Needle Art Club Honors Husbands in Valentine Buffet
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Tuttle hosted a Needle Art Club event at 816 Tennessee with a 42 party and Valentine decorations. Prizes went to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown for high, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Edwards for traveling, and Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Hawkins for consolation. attendees included Mel Phipps Leslie Stephens Floyd Ramsey E. D. Hawkins Jack Edwards Frank Brown and the hosts. Next meeting set for February 6 at 2 PM at Mrs. Floyd Ramsey’s home.
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Homer Tuttle
Tennessee
Needle Art Club
Frank Brown
Jack Edwards
E. D. Hawkins
Mel Phipps
Leslie Stephens
Floyd Ramsey
Western
Gift Shower Fetes Mrs Frank Dalton
Mrs Frank Dalton was honored with a surprise pink and blue shower hosted by Mrs Jack Knight and Mrs Jack Stanley at 4217 Gables. Decor featured stork motifs and a bassinet full of gifts. guests included L F Griffin E J McGinnis Sam Everitt Jim Petty J W Britt Lester McCoy Marvin Mincher Steven Bires Kenneth Linn and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Dalton
Jack Knight
Gables
Jack Stanley
Mesdames
L. EF. Griffin
E. J. McGinnis
Sam Everitt
Jim Petty
J. W. Britt
Lester McCoy
Marvin Mincher
Steven Bires
Kenneth Linn
Glenn Robertson
Richard Best
Social Calendar Shows Tonight Dinner and Club Meetings
The social calendar lists YWCA annual dinner at First Presbyterian Church at 7 PM, Palo Duro Grove 2253 Woodmen, WOW Hall 608 West Sixth at 7:30, Amarillo Chapter Women of the Moose at Moose Hall 8 PM. Tuesday events include PEO Council KIT Room Herring Hotel at noon, sewing club at 1, U-Deal-Em Bridge Club at 1, Jolly Janes at 1, Grand Avenue Baptist circles at 2, Home Demonstration Club training at 2:30, Cactus Coollette at 7, River Road Baptist Homemakers at 7:30, Amarillo Rebekah Lodge 222 IOOF Hall at 7:30, and a pre-Lenten card party at Cathedral Hall at 7:30 with a covered dish luncheon and an all-day session February 7 at Neva Kemp's home. France again taxes butter imports.
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YWCA
First
Palo Duro Grove
Woodmen
Wow Hall
West Sixth
Amarillo
Women of the Moose
Moose Hall
Amarillo Peo Council
Herring Hotel
TOS Sewing Club
Cecil Wilson
Milam
U-Deal-Em Bridge Club
C. B. Galbreath
Madison
Jolly Janes Club
Marie Hughes
Broadway
Judson Blair
Doris Christensen
Grand Avenue Baptist Church
Church
Home
Courthouse
Cactus Coollette Club
Uss
Rae Oldfather
Hayden
River Road Baptist Church
Combee
Mobley
Amarillo Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Cathedral Hall
Exchangettes Hold Bridge Session
Exchangettes met in bridge session at the Federation Club House. Hostesses were Mrs. W. E. Williamson Mrs. Bill Anderson and Mrs. Bob Stevens. The traveling prize was won by Mrs. Paul Wolfinger and Mrs. Taylor Jones won high score. Attending were Mesdames W. E. Williamson Taylor Jones Paul Wolfinger Ralph White Jim Loter.
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Federation Club
W. E. Williamson
Bill Anderson
Bob Stevens
Paul Wolfinger
Taylor Jones
Ralph White
Jim Loter
Mason and Dixon Line Defined by Lords Baltimore and Penn
The Mason and Dixon Line was established to settle dissensions between the Lords Baltimore and the Penn family, creating a boundary that shaped colonial governance and land disputes in early America.
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Mason and Dixon Line
Baltimore
Penn
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Lyme
Globe-News
Needle Art
Marilyn Miller
Ce —Globe
Carl Wesley Miller
Federation Club House
Meme Cromwell
Enid
Okla
Miss Miller
Jeanne Wansing
Johnny Miller
Sudan
Bob Bechtel
Dan Dillingham
Frank Dalton
Kaynee White
Kaynee
Lewes
Blackburn Bros
Cufft
City
State
C.O.D
Official
Boy Scout Outfitters
Jane Ruth Best
Willie Culberhouse
Jewel Miller
Jewel Jordan
Lena Boynton
Marie Allen
T. Bilderback
Quincy Cross
Daisy Bellamy
Virginia Brooks
W. H. Gunn
Dorothy Phy
Neva Kemp
North Johnson
France
Butterfly Club
Betty Keith
Pierce
Jessie Williams
Marian Martin
Amarillo Globe News
West 18Th St
New York
N.Y
Khoury Bros
Avene
Tony Bowles
Acme Cleaners
Action Reef
Vicks
Elizabeth Arden
Miss Arden
8Th and van Buren
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