Woman's Page notes Martha Class luncheon at First Baptist
Mrs. Roy Haskins presided at the Martha Class luncheon held at the church yesterday. White bowls with daisies decked the tables. Jim Hudson accompanied by John Josey sang two numbers and spoke on his California trip for the ship launch named for the City of Amarillo. Miss Louie Hudson gave the devotional. Mrs. Jim Hudson presided over the business session in the president's absence. Attendees included Mesdames W. G. Routh and others plus guests Mrs. R. J. Pollard, Loyie Hudson, Judy Hudson, Mr. Hudson, and Mr. Josey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Haskins
First Baptist
Jim Hudsom
John Josey
California
Amarillo
Louie Hudson
Jim Hudson
W. G. Routh
W. R. Pax
E. P F. Zimmerman
M. L. Webb
Clyde Mays
Raymond Routh
John F. Coffman
Hudson
Seawll Williams
L. D. Blasingame
Haskins
Lewis Nordyke
Guy A. Carla
Red Carnation Lodge 345 to Meet Friday for Session
Red Carnation Lodge No. 345 Ladies Society to the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen will meet at 2 o clock Friday afternoon in the I O O F Hall for a business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Carnation Lodge
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
I. O. O. F. Hall
Pienie Held By Business Women's Club
Sixty seven members and guests of the Business and Professional Women's Club met at the Cunningham Floral Co for a picnic supper shifting from Ellwood Park due to weather. Margaret Fletcher presided and extended thanks to Carrie Cunningham. One new member, Hilda Brown, was welcomed and a handshaking game awarded a cake of soap to the tenth newcomer. The next meeting will be Tuesday in August with location to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Cunningham Floral Co
Ellwood Park
Delta Theta Chi Sorority
Margaret Fletcher
Carrie Cunningham
Floral Company
Hilda Brown
Ater
Social Calendar Tonight and Thursday Events Listed
Tonight Palo Duro Assembly Order of the Eastern Star Girls Khiva Temple 7 30 oclock Thursday Jolly Fifteen Sewing Club Mrs E E Gravey 1312 East Thirteenth Calling All Girls Y W C A building 10 30 Sewing instruction Downtown USO Mrs Zella Riggs 8 oclock Wives Club Downtown USO 1 oclock Bridge session Downtown USO 2 Queen City of the Plains Division No 249 O R C Auxiliary W O W Hall 2 oclock Royal Neighbors of America IOOF Hall 2 30 oclock Softball for business girls Y W C A building 7 oclock Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid Society parish hall Eighteenth and Harrison 8 oclock Mrs M Hartenberger as hostess Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No 1907 W O W Hall 8 oclock First Baptist Alathean Class breakfast Ellwood Park 9 30 oclock Queen Esther Club Mrs Ruby Mae Bush 3006 Harrison 8 oclock Insurance Women of Amarillo luncheon Capitol Hotel noon Beryl Needle Club Mrs Howard Ogie 212 West Twenty first 1 30
Put Up or Quit Driving Under Tax Stamp Compliance
Over 500 automobile owners faced deputy IRS checks for failing to display the $5 motor vehicle tax stamp as enforcement began. Many had bought the stamp but not attached it, while stamp sales rose to 15 130 from 14 500 the prior Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue
Revenue Office
Rankin hits snag on veterans union waive bill
Representative Rankin of Mississippi faces opposition in the veterans committee as a majority of members condemn the plan to let veterans work without joining unions or paying dues. An eleven member minority report signals growing dissent and possible further signatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rankin
Mississippi
Veterans’ Committee
Rep. Scrivner
Kansas
House
Misssissippian
Arrange Rites For Jim Snider
Memorial services for Pvt. Jim W. Snider Jr. son of Mr and Mrs Jim Snider of Amarillo will be held at 4 pm tomorrow at First Christian Church. Snider died April 6 while a prisoner of the Germans after overseas service from 1944. He was 19, educated in Amarillo and a Golden Gloves boxer. He served in the Navy briefly and later joined the Army infantry, with assignments at Camp Fannin and Camp Meade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim W. Snider, Jr
Jim Snider
East Thirteenth
First Christian Church
Roy C. Snodgrass
Snider
A. J. Snider
Globe-News
War Department
Sniders
Amarillo
Amarillo High School
U. S. Maritime Service
Atlantic
Caribbean
Army
Camp Fannin
Tyler
Camp Meade
Private Snider Active in North France and Germany
Private Snider fought in north France and in Germany before his capture by Nazi forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snider
France
Germany
Deaf-Mute Prizefighter Confesses to Hammer Killing Wife and Daughter
Peabody Massachusetts July 11 U P A deaf and dumb prizefighter confessed by note to police that he killed his wife Catherine 22 and their 20 month old daughter Caroline with a hammer. Dave Herblit 26 admitted the act after entering a police station and writing I killed my wife and baby. The bodies were found at the Maple Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peabody
Mass
U.P
Dave Herblit
Horblit
Maple Street
Catherine Herblit
Caroline
Amarillo Horseman Association to Host Benefit Show
Barfield is president with Bill Gunn as vice president Vera Walker secretary-treasurer and W T Walker manager. The show on July 24 25 is presented by the Amarillo Horseman's Association and sponsored by the Will Rogers Range Riders to benefit the Crippled Children's polio fund. Turner Young of Lebanon Tennessee will judge the event with C T McLaughlin Snyder announcer Mason King ringmaster L C Becker clerk and Dr L M Griffin veterinarian. The first meeting at the Chamber of Commerce named additional show committees led by Delbert Daiby. In Cyprus brides can be purchased at prices from 100 to 500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barfield
Bill Gunn
Vera Walker
W. T. Walker
Amarillo Horseman's Association
Will Rogers Range Riders
Crippled Children’s Polio Fund
Turner Young
Lebanon
Tenn
C. T. McLaughlin
Snyder
Mason King
L. C. Becker
L. M. Griffin
Chamber of Commerce
Delbert Daiby
Black and White Ointment and Soap Claim Fast Skin Relief
Advertises Black and White Ointment for eczema acne ringworm tetter and skin blemishes with antiseptic action and 25 years of success. Prices 10c 25c 50c and money-back guarantee plus daily use of Black and White Skin Soap for cleansing.
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Martha
Dex
Beery
Prescription and Vitamin Shop
Polk
Zemo
Yican
Stainless
Colonial Beauty Shoppe
A Polk
Mary Adell Miner
Whiteway
Koko's Circus
Williams Shave
Currier & Ives
Toni
Business Women’s Club
Palo Duro Assembly
Khiva Temple
Jolly Fifteen
Sewing Club
E. E. Gravey
Uso
Zella Riggs
Wives Club
Downtown
Queen City of the Plains
O R. C. Auxiliary
Hall
Royal Neighbors of America
IOOF
Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid Society
Eighteenth and Harrison
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
W. O. W. Hall
Queen Esther Club
Ruby Mae Bush
Harrison
Insurance Women of
Capitol Hotel
Beryl Needle Club
Howard Ogie
West Twenty-first
Jim Snider, JR
Navy
Wedgewood
Brown House
Taylor
Old Glory
Texas
America
Brandenbureg
U. S
Herbert
Prescription
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Kydia
B. I
Cyprus
Ward
Thomas
Infants' Department
Anarille
Chita
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