Amarillo Women’s Club Welcomes New Members At Dinner
Members of the Amarillo Busi ness and Professional Women’s Club joined the Panhandle group for a Monday evening event. Five new members were initiated by the Panhandle club amid a tea for the engagement of Kathryn Vogel to Kent R. Barnard. Weaving through the reception, names such as Llewellyn Deason, Vesta Deaton, Hazel Williams, Margaret Ventress, Elmira Tesson, and others appeared among guests and helpers.
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Amarillo Business and Professional Women’s Club
Panhandle Business and
Panhandle Group
Amarillo
Misses Llewellyn Deason
Vesta Deaton
Hazel Williams
Margaret Ventress
Elmira Tesson
Maggie Carton
Mesdames Hazel Atwood
Martha Marie Landers
Doris Landers Hess
Rose Mathes
Eugenia Lane
Margaret Filetcher
Katy
Kent
Amarillo Social Calendar Notes From Local Groups
The entry lists events at IOOF Hall and YWCA with times for the Social Calendar. Includes Rebekah Lodge party at 730 and Business and Professional Women's Club at 730, plus Amarillo Council of Church Women meeting at Elwood Park Presbyterian Church 1030 and informal skating at YWCA 4, volleyball 1, Amarillo Chapter 787 Order of the Eastern Star session at Khiva Temple 8.
Amarillo Council of Church Women Plan Morning Meeting
The Amarillo Council of Church Women hold a regular quarterly business meeting at 10 30 a m Wednesday at Ellwood Park Presbyterian Church. A covered dish lunch follows at noon and a program will follow.
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Amarillo
Amoma Class Schedules Coffee and Visitation
First Baptist Church Amoma Class members hold a coffee and visitation on Wednesday at 9 45 in the home of Mrs Doris L Hess 1216 Buchanan.
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First Baptist Church
Amoma
Doris L. Hess
Buchanan
Amarillo Eastern Star Initiation Meeting Planned
Amarillo Chapter 787 Order of the Eastern Star will hold a call session for initiation and a program at 8 o'clock Wednesday evening in the Khiva Temple.
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Amarillo
Order of the Eastern Star
Khiva Temple
Valentine Tea Showcases AAUW Amarillo Decorations
The Ama rillo AAUW branch tea featured a white heart leaf tree centerpiece with red taper lighting. Mrs. L V Dorsch and Mrs Florence Welter presided, with hostesses and greeters named. A program included piano selections by Miss Hurshelene Journey, singing by Miss Jean Nearing, and a talk by Louise Blackwell from the Potter County Child Welfare Board.
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David A. Reid
Ilo G. Campbell
W. R. Fox
W. C. Carson
Walter A. Russell
A. D. Lidia
T. A. Cox
L. M. Cochran
C. R. Dougherty
Dougherty
S. R. Conger
H. W. Schmidt
Bob. Kesterson
W. W. Rusk
E. C. Ochsner
S. M. Castleberry
Hurshelene Journey
Chopin
DeFalla
Castleberry
Jean Nearing
McKinley
Louise Blackwell
Potter County Child Welfare Board
Mesdames
C. B. Beasley
G. E. Hatton
D. A. Reid
L. C. Whitney
C. F. Wetherbee
W. A. Russell
J. C. Steele
Earl G. Wyatt
Malcolm Wyatt
F. C. Mothershead
Florence Welter
E. W. Cain
Dan P. Long
L. V. Dorsch
G. A. Sahli
Charles W. Smith
Earl G. Hamlett
Bob Kesterson
G. R. Vanderpool
Don C. Boyd
John E. Oakes
Carey C. Thompson
A. D. Foreman, Jr
R. E. Gatlin
Anna I. Hibbets
Nettle Crane
Eva Patching
Sarah Miller
Mary E. Evans
Marie Luna
Thrifty HDC Plans Spring Projects
The Thrifty Home Demonstration Club met Monday afternoon at Mrs. J. S. Glover’s River Road home to plan spring projects. President Kay Baird led the discussion with help from parliamentarian T. E. Bursey. Hostess duties were shared with Mrs. R. F. Freeman assisting. Mrs. F. L. Hackley will host the next meeting on February 11 at 2 o clock.
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Thrifty Home Demonstration Club
J. S. Glover
River Road
Kay Baird
T. E. Bursey
R. F. Freeman
W. H. Boydston
Vernice Cook
F. L. Hackley
D. B. Smith
W. L. Taylor
Anton Zimmer
Pate
Monroe
Harmony Club Elects Mrs Watson B Hamilton Leader
Harmony Club held a Monday election at Mrs Grace Bennetts home naming Mrs Watson B Hamilton as next year’s head. Officers to take over in September include W L Hickerson vice president and J M Simpson secretary etc. program featured Chopin and Handel pieces with multiple performances.
