Candidates Invited to Pie Supper at River Road School
The River Road Home Demonstration Club sponsors a country store and pie supper in conjunction with a candidates rally at River Road School on June 11 at 8 30 pm. Members heard Miss Pauline Lokey on storage use. The group plans a Red Cross sewing day with a covered dish lunch and refreshments.
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River Road
W. D. Irby
Pauline Lokey
James Gwyn
American Red Cross
W. B. Gilbert
M. M. Boyd
E. P. Jones
R. L. Love
Red Cross
Glenn Scott
T. J. Maloney
W. R. Troupe
J. L. Glasbow
Gilbert
Kruschen Plan Promises Fat Loss in 30 Days
A dramatic diet pitch urges women to take a half teaspoon of Kruschen in water before breakfast and eat freely within calorie limits. It claims 245 million jars sold worldwide, with fat reduction on hips and waist and added energy.
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U. S
Congenial Nine Club Hosts Card Games At Fulton Home
The Congenial Nine Club gathered yesterday at Mrs. Wayne Fulton’s residence 810 North Woodland Street for an afternoon of games led by Mrs. Floyd Evans. Winners included Mrs. Fulton and Mrs. Garland Pierce. The party featured rose bouquets as decorations. The group plans to meet next Wednesday at 2 pm at Mrs. Charles Wineinger’s home 3804 Taylor Street. The entry notes a dessert tip of orange marmalade folded into whipped cream as a chocolate pudding topper.
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Nine
Wayne Fulton
North
Woodland Street
Floyd Evans
Mesdames Fulton
Garland Pierce
Rob Thomas
Glenn Hollis
Charles Wineinger
Taylor Street
New Officers Installed at Council Meet
Mrs. R. C. Snodgrass presided as First Christian Woman's Council installed officers for 1940 41 at the church. Elected were J B McClure president Tom Williams first vice Max Merry second vice FE E Boxwell third vice H H Hall secretary Charles Woodburn assistant secretary A Triplett treasurer W Latney Barnes flower secretaryGeorge Dotson World Call secretary. Retiring officers C P Hutchings and Frank Wolflin were honored. E A Paschal sang I Gave My Life for You after a 15 minute organ prelude by Leta Crudgington. Fifty members and guests attended with circle chairmen Ralph Foltz W Cyrus King A A Utterback R J Kretehmar S D Barrier and Paul Carson present.
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J. B. McClure
Tom Williams
Max Merry
FE. E Boxwell
H. H. Hall
Charles Woodburn
A. Triplett
W. Latney Barnes
World Call
George Dotson
Snodgrass
Mesdames
C. P. Hutchings
Frank Wolflin
E. A. Paschal
Leta Crudgington
Ralph Foltz
W. Cyrus King
A. A. Utterback
R. J. Kretehmar
8. D. Barrier
Paul Carson
Mid-Week Bridge Club Meets At Mrs Shreve Home
The Mid-Week Bridge Club held a regular session at Mrs. W P Shreve’s home. Prizes went to H E Streetman high N H Greer second high H B Hedrick traveling and C A Pyeatt consolation. The next meeting is June 19 at Mrs Hedrick’s home 4223 West Thirteenth Avenue.
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W. P. Shreve
H. E. Streetman
N. H Greer
H. B Hedrick
C. A Pycatt
Mesdames KE. C. Garthwait
R. B. Cullins
H C. Harrison
Mazzie Snee
Flapper Fanny Club Meeting With Bicycle Ride
The Flapper Fanny Club met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Dick Whitehead’s home for sewing and refreshments. Members included Mesdames Gene Cody Albert Dawson Glenn Etheridge William McBroom Jim McBroom Tom Bill Price Henry Schwan Edgar Tyler Whitehead Raymond Whitaker and Sue Woodward. Afterward the group enjoyed a bicycle party with Mrs. Dawson.
