Miss Ruth Lafon Honored With Pre Nuptial Parties
Miss Ruth Lafon bride to be of Harold Shanklin on June 21 receives multiple pre nuptial gatherings. Beta Sigma Phi hosted a linen shower at 423 West Tenth Avenue with readings on engagements and weddings, attendees included Ruth Lafon and several friends. A dinner-bridge at Witherspoon Drug Store honored Lafon with high scores by Sue Evans and Ethel Ruth Collins among guests.
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Ruth Lafon
Harold Shanklin
Beta Sigma Phi
Miss LaFon
Virginia Leigh Bull
West Tenth Avenue
Ardelle George
Lillian Meade
Wanda Fauquet
Rosemary Selov
Ethel Ruth Collins
Gladys Floyd
Sue Evans
Esther Allnutt
Katherine Coleman
Hannah McCormick
Clarice Bennett
Maurine le Neveu
Wife Remains Loyal as Husband Seeks Divorce
Dear Anne Hirst advises a wife of 11 years doubtful about divorce after her husband’s affair with a nurse. The columnist urges patience, proposes a one year cooling period, and stresses the bond with child and husband’s need to prove lasting love before any separation.
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Anne Hirst
Tam
She Social CALENDAR Events Tonight At Local Churches and Halls
Church groups meet this evening including Business Women's Circle at First Baptist 6 20, Circle No 12 Polk Street Methodist 7 box supper, Woodmen Circle 8 initiation and meeting at W O W Hall. Second annual dance revue by Helen and Art Querry pupils Municipal Auditorium 15 oclock. Piano pupils Miss Millicent Lahm Polk Street Methodist 8 o'clock. Saturday events Potter County Home Demonstration Council Miss Mary Sitton office 2 o'clock County chorus rehearsal 1 o'clock.
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First Baptist Church
Church
Polk Street Methodist Church
Helen
Art Querry
Municipal Auditorium
Millicent Lahm
Potter County
Ub Council
Mary Sitton
Radio Schedule Highlights KGNC Friday and Weekend
The page lists KGNC radio programming from Friday afternoon through Sunday with time slots for NBC shows, musical performances, sports updates, news, educational segments, and various acts such as The Mexican Caballeros, Florence George soprano, and Buddy orchestra segments.
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Harry Reser
Buchanan Street
Florence George
NBC
Elza Schellert
Richard Leibert
Uncle Ezra
Lloyd Snyder & Orchestra
Mrs L L Nunley Honored With Surprise Shower
Mrs L L Nunley was honored with a surprise shower at her home on Rule Street last night. Mrs Earl Blankinship hosted with a reading and refreshments were served to numerous guests. gifts came from several local women.
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L. L. Nunley
Rule Street
Earl Blankinship
John LeGate
Ernest Brown
Tom Spencer
R. B. Groom
C. H. Nunley
Carl Martin
Floy Hillin
Bob Chilton
O. A. Blankinship
Tabor Keeling
Far] Blankinship
Art Ferguson
Roy McBride
Miss Louise Whiteside Is Honored With Shower
Miss Louise Whiteside bride elect of Delbert Kinsey was honored with a miscellaneous shower at Mrs. A. M. Caraway’s home on Tennessee Street. Roses and honeysuckle decorated the event and gifts awaited her in a pond reveal. The couple plans to marry June 20 with pink and white colors featured in refreshments.
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Louise Whiteside
Delbert Kinsey
A. M. Caraway
Tennessee Street
Mrs Cushman Guests In Amarillo Before Tacoma Visit
Mrs Edward H Cushman and her daughter Martha from Rosita Old Mexico stay with Mrs J W Spikes at 1700 Jackson Street Amarillo. They plan to depart tonight for Tacoma Washington to visit relatives. Mrs John H Mathis of Plainview arrived in Amarillo to spend the day with the Cushmans and Spikes.
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Martha
Rosita
Old Mexico
J. W. Spikes
Jackson Street
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Washington
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Plainview
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Cushman
Spikes
Mrs. ER. H. Hudson Honored at Church Shower
Central Baptist Church members held a surprise farewell party for Mrs. ER. H. Hudson at Mrs. W. T. Baker's home. She is moving to Los Angeles and was treated to games and refreshments.
