Society notes honor Mary Holman with coffee at Stevenson home
In Potter County society news Mary Holman is honored at a coffee hosted by Mrs. W. B. Stevenson for Junior Philharmonic Group No. 2 and as Mary Holman becomes new group president, her upcoming marriage to James Dailey is set for June 27 at First Baptist Church. The Stevenson gathering at 2422 Hughes Street featured a lace tablecloth and a bridal party centerpiece with pastel candles. Attendees included Mary Holman and numerous local women and wives of prominent residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Stevenson
Mary Holman
James Dailey
First Baptist Church
Stevenson
Hughes Street
Sue Alice Simpson
Louis Brown
Margaret Guleke
Carlie Barnes
Ruth Early
Velma Adama
Dolly Guleke
Frances Ashbury
Margaret Alice Coder
Louise Hertner
Isabel Boxwell
Dorothy Coan
Lenora Jean Taylor
Peggy Pinkney
Tom B. Holman
Black and White Ointment Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Black and White Ointment for itching and parasites with claims of soothing redness inflammation and blemishes. It promotes pairing with Black and White Skin Soap and urges purchase from druggists.
Farm Program Is Explained for Club Council
The Potter County Council of Home Demonstration Clubs met in Miss Mary Sitton's office as the new farm program was explained. A committee was named to arrange a radio program for July 4. Members listed include Mesdames J B Adelmann Lee Martin Miso Ray Baland G M Sullenger T H Rodgers Na lola McPherson J D Benton R P Hill Roy Starker FE J Nicklaus Lee Wilson J R Hogee Mark Parker W Jen dames W N Martin A R Ander kins M L Kelly J E Broad dus Son-Clif club and Pleasant Valley members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter County
State Extension Service
Rome
Mary Sitton
Pleasant Valley Club
H. J. Pankratz
Pleasant Valley School
Forest Hill
Jee Martin
Sunny Side
G. Fear
St. Francis Church
River Road
E. ©. Smith
Schoo
Soney
A. W. Haight
Brady
Harry Krabbe
Thrifty
F. D. Reid
Gus A
Potter County Council of Home
Roy Starker
FE. J. Nicklaus
Amarillans to appear on centennial program
Mrs. George Carns and Mrs. H A Waller representing the Mac Dowell Club leave Thursday for Dallas to present a piano duos program on the amiable centennial program at the central theater. They feature Radio Britain Moeller s Old Grey Mare. The pair also perform on the Folk Festival program June 16 and return June 17 with Mrs I D Cole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Carns
H. A. Waller
MacDowell Club
Dallas
Radio Britain Moeller
I. D. Cole
Three Boys to Give Recital Tonight
Ernest Rogers a voice pupil of Emil F Myers Delbert Sahli piano pupil of Lila Austin Myers and Ceci Lanemack violin pupil of Austin Myers will be presented in a joint recital in the Amarillo College of Music auditorium tonight at 815 oclock The public is invited We Butch Fun Club will hold an all day meeting and covered dish luncheon Friday at the home of Mrs C C McMurtry 1216 West Twelfth Avenue
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Rogers
Emil F. Myers
Delbert Sahli
Lila Austin Myers
Ceci Lanemack
Austin Myers
Amarillo College of Music
C. C. McMurtry
Weat
Twelfth Avenue
Social Calendar Highlights Local Events And Recitals
A packed social calendar features dances at the Elks Club, recitals at Amarillo College of Music auditorium, and a Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary event at the American Legion Hall. Also listed are teas, club meetings, a police junior drill at Carpenters Hall, and multiple daytime gatherings at churches and homes around Amarillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Golding
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion Hall
Amaryllis Guild Entertained and Club Dinner Event
Amaryllis Needle Guild was entertained by Mrs. V. W. Killough at 1318 Harrison Street. Guests included Mrs. Verne Dysart, Mrs. B. R. Cole, and Miss Mary Adelaide Barton of Munday Texas. The next meeting is set for June 18 at 3 p.m. with Mrs. Brown at 1915 Harrison Street. The Fidelis Class of Buchanan Street Methodist Church met at Mrs. J. R. Moore’s home with hosts and program members listed. Members discussed service and teaching relations with mothers. The Junior Business Women's Club held a dinner at the Silver Grill with retiring and incoming officers. attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amaryllis Needle Guild
V. W. Killough
Harrison Street
Frank Launder
BE. M. Jones
R. R. Brown
Farl Crist
H. G. Johnson
W. M. Killough
Verne Dysart
B. R. Cole
Mary Adelaide Barton
Munday
Tex
Brown
T. H. Henderson
N. B. Francis
C. P. Dunlap
W. W. Pittman
Mesdames
J. O. Gifford
J W. Thomas
Faith Faucher
J. W. Pricket
Oppiggers
Business Women’s Club
Silver Grill
Ethel Hicks
Jensine Nelson
Kathryn Griffin
Beryl Richards
Ethel Bullington
Norma Wright
Allyne Weichel
Allie Owen
No Amount of Money Has Ever Made a Loveless Marriage Happy
Advice column discussion about choosing love over wealth in marriage. Young woman urged to marry for affection not money, stressing loveless unions harm sentiment and happiness. Anne Hirst counsels prioritizing love, even with modest means, and notes emotional costs of material motives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Hirst
Tam
Light Bearers Class Hosts Meeting At Home
The Light Bearers Class of First Baptist Church met at Mrs. Guy Carlander’s home at 3615 Fountain for a business and social gathering. Miss Ruby Avery was elected secretary-treasurer to replace Miss Mary Bert Dickinson. A treasure hunt in verse and moving pictures of the World's Fair and Palo Duro Canyon followed supper. Fourteen members and guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Guy Carlander
Fountain
Ruby Avery
Mary Bert Dickinson
Chicago
Palo Duro Canyon
Quietly Accept Your Husband’s Request and Please Him
The advice urges a wife to yield to her husband’s wishes after a few days of unrest. It suggests consent given gracefully will be appreciated, noting his objections may be tactless but should not block compliance.
