Mrs Erma Pate Weds Montie Townsend in San Jacinto Church
Miss Erma Jane Pate daughter of Mr and Mrs Pate and Montie M Townsend son of Mr and Mrs Townsend were married January 20 at San Jacinto Methodist Church in Brownwood. The ceremony featured a pink and cream floral altar arrangement and a three tier cake reception followed at the bride’s home. The couple planned a South Texas wedding trip after the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C Hardelot
Mrs Carr
M. Car
Bond
Marten
Jane Williams
Beccr
Jess L. Pate, Jr
Clark Dye
Barbara Kressan
Miss Williams
South
Texas
Mrs Gleason Hosts Cecil Conklin Circle Meeting
Mrs F Gleason of 808 Carolina hosted the West Amarillo Christian Cecil Conklin circle gathering Wednesday. She led the devotional while Mrs Leroy McReynolds offered the opening prayer. The lesson from Feminine Faces was led by Mrs Homer Jacob with attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Gleason
Carolina
Social Calendar Teems with Meetings and Dances Tonight
Tonight’s events include Security Benefit Association dance at O W Hall at 9 o clock and Officers Wives Club at Avenue D and Fourth Street. Red Cross surgical dressings and sewing at the Red Cross Building 8:30. Junior Woman's Club and other group activities follow across Amarillo with multiple chapter gatherings and classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Security Benefit Association
O. W. Hall
Officers Wives Club
Avenue D
Fourth Street
Red Cross
A. U . Red Cross Group
Tenth Avenue
Tyler Street
Valentine Theme At Philathea Dinner
The First Philathea Class monthly luncheon was held at the church with a Valentine theme. A white tablecloth, red hearts, candles and carnations decorated the setting. Mrs. B. J Pate presided, Ray Rozell spoke, and Mrs. R. P. Parcells gave a short talk. The next meeting is planned with Mrs. P. T. Hamilton on February 8. Attendees included Mesdames Formby, Denman, Sellers, Higdon, Bailey, Shaw, Dean, Gentry, Boren, Tyson, Parcells, Powell, Woodson, Edquist, Mullin, Mr. and Mrs. Rozell, and Miss Genevieve King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine
Philathea
B. J Pate
Ray Rozell
R. P. Parcells
P. T. Hamilton
Mesdames
Victor Formby
Joe Denman
Maxine Sellers
Otis Higdon
Guy Bailey
Fred Shaw
Pat Dean
K. C. Gentry
Bill Boren
Burch Tyson
Parcells
Eddie Powell
D. E. Woodson
M. B. Edquist
Guy Mullin
Mrs. Rozell
Genevieve King
Rebecca Lodge to Initiate Officers Tuesday Evening
El Martes Needle Club holds an all day meeting Tuesday at Mrs. B. W. McNeilly’s home 1211 Buchanan with the group also mentioning a separate initiation event for Rebecca Lodge No 222 at the I O O F Hall at 4 30 in the afternoon on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Lodge No. 222
I. O. O. F. Hall
EL Martes
Needle Club
B. W. McNeilly
Buchanan
Palo Duro Woodmen Circle Meets at Hall
The Palo Duro Woodmen Circle will gather at the W. O. W. Hall tomorrow night at 8 o clock Mrs. Laura E. Krebs of Austin state monitor will join the circle for the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palo Duro
Palo Duro Woodmen
W. O. W. Hall
Laura E. Krebs
Austin
State Monitor
Poll tax receipts hit 4000 as Amarillo voters lag in payments
Potter County tax assessor Frank Hoyt reports only about 4,000 poll tax receipts and exemptions filed, far below last year's 14,111 voters. Deadline looms Wednesday afternoon for poll tax payments, with local elections in Amarillo set for April 3 and four days later for the school board. No mayoral or city commissioner candidates announced yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hoyt
Amarillo
Potter County
Hoyt
Chance Misses Hall of Fame by Seven Votes
New York January 29 Frank Chance the Peerless Leader of the Chicago Cubs during 1906 to 1912 era fell short of Hall of Fame induction by seven votes as the Baseball Writers Association of America did not reach the 75 percent requirement on any candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frank Chance
Chicago Cubs
Hall of Fame
Baseball Writers Association of America
Party Honors Eighth Birthday At Army Village Home
