Women's Speakers Institute meeting at Harris home
Mrs. E B Harris hosted a Speakers Institute session at 1718 Monroe Street with a by laws committee named to revise the chapter constitution. Attendees included Mrs. Hudson Cusick etc and fall meet is planned as a 9 30 am coffee on Sept 7 at Federation Club Rooms. The First Christian picnic was postponed due to weather and a Baptist class will be taught by Mrs Paul Shelford Sunday morning. A Kleenex advertisement at Cretney Drug promotes a pimples cure.
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Speakers Institute
E. B. Harris
Monroe Street
Harris
8. W. Hudson
Henry Cusick
Hugo Loewenstern
W. W. Fergus
Wayne Fergus
Federation Club
Mesdames V. W. Fergus
C. P. Bordwell
F. W. Mize
Cusick
W. A. Jenkins
Hudson
C. E. Dyke
Fred Fegal
W. W. Sharp
Carl Blake
M. Anthony
Bill Armstrong
Miss Mattea McClurkin
Shelford
Paul Shelford
First Baptist
Ae Globe News
Social Calendar Tonight at Amarillo Club and Library
Community notice lists events: Fah Soo FA family night and putti bonce at Amarillo Country Club and a Saturday story hour for Monday residents at Amarillo Public Library with forty prelock details.
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Amarillo Country Club
Amarillo Public Library
Mrs Brune Hosts Past Matrons Club Meeting
The Past Matrons Club of Bonita Chapter O E S met at 320 Sunset Terrace hosted by Mrs William Brune with co host Mrs H C Wisner. W T Moreland presided as two new members Mrs O R Morris and Mrs Irma Combs of Arlington were welcomed. Refreshments were served to a list of members and guests.
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Bonita
William Brune
Sunset Terrace
H. C. Wisner
W. T. Moreland
O. R. Morris
Irma Combs
Arlington
Ed Singleton
W. R. Irwin
W. M. Rippey
George Stapleton
C. C. Pangle
E. H. Ashcraft
L. B. Baker
R. P. George
Morris Combs
Moreland and
The
Hostesses
Wesleyan Service Guild Entertained With Supper at Home
The Polk Street Wesleyan Service Guild met at Mrs. E. B. Harris home 1718 Monroe Street on Wednesday evening. Co hosts Mrs. Henry Cusick and Mrs. Thad Ansley served a garden buffet. Mrs. George Turnley presided. Mrs. John Howard led the devotional. Gazelle Treger, returning Malaya missionary, spoke on social life and education there.
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Polk Street
Methodist Wesleyan Service Guild
E. B. Harris
Monroe Street
Henry Cusick
Thad Ansley
George Turnley
John
Howard
Gazelle Treger
Malaya
Cora Bangs
Julia Pryor
St. Louis
Mesdames Floy Wise
G. A. Wimberly
Turnley
W. F. Manning
E. B. Perryman
Pearl Hammond
Ruthe Frazier
N. N. Whitworth
C. C. Hood
Jewel Davis
Emma Rutherford
Alma Richardson
Ruth Hocker
Gladys Davis
Kathryn Metcalf
Llewellyn Deason
Virginia Blackwell
Evelyn Deason
Virginia Headrick
Mary Class Luncheon Entertains Members at First Baptist
The First Baptist Mary Class hosted a guest day luncheon at the church on Tuesday with violin numbers from Mrs. John Josey and piano by John Josey. Mrs. R L Hulett gave a devotional titled Our Fears as many members and guests attended. Group 3, chaired by Mrs. Hulett, served as hostesses. Navy Mothers Club to Meet at 2 30 P M at 212 Arch Road, Mrs G R Baucum hosting.
