Narcissa Whitman Circle Hosts Garden Supper
Narcissa Whitman Circle of the First Presbyterian Church met last evening in the G. S. Babb yard at 1208 Pierce for a garden supper and business session led by Mrs. Dora Gladman with devotional by Mrs. Esther Welch. Attendees included numerous members and guests from Houston, Dallas and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall B. Shaw
Philippines
First Presbyterian Church
Narcissa Whitman Circle
G. S. Babb
Pierce
Dora Gladman
Esther Welch
Louise Beattie
Josephine Hancock
Kate G. Turner
Dorothy Wilson
A. L. Brint
Grady Nobles
Lois Jones
Frank Salter
Omi Heaton
Sally Lively
Harry Faulkner
Rebecca Wise
Ida Lee Price
H. C. Adams
R. J. Parsons
Marshall Shaw
Eloise Gipson
Gladys Green
Misses Madelyn Vaughan
Mabel Vore
Marjorie Downey
Myrtle Shearrow
Alice Vaughn
Dorothy Davis
Beulah McKenzie
Edith Childre
Louise Jensen
Jessie Castleman
Willida Neely
Ben Mullins
Dorothy Mullins
Ruby Kirk
Addie Whitcomb
Lola Ward
Mae Wood
Ruth B. Fenn
Now
Houston
Morton
Eighteenth Birthday Party For Donald Mulkey Held
Mrs Roy Mulkey honored her son Donald Mulkey on his eighteenth birthday with a party at 1701 Fillmore Wednesday evening. Guests included Freda Jones Wanda Lee Anderson Margaret Stone Essie Lee Thelma mney Carolyn Clouse Roberta Underwood Bobby Burnett John Carlton Eugene White Richard Adams Richard Young Parker Fairey Harold Dean Jerrell Charles and Jean Mulkey and Mr and Mrs Alton Mulkey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Mulkey
Donald Mulkey
Fillmore
Freda Jones
Wanda Lee Anderson
Mararet Stone
Essie Lee
Thelma Mney
Carolyn Clouse
Roberta Underwood
Bobby Burnett
John Carlton
Eugene White
Richard Adams
Richard Young
Parker Fairey
Harold Dean
Jerrell
Charles
Jean Mulkey
Alton Mulkey
Sorority Holds Informal Summer Meet at Ellwood Park
Delta Theta Chi sorority welcomed members and a guest for an informal summer meeting and picnic in Ellwood Park. Attendees included Ann McSpadden Kay King Dorothy Peery Eunice Best Wilma Holmes Nadine Swift Jessie Marie Frantz and Mrs Bernice Lott formerly of Wichita Kan. The next meeting is set for August 1 with location to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Theta Chi Sorority
Ellwood Park
Ann McSpadden
Kay King
Dorothy Peery
Eunice Best
Wilma Holmes
Nadine Swift
Jessie Marie Frantz
Bernice Lott
Wichita
Kan
Poplar Grove Initiation at WOW Hall in Denver Plans
The Poplar Grove unit convened in regular session at WOW Hall with guardian Mrs. Jenny Lindbloom presiding. Two new members were initiated and Mrs. Eva Bauer was elected junior councilor as 19 members attended the meeting. Plans discussed for the convention in Denver, Colo. on August 1 at 8 o'clock in WOW Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poplar Grove
Woodmen Circle
Wow Hall
Jenny Lindbloom
Guardian
Dell Elliott
Eva Bauer
Denver
Colo
Green Haven Club Sponsors Neighborhood Picnic
The Green Haven Home Demonstration Club sponsored the annual neighborhood picnic at the Carter residence on Canyon Highway. Sixty five guests including members and families enjoyed a chicken dinner and social hour hosted last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Haven
Sid Carter
Canyon Highway
Agricultural Pursuits Share of France Population
A historical note indicates half the French population typically engages in agricultural activities, a figure used to guide estimates of labor and production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Cox Jr. Honored At Fourth Birthday Party
T A Cox Jr. marked his fourth birthday with a party at the Cox home 2029 Ong. Guests enjoyed stories and comic films, sang Happy Birthday, and shared cake and ice cream with a list of attendees including Danny Heath Betty Landis Lehmer Dunn and Linda Landis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Cox, Jr
Cox
Danny Heath
Lanelle Selby
Betty Landis
Lehmer Dunn
Kelly Joan Leveritt
Linda Land