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Flapper Fanny Club
Dick Whitehead
East
Nineteenth Avenue
Mesdames
Gene Cody
Albert Dawson
Glenn Etheridge
William McBroom
Jim McBroom
Tom Bill Price
Henry Schwan
Edgar Tyler
Whitehead
Raymond Whitaker
Sue Woodward
Mrs. Dawson
Florida Street
Bride-Elect Dorothye Kilcrease Honored With Shower
Miss Dorothye Kilcrease, bride elect to James A. Knight, was feted at a miscella n eous shower hosted by Miss Jane Baker at 1405 Jackson Street. Guests included Bettye Nell Baker and many others. gifts featured a wagon styled like aPhillips 66 truck and gum drop flowers.
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Dorothye Kilcrease
James A. Knight
Jane Baker
Jackson Street
Bettye Nell Baker
Nellie Pearl Baker
Olga Mueller
Oshea Hart
Lucille Determan
Beulah McKenzie
Rosemary Selover
Juanita Hallmark
Jewell Meeks
Fannie Mae Haynie
Alma Packwood
Mary Frances Konkle
Pauline Skinner
Mesdames Hub Gifford
Lee Hallmark
W. G. Baker
Myrtle Herbst
V. J. Duncan
Hazel Kelley
Dick Stanley
Tom E. Stanley
Byron Vermillion
W. B. Knight
Rachel Milam
Edith Lou McGee
Juanita McGee
Phoebe Jo Baker
Opal McDonald
Bernice Gasteel
Elizabeth McLaughlin
Joe A Jenkins
C. M. Montgomery
T. E. Jameson
Melville Reed
Ruth Reddell
Two Evening Recitals Planned By Wilson Studios of Music
The Wilson Studios of Music presents piano and vocal pupils of Viola W Wilson at Recital Hall 1013 Harrison Street on Friday and Tuesday evenings. The public is invited.
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Wilson Studios of Music
Viola W. Wilson
Harrison Street
Milk central to diet insists Dr. James McLester
Dr. James S. McLester, a diet authority, states milk is the most important food. It is indispensable to infants and essential for proper growth in children, and should be the chief article of diet for older children. He argues milk has never had adequate place in American diets.
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James S. McLester
Canary Bird Club Plans Annual Party
The Amarillo Pedigreed Roller Canary Bird Club will host its annual ice cream and cake party Saturday night at 7:30 in the home of Mrs. F Porringer. The piece also offers kitchen and cleaning tips about frosting cakes and staining woodwork.
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Canary Bird Club
Amarillo
Dr. F Porringer
Calendar of Recitals and Club Meetings Tonight
The calendar lists piano pupil recitals at Myers Music Mart and Polk Street Methodist Church Chapel, a voice and choral recital at Woodruff, and an operetta at Polk Street Methodist. Also evening gatherings include Wild Rose Lodge drill team, WOW guests, and a luncheon at the Social Center for Girls with other club activities and home demonstrations scheduled.
Kitchen tips and upcoming events in a local paper
The passage lists community happenings including a supper sponsoring candidates, a piano recital by Viola W. Wilson at 1013 Harrison Street, and several kitchen ideas. It also provides practical culinary and homemaking tips such as a spring luncheon menu, a quick loaf cake frosting method, asparagus shortcake, and cleaning advice for iron pans and metal items.
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Roy Forson
Dalhart
Querry
Municipal Auditorium
Congenial
Fulton
John Furbach
Ail Polk
Lipton’s Tea
Lipton
Lipton's
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R. C. Snodgrass
Dorothye and
James
Howard Lauder
Myers Music Mart
Woodmen Circle
WOW. Lo.o.f. Hall
W.O.W. of
Hereford
Queen Esther Club
Margaret Keirsey Woodruff
Leslie Hills Bradford
Polk Street Methodist Church
The
Wild Rose Lodge
I. O. O. F. Hall
Social Center For Girls
First Christian Woman's Council
Jo Ann Miller
Fillmore Street
Sewzette Club
Cleo Buchanan
Pierce Street
Louise Paxton
Amanorcoe of Music Auditorium
Millicent Lahm
R. H Grooms
Carolina Street
LO. O. F. Hall
R Bushland Home Demonstration Club
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Kirk
Bushland School
Kirsten
Kirsten Pipe
Him
Sten
White & Kirk
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