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First Baptist Mary
John Josey
R. L. Hulett
Fred Fogel
H. L. Fitch
Henry Krisher
J. B. Jones
Willard Dude
James O. Coleman
Harry Miner
A. D. Foreman, Jr
Richard Hobbs
S. G. Anthony
Navy Mothers Club
G. R. Baucum
Arch Road
Federal Judge James C. Wilson heads to Fort Worth for week
U. S. Federal Judge James C. Wilson left yesterday for Fort Worth to spend a week at his home before resuming court here. He has led sessions since May 22 without a recess as the docket remains exceptionally heavy.
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U. S
James C. Wilson
Fort Worth
Wilson
Postpone Sunday School Picnic of First Christian Church
Weather forces postponement of the First Christian Church annual Sunday school picnic. The event now moves to next Thursday at 7 PM in Ellwood Park with families bringing baskets and the church furnishing refreshments.
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First Christian Church
Ellwood Park
Roswell Guests Visit Rogers Home
Mrs. J. A. Witt and Mrs. Bill St. John visit in the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Rogers at 3103 Van Buren Street in Roswell.
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Roswell
C. W. Rogers
van Buren Street
J. A. Witt
Bill St. John
Fly Is Killed In New Guinea
Pvt. Walker Fly, 19, Amarillo, Texas, was killed in action in New Guinea. A son of Judge W. G. Fly and his wife, he volunteered for the Army about a year and a half ago and served overseas about a year. He was a graduate of Amarillo High School and attended Texas Tech at Lubbock before enlisting. Born in Amarillo, he belonged to Polk Street Methodist Church. His mother teaches home economics at Amarillo High. his father formerly served as judge of the Amarillo corporation court. He is survived by two brothers, Gerald of Jasper and Richard of Otis, Kansas, and two sisters, Mrs. Ben Sheppard of Amarillo and Mrs. Gordon Taylor of Hereford.
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Pvt. Walker
Amarillo
New Guinea
W. G. Fly
Tyler Street
Fly
Army
Amarillo High School
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Polk Street
Corporation Court
Camera Secured for Lieutenant in Normandy
Lieutenant Daniel P. Lawrence serving with the infantry in Normandy will receive a camera after Bill Lawrence, father in Amarillo, arranged shipment. A GI with two cameras, soon to depart overseas, arranged to send the camera to France following the lieutenant’s request published in the Globe-News.
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Daniel P. Lawrence
Normandy
Bill Lawrence
Amarillo
Lawrence
Globe-News
Globe
France
Norman to Buckle Skates at Cathedral Hall Party
Amarillo High School Principal R. B. Norman will skate at a Catholic young people's party at Cathedral Hall tonight. He agreed after requests from students but has trouble finding helpers and will personally buckle the skates for attendees.
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R. B. Norman
Amarillo High School
Norman
Cathedral Hall
WAVES Observe Anniversary as Navy seeks 21 000 more
The Navy plans a July 30 commemoration for the second WAVES anniversary with 70 000 of 91 000 sought women in the quota. An intensive recruiting drive continues nationwide to fill 21 000 more WAVES before October. WAVES serve in over 200 roles at U S bases. Miss Pat Jackson and Miss Dot Wagoner visit Miss Virginia Coffin in Itasca. Mrs C E Morgan of Dallas visits the Duniven home.
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Navy
Itasca
Pat Jackson
Aubrey Jackson
West Nineteenth Avenue
Dot Wagoner
R. A. Wagoner
Polk Street
Virginia Coffin
Miss Coffin
Amarillo
Certificates Issued for Misplaced Poll Receipts
Potter County tax collector and assessor will stay open until 7 pm to issue certificates proving poll tax payment for voters who misplaced receipts. The service aims to enable every county resident to exercise the vote in the first Democratic primary tomorrow.
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Potter County
Leslie Tucker Charged With Murder Attempt in Domestic Attack
Leslie Tucker is jailed in county custody on a 1500 dollar bond set by Justice of the Peace C W Carder. He faces assault with intent to murder after a family affray in which he and his wife were cut with a knife. Both injured were treated at Northwest Texas Hospital.
