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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1927
Page
4
Edna Smith sues Ross Smith in district court for divorce on cruelty grounds. D A George seeks divorce from Valda B George and custody of their six year old child. The couples were married in Roswell in March 1920.
The 2300 Van Buren street residence of Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Sullenberger hosted a morning gathering in honor of Miss Sadie Claude Curtis, with pastel bridal colors, bridge games for seventeen tables, and a luncheon for about seventy five guests as her wedding to John Garland Ballard nears at St Andrew's Episcopal.
Miss Roberta Green daughter of Chas L Green has returned home from Washington Park Seminary in Washington DC for the summer. Mr Green and Miss Green will travel to California to visit his son Charles then return to Amarillo overland. Also returning are Miss Louise Neal and Miss Lottie Wright and Miss Leta Johnson all students at CIA who won freshmen honors.
Miss Elaine Randall of Roswell New Mexico and Harrell Bailey of Hobart Oklahoma were married at 8 p m Wednesday at 306 West Eighteenth Street in a ceremony conducted by Rev Pp M Baker. The home ceremony featured Georgette gown bride, roses and lilies, bridesmaid Irene Santheson and best man J D Hedley. An informal reception followed.
Mrs. O Randall of Roswell and the University of Oklahoma graduate groom from Hobart, Oklahoma plan a trip to Oklahoma City and Norman after the ceremony. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O Randall, is noted as a social favorite in Roswell. Guests at the nuptials included relatives and friends from Roswell Amarillo and Hobart with Rev P M Baber among attendees.
Mrs Eva Grossman and her son and daughter visit Mrs Louis Meyer at 5028 St Louis Ave St Louis. Mr and Mrs Carwile travel to Los Angeles for health related reasons. Mrs M L Anderson improves at home with her daughter in law Mrs Branch Anderson. Mrs Rube Gray of Bass visits sisters R B Nutt Selmer Shirtey and R T Jennings. Joe Lagen and spouse welcome a baby girl weighing 6% pounds. J W Dodson family moves from 1104 Harrison St to 110 East Fountain Ave Country Club. Claudia Johnston heads to Crosbyton for summer with parents. F E Smith and wife travel from Houston to Amarillo to visit sister B C Johnson. Margaret Short to return from Lubbock where she attends Texas Technological College. Ray Spears leaves to visit father F F Spears in Houston. Lee P Baird of Plainview visits the city en route to Oklahoma City. Magnolia Petroleum Company employees host a picnic at the Palisades. G O Ricks of Magnolia Petroleum in Boise City on business. Mr Bowman taught last year at Buchanan Street School.
James L. Smith, pioneer businessman and banker, died April 29 and left his entire estate to wife Marie Bynum Smith, with two $15,000 bequests to sisters Fulia Smith and Hattie Ralston. Executrix named without bond. inventory pending. Smith owned Panhandle oil field interests, Brownwood property, and Walker-Smith Grocery stock. estate may total several hundred thousand dollars. Smith dated will April 6, 1918. Clyde Mays and Opel Ammons Mays have a newborn daughter.
Correspondent notes L. Vandale and family plans as John Vandale, son of Earl Vandale of Magnolia Petroleum, joins the Boy Scouts at Camp Warner near Claude. Reba Utterbach of Santa Fe General offices has scarlet fever since returning from Kansas City. G. L. Smith and wife plan immediate Fort Worth visit. E C Adair of Sperry Hutchinson to return from out of town. L M Judd party returns from Lubbock visit. Horace Russell and sister Woodburn, with children, travel overland to California, reporting from the Grand Canyon and planning a month long stay.
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