Ladies Auxiliary 180 Installs Officers in Local Union
Installation of officers for the Ladies Auxiliary 180 of the Carpenters Union was held at Carpenters Hall at 8 o'clock. New officers installed include Mrs. I. C. Atchley as president, Mrs. Carl Degenhardt as vice president, Mrs. Ed Taverle as secretary, Mrs. William Pace as financial secretary, Mrs. Bill Smith as warden, Mrs. E F Graves as conductress, and trustees Mrs. Herbert Lytel, Mrs. N. B. Armstrong, and Mrs. I. O. Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Auxiliary
Carpenters Union
Carpenters Hall
I. C. Atchley
Carl Degenhardt
Ed Taverle
William Pace
Bill Smith
EF. ©. Graves
Herbert Lytel
N. B. Armstrong
I. O. Moore
Speck Honored At Pleasant Valley Church Shower Event
The Women's Council of Pleasant Valley Christian Church held a business and social meeting. A July 15 ice cream social was planned and Mrs Walter Speck received a shower during the social hour. Attendees included Mrs Dean Pavillard and others with gifts from several sponsors. The council scheduled a meeting for July 18 at 3 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Council of
The
Pleasant Valley Christian Church
Charles Bebout
Walter Speck
Mesdames
Dean Pavillard
Elgin Reid
Raymond Smith
Sam Jacobs
BE. A. Speck
W. T Willis
Dan Pavillard
Miss Louise Coe Honored At Two Morning Coffees
Pre nuptial honors for Miss Louise Coe daughter of Mr and Mrs J B Coe with two morning coffee gatherings at the Rittenberry and Backenstoce homes. Guests included numerous locally prominent women. Hostess Miss Enid Mayer served a surprise shower of antique gifts and summer blooms. Miss Coe to wed Richard S Reeves on July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Coe
J. B. Coe
Polk Street
Richard Sidney Reeves
James FP. Rittenberry
Hope Adams Backenstoce
Rittenberry
Lipscomb Street
John Farrell
Mrs. Rittenberry
Fred Fyfe
Bill Honey
Louis Brown
Lane McAfee
Richard Roberts
Milo Feierabend
Joe Hancock
Jack Ellis
C. N. Stokes
Stuart Browning
S. B. Whit
Patsy Moore
Peggy Hill
Za Warner
Marie Machovee
Jean Rule
Polly Hill
Carlie Barnes
June Callahan
O. Betty Florey
Louise Gober
George Denton
Miss Coe
Indians Receptive to Christianity Says Mrs Hancock
Mrs. Aron Hancock, Cherokee wife of missionary Aron Hancock, speaks on her people at District 10 meeting. She notes Indians are receptive to Christianity but take it slowly, with two two hour sermons often delivered in native language. Her and her husband lead 22 000 Choctaws and 8 000 Chickasaws with 9 native missionaries, and their 18 year old daughter Wanda assists as organist.
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Oklahoma
G. Lee Phelps
Southern Baptist Convention Home Mission Board
Baptist Young Women’s Auxiliary
Tepee Trails
First Baptist Church
Hilda Sallatuska
Aron Hancock
North Carolina
Washington, D. C
Hilda
Aron W. Hancock
Hancock
Hancocks
Baptist Church
Jesus
Triple Luncheon Honors Dallas Guests at Rose Bowl
Mrs. E. W. Hardin hosted a noon luncheon at the Rose Bowl Tea Room in Amarillo for her Dallas guests Mrs. Will Thompson and daughters Florence and Dorothy Thompson. Tables featured white flowers and Egyptian, Athens, and Bermuda scenes on place cards. Attending were Mrs. Thompson along with Mesdames Neeley Bennett Storm Neely Pipkin Orr and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Hardin
Rose Bowl Tea Room
Will C. Thompson
Florence Thompson
Dorothy Thompson
Dallas
Thompson
Egypt
Hardin
H. T. Neely
R. M. Bennett
Frank Storm
R. C. Neely
Hermon Pipkin
J. Sam Orr
Amarillo
Miss Thompson
Athens
Greece
Mary Jane Potter
Jane Manning
Betty Fe Kerns
Doris Vineyard
Betty Florey
Ellen Umphres
Ruth Early
Mary Ann Beasley
San Antonio
Mary Elizabeth Thompson
Bermuda
Atending
Betty Bennett
Betty Sneed
Mary Nell Gibson
Alice Lee Gist
Beryl Needle Club Entertained in Ellwood Park
The Beryl Needle Club was entertained in Ellwood Park yesterday. Guests included Mrs. W. P. Crandall Mary Ann Putman Eleanor Palkovic Juanita Davis and Tommy Copeland. Members present were Mesdames William Copeland G. K. Weaver J. R. Wheeler I. V. Smith Ed Putman Carl Larsen Cecil Gardner Frank Gordon W. F. Davis and R. S. Branum. A watermelon feast is planned for next Thursday at 2 o'clock in Ellwood Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beryl Needle Club
Ellwood Park
W. P. Crandall
Mary Ann Putman
Eleanor Palkovic
Juanita Davis
Tommy Copeland
William Copeland
G. K. Weaver
J. R. Wheeler
I. V. Smith
Ed Putman
Carl Larsen
Cecil Gardner
Frank Gordon
W. F. Davis
R. S. Branum
Social Calendar Highlights Local Club Gatherings Tonight
Amarillo Pedigreed Roller Canary Bird Club hosts a chicken dinner for members and families at San Jacinto Park. O W Club led by Mrs C B Alford meets at 7:30 PM at 816 Virginia Street. First Baptist W M U circles, Agnes Graham and Gloria Russ, gather at 6:30 PM. District 10 Baptist W A at First Baptist Church dinner 7:30 and book review at 8 PM. Tenth Avenue Methodist Church asks attendance for Bible School pupils closing exercises at 8 PM. Public invited.
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Amarillo
Canary Bird Club
San Jacinto
Agnes Graham
Gloria Russ
First Baptist W. M
Baptist
First Baptist Church
OSI
Tenth Avenue Methodist Church
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West Amarillo Christian Church
Powell Smith
Fairmont Street
J. C. Yates
Sid Harper
Edwards
Mary Kathleen Jaeger
Jack Edwards
Madison Street
Alvin A. Jaeger
Dubuque, la
Jaeger
Kathleen Edwards
W. M. Singleton
Dick Roberts
Lawrence Griffith
Otis Williams
Louis Leeward
J. W. Jones
Herbert Dodson
Ben Stone, Jr
Robert Stone
T. Curtis
James Sherrill
Corpus Christi
Bill Blodgett
Hollis Russell
M. B. Edquist
William Bynum
J. N. Childers
Charles Green
Tom Seay
Zaa Warner
Dawn Adkins
Louise Elliott
Enid Mayer
Georgia Fritz
Fort Worth
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John Sissom
R. B. Burnett
Hayden Street
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Virginia Street
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Lipton's Iced Tea
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Seven Nations
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