Mrs Cunningham Hosts National Mother-In-Law Club Board
Mrs C C Cunningham honorary life member and past president hosted the National Mother In Law Club executive board at her home 2511 West Sixth. Mrs T H Rodgers gave the invocation as minutes and treasurer's report were reviewed. Mrs M Anthony spoke on Amarillo club plans as carnations were handed to guests. The National group votes to meet quarterly with time and place to be announced.
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C. C. Cunningham
National Mother-In-Law Club
National Club
West Sixth
T. H. Rodgers
Henry Cusick
A. J. Morris
M. Anthony
Amarillo
R. L. McAlpine
R. L. Allen
T H. Rodgers
Olive K. Dixon
Lavish Fabrice Dominates Fall Hemlines Across Designs
Fashion editor Ey Espe Kinard describes 1948 fall trends with five inch skirt drops, dramatic coats, and hip emphasis. Designers favor gunmetal broadcloth, fur trims, and pagoda draped silhouettes while prints and brocades add luxe touches.
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Epsie Kinarder
NEW York
NEA
Philip Mangone
Mangone
Inverness
Case
Anna Miller
Squid Shows Up With Earl Monterey Calif
Fisherman Tony Tarantino hauled from Monterey California a gelatinous squid containing a strange cephalopod. The creature features two unusually long tentacles as Tarantino sorts the catch.
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Squid
Earl
Monterey
Calif
Tony Tarantino
Social Calendar highlights YWCA events and clubs
Salem Oregon notes a busy social calendar with YWCA swimming class for business girls at Gem Lake at 6 30, a hayride for junior members, and various clubs meeting at 2 3 4 o'clock. Other listings include Rotary style groups and the Jolly Fifteen Club, with venue details and host names. A brief police friction between city and state departments is noted. TONIGHT.
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YWCA
Gem Lake
Palo Duro Assembly
Order of the Rainbow
Khiva
J. A
Salem. Ore
Salem
Oregon State Police
Walter Lansing
Lansing
Social Evening for Summit Baptist Choir Members
Mr and Mrs W J Reed hosted a yard party and watermelon feast last evening after choir rehearsal at 2002 North West Second. Guests included Rev and Mrs W S Sibley Mr and Mrs C H Needham and Charlies and Jerry Needham Mr and Mrs B L Davis and Diana Davis Mrs G C Ford Mrs Laura Reed Mrs Landon Dowlen Mrs W F Conner Misses Louise Carroll Wahlah Ivy Lavoris Tate Glenda Winters Rita Conner Naomi Ford Beverly Blain Yvonne Blackwell Messrs U S Sapp Kenneth Beck David Gause Bill Magquirk Leroy Patterson Steve Eikner Bonnie Nance and the host and hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Reed
North West Second
Summit Baptist Church
W. S. Sibley
C. H. Needham
Charlies
Jerry Needham
B. L. Davis
Diana Davis
G. C. Ford
Laura Reed
Landon Dowlen
W. F. Conner
Louise Carroll
Wahlah Ivy
Lavoris Tate
Glenda Winters
Rita Conner
Naomi Ford
Beverly Blain
Yvonne Blackwell
Messrs. U
Joliet Club Installation Ceremony At YWCA
The Joliet Club installed officers at last evening's meeting with Jessie Clement presiding. Elected were President Jessie Clement Vice-President Vera Mae Overton Secretary Hazel Overton Treasurer Louise Smith Membership Chairman Wanda Tremble Reporter Dean Armstrong. Attendance included multiple members and sponsors. the session ended with a theater party. The note about England's winter of 1946-47 appears as unrelated context.
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Joliet Club
YWCA
Louise Smith
Jessie Clement
Vera Mae Overton
Hazel Overton
Wanda Tremble
Dean Armstrong
Bernie Jo Gamblin
Wanda Trimble
Connie Stark
Glenna Faye Peek
Velda Smith
Velma Smith
Roy Armstrong
Lois Jones
Home Club Plans Supper by Women and 4-H Group
Bushland Home Demonstration Club and 4 H Girls Club met yesterday at Mrs. Luther Arnold’s home for an art demonstration by Pauline Lokey, with business that named Mrs. Eldon Plunk as Texas Home Demonstration Association delegate. A basket supper is planned for Aug 12 at Mrs. John Bourland’s home.
