Piano pupils recital and community events in Amarillo
Tonight events include Mira Lahm piano pupils recital at Polk Street Methodist Church 8 o clock and a Rhumba Club gathering at 5001 Polk Street 8 30. Saturday activities feature Agnes Graham Circle at First Baptist WM A 6 30 and a public egg grading demo at Munich Auditorium 30 to 10 30. A Hawaiian themed bridal shower honors Miss Kathryn Gorman hosted by Mrs Maymie Campbell 1908 Tyler Street with guests and mementos from Hawaii.
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Mira Millicent Lahm
Polk Street Methodist Church
Munich
Maymie Campbell
Tyler Street
Kathryn Gorman
James W. Polkinghorn
Fort Bliss
Campbell
Hawaii
H. W. Gorman
Dorothy Gorman
Hattie Mae Wood
Bertha Lee Wood
Free Flying Chance for Two Amarillo Residents
Two Amarilloans can win eight hours of dual flight instruction in the I Want Wings contest co sponsored by Amarillo Air Service and Paramount Theater. Entry is open to anyone 16 or older with a 50 word why and can be obtained at the Paramount Theater. The national contest offers a 65 horsepower Pipe Cub airplane as the grand prize.
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Amarillo
Two Girls Chosen for Bluebonnet Girls State at Baylor
Pat McClarney and Mary Kathryn Barr, daughters of local residents, will attend Bluebonnet Girls State at Baylor University in Waco. The program, sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary, aims to teach American government through practical training in municipal county and state offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat McClarney
W. C. McClarney
Mary Kathryn Barr
J. W. Barr
American Legion Auxiliary
Bluebonnet Girls’ State
American Citizenship Institute
Baylor University
Waco
Bluebonnet Girls State
Homecraft Club To Disband Meetings Until This Fall
Mrs G A Runyon hosted a social Homecraft Club meeting at her home. Members exchanged gifts and pollyannas were given to Mrs V V Blodgett and Mrs E A Baker. Refreshments were served to several members including Mesdames E C Twing A C Twing R L Jones Blodgett Baker J W Thomas T O Strahl E N Boydston C H Roark W R Hill Miss Mae Runyon and the hostess.
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G. A. Runyon
Homecraft Club
V. V. Blodgett
E. A. Baker
E. C. Twing
A. C. Twing
R. L. Jones
Blodgett
Baker
J. W. Thomas
T. O. Strahl
E. N. Boydston
C. H. Roark
W. R. Hill
Miss — Mae Runyon and
The
Hos
Mrs L F Lynn Complimented At Bridge Club Shower
Mrs L F Lynn was honored with a shower at the Wednesday Eight Bridge Club meeting hosted by Mrs Boyd Wood. Mrs C Y Johnson won high, Mrs J D Dillard low, traveling prize to Mrs Lynn. other players included Mesdames Shackelford Wood Malone Broaddus Siner and the hostess. The next meeting is June 18 at Mrs Shackelford’s home 729 North Aldridge Street. Some female tarantulas have been known to live 13 years.
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L. F. Lynn
Boyd Wood
C. Y. Johnson
J. D. Dillard
Lynn
Mesdames Foy Shackelford
Woodjrow Malone
Roy Broaddus
Claude Siner
Glen Broaddus
Shackelford
North
Aldridge Street
Crochet Home Sweet Home chair set pattern 2881
Simple to crochet home accessory with charts and directions for a chair set. Provides illustrations, stitches, materials, and pattern number 2881. Send ten cents and write PATTERN NUMBER NAME and ADDRESS to Amarillo Globe Needlecraft Dept. New York.
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Home Sweet Home
Amarillo Globe Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Avenue
New York
N. YY
Miss Betty Norvell Hosts Linen Shower for Mrs Hetrick
Miss Betty Norvell hosted a linen shower for Mrs. Hetrick at her home 506 East Tenth Avenue. Guests played bridge and drafted recipes for the bride while a salad course was served. Mrs. Hetrick, formerly Miss Barbara Baldwin, wed May 27 at the groom’s sister's home and now lives at 311 A East Nineteenth Avenue.