Picture story on changes in Ethiopia urged
A New York dispatch reports Greta Dored, daughter of a Norwegian diplomat, pursuing feminism via film work in Africa. She urged Paramount to keep John Dored on duty in Africa, envisioning future generations witnessing Ethiopia’s evolution through his camera. The piece links Ethiopias colonization and civilizational change to documentary records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.P
Greta Dored
Dored
Ethiopia
John Dored
Addis Ababa
London
Iroquois Men Display Flair for High Work
In Quebec and Montreal the Iroquois, about a quarter of the 12 000 full bloods on 15 reservations, have shifted to industrial jobs as steeplejacks and structural steel workers. Builders say high work attracts the modern Iroquois bravely, despite historic warlike origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Caughnawaga
Montreal
Lachine Rapids
Square Deal
Quebec Province
Quebec City
Piano Recital Draws Large Crowd at Amarillo College
A large enthusiastic crowd attended a piano recital by pupils of Vivian Morris Doherty in the Amarillo College of Music auditorium. Performers included Tony Martin Judith Elliott Bob Shelton Elaine Flieming Walter D Ward Jr Ruth Eperson and Mrs Doherty. Mrs Doherty will hold summer classes at 610 B West Sixteenth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Morris Doherty
Amarillo College of Music
Tony Martin
Judith Elliott
Bob Shelton
Elaine Fliemming
Walter D. Ward, Jr
Ruth Eperson
Doherty
Oldest paid fire department claimed in Camden history
Camden, N J residents say the city houses the oldest paid fire department in the United States. Formed in 1869 as Camden Steam Engine Company No 1, it replaced volunteer hand pumpers and paid firefighters while all citizens were required to join bucket brigades during fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
N. J
United States
Camden Steam Engine Company No
Your Beauty Shop Sells Gabrieleen and Glo Tone Waves
Your Beauty Shop offers Gabrieleen and Glo Tone waves with Gibbs & Company as the manufacturer’s rep. Call 8211 for the nearest authorized Gabrieleen shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibbs & Company
Map Project Plans Big Bend National Park Area
Technicians of the national park service will create a relief map of about 800000 acres proposed for Big Bend National Park in Texas. The 20 by 30 foot map will take four men six months to complete. Geologists and other staff will collect and classify specimens for a temporary laboratory museum in the Chisos Mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Bend Park
Alpine
Tex
Big Bend National Park
Texas
National Park Service
Chisos Mountains
Soviet Dzheskazgan Copper Field Proves Vast Deposit
Engineers report Dzheskazgan in Alma-Ast up to 3,500,000 tons of copper after tapping and prospecting. A copper smelting plant may be built after a railway to the Karaganda coal basin is completed. Also noted is a historical comparison: Columbus’ voyage cost about $7000 with roughly $320 paid to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma-Tat
U.S.S.R
U.P
Dzheskazgan
Soviet Union
Karaganda
Christopher Columbus
America
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Fox Drug Company
Randal Drug Stores
Elks Club
Delbert Sabll
Cecil Langmack
Carpenters Hall
Federation of Church Women's Auxiliaries
Lincoln Street
Entre Nous Club
W. B. Hamilton
Beleview Street
Sow-Cliff
Elmo Blackburn
Tyler Street
Maria
B.M. Daniels
van Buren Street
Homecraft Club
J. W. Goff
Georgia Street
Royal Neighbors of America
I. O
F. Hall
Friendship Club
Ellwood Park
Ald Society
Trinity Evangelical Lutherian Church
Agnes Hensel
Buchanan Street
Betty Knight
Playhouse
Anna Frances Baker
Jolly Tribe Club
Rob Roy Beeman
Amaryllis Guild
Fidelis
Alaea
Mirror of Fashion
Red Cross
Anyave
Anne Airast
Stanley W. Burke
Sidney B. Wood, Jr
Mall Oraugaiats
Central Park
Barbizon
Plaza Hot 101
58Th St
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Gabrieleen Wire
Actior
Amarillo
Amarillo Gas Company
Good Gas
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