Miss Viola Huffer Becomes Bride of Clarence Morton
Miss Viola Huffer daughter of Guthrie Oklahoma couple J T Huffer and Mrs Huffer married Clarence J Morton son of Mrs Rose Morton of Bartlesville Saturday morning at Sacred Heart Cathedral. Rev Michael French performed the ceremony in a small group. The couple will reside in Texoma area. Morton works in the land and lease department of Texoma Natural Gas Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Huffer
J. T. Huffer
Guthrie
Okla
Clarence J. Morton
Rose Morton
Bartlesville
Sacred Heart Cathedral
Michael French
Johanna Hill
Frank Hopkins
Virginia Harned
W. H. Richman
Frank Hoskins
van Bruner
James L. Coss
Guy Hastings
Miss Harned
Bill Richman
Yellowstone National Park
Mrs. Morton
The
Texoma Natural Gas Co
Arciniega Club Plans Guest Day Meeting
Arciniega Club sets guest day for July 16 at Mrs A M Dickeys home 405 North Hays Street. Mrs V J Duncan hosted the meeting opening with prayer and club song as Mrs Andy Vinez read poems by Edgar A Guest and current events were discussed. Simplicity and chic are featured in a pattern ad for Anne Adams Pattern 4001 suitable for sun and warm days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arciniega Club
V. J. Duncan
A. M. Dickey
North Hays Street
Andy Vinez
Edgar A. Guest
Denny Denman
C. M. Mongomery
Olan Dalton
Frank Harris
Farewell Shower for Mrs. Stoneham Before Move to Lubbock
Mrs. J. D. Stoneham, soon to move to Lubbock, was honored at a farewell shower hosted by Mmes. Louis Stoneham and others. Little Miss Yvonne Scott arrived with a wagon of gifts as readings by Mrs. Rhea were shared and refreshments served to a large group including Mrs. Alta Gilliam and Mrs. J. N. Ballard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Stoneham
Lubbock
Louis Stoneham
John Rhea
Douglas Henderson
J .E. Sammons
F. Rodgers
Yvonne Scott
Sam Rodgers
H. B. Sanders
Brooks
H. R. Kenney
Plainview
Louis Conrady
Mesdames W. Place
Jake Cannon
S M. Daniel
J. B. Sheppard
Visibility for Drawers and Hidden Dressing Mirror
Clear glass drawer fronts aid closet organization by revealing stored items. An adjustable dressing mirror can be created by attaching mirror panels to both doors and the adjacent wall space, with hinges on opposite directions. Refrigerate bread to slice thinly, and a new automatic percolator dial adjusts strength for morning coffee.
Social calendar listings of Amarillo clubs and circles
A dense schedule of meetings and circle gatherings from various Amarillo organizations. Dates, times, and host names are listed for Junior Business Women's Club, Eastern Star, church circles, A A U W, Delphian Society, and other groups, reflecting a busy civic calendar.
Sailor Crochet Set Pattern 5343 from Amarillo Globe
Crochet this bag and sailor hat set with alternate plain and rib stitches and a peep-hole top. Complete instructions, illustration, and stitch requirements are in pattern 5343. send 10 cents to The Amarillo Globe Household Arts Dept. for the pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Globe Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th Street
New York
N. Y
All That Remains Is Pity for Us Both in a Marriage
Dear Anne Hirst counsels a 22 year old wife torn between leaving her unemployed husband and seeking financial independence. The letter details her strained life with his parents, dwindling funds, and a decision on whether to stay for love or pursue a home and family on her own.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Hirst
Ture
Peace and Breaks in Young Lovers Advice Column
A teenager fears an environmental shift and parents clash over social life. Advice urges inviting new friends home to gain trust, while noting the need for responsible conduct. A personal letter recalls heartbreak from a failed romance and the resolve to endure.
Closeup and Comedy in ERSKINE JOHNSON-GEORGE SCARBO
A personal advice column counsels a reader on heartbreak and recovery. It urges patience with a rejected relationship, stresses self control, and promises perspective after six months. The tone affirming resilience and mature handling of romance remains central.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erskine Johnson
George Scarbo
Sodal ity to meet Wednesday night at the Cathedral
The Young Ladies Sodality of the Sacred Heart Cathedral will meet Wednesday night at 7 30 at the Cathedral. Palo Duro Chapter of the Delphian Society will meet in the club room at the Capitol Hotel Wednesday morning at 9 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
River Road
Mary Mobberly
Palo Duro
The
Delphian Society
Capitol Hotel
Young Ladies Sodality
Sacred Heart Cathedral
Delphian
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Viola Huffer
Clarence Morton
Anne Adams
W. 17Th
B. YX
Ann
Adams
Mrs. Stoneham
Bushland School
Sunnyside Home Demonstration Club
Merle D. O'Dell
A. Bertrand
J. R. Hogge
Mesdames FE. W. Brown
W. A. Holden
M. L. Parker
Lee Wilson
George Fesser
Henry Jones
H. J. Neusch
Anna Neusch
4-H
Lorillard
Amarillo
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Bernice Nee
George Vineyard
Hughes Street
Alice Bagby Smith
T. H. McDonald
Line Avenue
Lillie Hundley
Lucile Reagan
Milton Reese
West Eleventh Avenue
Ida Taylor
Ellwood Park
Mildred Matthews
F. Pelton
Carolina Street
Blanche Rose Walker
A. B. Hays
Bellview
Elsie Clor
W. N. Durham
Janet Ray
Elizabeth Johnson
E. F. Lacey
Washington Street
Bertha Lee Hunt
R. P. Parcells
van Buren Street
W. M
San Jacinto Baptist Church
Blanche Grove
T. C. Brown
Hillcrest Street
Dennis Ray
Maryland Street
Handley Circle
Allen Bullard
North Kentucky Street
Sturgis Darling
Florida Street
D. B. Boone
Mississippi Street
Woman's Council of
West Amarillo Christian Church
Orbit Stinson
Florterburn
M. E. Jenkins
Sunset
C. F. Anderson
Broadmoor
Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club
A. P. Black
John B. Golding
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion Hall
Woman’s Council of
Central Presbyterian Church
C. E
Woman's Missionary Society of
Tenth Avenue Methodist Church
Cinderella Club
V. P. Mann
Pierce Street
By Helen Welshimer
Alf
M. G
V . Loon
Lona May Oliver
Boston
Mass
Eona May Nutter
Kid
Platt
Bozeman Printing & Letter Service
Blackburn
Consumers Ice CO
LUX
Cqomance
Lux Toilet Soap
Lux Toilet
Luy Tos
Warner Brothers
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