Installation of Officers Marks First Christian Church Women’s Council
The First Christian Church Women’s Council held a meeting in the church parlor to install new officers. President Mrs E M Frost led the session with devotional by Mrs H A Shaw and a duet by Mrs J V Yannis and Miss Julia Hayman. Fifty guests attended the tea after the program, hosted by the executive board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church Women’s Council
E. M. Frost
H. A. Shaw
J. V. Yannis
Julia Hayman
J. R. McKinley
E M. Frost
BH. A. Hunter
Hazel Wilson Lewis
E. PF. Lanham
W. H. Symns
BH. J. Vandenberg
B . Walker
World Call
al Reville, Jr
A. F. Madison
Roberta Williams
John Hill
Louis Brown
Neighbor Club Plans Summer Meetings and Activities
Friendly Neighbor Club members met yesterday at Mrs. Annie Blossom's home on 202 Maryland with D. W. Lowe as president guiding plans for summer activities. Members voted to continue 3 o'clock meetings and sewing entertainment followed by refreshments. The next gathering is set for June 19 at 3 o'clock at Mrs. R. L. Roberts's home 203 Maryland.
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Friendly Neighbor Club
Annie Blossom
Maryland
D. W. Lowe
O. D. Lowe
L. M. Stevens
T. A. Gibson
M. B. Walker
L. R. Duvall
J. D. Walker
Bruce
Mildred Reeves
Joe Evans
Lela Ruddock
Early Brown
R. L. Roberts
E. Caballero
Home Club Hears Agent Humphreys Demonstration
The Highland Home Demonstration Club heard Miss Pauline Lokey, Potter County agent, discuss testing pressure cookers and the cold bath canning method at Mrs. Miles Norton’s home. President C. R. Hearn led the meeting. social hour included games and refreshments for members and a visitor. The next meeting is set for June 19 at Mrs. A. T. Quisenberry’s home.
Entertains For LTD Club Hostess Leads Meeting
Mrs C H Thornton hosted yesterday for the LTD Club at 1404 Madison. She opened with a club prayer, roll call, and noted places visited by members. Mrs J M Durrett led the business discussion. refreshments followed. Next gathering is June 19 at 2 PM at Mrs G D Caldwell, 406 Virginia.
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C. H. Thornton
Madison
LDT
Fish Supper Held at San Jacinto Youth Center
Guests at a fish fry included Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Reed and families at 1507 West Seventh with Rev. T. Edgar Neal giving the invocation. The event featured rose and mock orange centerpieces, a games program, and a long list of attendees led by the Reed hosts.
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W. P. Reed
West Seventh
San Jacinto
T. Edgar Neal
Messrs
Harvey Oliver
B. R. Cole
Richard and
Tom
D. H. Lchaefer
J. W. Whitfield
Judy
Buster Bradford
Delores
A. D. Nance
Jim Bob
Beverly Jo
J. W. Cresens
Esther Schriber
Arthur Green
Ernestine Williamson
Deanne Reed
Elizabeth Wilson
Estherian Reception at Mrs Grover Whipker Home
Members of the First Baptist Church enjoyed a morning coffee and reception at 410 Arch Terrace hosted by Mrs Grover Whipker. Attendees included Mesdames Langley Yeary Ridley Barnwell Douglas Hollingsworth Dawson Askew Whitley Brian Riley Ridings Landon Bridgewater Wright Hudson Swann Henson Francis Tennant Cook Edwards Lamb Delashaw Heresirix Small and others.