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John Hetrick
Barbara Baldwin
Betty Norvell
East Tenth Avenue
Billie Williford
Dorothy Latham
Barbara Scott
Judy Clifton
Irene Fowler
Roberta Chisum
Norma Jo Robertson
Dorris Kenyon
Frances Fryer
Nell Moore
Jerry Kerns
Betty Speed
Billie Faye Jones
Laverne Sewell
Cora Lynn Roddy
Dorothy Scott
Maurine Baldwin
Hetrick
R. R. Beeman
Ninth Avenue
Nineteenth Avenue
East
Sixth Avenue
Amoma Class Holds Luncheon and Meeting at First Baptist Church
The Amoma Class of First Baptist met for its regular luncheon and monthly business session Tuesday at the church. Guests included Mesdames Roark, Lene, and several Misses. plans were announced to host husbands at a Tuesday 7 30 banquet. The Catholic Daughters will meet Sunday at Cathedral Hall at 2 30 in the afternoon.
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Amoma
First Baptist Church
Steve Hunter
Perry C. Burks
J. H. Greer
Mesdames Cc. H. Roark
Willard Lene
Winifred Lamb
Bertha Gartner
Jonita Redman
Matt Kinkead
Phyllis Ann Vermillion
Eula Fae Laughlin
Oulda Ann Edwards
Omega Nutt
Carl B. Adams
Gerald
Curtis Claiborne
A. L. Huff
T. M. Brown
G. M. Sullenger
H. J. New
Royal Wilkins
Burks
A. E. Russell
Catholic Daughters
Catholic Daughters of America
Cathedral Hall
Will A. Miller
United Daughters of the Confederacy
William P. Hopkins
van Buren Street
Nella Poage
C. F. Simms
J. Miller Beard
L. W. Patton
W. T. Brothers
H. H. Hall
Virginia Lee Zollars
Mesdames
W. C. McClarney
Floyd Zollars
A. F. Keirsey
S. P. McKinney
Patton, Simms
Olive K. Dixon
Brothers
Beard
Miss Zollars
Sue Beard
Uly 3
Mrs Alawin Royse Honored by A Granbergs in Amarillo
Mr and Mrs A Granberg host a reception at 1601 Crockett Street starting 8 p m honoring Mrs Alawin Royse new worthy matron of Amarillo Chapter No 787 Order of the Eastern Star. All members and their families invited.
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Mra. A. Granhere
Crockett Street
Mra Alawin
Rouse
Amarillo
A. Granberg
Alawin Royse
Esther McCrory Chapter Plans Flag Day Breakfast
Esther McCrory Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will observe Flag Day June 14 with a breakfast at 9 30 at the Amarillo Country Club. Reservations by June 11 with Mrs E G Knight or Mrs F H McGregor.
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Esther McCrory
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Amarillo Country Club
E. G. Knight
F. H. McGregor
John Alden Society to Meet at Mrs Houghton Home
All members and prospective members of the John Alden Society, Children of the American Revolution, are invited to meet at the home of Mrs. E. C. Houghton, 1700 Polk Street, at 4 PM on Flying Day June 14. Miss Adelaide Horton will give a short talk on the Flag.
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John Alden Society
Children of the American Revolution
E. C. Houghton
Polk Street
Adelaide Horton
Marvello Face Cream for Freckles and Dark Complexions
An ad notes SAT Marvelllo Face Cream as a beauty aid for freckles tan and darkened complexions with surface skin issues. Bleach cream offered at 60 cents per jar, available at Druggists or prepaid by mail from Marvello Toilet Co. 403 W Lake St Chicago Ill.
