Needle Art Club Plans Dinner at Tut tle Home
Needle Art Club members met yesterday at Mrs. Leslie Stephens home on Ong Street. They will host a 7 pm dinner Friday at Mr and Mrs Homer Tuttle residence on Tennessee Street. Members and husbands invited. rooms decorated with delphinium and pink Canterbury Bells. Participants included Mesdames E D Hawkins S M Phipps Frank Brown Homer Tuttle and the hostess. Next meeting set for 2 pm June 20 at Mrs Homer Tuttles home on Tennessee Street.
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Needle Art Club
Leslie Stephens
Ong
Homer Tuttle
Tennessee
Mesdames E. D. Hawkins
S. M. Phipps
Frank Brown
FASTEETH Denture Powder Says It Prevents Slippage
False teeth wearers fear embarrassment when plates slip. FASTEETH powder, an alkaline non acid formula, helps dentures stay firm and comfortable, neutralizes odor, and does not sour. Available at any drug store.
Mrs. C. K. Rogers Hosts Amarillo AAUW Board Meeting
Mrs. C. K. Rogers of 2233 Ong hosted the executive board of the Amarillo Branch, American Association of University Women, for its final business meeting of the year on Monday afternoon. Plans were made to entertain the Charlotte Wyatt fellowship winner when she visits Amarillo at month end. Refreshments were served to about 25 members.
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C. K. Rogers
Amarillo
American Association of University Women
Charlotte Wyatt
Baptist WMU Business Meet at Grand Avenue Church
Mrs. S. G. Gangwere opened with a devotional on Peace of Mind as the Grand Avenue Baptist Church Woman's Missionary Union held its monthly meeting. Officers and members discussed the yearly apportionment, new Royal Ambassadors group, prayer day on June 20, and nurseries appointments while about 50 attended. Guest Mrs. James Muir of Oakland, California, joined the session.
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Grand Avenue Baptist Church Woman's Missionary Union
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Harold Baker
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J. R. Banes
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Tom Carmichael
Cecil Bay
Earl Gullett
W. R. Clark
C. L. Edwards
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O. T. Pfeiffer
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D. F. Fansler
D. W. Hall
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Cementing oil wells unlocks oil at greater depths
Cementing techniques enable extraction from deeper formations by preventing water intrusion. The advancement allows access to oil reservoirs previously unaffectable, expanding drilling prospects and easing production challenges in challenging geologies.
Wife Is Commended For Her Patience
Dorothy Dix counsels a desperate wife facing a 17 year old love triangle. She urges patience, notes marriage as the wife’s trump card, and argues lasting happiness may come from staying married rather than divorcing. The column also advises avoids sarcasm and defends tact in romance.
Dear Miss Dix Divorce Dilemma Sparks Three Lives Snarl
A reader asks whether to divorce her husband to free him for his former love. Solomon advises a practical course: end the marriage to resolve the entangled lives and avoid continuing an unhappy union for all three. He argues the moral step is to dissolve the marriage so the lovers can pursue happiness.
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Broken Engagements leaflet offered by Dorothy Dix
Dorothy Dix cannot reply to readers but will answer general questions through her advice column. She has prepared leaflet D-1 Broken Engagements for those reading to readjust after a romance ends. To obtain a copy, send 5 cents and a stamped self addressed envelope to Miss Dix at Times Square Station, New York.
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Ceramic Art Club Elects Officers
Ceramic Art Club members elected officers at a meeting yesterday in the home of Mrs. Pat O'Grady, 1603 North Taylor. New officers are President Mrs. Vernon Berry, vice president Mrs. Herbert Hunter, secretary reported Mrs. Durwood Finley, and treasurer Mrs. Elmo Duke. Mrs. Finley won the traveling prize. Guests included Mrs. George W. Prescott and Mrs. L. C. Rackley. Members present were Mesdames Prescott, Hunter, Elliott, Giles, Chamberlain, Berry, Duke and Gunnels. The group meets again at 12 o'clock on June 20 at the home of Mrs. Howard Elliott, 313 Alabama, and asks members to bring ceramic work.
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Ceramic Art Club
Pat O'Grady
North Taylor
Vernon Berry
Herbert Hunter
Durwood Finley
Elmo Duke
Finley
George W. Prescott
L. C. Rackley
Mesdames Vernin Prescott
Howard Elliott
A. L. Giles
Egypt Produces Over 13000 Tons Garlic Each Year
Egypt yields more than 13,000 tons of garlic annually, reflecting steady output in the spice and culinary staple sector. The figure highlights consistent farming and market demand across the country’s agricultural landscape.
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Egypt
Last Showing of Elmer Tonight at Amarillo High
Final performance of Elmer the Dixie Dice show at Amarillo High School Auditorium tonight at 8:30. Event raised funds for crippled children cancer and heart groups with tickets $1 at Mark Galloway Drug Store or at door. 175+ dance students ages 3 to 18 participated, with scenery by Cleve Jones and Durwood Brown and costumes by Gynn of Dalton's New York.
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Amarillo High School
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Durwood Brown
Bottle Tree Stores Water In Canberra Trunk
A Canberra tree species features a bottle shaped trunk that holds up to 80 gallons of water in its broad base during the summer, creating a unique natural water reservoir in the landscape.
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Canberra
Australia
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