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First Baptist Church
Grover Whipker
Arch Terrace
Ralph Langley
John Yeary
Fred Ridley
Morris Barnwell
Townsend Douglas
Raymond Hollingsworth
Aaron Dawson
Glenn W. Askew
Knox Whitley
W. H. Brian
O. C. Riley
L. F. Ridings
Harris Landon
Carroll Bridgewater
Lula Wright
Mart Hudson
O. J. Swann
Paul Henson
Vernon Francis
Ralph Tennant
H. W. Cook
Ross Edwards
W. H. Lamb
Tom Delashaw
Estell Heresirix
Ray Small
Three Cars Stolen and One Recovered in City
Police report three automobiles stolen yesterday and last night with one recovered. An ancient Dodge taken from Minnie Bruckner at 701 North Fillmore was found yesterday afternoon. A 1937 Ford sedan owned by Thurman Keffer at 510 North Van Buren and a 1937 Pontiac coupe from Walter J. Barnes at 304 Johnson were also reported stolen.
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Minnie Bruckner
North Fillmore
Thurman Keffer
North van Buren
Fairgrounds
Walter J. Barnes
Johnson
Auxiliaries Elect New Officers After Consolidation Meet
New officers were elected at the consolidation of Auxiliaries to Posts 1907 and 1475, Veterans of Foreign Wars, in IOOF Hall. Installations set for June 19 at 8 PM.
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Ioof Hall
Walla Dumame
Sham
Policing Fruit Trees Now Full Time Job
In Amarillo, early fruit yields spark calls to police as backyard thefts rise. Officers classify trespass and petty theft, with juveniles often scolded or handed to parents, while commercial pickers use trucks at night. Fences and watchdogs fail to deter, as peaches and berries fall prey to daylight and stealthy bands.
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Amarillo
Harrison Street
Carl Tiny Brown Dies at Plainview
Carl Tiny Brown of Plainview died this morning after a brief illness. Funeral services are set for 5 o clock Sunday afternoon at Plainview Methodist Church with burial in Plainview Cemetery. He was brother of Frank Brown of Amarillo and served with the old unit.
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Carl “Tiny” Brown
Plainview
Frank Brown
Amarillo
Plainview Methodist Church
Brown
Plainview business leader, veteran officer, dies at home
Texas Second Infantry Regiment veteran and former captain at World War I discharge, a prominent plains area worker in veterans groups and chamber of commerce, died while managing FE K. Hufstetdler and Sons Machine Co. in Plainview. Survived by wife, son Carl Jr., father Fred L. Brown, and brother Frank Brown of Amarillo.
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Texas Second Infantry
Chamber of Commerce
FE. K. Hufstetdler and Sons Machine Co
Plainview
Carl, Jr
Fred L. Brown
Frank Brown
Amarillo
Co-Ed Club Dance Planned For Tomorrow Night
Co-Ed Club will hold a dance at 8 o'clock tomorrow night in the YMCA announced by club co director Paul Fowler. Annamae Brown of Amarillo College choir will entertain with vocal solos. Lois Jones replaces Virginia Good as club co director. Four new summer board members named Floyd Bingham Bob Dowell Hal Pitts Wayne Oliver. New Zealand has set up sawmills in state forests to speed lumber supply.
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YMCA
Paul Fowler
Loyd Jobe
Annamae Brown
Amarillo
Lois Jones
Virginia Good
Floyd Bingham
Bob Dowell
Hal Pitts
Wayne Oliver
Birth of first American in Marshal Islands celebrated
Bells rang as Boatswain's Mate Forrest B. Landreth from Pitcher Oklahoma circled a Navy fire truck on Kwajalein in honor of the birth of a 9 pound son, the first American citizen born in the former Japanese mandated Marshall Islands.
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Kwajalein
U.P
Forrest B. Landreth
Pitcher
Okla
Pacific Island
Marshal Islands
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Marie Earle
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Ltd Club
Bellin’s
Wonderstoen
Cosmetic Department
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Polk St
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Pulia Lusk
Hedwig Eaton
Wanda 5. Colthorp
Vera Boydston
Zella Bruce
Goldie Freeman
Beulah Faye West
Ethel Jones
Stella Brittain
Stella
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Helen Thompson
Carl ‘Tiny’ Brown
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