Thelma Hubbert Weds James McClurkin in Amarillo
Miss Thelma Hubbert and James Hardy McClurkin wed at the First Baptist church parsonage in Amarillo with limited witnesses. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Hubbert, and the groom, son of Rev. and Mrs. J. F. McClurkin, will reside at 401 West Fourteenth after a two week honeymoon to New Mexico and Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cupid
Thelma Hubbert
James Hardy McClurkin
First Baptist Church Parsonage
G. L. Yates
Lindsey Smith
Rockwell Hardin
H. C. Hubbert
West Twentieth Street
Amarillo
Hose
White and Kirk Store
J. F. McClurkin
Monroe Street
New Mexico Military Institution
Roswell
New Mexico
McClurkin
Blackburn Brothers
Colorado
James McClurkin
Community notices from First Baptist and local groups
Church notices list attendees for a 4 o clock gathering with multiple members named and optional picnic weather dependent. Additional items include the Delta Hand Bridge Club meeting at 2 40, Catholic Daughters event at Sacred Heart Cathedral, and a West Amarillo Christian Church auxiliary installation for new officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
W. MS
F. J. Trizg
Pierce Street
W. E. Qliver
Taylor Street
L. Quinn
Polk
J. A. Batson
Ben Tolle
W. L. Blake
Harrien
J. CC. Burkhalter
Louisiana Avenue
L. V. Heyser
Monroe
Wirwate
Hughes
Mere. J. Black
Sunset Terrace
Young Women's Missionary
Fires Christian Church
MP. Muggs
Bellview Street
Delta Handa Bridge Club
J Paul Ledford
Monrne Street
Catholic Daughters of America
Sacred Heart
West
Amarinh
Christian Church Auxiliary
Instalte
Local residents rear travel and family visitations in Texas and beyond
Mrs Jennie Inman and Miss Mae Smith return from a three week Las Vegas trip and New Mexico sights. Mr and Mrs F R Martin and others report fishing trips near Hereford. Several families host relatives and friends visiting from Dallas Woodbine Spokane and Houston with long awaited reunions after years apart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Inman
Mae Smith
Las Vegas
New Mexico
Betty Ward Hosts Fifth Birthday Party at Home
Little Miss Betty Ward daughter of Mr and Mrs W H Ward celebrated her fifth birthday with a party at 2506 Taylor street. Games and contests filled the afternoon and the cake topped with five candles was shared with ice cream. Guests included Maxine Ratcliff Katherine Ratcliff J E Dozier Buddy Ratcliff Grace Avis Besley Shirley Ann Cline Betty Cline Jerry Ratcliff Betty Jean Riggs Gerald Ratcliff Jr Rachell Patterson Dorothy Rit tenberry Janita Powers and Martha Jane Gordon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Ward
W. H. Ward
Taylor Street
Maxine Ratcliff
Katherine Ratcliff
J. E. Dozier
Buddy Ratcliff
Grace Avis Besley
Shirley Ann Cline
Betty Cline
Jerry Ratcliff
Betty Jean Riggs
Gerald Ratcliff, Jr
Rachell Patterson
Dorothy Rittenberry
Janita Powers
Martha Jane Gordon
Little Miss Workman Celebrates Fourth Birthday Party
Frances Allene Workman celebrated her fourth birthday at her parents home 132 Northeast Eleventh street. Friends played games and contests as a pink ice cream cake topped with four white candies was served. Guests included Betty Bartles Mary Lee Jean Mason Anita MacDowell May Mac Dowell Barbara Moore Billy Jean Moore and Ralph Tipton Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Allene Workman
Ray Workman
Northeast Eleventh Street
Betty Bartles
Mary Lee
Jean Mason
Anita MacDowell
May MacDowell
Barbara and
Billy Jean Moore
Ralph Tipton, Jr
Old Rock Church Becomes Studio For Roswell Artist
Roswell artist Florence Morris saved the Old Rock Church once slated for demolition. She bought the landmark and turned its sturdy walls into her studio home while preserving the bell, arched windows, and garden with cacti and yucca. The church was built by early Roswell settlers from local rock and red sandstone. Cowboys contributed the bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Roswell
N. Mex
Florence Morris
Morris
Old Rock
Plains
New Mexico
Miss Jean Epperson To Give College Of Music Recital