Margaret Ross celebrated her eighth birthday Thursday at Building 6 Apartment 1 in Army Technical Village. Guests included Sheila O Neill Judy Taoe Leona Mae Allgire Lewis Ray Tilford Patsy Goodwin Connie Mitchell Ronnie Bardin Dale Ballard Betsy Ballard Katherine Goldie Dorothy Ross. Gift givers were Mrs Bobbie Laine Mrs Sue Lindsey Marshal Bell Snyder and Cecil Holmes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Ross
Army Technical Village
Sheila O'Neil
Judy Taoe
Leona Mae Allgire
Lewis Ray Tilford
Patsy Goodwin
Connie Mitchell
Ronnie Bardin
Dale Ballard
Betsy Ballard
Katherine Goldie
Dorothy Ross
Bobbie Laine
Sue Lindsey
Marshal Bell Snyder
Cecil Holmes
Courthouse Records Show Multiple Deeds and Divorces
A column lists numerous warranty deeds with buyer and seller names, parcel details, and sums, followed by district court divorce actions Irene Ivey Eason versus Dalton Wallace Eason and Novella Butler versus Ernest Joe Butler, plus marriage licenses for several couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Ivey Eason
Dalton Wallace Eason
Farris Novella Butler
Ernest Joe Butler
John B. Keenan
Roaslyn Joan Gage
Clarence Edwin Palmer
Rachel Tabb
Winsett R. Howard
Betty June Campbell
Carl W. Bird
Wanda Etoyl Hawkins
Jr League Skating Party and Supper at Polk Street church
The Junior High Fellowship League of Polk Street Methodist Church held a skating party and hot dog supper at Fellowship Hall on Saturday night. The highlight was a grand march on skates, with bingo games and a supper for 50 guests prepared by league members. Leaders Mr Noble Fowlkes and Mrs Leonard Sharp assisted by Mrs Virginia Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk Street Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
Noble Fowlkes
Leonard Sharp
Virginia Wallace
Marriages of Lois Valenta and Lois Gage in Army posts
Lois Valenta of La Pryor weds Pfc. Alan B. Ray son of Mr and Mrs R H Ray of Amarillo on Jan 12 at Karnes City. He trains as airplane mechanic before joining Army Air Corps in 1942 and serves on a B 26 at Laughlin Field. They reside in Del Rio. LeRoy Carver and Anne King wed, with Mrs Schoenfield and Rev Wiseman officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Valenta
la Pryor
Lois
Alan B. Ray
R. H. Ray
Carolina
Amarillo
Karnes City
Ray
Range High School
Kenedy
Amarillo High School
Duncan Field
San Antonio
Army Air Corps
Laughlin Field
del Rio
Joan Gage
la Grange
Ind
John Keenan
Amarillo Army Air Field
Post Chapel
Jay Zansitis
Zansitis
Thomas Dinner House
Ethel Allard
Houston
Arthur Schoenfield
Church of Christ
Jesse Wiseman
LeRoy Carver
Anne King
Schoenfield
King’s Food Market
Santa Fe
Cub Pack 2 Holds Monthly Meeting
The Cub Pack 2 monthly meeting was held at Lee Bivins School Friday night at 7:30 with I. Earl Nutter presiding. W. J. Hiatt presented the 1945 charter and installed the pack committee leaders and den mothers in a short ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Bivins School
I. Earl Nutter
W. J. Hiatt
F. L. la Faber
G. R. Roberts
H. M. Adkins
L. E. Bates
A. F. Berg
H. L. Mann
L. Wood Jackson
Gus Roberts
B. E. Walker
Pack
Mr. Nutter
Monthly Get-Together Of Cub Pack 35 Held
The Boy Linit Cub Pack 35 held a Friday night gathering at Alice Landergin School led by Cubmaster Walter E. Smith. Den mothers Mrs. R. E. Tivelan, Mrs. Joe Sneed, and Mrs. P. C. Cronister led stunt program and discussions with scout executive W. J. Hiatt about February Cub programs and planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linit
Alice Landergin School
Walter E. Smith
Den
R. E. Tivelan
Joe Sneed
P. C. Cronister
W. J. Hiatt
Amarillo AFL unions win telegraph workers vote nationwide
Gulf Division voters across Amarillo and region choose AFL affiliated unions over ACA CIO in a nationwide election count. With 3,745 to 1,203 in the Gulf Division, AFL strengthens bargaining power despite New York exceptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
New York
American Federation of Labor
Telegraph Workers Federal Labor Union
Telegraph Employes Federal Labor Union
Commercial Telegraphers Union
American Communications Association
CIO
Gulf Division
AFL
G. H. Millican
Earl Kent
Evelyn Branam
Millican
Aca-Cio
Dallas
Washington
