Young Married Couples Enjoy Lovely Social at Polk Street Church
The Young Married People's Class of Polk Street Methodist Church held a Friday evening fellowship ball with a steak fry. Mrs Clyde McDavid led the class as teacher. after the meal guests and many couples joined skating and indoor baseball contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk Street Methodist Church
Clyde McDavid
Ira Key
Paul Boxwell
C. J. Taylor
Don Lacy
Henry D. Akin
A M. Collins
C. H. Jeffers
Noble Fowlkes
M. B. Boone
L. D. Hancock
1. B. Wehring
T. W Hunt
O. L. Dixon
Glen Shoe
Intermediates Promote Christian Endeavor Event At church
The Intermediate Christian Endeavor of First Christian Church met Sunday evening led by van Pitt on the topic Christian Endeavors in the Church. State president Hattie Mae Woods spoke on Endeavor work. Musical numbers included Jonnie and Mabel Rowan on violin and piano and Jim Keeton with a saxophone solo. Participants listed include Margaret Hanley Ivan Boxwell Gordon Gill Lewis Simmons Marguerite Moore Zara Mae Blackwell and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intermediate Christian Endeavor
First Christian Church
van Pitt
Hattie Mae Woods
Christian Endeavor
Endeavor
Jonnie
Mabel Rowan
Jim Keeton
Doris Shaw
Margaret Hanley
Ivan Boxwell
Gordon Gill
Lewis Simmons
Marguerite Moore
Zara Mae Blackwell
Kenneth
Employees Entertain With Dinner Dance At El Taos
Pierce Dental Supply Co. employees held a weekend dinner dance at El Taos. Tables for four and six were set with baskets of red roses. Buford Dowell and his FE Taos Night Hawks provided music for dancing. Guests included multiple couples and individuals such as Mrs. FE J. Cimmer man Mrs. A. Greening and Dr. W. A. 'ements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce Dental Supply Co
el Taos
Buford Dowell
FE Taos Night Hawks
FE. J. Cimmerman
A. Greening
Carl Hamond
Martha Greening
Beula
Woodman Circle Plans Campaign Meeting Attendance Report
Officers of the Woodman Circle reported campaign plans after a meeting at Woodman Hall on Friday evening. About 30 members attended as they discussed detailed steps to advance the campaign.
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Woodman Circle
Woodman Hall
Mrs D W Fergus Hosts Surprise Bridge Club
The Surprise Bridge Club met at Mrs. D W Fergus's home at 812 Virginia Street Saturday evening. Valentine themes appeared in tallies and favors. Grover Good won high. V M Rippey had low. Attendees included Effie Cook Polly Powell G S Mavis W L Nixon and others.
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Surprise Bridge Club
D. W. Ferus
Virginia Street
Valentine
Grover Good
V. M. Rippey
Effie Cook
Polly Powell
G. S. Mavis
W. L. Nixon
William Brune
Undenominational Church Topic At Christian Endeavor Meeting
The Young People's Christian Endeavor Society of the First Christian Church discussed the Undenominational Church. Miss Aay Gill led, Miss Lyda May Walker spoke on Peter's Confession, Miss Mildred Sanders on Temperance in Our Region, Miss Thelma Trolinger on Religious Education Today, and Dr. Snodgrass spoke on What Our Church Stands For with Mike Frances Snodgrass singing I Would Be True.
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Young People’s Christian Endeavor Society
First Christian Church
Aay Gill
Florence Bivins
Lyda May Walker
Peter
Temperance
Mildred Sanders
Thelma Trolinger
Dr. Snodgrass
Society
Bridge Party At 821 Tennessee Street
Mr and Mrs W T Butler hosted a bridge party Friday evening at their home 821 Tennessee Street Guests included Mr and Mrs Roy Threet Mr and Mrs Noble Paulk Mr and Mrs Z W Smith Mr and Mrs Moody Smith and Mr and Mrs W O Payne W C Payne had high score
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W. T. Butler
Tennessee Street
W. C. Payne
Roy Threet
Noble Paulk
Z. W. Smith
Moody Smith
W. O. Payne
Mrs. M. J. Miller Honored at Birthday Dinner
Mrs. M. J. Miller marked 77 with a birthday dinner hosted by Mrs. Herbert Timmons at 1607 Hayden Street. The Millers, longtime Panhandle pioneers, are noted for their Claude origins where their son was the first child born.
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M. J. Miller
Herbert Timmons
Hayden Street
Sage and Sulphur Hair Darkening Remedy T: Mrs Will Moore advises club members on using Wyeths Sage and Sulphur to darken hair
Mrs Will Moore shares an at home hair darkening method using a sage and sulphur formula from Wyeths. She promises gray coverage overnight with two to three applications and suggests purchasing from a druggist. The remedy aims for a natural even shade that disguises aging hair.