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Leslie Tucker
Justice of the Peace
C. W. Carder
Tucker
Northwest Texas
Potter County
Lieutenant Curry Serves On Active Duty In Italy
Lieutenant Bruce Curry, formerly in charge at the Amarillo Recruiting Station and later at the Lubbock Induction Station, reports active duty in Italy. His wife Mrs Grace Curry lives on their Fayetteville Arkansas farm. A new garbage truck will join Amarillo’s Sanitation Department next week, per city manager A P Hancock. Rev F A Foster of St Andrews Episcopal Church plans to return to Amarillo July 28 from Evergreen Colorado where he attended the Hart House Convention with his family. Zana Hibbets of Ouala Texas visits Mrs Alica Latta at 1411 Buchanan Street for three weeks.
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Bruce Curry
Amarillo
Lubbock
Italy
Grace Curry
Fayetteville
Ark
F. A. Foster
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
Evergreen
Colo
Sulphurous Compound Claims Health and Egg Benefits
Advertisement touts a sulphurous compound fed to chickens and turkeys to destroy intestinal germs and worms, control blood-sucking insects, improve appetite health and egg production, and promises low cost with a money back guarantee if not satisfactory.
Amarillo College To Start Texas Government Class
Dr. Harold Schoen, Amarillo College instructor, will return from the Democratic national convention in Chicago to teach a new government class. The course runs six weeks with daily sessions at 7:30 AM except Sundays and Mondays, with registration closing Saturday in July.
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Harold Schoen
Amarillo College
Chicago
Texas
4 H Club Encampment to Feature Ritenour Guest
Staff Sgt. Arthur B. Ritenour of Amarillo will appear on the Lake Mc Clellan Gray County encampment program Thursday night. He served 21 months in the South Pacific as a turret gunner on a Flying Fortress and holds three medals with four oak leaf clusters and four presidential citations. The camp runs Wednesday to Friday with swimming boating boxing softball and rifle shooting.
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Lake McClellan
Gray County
Arthur B. Ritenour
Amarillo Field
Ritenour
South Pacific
Aunt Nan on Laundry Work and War Effort
Aunt Nan argues laundries are essential work as the War Manpower Commission names them vital. She notes one maid leaving to a laundry frees other women for war plant jobs and stresses cleanliness and community health.
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the War Manpower Commission
Amarillo Girls Visiting Relatives in Los Angeles
Gertrude Gowdy and Louanna Beattie from Amarillo are visiting relatives in California. The two girls traveled to Los Angeles to spend time with family.
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Amarillo
Los Angeles
Gertrude Gowdy
Buchanan Street
Louanna Beattie
East Twenty-second Avenue
California
Mrs Gowdy and Mrs Beattie Return from West Coast Visit
Two weeks ago they traveled with their mothers Mrs W R Gowdy and Mrs Louise Beattie. Mrs Beattie and Mrs Gowdy returned to Amarillo last night. Mrs Gowdy visited in Los Angeles with her daughter Mrs K D Werman formerly Miss Bessie Lee Gowdy of Amarillo. Mrs Beattie visited relatives in San Diego.
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W. R. Gowdy
Louise Beattie
County Judge Acts as Full Commission Member Motions Voted
The County Judge serves as a full member of the Commissioners Court with the right to make and second motions and to vote on all motions regardless of ties.
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Commissioners Court
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Primero
Cretney Drug
ABC Plumbing CO
Doc Vermillion
Office of Justice of the Peace
Pleasant Valley and River Road
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Heinz
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Cracy
Michigan
Holland
Tulpen Feest
Germany
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Tyler
Wesleyan Service Guild
Mary
Judge Wilson
Wondersteen
Walker
Earl G. Hamlett
Duniven
C. E. Morgan
Dallas
H. L. Duniven
Alabama Street
Morgan
Dunivens
Red River
N. M
Curry
Sergeant Ritenour
Peewee Peary
Nan
Society Reporter
Mark Sullivan
Broken Lot
White & Kirk
West Amarillo
John W. Darby
Doraldina
Blackburn. Bros
Morris Browning
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