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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1941

Page

4

Bright Spots in The Prairie Dog Era Social Scene

Community notices cover club pool hours and member events including June 7 games party at 8 p.m. with 7:30 p.m. buffets, June 12 and 26 family nights, and June 10 and 24 bridge luncheons. Frances Richards moves to Amarillo for The Prairie Dog, rhubarb featured as fruit, plus beauty tips and cactus pins from The Prairie Dog.

Ladies’ Bridge C. A Clemmons E. H. Klein Guy Owens W. G. Gunn Prairie Dog Frankhoma Pottery Company Sapulpa Oklahoma

Evening schedule of piano recitals and club meetings

Tonight piano pupils perform at 3504 Polk Street and Myers Music Mart with recitals from 7 to 8:30 PM. Also events include Needle Club luncheon at 12 30, Sunnyside Home Demonstration Club at 2, Lone Star Roller Canary Club at 2 39, and multiple lodge and club gatherings at various venues through 8 30 PM. Public lecture by E M Sweet Jr at Polk Street Methodist Church open at 8.00.

Bonita Order of the Eastern Star George Stapleton West Fifteenth Avenue Emily Hertner W. P. Moreland C. C Pangle

Small Twister Drives Plank Through Wall at Masters Home

A quick hard twister struck the A. L. Masters home at 85 North Independence Street around 6 PM yesterday. A long plank was hurled through the garage wall, with debris from the yard scattered into the street and front area.

Masters A. L. Masters North Independence Street United States Summer House California

Miss Berry Honored At Farewell Luncheon And Slumber Party

Miss Virginia Hess hosted a farewell luncheon at Schneiders and a later slumber party at her home on Monroe Street to honor Miss Beverly Berry now moving to Wichita Falls. Guests included Mary Stone and Jean Wilson. Activities featured dancing games a midnight matinee a buffet supper and a butterfly breakfast. Other attendees at the slumber party were Cecile Brown Phylis Burnet Margaret Eckel Nancy Everline Nell Matthews Mary Stone and Jean Wilson. COIN-IN-SLOT TYPEWRITERS Patrons of Berlin's postoffice insert coins in the slots of postoffice typewriters to use them for 10 minutes. California apiary notes mention swarms sent to the Sierra region for the summer.

Virginia Hess Beverly Berry Wichita Schneider’s Mary Stone Jean Wilson Berlin Postoffice

Public church talks and meetings in Amarillo

M Sweet Jr will discuss and show Congo pictures at Polk Street Methodist Church Fellowship Hall on Tuesday at 8 PM. Flora Foreman, Amarillo missionary, is featured and a free will offering goes to her Africa work. AMOMA Class meets at 1 PM Tuesday for luncheon and business at First Baptist.

First Baptist M. Sweet, Jr Belgian Congo Africa Polk Street Methodist Church Amarillo Miss Flora Foreman Miss Foreman Mission Board of the Methodist Church AMOMA First Baptist Amoma

Manicuring Rules for Girls Aged to Twelve

The column urges girls up to age twelve to learn basic nail care with parent supplied kits. It lists components like cuticle oil and buffer, cautions against colored polish, and prescribes weekly buffing, gentle cuticle pushing, careful shaping with emery boards, trimming hangnails, and daily cuticle oil to soften hard spots.

Euton and Eyrone Donley Seventh Birthday Party

Twins Euton and Eyrone Donley were honored on their seventh birthday Saturday afternoon at 500 Jefferson Street. Their mother Mrs. Lewis Donley hosted a party with games, candy favors, ice cream, and cake for family and friends.

Euton Eyrone Donley Jefferson Street Lewis Donley Helen Marie Miller Joycelyn Speers Patricia Tisdal Beverly Jo Tisdal Helen Ruth Welch Mona Byars Naomi McClure Algerina Spain Rob Roy Beeman John Dean Bailey Robert Donley Mesdames Jess Tisdal Davie Cates

Elephants Do Forget at Bronx Zoo in Radio Test

In New York on June 2, Alice a 44 year old favorite of the Bronx Zoo forgot during a coast to coast radio program. Keeper Dick Richards rang a telephone she learned 30 years ago for a memory test but she stood confused and did not answer. The test was abandoned after three tries.

Alice Bronx Dick Richards Richards

First Wedding In Palo Duro Is Announced

The first Palo Duro wedding festen is the Sunday morning ceremony of Palo Duro Park concessionaire Frank Miller and Miss Vivian Burleson daughter of Mrs J E Burleson of Silverton. Rev Johnson Baptist minister of Canyon officiated as yucca blooms and canyon wildflowers framed the altar at Coronado Lodge. Guests included L E Woods A Saunders Ralph Craig W G Rose and Bob Miller. Frank Miller is son of Mrs D M Miller of Quitaque.

Palo Duro Canyon Palo Duro Park Frank Miller Vivian Burleson J. E. Burleson Silverton Coronado Lodge Rev. Johnson Canyon L. E. Woods A. Saunders Ralph Craig W. G. Rose Bob Miller D. M. Miller Quitaque

Texas Second In 4 H Rank

Texas ranking second among states in 4-H Club enrollment for 1940 with 88 091 members. Alabama led with 115 193, Georgia had 82 962, and the nationwide total reached 1 420 297 with 4 144 in Texas. Extension Service notes show growth since 1939 and outline 4-H club activities and aims.