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Marvello
Marvello Toilet Co
Lake St
Chicago
Til
Thrifty Club Hosts Lesson On Foods For National Defense
Thrifty Home Demonstration Club meets at 3902 Harrison Street with Miss Pauline Lakey instructing on Foods for National Defense and living room entertaining facilities. Forest Hill club hosts social hour and parliamentary drill led by Mrs. Leeper. June 17 meeting planned. River Road club discusses Balanced Diets and Indoor Child Entertainment at T. J. Maloney home with G. L. Cline presiding. breakfast in back yard and council reports shared.
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Thrifty Home Demonstration Club
E. J. Curry
Harrison Street
Pauline Lakey
National Defense
E. L. Davis
West Eleventh Avenue
Forest Hill Home Demonstration Club
Jim Weaver
R. D. Leeper
W. M. Imel
Mesdames R. W Haines
Thelia Jones
R. L. Cannon
George Barton
River Road
River Road Home Demonstration Club
T. J. Maloney
Bicycle Lochinvar Ride Charms Creighton Student
Claude Miller an 18 year old Creighton University sophomore medical student earned the nickname Bicycle Lochinvar after biking 180 miles to Wisner and back in 20 hours to visit his girlfriend.
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Lochinvar
Omaha, Neb
Claude Miller
Creighton University
Wisner
Neb
Globe News Air Cadet Model Meet Scheduled Sunday
Amarillo model plane builders seek pace for the second Globe News Air Cadet Model Meet this Sunday in the Panhandle. Events cover gliders rubber and gas classes A B and C with a 9 30 registration and 10 a m start. The top performer earns a chance at the national meet in Chicago on July 1.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
Globe News
Amarillo Daily News
The
Globe News Air Cadets
Panhandle Plains
Chicago
Black Lily Blooms in Bakersfield Yard
A two year old plant in Rod Mc Veigh’s Bakersfield yard produced a deep purple bloom described as a black lily. The flower, larger than a Calla lily and resembling it in appearance, is a common name for two Fritillaria family plants with dark petals.
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Bakersfield, Cal
Rod McVeigh
Bakersfield
McVeigh
Hit Run Pedestrian Amid Onrushing Civilization
Vancouver report notes a hit and run involving a pedestrian identified as A Campbell who was knocked to the sidewalk by another pedestrian. Campbell says the other man did not stop, marking what is described as a new terror of modern city life.
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Vancouver
B. C
U.P
A. Campbell
Campbell
Flag Day Luncheon by Llano Estacado DAR Chapter
The Llano Estacado Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will host the annual Flag Day luncheon at 1 PM on June 14 at the Amarillo Country Club. Members may invite guests. contact Mrs. Earl Mayne at 20638 by noon June 13.
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Llano Estacado Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Amarillo Country Club
Earl Mayne
Baked Food Sale Planned by Woodmen Circle Drill Team
The Woodmen Circle Drill Team plans a baked food sale at City Grocery and Market No 1 on West Tenth Avenue on Saturday morning. Proceeds support sending the team to the National Jubilee Convention in Omaha this month.
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Woodmen
City Grocery
West Tenth Avenue
Woodmen Circle
City
Omaha
Missing Relatives Reunite Across Texas and Dallas
Mrs. C. E. Floyd who located a sister after 45 years has found a brother James Corbett Phillips long believed extinct. She aged to attend this reunion in Ennis Texas and now awaits his arrival with his wife in Dallas. The report notes the presidents yacht Potomac as the fourth U S ship to bear the name.
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C. E. Floyd
Ennis
Texas
Dallas
James Corbett Phillips
Floyd
Carolina Street
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Central Presbyterian Church
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Art Querry School of Dancing
Betty Cox
Roy Forson
Dalhart
Municipal Auditorium
Mrs. Hetrick
A. Granbergs
CAR
Houghton
UDC Chapter
Thrifty Club
DAR Chapter
Taylor
Benson & Benson Doctors of Optometry
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Ish Fabri
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Pollywood
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Tool
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Chuck
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