Happy Hour Club Game and Luncheon in Local Home
Happy Hour Sewing Club members were guests at a luncheon hosted by Mrs. W L Grainger at 813 Bryan. The afternoon featured an informal game program with Mesdames Er nest Thrasher Rufus McDowell Victor Steen and the hostess. Next Thursday at 2 PM the club meets at Mrs H M Jensen 1512 East Sixth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Hour Sewing Club
W. L. Grainger
Bryan
Ernest Thrasher
Rufus McDowell
Victor Steen
H. M. Jensen
East Sixth
Hostess at Variety Club Luncheon List of Attendees
Mrs. L. E. Van Doren hosted a Variety Club covered dish luncheon at 4215 West Tenth. Attendees included Mesdames John Keith C. E. Nix E. F. Immell E. L. McCauley L. E. Van Doran R. K. Cline Otis Haley and guest Mrs. Guy Cox. Next meeting set for Thursday July 25 at 2 PM at Mrs. C. E. Nix 619 Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. van Doren
West Tenth
John Keith
C. E. Nix
E. F. Immell
E. L. McCauley
L. E. van Doran
R. K. Cline
Otis Haley
Guy Cox
Madison
Courtesy for Bride Elect in Nuptial Series
Continuing the series of nuptial parties honoring Miss Genelle Davis bride elect of Gerald W. East Miss Betty Scott 1502 Lipscomb assisted by her mother Mrs J T Scott entertained on Wednesday evening Games were played and the honoree was presented with miscellaneous gifts An arrangement of seasonal flowers centered the serving table Guests were Mesdames J A Davidson Wilson Arden C T Davis Jr Misses Jean Ansley Earlene Roberts Mary Graffick Edith Koch the honored guest and hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genelle Davis
Gerald W. East
Betty Scott
Lipscomb
J. T. Scott
Mesdames J. A. Davidson
Wilson Arden
C. T. Davis, Jr
Jean Ansley
Earlene Roberts
Mary Graffick
Edith Koch
Social Calendar Bounces Between Clubs and Library
TONIGHT Jam Jar party at YWCA at 7. Needle Art Club “42” party hosted by Mrs. Watson Tadlock at 209 Alabama at 8. Auxiliary to Joint Golding Post No 1475 meets at VFW Hall at 8. SATURDAY Story Hour for Children at Amarillo Public Library at 3. Young Timers meet at YWCA for a hayride at 7:30. Mixed bridge at Amarillo Country Club at 8:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needle Art Club
Watson Tadlock
Alabama
VFW
Amarillo Public Library
YWCA
Farewell Party for Mrs Waner in Amarillo
Mrs Jerome Waner, who leaves Amarillo for Boise Idaho, was honored by the Humphreys Highland Home Demonstration Club at a farewell shower and social yesterday at the home of Mrs L M Miller Route 2 Amarillo. She has served as president during the past year and received gifts. Refreshments were served to Mesdames Norton Busby Quissenberry Miller and Misses Jacqueline and Laura Waner and the honoree. Gifts were sent by Mesdames Hunnicutt Pubh Duke and C R Hearns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Waner
Amarillo
Boise
Idaho
Humphreys Highland Home Demonstration Club
L. M. Miller
Route 2
Miles Norton
Busby
Quissenberry
Jacqueline
Laura Waner
Bessie Hunnicutt
H. A. Pubh
Duke
C. R. Hearns
Beryl Needle Club Picnic Meets in Ellwood Park
Ellwood Park hosted a picnic luncheon for Beryl Needle Club members yesterday. Attendees included Mesdames Lee Bayne FE C Brown W E Hill Howard Ogle I V Smith R B Smith and Bill Bogard. The group planned to meet again at 1 30 in Ellwood Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beryl Needle Club
Ellwood Park
Mesdames Lee Bayne
FE. C. Brown
W. E. Hill
Howard Ogle
I. V. Smith
R. B. Smith
Bill Bogard
Carpenters Wives Auxiliary Social at McCrary Home
The Carpenters Wives Auxiliary met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. C. F. McCrary’s 903 North Buchanan for a social session with refreshments during tea hour. Attendees included Mesdames Graves Enoch Bate man Rozelle Vens Bishop Stauffer Savage Crabtree Lee and Richie and Misses Savage Parsons plus the hostess and others. An event note lists an Aug. 1 8 o'clock gathering in Carpenters Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenters Wives Auxiliary
