Huddle Club Hosts Swimming Party at Palo Duro
Huddle Club members gathered Sunday at the Palo Duro Club for a swimming party and picnic hosted by Mr and Mrs Arthur Ware at 2610 Hughes. Afterward they held a business meeting planning a dance at Amarillo College and a called meeting at Betty Ruth Ravey's home on Pierce Street. Also today Dr W C House leads Amarillo district Methodist meeting linked to McMurry College financial drive at Polk Street Methodist Church.
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Huddle Club
Arthur Ware
Palo Duro Club
Ware
Hughes
Amarillo College
Betty Ruth Ravey
Pierce Street
W. C. House
Amarillo
The
Methodist Church
McMurry College
Polk Street Methodist Church
Community Club Calendar Listing for Amarillo
The calendar lists multiple clubs and events across Amarillo including Y W C A meetings at 8 o clock, a Security Benefit social and a W O W ball, piano recitals at McDaniel Studio and Myers Music Mart, and Red Cross sewing sessions at San Jacinto Methodist Church. Also noted: various local chapters, clubs, and meetings with times and venues on Tuesday. Germany is second only to the United States in number of tele phones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
United States
Lady Esther Powder Promises Safe Flawless Finish
Advert indicates Lady Esther baby-texture powder offers a smooth youthful look with a film like application. Claims include the exclusive Twin Hurricane Process and long lasting non chalky coverage, with testimonials from women praising its benefits and safety compared to cake makeup.
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Lady Esther
Esther
Amarillo Country Club Announces August Events
The Amarillo Country Club reveals its August calendar with a family night and putting contest at 8:30 p.m. Friday and again on Friday August 25. A mixed bridge game is planned for Saturday night at 6:30 p.m. August 19.
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Amarillo Country Club
Recital Tonight by Pupils of Cleta Linda Holland at Myers Music Mart
Pupil group under Cleta Linda Holland presents a recital at Myers Music Mart located at 1322 Tyler Street at 8 15 this evening. Participants include Jeannette Cotten Richard Grant Hermalyn Smith Ruth Evans Shirley McCullough Alynda Kay Hudspeth Quincy Dickey Allen Heideman Dorothy Hunter Peggy Bingham Dona Lee Robertson Novelle Johnson Joy Wright Jean Carter John James Sandy Lynch Becky Wilson Grady Davis Barbara Wilkinson Larry Heideman Charles Grant Edward Wilson Rosemary Edwards Ralph Benton David Foster Kathleen Foster Janene Wrather Jerry Pat Master son Clara Nell Baucum Carroll Vermillion Nettie Lou Keirsey Earleen Burson Virgil Cook Jeanne Thibodeaux and Marjorie Daughetee. Ushers are Patricia Fuqua and Dorothy James.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleta Linda Holland
Myers Music Mart
Tyler Street
Jeannette Cotten
Richard Grant
Hermalyn Smith
Ruth Evans
Shirley McCullough
Alynda Kay Hudspeth
Quincy Dickey
Allen Heideman
Dorothy Hunter
Peggy Bingham
Dona Lee Robertson
Novelle Johnson
Joy Wright
Jean Carter
John James
Sandy Lynch
Becky Wilson
Grady Davis
Barbara Wilkinson
Cake make-up experience request
The user asks for information about experience with cake makeup and provides an address 7175 W 65th St Chicago. No further context or detail is given.
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65Th St
Chicago
Amarillo Chapter Officers Entertained at Dinner
Bonita Chapter officers of the Order of the Eastern Star hosted Amarillo Chapter officers with a steak dinner at the Payne tea room 917 Fanning Street Friday. Tables wore rose decor. corsage given to Leola Tuttle. Attending officers included Edith England Maribelle Fields Lucille Jennings Goldie Quayle Iris Mae Fox Ruby Mitchell Frances Walker and others with several grand officers also present.
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Bonita
Order of the Eastern Star
Amarillo
Payne Tea Room
Fanning Street
Jimmy Payne
Leola Tuttle
Mesdames
Edith England
Maribelle Fields
Lucille Jennings
Goldie Quayle
Iris Mae Fox
WACs Show Interest in Bill of Rights
Lt. Cora Lee Morrow of the local WAC recruiting office reports strong interest among women in enlisting under the G I Bill of Rights. The measure covers tuition up to 500 dollars a year plus 50 to 75 dollars monthly living allowances, jobless pay, home loan guarantees, civil service preference, and life insurance up to 10 000 dollars for all armed forces members.
