Four Methodist women plan trip to Arkansas missionary conference
Four local Methodist women active in the Woman's Missionary Society of the Northwest Texas Conference will depart today for Mt. Sequoyah in Fay eloateville Arkansas. They travel to attend a conference organized by the Methodist Church board of missions Education Promotion and Christian Social Relations. The travelers are Mrs Joe Shields conference recording secretary Mrs W T Butler Amarillo district secretary Mrs J D Cole conference superintendent of Christian social relations and Mrs J M Simpson conference treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Northwest Texas
Mt. Sequoyan
Fayetteville
Ark
Board of Missions of the Methodist Church
Department of Education, Promotion
Christian Social Relations
Joe Shields
W. T. Butler
Amarillo
J. D. Cole
J. M. Simpson
Pleasant Valley club studies home hazards lesson
The Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs Quin ty Ford's home to study The Safe Home. Mrs W T Willis led the lesson with Roll call The Hazard in My Home That I Should Remedy. Mrs J H Johnson spoke on accidents and common hazards. Pollyanna gifts were given to several members and an all day quilting is planned for July 24 at Mrs Willis's home. The Dr Shelton Bible Class will meet at Mrs Thomas Cook's home Friday at 3 o'clock with important business on the agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club
Quinty Ford
W. T. Willis
J. H Johnson
Lee Williamson
H J. Pankratz
W. N Martin
Flynn Reid
M. A. Ferris
Raymond Smith
FE Osborn
J. H. Johnson
W. L. Pond
J. M. Wiley
Cliff Biggers
W. N. Martin
C Talley
FE. L. Gibson
J. C. Ward
W. A. Crull
Jack Jer- Mann
Dr. Shelton Bible
First Christian Church
Thomas Cook
Polk Street
Congenial Nine Club Disbands for Summer Season
Meetings of the Congenial Nine Club have been discontinued until September. The group will resume gatherings in the fall season.
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Nine
Young People's Choir Names To Be Chosen Tonight
A meeting at 7 30 tonight in the church parlor of the First Christian Church will select a name for the new youth choir. Mrs B A Paschal directs and Melvin Cobb accompanies on piano. All city youths interested are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
B. A. Paschal
Melvin Cobb
Ice Cream Social Planned by Catholic Daughters at Cathedral Hall
The Catholic Daughters of America will sponsor an ice cream social next Wednesday night at 8 o'clock at Cathedral Hall. Candidates will be invited to give short talks.
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The
Catholic Daughters of America
Cathedral Hall
Amarillo Chamber Offers Free Am ao Colored Car Tag Iden
Amarillo residents taking vacation trips are urged to visit the Chamber of Commerce for a free colored enamel car tag. About 200 tags bearing Amarillo in blue on an orange background remain, per N F Nelson the industrial and traffic manager. Dr J Howard Williams, Amarillo pastor and booster, proposed using the tags for travelers.
Calendar notices from First Baptist and local clubs
The calendar lists Naomi Class of First Baptist Church hosting a picnic at Ellwood Park at 6 30 p.m. Tonight. Carpenters Auxiliary WA N holds officer installation at 6 p.m. Friday a covered dish luncheon at Federation Club Rooms at noon honors national club past presidents. T E L Class meets at 2 p.m. on Ellwood Park west side for business. Reception for Mrs Vv. W Mr Entire Jr at 120 Wayside Drive from 3 to 5. Linger Longer Club meets at 410 Carolina Street at 2 30 p.m.
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Naomi
The
First Baptist Church
Hushan¢Da
Ellwood Park
Chih
National Club
Federation Club Rooms
Flist Baptist Church
Glenwood Baptist Bible Class Entertained at Owens Home
The Glenwood Baptist Bible Class was entertained in the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Owens. Games were played and refreshments served to Mesdames Beeman Pearce Bremer Hughes Ran kin Fox Miller Cook and others, with numerous gentlemen present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood Baptist Bible
Owens Home
H. R. Owens
Leslie Beeman
J. Y. Pearce
B. Bremer
M. E. Hughes
C. B. Rankin
Hugh Fox
R. N. Miller
E. F. Cook
E. F. Wallace
P. E. Persall
Arthur Beard
A. A. Holland
Ernest Denney
J. C. Morgan
Jim Mayo
J. R. Woods
B. R. Jones
Ed McKechnie
Frank Webb
M. A. Hudson
G . Crawford
P. A. Pyeatt
C. E. Manis
Messrs
C. E. Bonney
B. L. Higdon
Double H Club Entertained at Mrs Wilson Home
The Double H Club was entertained in the home of Mrs. O. E. Wilson at 2212 Front Street on Tuesday afternoon. Mesdames Pierot, Cantrell, Shannon, Pate, Webb, McGaugh, Tremble, Oglesby, Richardson, Ivy, Roberts and guest Earline Trimble attended. The club convenes again next Tuesday at 1:30 pm with Mrs Cantrell at 317 North Rusk Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. E Wilson
Front Street
L. H. Pierot
B. A. Cantrell
Bob Shannon
Jess Pate
A. E Webb
Gene McGaugh
F. T. Tremble
Virgil Oglesby
Mary Richardson
Dick Ivy
Pearl Roberts
Earline Trimble
Mrs Cantrell
North Rusk Street
Haggart Condition Reported Better
Frank A. Haggart a retired Santa Fe engineer at 2003 Fillmore Street is reported improved today by attendants at St Anthony's Hospital. He suffered a heart attack at Camp Picketwire near Trinidad Colorado and was returned to Amarillo by an N 8 Griggs and Sons ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Haggart
Fillmore Street
Santa Fe
St. Anthony's Hospital
Mr. Haggart
Camp Picketwire
Trinidad
Colo
Amarillo
Griggs and Sons
C C Turk Dies In Collinsville
C C Turk died last night at his Collinsville home Oxla. He was father of Mrs J D Ward of 2104 Taylor Street. Mrs Ward left today for Collinsville. Funeral arrangements have not been announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turk
J. D Ward
Taylor Street
Collinsville
Oxla
Ward
Courageous Prize Chow Vanquished by Wildcat
In Oakland Cal two years after winning a top class prize Donna the dog died after chasing a wildcat. Mrs William Pearson's pet chow treed the cat but the cat leaped down and a fierce fight followed leaving Donna with a broken back. The report notes unusual weather as normal for the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland. Cal
William Pearson
Oakland
Donna
Reception to honor Mrs V W McEntire Jr
A reception honoring Mrs. V. W. McEntire Jr will be given Friday afternoon by Mrs. Erle Mathis at 120 Wayside Drive. Friends of the honoree are invited to call between 3 and 5 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. W. McEntire, Jr
Erle Mathis
Wayside Drive
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Mrs. Ford
DR. Shelton
Hollywood
Polk St
Young People's Choir
Catholic Daughters
C. C
Lucille Shoppe
Marizon
SAVE
Entire, Jr
Eric Mathis
CE Field
Carolina Street
O. E. Wilson
C. C. Turk
V. W. Mentire, JR
Pinkham
Eve Carver
the Sweetbriar Shop
News-Globe
Johnson
Schilling
California
Wat
Can
Swift
Oxydol
del Monte
Sweet Plain
Pimiento Ham
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