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Will Moore
Wyeth
Greek Letter Club Elects Officers At First Meeting
The Greek Letter Club met at Miss Maxine Maupin's home on Lincoln Street for its inaugural gathering. Frances Parkinson was elected president, Arloine Thompson treasurer, and Pauline Wright secretary and reporter as plans for biweekly meetings and outside activities began. A buffet luncheon followed a brief bridge session.
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Maxine Maupin
Lincoln Street
Frances Parkinson
Arloine Thompson
Pauline Wright
Dixie Lloyd
Maude Estace
Erma McCormick
Bertie Parker
Tralove Class Plans Covered Dish Luncheon
The Tralove Sunday School Class of Polk Street Methodist Church will hold a covered dish luncheon Tuesday at 12 o clock in Fellowship Hall. All members are urged to attend.
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Polk Street, Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
Amona Class to Meet Tuesday at Mrs Maxfield Home
The Amona Class of the First Baptist Church will hold a joint social and business meeting Tuesday afternoon at 3 oclock at 1827 Ong Street the home of Mrs H G Maxfield Group 6 led by Mrs Jack Sailors will supervise the program and important business will be discussed followed by a program all members urged to attend
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Amona
First Baptist Church
H. G. Maxfield
Ong Street
Jack Sailors
Mozart Society Meeting at Mrs Blackwell Home
The Mozart Society will convene at Mrs. B. V. Blackwell s home 1222 Harrison Street Tuesday at 8 o clock in the evening. All members are urged to attend.
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Mozart Society
Legion Auxiliary Social and Dance Planned
The American Legion Auxiliary will host a social and dance in Legion rooms on Tuesday evening starting at 9 o clock. Ex service men their wives and auxiliary members are invited to attend.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Auxiliary
Bakers Dozen Club To Meet Wednesday Afternoon
The Bakers Dozen Club will meet at 2 oclock Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. F E M Allison 610 East Tenth Avenue all members invited. The Trio Division of G I A of B and L E will meet Tuesday at 2 50 oclock at Woodman Hall.
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Jerry Kerns
A. N. Baker
East Seventeenth Avenue
Betty Beryl Bush
Martha Vaught
la Verne Keys
Janetta Zinn
Dave Vaught
Margery Harrison
Marie Ford
Robert Ewing
Jimmie Kerns
Margaret Kerns
Bakers Dozen Club
Woodman Hall
Rita Sommerville Elected Berean Class Head at First Christian
Miss Rita Sommerville will be installed as president of the Berean Class of the First Christian Church at a Sunday meeting at 9 45 oclock. Other new officers are announced.
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Rita Sommerville
First Christian Church
Hills Bros Coffee features controlled roasting and vacuum packaging
Years of testing by Hills Bros. produced a controlled roasting process that keeps a constant roast level for uniform flavor. The coffee is packed in a vacuum can to remove air and maintain freshness, with the Arab trademark on the can. Hills Bros. Coffee, Inc. of Kansas City, Missouri promotes its distinctive method sold by grocers nationwide.
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Hills Bros
Hills Bros. Coffee
Hills Bros. Coffee, Inc
Kansas City
Missouri
Rehearsal for Civic Minstrel Show Tonight
Partial cast selected for Crippled Children Council Minstrel rehearsals at First Christian Church Community Center Eighth Avenue tonight.
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Crippled Children Council
Mr‘e
First Christian Church
Eighth Avenue
New Officers Named for Young People’s Department
Nathan Martin serves as vice-president Ruth Boaz is secretary treasurer Cecil Eaton chairs social committee Laverne Deitrich heads lookout committee Mildred True leads the flower committee New officers will meet Sunday at 9 30 in the classroom brief session then join the assembly of the young people’s department at 9 45.
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Nathan Martin
Ruth Boaz
Cecil Eaton
Laverne Deitrich
Lookout
Mildred True
Young People's Department
Dallas couple to lead Palace Theater minstrel dancing
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Adair of Dallas, long noted for training Palace Theater choruses, will supervise the dancing numbers for the minstrel. Several children will take part, with parents urged to enroll them for the first rehearsal tonight, according to director Mike Kollander. The minstrel is expected to be much larger.
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Taylor and
Fillmore Streets
Jack Adair
Dallas
Palace Theater
Mike Kollander
Choral Concert Aims 24 Part Choruses for Charity
A March concert will feature 24 voice choruses instead of eight to boost proceeds for the Crippled Children Fund. The event also mentions an extra bedroom at Palo Duro Apartments priced at $70. Proceeds support charity.
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Crippled Children Fund
Palo Duro Apts
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Anna Belle Collins
Woodman Circle Plans
D. W. Fergus
Gray
Tralove
Peta Oda
Beity Ae i
Legion Auxiliary
Troy Laundry Kids
Mr. Page
New Prosperity
Mother
Haxwell Brothers
Puneral Lyme
Taylor
Siyle
Amarillo
City Drug Store
Byrd
Tri-State Fair Ass’n
Tums
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