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Bushland Home Demonstration Club
Luther Arnold
Pauline Lokey
Potter County
Eldon Plunk
Texas Home Demonstration Association
Galveston
John Bourland
Mesdames Shrader Rea
W. J. Hill, Jr
Charley Holman Dies At Home In Booker
Charley Holman, 75, Panhandle pioneer, died yesterday at his Booker home after five months of illness. A grain dealer who operated elevators in Booker Lockney Canyon Pampa and Claude he previously lived in Amarillo and spent 20 years in Booker. He was a Mason. Funeral services will be at 3 p.m. Friday at the Booker Methodist Church conducted by Rev. Cecil Ottenger. Survived by wife Emma and four sons G. L Buck Holman of Booker Bill Holman of Follett and Ted W Holman of 513 East Eighth.
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Charley Holman
Panhandle
Booker
Mr. Holman
Lockney Canyon
Pampa
Claude
Amarillo
Cecil Ottenger
Emma Holman
G. L. and
Buck Holman
Bill Holman
Follett
Ted W. Holman
East
Death by own action verdict in Dallas lawyer death
A verdict of death by own action was returned in the death yesterday of Emmett L. Wilkerson a 65 year old Dallas attorney found shot in his downtown office Wilkerson had served as an attorney for Magnolia Petroleum Company for 26 years Funeral services will be held tomorrow in Corsicana
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Dallas
Emmett L. Wilkerson
Wilkerson
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Corsicana
Rebekah Lodge Picnic Supper Held at IOOF Hall
Rebekah Lodge 222 met last evening in IOOF Hall with Mrs. Esther Bates noble grand in charge for a brief business discussion. Following, a picnic supper and game program were held in Ellwood Park hosted by Mrs. Myrtle Shaw. Sixty members and guests attended. visitors came from Fort Worth and Oklahoma. Next week the lodge meets at 7:30 PM in IOOF Hall.
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Amarillo Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Esther Bates
Noble Grand
Ellwood Park
Myrtle Shaw
Fort Worth
Oklahoma
Buttermilk Douses Car Fire In Escape
Mrs. OConnell used a quart of buttermilk to extinguish a car fire in The Dalles while the L. L. OConnell family was out for a drive. The incident was reported in a News-Globe Want Ads context.
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Dalles, Orc
U.P
L. L. O'Connell
News-Globe
Grove Visits Dumas Group at Palo Duro Grove Meeting
Grove members from Palo Duro visit Dumas for a group meeting led by Mrs. Laura E. Krebs and chaired by Mrs. Marie Smith. Amber Jones presented the flag while America the Beautiful was sung. about 40 percent of US communities lack building codes mentioned in the report.
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Palo Duro Grove
Woodmen Circle
Dumas
Laura E. Krebs
Central and
Northwest Texas
Marie Smith
Amber Jones
America the Beautiful
Howard Boxwell
Ivan Boxwell
Mesdames
Stella Hance
Alley Ann Baker
Ora Sandlin
Joe Moore
Polly Pollan
Dorothy Reeves
Sheila Bennett
Ila Fern Cantwell
Thelma Cheshire
Dolly Cantwell
J. H. Thompson
Bear Decks a Troller as Alaska Pirate Ends Quest
A 700-pound brown bear swam to the Jame, an anchored troller at Redoubt Bay, and boarded the vessel while seeking food. E A McDonald, owner of the Jame, confronted the bear and fired a single shot with a 30 30 rifle, ending the brute’s raid. The encounter highlights the dangers of sudden wildlife intrusions during winter awakenings.
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Siter
Alaska
Kidd
Redoubt Bay
E. A. McDonald
McDonald
Bruin
Orchids Describe Pearl Sized and Giant Eight Foot Specimens
The report notes orchids ranging from pearl sized blooms to immense specimens measuring eight feet, highlighting astonishing diversity in size within the same species. Experts caution on proper cultivation and handling due to extreme variations in growth.
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Lincoln
Emner Smith
Porest
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A. T. Quisenberry
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H. L. Henderson
Bonita
Royal Neighbors of America
Ioof Hall
Skyline Needle Club
W. H. Fox
Valley
Business Girls Ywca
Jolly Fifteen Club
J. M. Mayo
Louisiana
Queen Esther Club
Byron Bumpus
Taylor
England
Home Club
Jo Oy
Chester Park
Charles Bates
Rebekah Lodge
Grove
Just
BEAR
Lydia E. Pinkham
Failles Chintres Cottons
Latins
Telles
Blackburn Bros
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