Miss Jean Epperson voice pupil of Emil F. Myers will present a major program this evening at the College of Music. She has a beautiful soprano voice and has delighted Amarillo music lovers on several occasions. She will sing a variety of songs ranging from classics to popular melodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Epperson
Emil F. Myers
College of Music
Epperson
Amarillo
Comedy program features noted musicians and pianist
Caroline Pestor a pupil of Lila Austin Myers and Edward Greenberg a violinist pupil of Helen Strite will assist Miss Epperson in a comedy in negro dialect presented at the evening concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Pestor
Lila Austin Myers
Edward Greenberg
Helen Strite
Miss Epperson
Missionary Society Meeting at Polk Street Methodist Church
The Missionary Society of Polk Street Methodist Church will meet tomorrow afternoon at 4 o clock. All members are urged to be present at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Society of the
Polk Street Methodist Church
Local residents and business travelers noted in city notices
R N Lambdin travels from Dalhart on business while Floyd V Studer of American Central Life Insurance makes a trip to Pampa. Dr Sam K Broyles moves to 2201 Washington St to home. Mr and Mrs A L Davis of Dallas in city en route to Colorado for summer. T T Yeager moves to 1907 Van Buren St. Miss Clara Curry returns from New York City. C E Gilmore of Dallas in city on business. Miss Florence Keys at Fort Worth Flower Show. Julius Cornfield couple move to 196 S Julian. Miss Margaret Jones returns from Wichita Falls. Miss Billie Burns returns from New Mexico. R F Hinchey moves to 2120 Taylor St. Mrs Jack Eldredge returns from Abilene after Business and Professional Women meeting. Miss Helen Weidebusch to leave Powder Puff Beauty Shop town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. N. Lambdin
Dalhart
Floyd V. Studer
American Central Life Insurance Company
Pampa
Sam K. Broyles
Washington Street
A. L. Davis
Dallas
Colorado
Mr. Davis
Southwestern Department
American Central Life Insurance
Helen Weidebusch
Travel plans for South Dakota trip and Midwest visits
A woman outlines a four to five week trip visiting Minneapolis, St. Paul, and Marinello School in Chicago. She will be away Saturday for South Dakota. Mrs H H Hall departs for Colorado for vacation. Mrs Gladys Zion of Hereford is mentioned in travel notes.
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South Dakota
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Marinello School
Chicago
H. H. Hall
Colorado
Gladys Zion
Hereford
Man kills estranged wife and wounds self in Dallas
William L. Pierce aged 49 fatally shot his estranged wife Ida Belle Pierce 38 on a Dallas street corner last night and then wounded himself before a passerby could intervene. The event ends his reconciliation efforts. A separate item notes Derbyville coal miners joining an art club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Pierce
Ida Belle Pierce
Also Mentioned on This Page
D. C. Bennett
E. M. Ratcliff
la Salle Street
Country Club Park
Mattea McClurkin
Tittle Mavine Ratcliff
la Una Willis
Francie Barton
Katherine Douglas
Annie Atkins
Zoe Allen
Addie Whitcomb
Evelyn Liedenstrong
Irene Neely
Lillian Constable
Lucy Bell Baker
Camilla Guy
F. R. Martin
E. L. Coggins
P. J. Rabb
Roy Self
Frances Louise
Mildred Umphres
Houston
Mrs
George Stapleton
Polk Street
Louis Kleeb
Pasco
Washington
J. M. Pett
Woodbine
Iowa
G. W. Laing
Mr. Kleeb
Laing
California
D. Huffman
Shreveport
Peace M. Gaddis
Pleasant Hill
Will Gilvin
Mr. Iilvin
Linnie Dobbs
Mane Bratton
Northeast
Eleventh Street
M. M. Satier
Central
Dellas
Art MecLatter
Manycow
Aubrey Johnson
Aubrey Botts
Jack Matthew
W. L. Simms
Lucy Conkling
J. M. Spinning
Maude Shilling
Lula McQueen
A Leeper
A. D. Sikes
Madge Rabun
Paris
Steinway Standard
J. W. Jenkins Sons’ Music Co. of Texas, Inc
Ong Street
Hermes
Miss Workman
OLD Church
Jean ‘Epperson
Sane
Maxwell House Tea
LN Pittman Cheveler
Optometrist
Polk St
Amarillo Hotel
Mrs. Hollander
Dial
Léth and Tyler Sts
Amarillo, Texas
Metzger’ S Milks
Southwestern Public Service Company
Amarillo Business College
Tex
William
Bolsover
Derbyville
England
Taylor
Maxwell House
General Motors
ED Enochs
W. 6Th St
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