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FE. H. Hudson
Central Baptist Church
ER. H. Hudson
W. T. Baker
Hudson
Los Angeles
Criss-Cross Sewing Club Welcomes New Members
Mrs Warner Kelly and Mrs R V Norman were welcomed as new members at a Criss Cross Sewing Club meeting hosted by Mrs Ed Skinner and Mrs Fred Kemp. Sewing and conversation entertained the group. refreshments followed for the new members and guests. The club will meet next Tuesday with Mrs Lindsey at 610 Dallas Street.
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Warner Kelly
R. V. Norman
Criss-Cross Sewing Club
Ed Skinner
Fred Kemp
Jamel A. T. Fulkerson
A. J. Palovic
Ed Putman
A. H. Lindsey
Beryl Needle Club Holds All Day Meeting at Pleasant Valley Home
The Beryl Needle Club spent yesterday at Mrs. Carl Larsen's Pleasant Valley home with a covered dish lunch. Guests included Mrs. Gus Palkovic and Mrs. J. McGee. Members present were Mesdames R. S. Branum I. V. Smith William Copeland H. A. Williams Pete Weaver Edgar Putman and the hostess. The next meeting is planned for Thursday with Mrs. I. V. Smith at 1317 Fast Sixth Avenue.
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Beryl Needle Club
Carl Larsen
Pleasant Valley
Gus Palkovic
J. McGee
Mesdames R.S. Branum
I. V. Smith
William Copeland
H. A. Williams
Pete Weaver
Edgar Putman
Fast
Sixth Avenue
Help-Your-Neighbor Club Hosts Covered Dish Lunch
Help Your Neighbor Club enjoyed a covered dish luncheon at Mrs. Etta Hilderbrand's home. Attendees included Mesdames J. M. Killian, J. Holeman, R. R. Ingram, George Killian, L. Br. Morman, J. A. Hunsaker, Clyde Terrell, and L. A. Frampton. The next meeting is set for June 10 at Mrs. J. A. Hunsaker's home.
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Etta Hilderbrand
Mesdames J. M. Killian
J. ©. Holeman
R. R. Ingram
George Killian
L. Br. Morman
J. A. Hunsaker
Clyde Terrell
L. A. Frampton
Alpha Delta Sorority names three new members for dinner
The three new Alpha Delta Sorority members Doris Roberts Sis Hamilton and Dorothy Morgan will be honored with a dinner at Mrs Law's Tea Room Monday night at 8 o'clock After dinner they will attend the J L B dance with other sorority members.
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Alpha Delta Sorority
Mrs. Law
Doris Roberts
Sis Hamilton
Dorothy Morgan
Rerean Class Plans Monday Party at Belleview Home
Rerean Class of the West Ama rite Christian Church will be entertained Monday night at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. W. O Payne, 508 Belleview Street. Mesdames R. E F Wales Charley Pierce and W. O Payne will be hostesses, Pollyanna gifts will be exchanged.
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West Amarite Christian Church
W. O Payne
Belleview Street
R. EF. Wales
Charley Pierce
Tomato and spinach bake and kitchen storage tips
A household hints column offers recipes and storage ideas. Broil tomatoes with spinach and cheese sauce, use meat drippings for seasoning, brush egg yolk milk glaze on pies, store drippings and organize space with sacks and drawers, and prepare wrapped gifts with cheese cream rounds topped with fruit preserves.
Will Become Too Thick They Will Also Thicken When They Coo
A fragment notes that quantities will grow thicker and birds will thicken their cooing sounds as part of behavior changes. No clear event, date, or names provided.
Leftover Ham Ideas with Peas Beans and Rice
A brief note suggests using leftover ham with peas and beans and pairing diced ham with mushrooms and rice or macaroni in creamed dishes for quick meals. The guidance emphasizes practical scraps-based combinations.
Peanut Croquettes and Home Craft Tips
Roasted shelled peanuts mix with rice to form croquettes. Glue felt to bottoms of candlesticks and vases to prevent scratches. Discarded hats can be repurposed for felt. Glue or cement provides strong adhesion. Canned or fresh juices offer breakfast variety, with prune, grapefruit, cranberry, orange, pineapple and recent apple juice options.
Perkins Suggests Industry Set the Basic Wage Scale
Secretary Perkins proposed that the basic wage scale under the Labor Standards Act be set by industry. She told a congressional committee she was not convinced to fix a minimum wage in the law and favored leaving wage determinations to a five man board for each industry.
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Washington
Perkins
Mystery arum lily draws crowds in Ceylon
In Nugegoda Ceylon crowds line up daily to view a rare arum lily identified by botanists. Visitors pay admission to see and smell the flower which emits an unusually strong scent.
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Colombo
Ceylon
Nugegoda
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