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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1943
Page
6
The single ring wedding took place at 8 30 PM Saturday May 26 in the Polk Street Methodist Church parsonage. Dr Earl G Hamlett officiated. The bride Mrs Freda Sterne wore a tan suit and white blouse with matching accessories. Best man was Kenneth Sterne. Mrs Evans employed at Amarillo Army Air Field and Mr Evans also work there. The couple reside here.
Mrs. Jewell Davis and Miss Doris Davis hosted a Tuesday tea at 1423 Harrison Street for Mrs. George A. Davis back from Fort Benning Georgia. Guests mingled as Mrs. Porrino played piano and a crystal punch bowl sparkled beside gladioli centerpieces.
Wartime guide promotes DIY repairs using press on mending tape and a hot iron. Consumers can fix umbrellas bags raincoats and garments by applying tape to fabric for water resistant mends and decorative appliques with 12 colors. No sewing required and washproof results are promised.
Miss Florence King and Floyd A. Smith were married in Carlsbad New Mexico in a double ring ceremony performed by Dr. William S. Dando at the Presbyterian manse. The bride, a book keeper, and groom, a Breedlove Aerial Service flight instructor in Lubbock, will reside at 1312 Avenue K in Lubbock after a brief New Mexico visit.
Miss LeClaire Eakle near upcoming July 12 marriage to Ned Weills was honored at a crystal shower hosted by Mrs. Joe Jenkins and daughter Janie at 2202 Ong Street. Guests included many local names and a luncheon followed at Amarillo Country Club hosted by G. G. Ordway, Porter Underwood and Henry Tyler.
Amarillo Council of Church Women met yesterday morning at San Jacinto Methodist Church. Mrs. George Parr led devotional as Mrs. Murray Elson chaired luncheon plans. A girls quartet sang under Mrs. E A Paschall, with solo by Mrs. Paschall. Reports covered Bible gifts to WAACs and WAVES, plus plans for a Y W C A in Amarillo and a July vacation Bible school for Negro children at Fred Douglas School.
The Calendar lists a Rhumba conga dance instruction by Pvt ar Presutti at the Auditorium USO at 7 30. Victory Command dance by Cos AB and D at the Auditorium USO at 8 30. A Lions Club quiz program at Downtown USO also at 7 30.
A series of meetings and activities are listed at Lincoln Street venues and local churches. Programs include a Get Acquainted party at Central Church of Christ, Red Cross sewing at First Presbyterian, Vacation School closing, and A A A P Service Club gathering, with times ranging from 2:00 PM to 9:00 PM.
First Christian Mother Benton Class led by Mrs. A. Z. Morris meets at 1513 Fillmore Street at nine o'clock.
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