Walker-Whitbeck Nuptials Read In Rectory Ceremony
Ann Marie Walker and Glen H. Whitbeck exchange vows in a single ring ceremony at Sacred Heart Cathedral rectory. Monsignor Steinlage officiates with parents and witnesses present. The couple plans a Colorado trip and will reside at Pantex Ordnance Plant until the Warren Company contract ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker-Whitbeck
Ann Marie Walker
A. O. Walker
Kentucky
Glen H. Whitbeck
Pantex Ordnance Plant
Marie Whitbeck
Oklahoma City
John A. Steinlage
Sacred Heart Cathedral
Woman's Page observes Mrs Scobey's 90th birthday honors life in 1857 born
Mrs Lyntha Ann Scobey marked her ninetieth birthday at her daughter A L Blackwell's home in 309 North Lamar. Born near Centerville Tennessee she recalls spinning on a loom and making clothes at home as a child. Her father a Confederate soldier died near Civil War’s end. She joined the Presbyterian Church at twenty and remains active. She loves radio drama, dislikes short skirts, and has two children Pete Harmon and A L Blackwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyntha Ann Scobey
A. L. Blackwell
North Lamar
Hickman County
Centerville
Tenn
Scobey
Bridal shower honors Mrs. Harvey P. Gentry at Central home
Friends and relatives gathered at 120 East Central for a morning coffee and bridal shower for the bride to be Mrs. Harvey P. Gentry formerly Alice Barnes. Hostesses Mrs. Jack Jerman and Mrs. Don Jerman presided with floral decorations, piano numbers by Miss Norvelle Johnson, and guests listed among area women and helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey P. Gentry
Alice Barnes
Jack Jerman
East Central
Don Jerman
Morris Jones
Norvelle Johnson
Mesdames E. L. Gibson
W. T. Willis
L. A. Frampton
Lee Williamson
Johnny Lackey
J. Q. Barnes
Jess Hunsaker
B. C. Oliver
J. W. Walker
T. H. Armstrong
H. C. Gentry
E. L. Butterfield
J. L. Minter
J. H. Johnson
Quincy Ford
Misses Norvelle Johnson
Ann Marie Minter
Jerry Don Jerman
C. C. Brown
L. O. Biggers
C. A. Biggers
L. E. Moreman
Clark Hancock
Farewell Social Honors Mrs Wes Ley Nelson in Ama rilo
Mrs A C Keith hosted a breakfast yesterday morning at 2010 Hayden to honor Mrs Wes Ley Nelson who is leaving Amarillo for Falls Church Virginia. Gladioli snapdragons and daisies decorated the rooms and the El Navegar Club gave a gift. Guests included W A Glavier W A Havener Ben Henson A L Huff Jerry Ratcliff Lloyd E Roberson R M Rose J R Rushmer J M Stenson G M Stone Frank Adkisson J T Harmon S F Wanser and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Keith
Hayden
Wesley R. Nelson
Amarilo
Falls Church
el Navegar Club
Mesdames
W. A. Glavier
W. A. Havener
Ben Henson
A. L. Huff
Jerry Ratcliff
Lloyd E
Advice Column Responds To Marriage Questions About Youth
Dorothy Dix warns against child marriage with a nearly 19 year old daughter and an 18 year old suitor. She notes girls mature earlier but boys lack readiness and financial means. She advises delaying marriage and finishing college, given risks and wartime divorce trends. Also counsels against marrying a habitual drunkard, urging not to attempt reform. Relevant readers include Mrs Fe W Desperate Mary C. and others.
Bonita Chapter Features Program on Friendliness Evening
Bonita Chapter 184 of CBS featured a program on Friendliness at the Khiva Temple last evening. Business was led by Mrs. Bertha Vogel, worthy matron, and T. E. Beard.
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Bonita
CBS
Khiva Temple
Bertha Vogel
T. E. Beard
First Baptist Church Youth Barbecue At Glen L. Casey Ranch
About 200 people attended a church youth barbecue at the Glen L. Casey ranch hosted by First Baptist Church. Pinkey Vineyard led the cooking and youths later gathered for a campfire sing-along.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Glen L. Casey Ranch
Pinkey Vineyard
Solo by Mrs. Leah Courtney Highlights Meeting
The highlight was a solo "Somebody" by Mrs. Leah Courtney. Attendees from Kentucky Colorado and Texas enjoyed refreshments during the social hour. Daisy Bumpus hosted with Betty Rodgers and Ida Runyon assisting. The next meeting is set for Aug 12 at 8 o clock in Khiva.
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Leah Courtney
Kentucky
Colorado
Texas
Daisy Bumpus
Betty Rodgers
Ida Runyon
Khiva Temple
Bride Elect Frances Blankenship Honored in Luncheon
Courtesies continue to honor Frances Blankenship bride elect of Carl P. Matney at a luncheon hosted at the McDonald home 3001 Hughes. Tables featured pink rosebuds white sweet peas lace and pink satin streamers with mini bouquets. Guests included Mesdames Farwell Campbell Wagner Nimmo Fisk Wilson and others with corsage gifts for the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Blankenship
Carl P. Matney
T. H. McDonald
G. B. Hamilton
McDonald Home
Hughes
E. J. Farwell
E. L. Campbell
Clark Wagner
Jack Nimmo
Martha Fisk
Tynette Wilson
Kathryn Kirkpatrick
Frank P. Wilson
Capitol Hotel
Blankenship
Social Calendar Highlights Evening Club Events
Tonight several organizations host activities at the YWCA and other venues. A 6:30 start covers business girls swimming at Gem Lake, 7:30 a Khiva Temple and Palo Duro Assembly events, 8:00 a special YWCA dance, 8:00 National Secretaries Association at Federation Club Rooms, and 9:00 to 30 o'clock game rooms and gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ywca Business Girls
Gem Lake
Palo Duro Assembly
Order of the Rainbow
Khiva
YWCA
National Secretaries Association
Federation Club
Akating
Palo Duro Grove
Woodmen Circle
Polly Pollan
Western
Avihk Temple
Daughters of the Nile
Khiva Temple
U Deal Em Club Breakfast at Mrs Pittman’s home
Bridge club members gathered for breakfast at 1008 West Twentieth hosted by Mrs. Jack Pittman. High score honors went to Mrs. O. J. Fredell with Mrs. Charles Mellor second. Attending were Mesdames Galbreath, Jones, Mellor, Benesch, Milholland, Fredell and Beer. The Aug. 5 meeting will be at Mrs. E. M. Benesch’s 500 Kentucky at 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Pittman
West
O. J. Fredell
Charles Mellor
Mesdames C. B. Galbreath
Floyd T. Jones
E. M. Benesch
Harry S. Milholland
F. L. Beer
Kentucky
Ice Cream Social Slated by Polk Street Church Group
The Gleaners Class of Polk Street Methodist will host an ice cream social Friday at 8 p.m. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Bachman, 916 Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk Street Methodist Church
A. G. Bachman
Austin
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Miss DIX
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FE. W
Mary C
Rell Syndicate, Inc
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Efnoys Barbecue
Amarillo
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Betty Brown
White & Kirk
Teen
Ai L Les
Beryl Needle Club
Howard Ogle
West Fifteenth
Nuevo Bridge Club
Ray Helman
Bonham
Ghizmeau Home
Burl Surratt
Seminole
H. L. Henderson
S. E. Best
Pierce
R. B Groves
Maryland
Royal Neighbors of America
Ioof Hall
Yettes
Lois Jones
Herman
News-Globe
LE Vine
Het
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Tlywood
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