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Watson B. Hamilton
Harmony Club
Grace Bennett
Jefferson
Ed R. Mayer
J. E. Montgomery
W. L. Hickerson
Howard Boxwell
J. M. Simpson, Jr
Charles Underwood
Chopin
Bennett
R. G. Boger
Handel
Beach
Shirley Hudson
Helen Hughes
Greig
Texas
Margaret Bromert
FE. A. Paschal
Gianini
Jack Horner
Diack
N. D. Bartlett
Hickerson
Chas. F. Smith
Otis Trulove
C F. Underwood
M. H. Ensign
R G. Boger
Zeb Moore
Gordon McCarty
Helen Hughes Riley Strickland
James Wise
R L. Barron
C. E. Birkmeyer
Wynona Frost
Ruth Griffin
Paul Rose
Cc. W. Seible
Hugh Cox
Jack Burgess
Kinsey and Gilliam Wed in Double Ring Ceremony
Patricia Lou Kinsey daughter of Mrs Elva Kinsey and granddaughter of the late Mr and Mrs B L Holland of Ochiltree County married Seaman First Class S Earl Gilliam son of Mr and Mrs W L Gilliam of Tuscumbia Alabama. Rev H A Somerville officiated January 1. Maid of honor was Patricia Brown and best man Corporal Richard A Maloney of Clovis New Mexico. The bride wore coral gabardine with black accessories and white carnation corsage. Gilliam recently returned from eighteen months in the Pacific Theater. The couple will reside in Birmingham Alabama.
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Patricia Lou Kinsey
Elva Kinsey
East Thirteenth
B. L. Holland
Ochiltree County
S. Earl Gilliam
W. L. Gilliam
Tuscumbia
Ala
H. A. Somerville
Patricia Brown
Cpl
Richard A. Maloney
Clovis
N. M
Seaman Gilliam
Pacific Theater
Birmingham
Bride Feted At Shower for Mrs. Marceron After Nuptials
Mrs. John E. Marceron formerly Billie Thomas was honored at a post nuptial shower hosted by Frances and Jo Henderson at 114 Bonita Drive. Pink gladioli decor and pink orchid sweet peas adorned rooms while guests included Mr. and Mrs. Henderson, Mr. and Mrs. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Garrett, and numerous friends and relatives.
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John E. Marceron
Billie Thomas
Frances
Jo Henderson
Bonita Drive
H. L. Henderson
Herb Williams
Clifford Garrett
Mary Tom Moreman
Allegra Lord
Murrell Lord
Betty Murray
Juanita Greer
Mary Nell Byrum
Carolee Payne
Mesdames Thelma Berry
Neva Willis
Cecil Brown
Mary Anna Flowers
Annie Cook
George Thomas
Bess Howard
Evelyn Cook
Percy Head
Charlies Cook
Jean Gardner Feted On Tenth Birthday
Miss Jean Gardner daughter of Mr and Mrs R M Gardner 2112 Washington was honored at a party Saturday afternoon for her tenth birthday. Games entertained and refreshments were served to Wesley Simpson Ann Stapf Bess Sanders Barbara Hibbs Madelyn Stone Nancy Attebury Wanda Lee Long Bobby Sanders Carrie Northcutt Richard Forrester Nita Steed Ann Nordyke Sally Taylor Phillip Nichols and Tommy Cavin.
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Jean Gardner
R. M. Gardner
Washington
Wesley Simpson
Ann Stapf
Bess Sanders
Barbara Hibbs
Madelyn Stone
Nancy Attebury
Wanda Lee Long
Bobby Sanders
Carrie Northcutt
Richard Forrester
Nita Steed
Ann Nordyke
Sally Taylor
Phillip Nichols
Tommy Cavin
U Deal Em Club Honors Member at Luncheon
U Deal Em Bridge Club honored Mrs. O. J. Fredell in celebration of her birthday with a luncheon at Mrs. Harry Milholland’s home 408 North Johnson. High score went to Mrs. Charles Mellor, second to Mrs. C. B. Galbreath. guest prize to Mrs. Don Laster.
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U-Deal-Em Bridge Club
O. J. Fredell
Harry Milholland
North Johnson
Charles Mellor
C. B. Galbreath
Don Last
Beacon Class Evening Social At Polk Street Church
The newly organized Beacon Adult Class of Polk Street Methodist Church held its first social in the home of Miss Ann Claire Brannen at 900 Broadmoor. Betty Armstrong, Margaret Bragg, Ann Claire Brannen, J Ashley Caldwell, Raymond Dixon, Jack Gallarneau, Margaret Holland, Manning Holland, Hazel Husted, Virginia Wallis, Pern Bran- attended the gathering with games and refreshments provided.
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Beacon
Polk Street Methodist Church
Ann Claire Brannen
Broadmoor
Betty Armstrong
Margaret Bragg
J. Ashley Caldwell
Raymond Dixon
Jack Gallarneau
Margaret Holland
Manning Holland
Hazel Husted
Virginia Wallis
Pern Bran
Fellowship Dinner At First Christian Church Tonight
Members of First Christian Church will hold their monthly Fellowship Dinner tonight at 7 oclock in the church. The list of attendees includes Don Gillogly Alice Timmons Kathryn Jones Carol Kayser Le nore Longino Ann McSpadden Earl Simpson Kathryn Vogel Mary Alice Wilson and D. M. Vaughan.
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First Christian Church
Population rise since 1929 exceeds fifteen million
The statement notes that since 1929 the U S population has grown by more than 15 million, reflecting long term demographic expansion across the United States.
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U. S
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Panhandle
Kathryn Vogel
J. Vogel
Fannin
Kent R. Barnard
Houston
Roy G. Barnard
Madison
Vogel
Toxiom
Amarillo Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Business and Professional Women's Club
YWCA
Council OF Church Women
Kathleen Mary Qusimbam
Blackburn
Cosmetics
Blackburn ‘Bros
Crepe
Polk
Valentine
Thrifty Hdc
Dr. D. Jayne & Son
Jayne
Earl Gilliam
Bride
Baldwin
Cletcosonte
Amyers Music Mart
Beige
Wervengay
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Coats
White
Kirk
Eunice Loftis
Dial
Loyd Shackelford
Loyd
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