C. F. McCrary
North Buchanan
E. O. Graves
George Enoch
Guy C. Bateman
C. R. Rozelle
John Vens
E. E. Bishop
J. N. Stauffer
R. L. Savage
G. E. Crabtree
Guy Lee
D. A. Richie
I. F. Goodrich
Dinner party hosted by Mrs Margaret Barnett at Palisades
Mrs Margaret Barnett was host at a dinner party at the Palisades Wednesday evening. Attendees included Bonnie Honeycutt Audrey Rollins Corine Thompson Faye Stanley Lorene Risher and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Barnett
the Palisades
Bonnie Honeycutt
Audrey Rollins
Corine Thompson
Faye Stanley
Lorene Risher
Examinations Listed for Texas Merit System Operators
Competitive examinations for state offices machinist and data processing roles will be held August 17 under the Texas Merit System Council. Positions include key punch operator tabulating equipment operator and multilith operator with entrance salaries 1740 and 1920 dollars respectively. Applicants need a four year high school education and six months full time paid experience operating the specified machines. Forms and details available from the Texas Unemployment Compensation Commission or the United States Employment Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Merit System Council
Texas Unemployment Compensation Commission
United States Employment Service
The Call of a Cricket Reaches One Mile
A cricket’s call travels a mile, loud enough to be heard over distances of substantial length. Researchers note the song’s resonance depends on terrain and atmospheric conditions, influencing how far a single chirp travels.
Final deadline announced for Amarillo Horse Show entries
Mrs Vera Walker announces tonight is the last chance to enter for the Amarillo Horse Show official program. Entry lists in most divisions are complete with exceptions for the reining class. Several details including ticket sales and show office information are provided with plans for the sixth annual event at the Tri State Fairgrounds July 26 28 and a $5000 purse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Will Rogers Range Riders Horse Show
Polk
Louise Forkner
Tri- State Fairgrounds
Park Luncheon Honors Visiting Stevens Family at San Jacinto Park
San Jacinto Park hosted a covered-dish luncheon for Mr. and Mrs. G M Stevens John Gordon Stevens T L Stevens and Mrs A L Craig all of San Antonio visiting at John A Stevens 312 Mountain Drive Pleasant Valley Attendees included John A Stevens R E Morton J E Morton and their two sons R J Pfeiffer H L Lochridge two daughters Mrs Sam Hitch and two daughters Mrs Herron and A N Hitch in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jacinto Park
G. M. Stevens
John Gordon Stevens
T. L. Stevens
A. L. Craig
San Antonio
John A. Stevens
Mountain Drive
Pleasant Valley
Messrs
R. E. Morton
J. E. Morton
R. J. Pfeiffer
H. L. Lochridge
Sam Hitch
Mrs. Herron
A. N. Hitch
Hay Crop Loss Through Spontaneous Combustion Cited
A historical note states that about one tenth of the United States hay crop is lost to spontaneous combustion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
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Frances Virginia Fairey
John L. Fairey, Sr
Prospect
Sandie Edwards McMains
J. L. McMains
Dallas
First Baptist Church
A. D. Foreman
Narcissa Whitman
Polk St
Bulova
Excellency
A. Statesman
Princeton
Happy Hour
Variety
S&h
Kohler Bros
Southwest Studio
East
6Th Ave
Chase
St Sw
Blackburn ‘Bros
Amarillo Country Club
Mrs. Waner
Beryl Club
Texas
Sweetbriar Shop
Courtley
Whit White
Kirk Agino
Deadline
J. Ralph Carroll
Harrison
Will Rogers Range
Crippled Children’s Council of
Amarillo, Inc
Herbert Drug
DAVIS
East 3Rd Street
Bemty ‘Shoppe
Mery Adell Miner
Cameron McLean
Tolzien Music Store
Amarillo College
The
Musical Arts Conservatory
Nevis Das Poth
Stud
Daaulle
Exaa
Palizzio
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