena Rubenstein
Adolphus Hotel
White and Kirk Cosmetics
England
L'Aiguille Club
Helping Hand
Chester Ford
EL Martes Club
el Martes Needle Club
Minnie Waston
Gerald Davis
Harrison Street
Dora Redman
Post
J. M. Wiley
Jackson Street
Lydia EK
Pinkham
Percival
Mor
Percy
MOR Reg
Iwilson & Co
Adn Wilson
Economy Club
Junkin
Taylor
Marion Martin Pattern
Alice Brooks
OLD Arts
ING
Amarillo News
Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th Street
New York
N. Y
West 18Th Street
Miss Griggs
Margaret Barnett
Gladish
Donna Clyde Wright
Mary Lenore Hawkins
Alma Richardson
Emma Robertson
Iona Baker
Sue Colson
Maude M. McClung
E. Lynn
I. E. Payne
Glenn Smith
Guy C. Carlander
Georgia Ferret
Ruth Grundy
John Gray
C. L. Harris
Doris Lieurance
Grover Bishop
Misses Vera Williams
Reba Savage
Louise Russell
Grace Webster
Dean Rober
Globe
Magellan
Keeney Bakery
Polk
Gorgeous
Noel Coward
Technicolor
Cecil B. Demille
Northwest Mounted Police
Gary Cooper
MGM “Picture
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