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G. I
Wacs
Army
Cora Lee Morrow
WAC
Uniformed Services
Congress
Morrow
Veterans Administration
Polk Street Methodists Send Five Delegates to Leadership Conference
Polk Street Methodist Church names five delegates for the Young People's Leadership Conference in Mt. Sequoyah Arkansas from August 3 to August 15. Mrs. D. M. Frantz leads the group including Phyllis Foreman Tynette Wilson Vera Mable Ferguson and Virginia Ferguson. They depart Wednesday.
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Polk Street Methodist Church
Mt. Sequoyah
Ark
D. M. Frantz
Phyllis Foreman
Tynette Wilson
Vera Mable Ferguson
Virginia Ferguson
Excavating for New Buildings At Boys Ranch Is Started
The Boys Ranch undertakes major work with 53 boys contributing to a summer project. Two bulldozers and a carry-all move material for new structures. CCC barracks from Carlsbad are relocated to serve as a mess hall and additional barracks. Ralph Dykeman and Maverick Club volunteers join in pipe work and demolition, while J A Robinson Trucking moves the water tower and tank to Tascosa.
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Gene Worley
CCC
Carlsbad
Ralph Dykeman
Maverick Club
J. A. Robinson Trucking Company
Borger
Tascosa
Alathean Class Hosts Ice Cream Party for Husbands
The First Baptist Alathean Class held an ice cream party for their husbands at Mrs. Ray Parks home on Fillmore Street Thursday evening. Attendees included W. E. Dart, Brian Hooks, Allen Hemphill, John Cassion, Boyd E. Baun, W. E. Wheelock, Clem Speer, M. A. Miles, Charles Y. Johnson, Earl Coles, Charles Moore, Mrs. Ray Parks, and Dr. and Mrs. A. D. Foreman Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Parks
Fillmore Street
Messrs. and Mesdames
W. E. Dart
Brian Hooks
Allen Hemphill
John Cashion
Boyd E. Baun
W. E. Wheelock
Clem Speer
M. A. Miles
Charles Y. Johnson
Earl Coles
Charles Moore
A. D. Foreman
Watermelon feast planned for Legion members and friends
Legion Home at 1800 Harrison Street hosts a watermelon feast tomorrow night at 8 on invitation of auxiliary members. Commander-elect Felson Jackson announces and the new commander will be installed at the October Hanson Post meeting.
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Legionaires
Legion Home
Harrison Street
Felson Jackson
Hanson Post
Aunt Nan’s Opinions Stir Coffee and Laundry Talk
A columnist recalls Mrs. Busby disputing fourteen pounds of stale coffee and grumbling about the laundry’s hiring of Mrs. Lucas. The writer defends Mrs. Lucas as a capable worker in a well run laundry with good wages.
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Mrs. Lucas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Palo Duro
Pat Jones
Mary Lou Hamlett
Myra Jean Swenson
Betty Ravey
Ruth Glass
Nancy Bochman
Phyllis Spears
Paula Fuller
Frances Wright
Betty Brainerd
Caroline Clark
Nellabeth Cox
Anna Nelson
Ellen Cavenar
Alice Barnes
Patsy Younger
Jane Flesher
Betty Miller
Mrs. Ware
Potts
Dye Works
W. 7Th St
Onight
Y. W. Co. Tauit
Lincoln
Security Benefit Association
W. O. W. Ball
Janette Ramsey
McDaniel Studio of Music
Nineteenth Avenue
Sunnyside Demonstration Club
John
Johnnie Dunn
Tih Fairmonth Street
Officers Wives Club
Red Cross
Avenue D
Fourth Street
Red Cross Sewing Room
San Jacinto Methodist Church
C. I. W. Club
First Baptist Amenia
Perry Burks
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Capitol Hotel
Sean Star
West Tenth Avenue
Wild Rose Lodge
Brotherhood of Railroad
I. O. O. F. Hall
Club Party
Lincoln Street
Birdog & Barnett
Fillmore Treet
West Nineteenth Avenue
Newcomers Club
Federation Club Rooms
Marie Earle
Herbert
ABC Plumbing CO
Doc Vermillion
Peye Neee
Cleta Holland
Polk Street Methodists
J, Price
Kaynee
Blackburn ‘Bros
Boys Ranch
Legion
Federation Club
Vaughan
San Jacinto Park
California
Clifford McMurtry
West Twelfth Avenue
M. T. Wilkes
East Twenty-third Avenue
San Bernardino
Calif
M. L. Fuller
Nan
High S School Grammar
Dorothy Dix
Joey
Europe
the Panhandle Laundry
Polk Street
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