College Station Texas M. L. Wilson Federal Extension Service Washington, D. C L. L. Johnson Onah Jacks Alabama Georgia Extension Service

Recitals Tonight at Myers Music Mart Feature Local Pupils

Mrs Leta Crudgington presents piano pupils in recital at Myers Music Mart tonight at 8 including Nancy Boxwell Newman Boxwell Joan Thrasher Mac Alsebrook Patsy Moore Charlie Steed Olive Steed Daphne Martin Bobbye Covey DeLois Utterback L B Thomas Patricia Thomas Barbara Boxwell Robert Frost Ilyne Floyd and Ernest Archambeau Jr Certificates awarded after a Sunday recital at Amarillo College of Music Auditorium with Ruth Courtney Phillips Max Helen Pickens Mary Lou Higgs Mary Browning Effie Tolleson and Frances Fay Blessen unable to attend were Dorothy Evans Betty Mae Cooper Charlene Mapes and Mary Ruth Evans Pupils on the program included Leona Robinett Ocelia Jo Perkins Audrey Fern Posey Betty Burkhalter Joy Cain Betty Anne Rapp Melba Morris Ruth Marie Rogers Pat Newby Doris Jean Cobb Dixie Hewett Dorothy Montgomery and Frankie Sewall T: Recitals Tonight at San Jacinto Methodist Church Set for 7 45 Local Pupils Listed with Certificates Also to Be Awarded

Leta Crudgington Myers Music Mart Nancy and Newman Boxwell Joan Thrasher Mac Alsebrook Patsy Moore Charlie Olive Steed Daphine Martin Bobbye Covey DeLois Utterback L. B. Thomas Patricia Thomas Barbara Boxwell Robert Frost Ilyne Floyd Ernest R. Archambeau, Jr Lila Austin Myers Amarillo College of Music Ruth Courtney Phillips Max Helen Pickens Mary Lou Higgs Mary Browning Effie Tolleson Frances Fay Blessen Dorothy Evans Betty Mae Cooper Charlene Mapes Mary Ruth Evans Leona Robinett Ocelia Jo Perkins Audrey Fern Posey Betty Burkhalter Joy Cain Betty Anne Rapp Melba Morris Ruth Marie Rogers Pat Newby Doris Jean Cobb Dixie Hewett Dorothy Montgomery Frankie Sewall R. M. Gardner Wesley Friendship Room San Jacinto Methodist Church Johnie Jackie Chomley Carol Phyllis Ely Jean Gardner Betty Tom Flack Katherine Odell Donald Lemons Carol Ely Patsy Thornton Luanne Laughlin Donna Jean Blair Marjorie Saunders Ann Arnett

Mrs. D. F. Cook Taken by Death

Mrs. D. F. Cook Panhandle pioneer died after a heart attack while en route to Midlothian Texas. Funeral services were held at 2 pm in Midlothian. She settled in Hartley in 1892 with her husband Frank Cook who died last year. The Cooks later moved to Amarillo. No immediate survivors listed.

D. F. Cook Panhandle Midlothian Tex Pierce

Fort Worth Grain Meet Called To Ease Car Shortage

W C Clinger of the Interstate Commerce Commission announced a June Fort Worth conference of grain growers handlers and railroad men to address a possible freight car shortage. He urged Texas industrialists to keep cars moving. about 45 000 cars will be needed for the Texas Panhandle wheat crop and for national defense industries.

Dallas W. C. Clinger Interstate Commerce Commission Fort Worth Texas Texas Panhandle National Defense Industries

Nab Convict Who Escaped Devils Island

EDINBURG Texas June 2 Julius Rene Lucien Belbenoit forty two who escaped Devils Island French penal colony near South America and wrote Dry Guillotine is jailed on federal immigration charges in ten thousand dollar bond. He was arrested May 26 at Falfurrias by U S Border Patrol during a routine bus inspection after a lookout was issued following two prior entry attempts. Belbenoit said he swam the Rio Grande near Brownsville to enter the United States and was arraigned last week before United States Commissioner J C Hall at Edinburgh.

Edinburg Tex Julius Rene Lucien Belbenoit Devils Island South America Belbenoit Falfurrias U. S. Border Patrol Immigration Service Mexico United States Rio Grande Brownsville J. C. Hall Edinburgh

Also Mentioned on This Page

Frances Richards Guy A. Carlander Brooks Morris White Deer Pauline Lokey Potter County Lokey I. FE. Graham Elizabeth Spega Morris Polk Street O'Clock Kate Ellen Gruver Piret Baptist Church Waitermi Virginia Street Atlantida Spanish Club Amarillo Hotel Earl G. Hamlett Needle Club Aronson Yea Room Harrison Street H. C. Cooper Anne Clifton Summers el Martes Needly Club EB. L Smith Fillmore Street Sunnyside Home Demonstration Club A. Bertrand Lone Star Roller Canary Club Emma Dodson Center Avenue Forest Hill Home Demonstration Club BE. L. Davis West Eleventh Avenue Howard Lauder Grace E. Hamilton Tyler Street American Legion Auxiliary Legion Hall Order of Eastern Star Taylor Street Wild Rose Lodge Virgila Oglesby Front Street Amarillo Rebekah Lodge C.F Miracle Book Club Lincoln Street Terpsichorean Club E. M. Sweet, Jr R. M. Gardiner Wesley Miss Berry Sumcilr California Apiarista High Sierra Region Open Mark Earl G. Hamilett Howard Lynch Wesleyan Guild of San Jacinto Tussy White & Kirk Alicia Hartner Euton and Tanity New York U.P Raymond Ditimars Palo Duro Arrid American Institute of Laundering Cash & Carry B & M Cleaners & Dyers Pearl Damron Alamo Coffee Folger’s Schilling's RINSO Brooks Oleo Maybelle Armour Cudahy Swift Pinkney Johnson
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