Local Couple Wed At Home on Harrison Street
The bride, a graduate of Amarillo High School, and her husband, Mr Brunk, who works for the American Optical Company, reside at 714 Harrison Street.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1939
Page
7
The bride, a graduate of Amarillo High School, and her husband, Mr Brunk, who works for the American Optical Company, reside at 714 Harrison Street.
Nationwide readers are urged to empower solo and selective travel choices for young women. Millett advises avoiding mismatched companions and unsafe plans, choosing practical, independent trips, and buying sturdy attire while sharing a personal travel timeline. She encourages writing back about experiences.
Miss Lucille Evans daughter of Mr and Mrs C A Evans 305 Florida Street and Alfred James Brunk of Amarillo were married at 5 30 o clock Friday night at the First Presbyterian Church. The pastor Dr R Thomsen officiated.
The Amarillo Pedigreed Roller Canary Club marked its seventh year with a Friday night party at Mrs. Grover Hill's home. Members and guests enjoyed cake and ice cream, yard decorations, and games. The club, with 24 cups and 38 ribbons from national shows, maintains monthly meetings in summer to address club business and family entertainment.
Elaine Fleming and Walter Ford, advanced pupils of Vivian Morris Doherty, will perform in a recital at 8 15 tonight at the Musical Arts Conservatory 1800 Harrison Street. The public is invited. Pumpkin pies originated in England. They were made by baking a pumpkin filled with apples.
A vintage advertisement promises relief from simple ringworm itching burning and soreness using Black and White Ointment with Black and White Skin Soap. It claims the antiseptic dressing destroys the organisms on contact and is sold everywhere.
Tonight at 8:15 Blaine Fleming and Walter Ward perform a joint recital at the Playhouse on 1800 Harrison Street. Tonight a garden musicale hosted by Mrs. RB Adams at 2214 Hayden Street. Tuesday features many meetings and services including First Christian Woman's Council events, Amarillo Eastern Star at Masonic Hall, American Legion Auxiliary at Legion Hall, and Yardether activities across Madison Street Washington Street and East Fifth Avenue.
Miss Charlotte Allen daughter of Mrs. R. L. Allen 1001 Avondale has won a scholarship to study July 31 September 9 at Priscilla Beach Summer Theater Plymouth Mass She leaves Saturday to serve as sports counsellor at Camp Walden on the Guadalupe River Kerrville in charge of waterfront swimming contests and a water pageant She has appeared in Little Theater plays including a leading role in Jane Eyre
Seascape printed patterns in crepe organdie and satin frocks fascinate Paris society. Models showcase pink starfish on sea blue and sea creature motifs in navy on white. Evening designs use greens blues and white with waves. Florida reportedly holds 19,800,000 acres of swamps and wetlands.
A traveler recalls a mother on a train with two children, Elsie and Buddy. Buddy’s loud questions and a missing dollar watch lead to a small scene of patience, mischief, and later quiet as the child naps, leaving the mother relieved.
Warmer weather brings Fish-O to nightly play near West Tenth Avenue archery courts. Globe News sponsors the free game teaching casting, appealing to Amarillo women and men. It promotes skill development and a practical, versatile approach to fishing for beginners and seasoned anglers alike.
New navy blue linen frocks receive simple trimming with hand-run stitchings in parallel rows. When bunched together the stitches form white braids along the edges. The stitching appears coarse, resembling harness stitching in texture.
The Entre Nous Club will gather at 2 PM Thursday at 4215-B West Eleventh Avenue, the home of Mrs J G Kingsley. Separately a September 1938 aviation statistic shows 139,297 passengers carried by 20 US continental airlines, up 9,001 from September 1937.
The Civil Aeronautics Authority reports its college student pilot program as a success with 49 licensed private pilots, 8,449 logged hours by 330 students, and no accidents. Of 330, only 15 failed to solo, and North Texas Agriculture College Arlington led with 11 licensed pilots from 30 trainees.
The second annual picnic for F. W. Grand Silver and Co employes was held Sunday at Harding's Ranch. Attendees traveled from the store at 9 am, enjoyed softball, a balloon blowing contest, swimming, hiking, kodaking, and a game of 42.
George Roberts, president of the Young People's Department of San Jacinto Methodist Church, leaving Amarillo soon, was honored at a party hosted by Mr and Mrs Coffee at 4240 West Sixteenth Avenue. He will spend the summer in Amarillo then enter Rice Institute in Houston in the fall, with guests including many friends and friends of the church.
Frankie Sewell of Claude piano pupil of Lila Austin Myers and Lucille Martin voice pupil of Emil F Myers presented in Senior recital Sunday afternoon in the Amarillo College of Music Auditorium. Helen Strite played violin obligato. Lila Austin Myers accompanied. About 25 friends from Claude attended.
The Woodmen Circle held a regular meeting at the I. O. O. F. Hall and presented gifts to Jewel Crites a circle member who is a bride and part of the drum corps. The corps wore blue and white princess style uniforms. Jewel Crites and Stella Joyce were installed as auditors and Jerry Autry as reporter.
Anne Adams patterns showcase Pattern 4092 with long slim skirt panels and a break up button row. It offers waist shaping with shoulder yokes and darts, puffed or open flare sleeves, and a floral throat accessory. Sizes 36 to 48 priced 15 cents. book 15 cents, bundle 25 cents. Order via Amarillo Globe Pattern Dept.
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