Western Union
Postal Telegraph
Await Material for Largest Surgical Dressings Call
Red Cross Chapter House to run dressings rooms day and night as 43 000 bandages must be completed in one month. Material for the large four by eight inch dressings is due soon. Dressings corps report to chairman Mrs P L Reppert at once under a national Army emergency call amid increased battle activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
P. L. Reppert
Army
Red Cross Chapters Hold Conference in Amarillo
Representatives from 21 Panhandle county Red Cross chapters met in the Crystal Ball Room Herring Hotel Amarillo with national officials to discuss war fund public information nutrition and home service. Milton Tainter led the war fund with Anna Blackney directing home service. Don Short ran the public information forum and Carolyn Ness explained the nutrition plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Panhandle
Amarillo
War Fund
Crystal Ball
Herring Hotel
Milton Tainter
Texas-New Mexico
Anna Blackney
Home Service
Don Short
Carolyn Ness
St. Louis
Regular meeting of Red Carnation Lodge 345
Red Carnation Lodge 345 of the B of L F and E met in regular session Friday with 15 members present. Mrs Ruby Bunch opened the meeting and refreshments were served by Mesdames Dorothy Critten Geneva Chamblin Alice Christy and Pearl Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Carnation Lodge
B. of L. F
Ruby Bunch
Dorothy Critten
Geneva Chamblin
Alice Christy
Pearl Evans
PIANOS Styles and Sizes to Suit You Priced to Sell
Mary L. Spence Piano Store in Amarillo and Plainview Texas offers a range of pianos with many styles and sizes priced to sell. Located at 1026 W. 6th and 710 Broadway, the shop promotes value and selection for customers seeking quality instruments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Texas
Plainview Texas
Broadway
Four Dances Tonight Aid Infantile Paralysis Drive
Four dances across Amarillo tonight offer a single $1 ticket for entry to all venues to support the infantile paralysis drive. Servicemen and escorts may attend the President's Ball for 50 cents. Sponsored by the Potter County Chapter NFIP, events run at Aviatrix Club Mayfair Night Club Club Victoria and Amarillo Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Potter County
The
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Aviatrix Cluo
Mayfair
Club Victoria
BC Pain Relief Adclaims Quick-Acting Formula
An old advertisement touts BC medicine for headache neuralgic pains muscular aches and nervous unrest. It notes quick acting ingredients and sedative effects with 10c and 25c sizes and advises consulting a physician if pains persist.
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Erma Jane Pate
Mrs
Montie Townsend
Mrs. Gleason
Cecil Conklin
Junior Woman's Club
Amarillo Rebekah Lodge
Cc I W. Club
Ladies In Waiting Club
W. Jones
USC
Amarillo Council of P E. O
W. W A
Ean
Tom Aldridge
H. A. Hertner
Hughes
Lincoln
St. Andrews
Bae Ee
John D. McBride, D. D
Optometrist
Zale
B. B. Williams
Frank Campbell
Agency
State Farm Insurance Companies
Beauty
SUN
Amarillo Paint & Wallpaper Co
Benjamin Moore
Polk St
Earl L. Shelton
Rebecca Lodge
Courthouse Records
Harvey Southworth
William A. Meyers
Plemons
Benjamin L. Cracraft, Jr
Alred O. Brown
West River Road Gardens
Charles Pavillard
G. G. Ordway
John Dees
Virgle Oglesby Et
Sunset Park
Kathryn Byrd
Erline Sadler
Adra Bell Hurt
Pelm
William A. Wilbanks
J. T. Shaws
R. L. Moore
Shell Lbr. Co
Fairview
J. H. Macon
S. H. Pickard
Hattie Davis
M. L. Fleming
Madden
H. C. Pestor
L. A. Decker
Alfred O. Brown
R. E. Grimes
Earl Cudd
Lillian Branson
J. R. Barnhill, Jr
B. G. Williamson
Eakle
Margaret Anne Tall
W. M. Adams
Pittman & Rogers
J. T. Trolinger
W. D. Clark
Mirror
C. M. Williams & CO
Taylor
Gordy & _. Mig
Louis
ADP
RED Cross Co
Candy Bros. Mfg. Co
Jr. League
Valenta-Ray
Gage
Keenan
Cub Pack
Globe News
Marie Earle
Herbert
Magic Chef Bakery
West
McCormick
Federy
Cretney
POLK
Mary L. Spence
Piano Store
Globe-News
W. O. Allison Chiropractor
Monroe
Famarillo's
BlackburnShaque
Directo
Pierce
WAC
Amari'ia
Chamber of Commerce Office
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