Miss Shirley Ruth Meyer Weds David Bernstein in Amarillo
The wedding of Miss Shirley Ruth Meyer and David Bernstein took place at the couple's home with Rabbi Milton Rosen officiating. Fifty out of town guests attended, and a 400-strong reception followed. The bride, of Amarillo, wore a white marquisette gown. the groom is from Fort Worth. The couple plan to reside in Alfred after June 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Ruth Meyer
David Bernstein
Louis Meyer
Lipscomb Street
Sam Bernstein
Fort Worth
Milton Rosen
Miriam Rubin
Meyer
Albuquerque
E. Raffkind
Bob Ricks
Bernstein
Colorado
Alfred
Amarillo
University of Texas
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
Public Rally and Pie Supper for River Road Candidates
The River Road Home Demonstration Club invites the public to a rally with candidates and a pie supper at the River Road School building tomorrow at 8:30 p.m. Children will receive soda pop and ice cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
River Road
River Road Home Demonstration Club
Up and Doing Club Meets in Home of Mrs. R. H. Grooms
The Up and Doing Club gathered Friday afternoon at 506 Carolina Street for a social meeting with refreshments for a list of members including Mesdames L. F. Roush E. Stock T. H. Armstrong H. C. Russell and Dorothy Grooms among others. England exports more than $500 000 worth of canes and umbrellas annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Grooms
Carolina Street
L. F. Roush
E. Stock
T. H. Armstrong
H. C. Russell
England
Billie Faye Pickett Appears In Music Dramatic Program
Billie Faye Pickett was showcased in a formal musical and dramatic program at her parents home on Western Avenue. Directed by Miss Geraldine Warner, the event featured Claudine Pickett reading during intermission and 35 guests attended with a pink sweet pea corsage for Billie Faye. The gathering noted a Texas goats mohair statistic as a side fact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie Faye Pickett
Wedding rice theft and social notes fill Abilene page
Abilene society brief reports a pantry theft as Marisne Parra and Parramore household guests accuse rice crunchies. Wedding attire bleached to snuff brown before departure. Civic club events include First Baptist Amenia Class supper and flag day observances in Amarillo with breakfasts, luncheons, and reservations. Rainbow and Eastern Star groups head to Galveston for Grand Assembly with plans for dances, parties, and delegations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Assembly
Order of the Rainbow
Galveston
Rainbow Grand Assembly
John McCarty
R. Glass
C. H. van Fleet
Elizabeth Rollins
Billie Lamb
Maxine Jordan
Vera Vay Kennedy
Amarillo
Sara Beth Hallmark
Clara Jean Hallmark
Lois Ann Cavin
Mary Kathryn Barnard
Mary Jane Houck
Mary
Ann Davis
Mary Jane Goode
Vera
Vay Kennedy
Dorothea Dell Scheihagen
Marcalea Richman
Helen Garrett
Donna Potter
Arlene Ritter
Nell Matthews
Virginia Vogel
Billie Ritter
Yvonne Stevens
Dorothy Hoover
Marie Davis
Ruth Glass
Jean Johnson
Margaret Denton
Thieves Leave Merry After Spokane Beer Parlor Heist
Police report reveal thieves swiped 10 dollars and 10 cigarette cartons from the Checkerboard beer parlor in Spokane. They reportedly drank 10 quarts of wine before departing, leaving the scene with a carefree attitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Spokane
Wash
U.P
Checkerboard Beer Parlor
Butte Faces Short Dog Catching Budget This Summer
Police Chief William H. Breen said insufficient funds in the dog catcher fund will prevent hiring for the next few months, leaving city dogs without official control as summer arrives in Butte Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Mont
U.P
William H. Breen
Fishing Opens as Schools Close for Hockey Rush
In Quincy California the fishing season opened with both grammar and high schools closed until noon as boys took to the ice to join a mass hockey effort aiming to reach streams and hunt fighting trout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Cal
Moslem Center Project Under Way in London
Lord Zetland and the Egyptian Ambassador outlined a plan to provide a religious center for Moslems of all nationalities in London at a Royal Central Asian Society meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
U'E
Lord Zetland
Royal Central Asian Society
Miss O Leta Benton Wed Lewis Smith in June
The marriage date for Miss O Leta Benton and Lewis Smith was announced at a garden party and shower hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Delbert G. Dalby in Amarillo. Attendees included family and friends from Lubbock Plainview Happy and Claude with plans for a June 25 wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Leta Benton
Lewis Smith
Delbert G. Dalby
Lipscomb Street
Allen Benton
Lubbock
Dalby
Hazel Benton
Giles Dalby
Bride Elect
Happy
Mr. Smith
Charles L. Smith
Messrs. and Mesdames
L. W. Dalby
Post
Welcome Ragland
Plainview
Marvin Neely
J. E. Sammons
Frank Lanotte
E. T. Freeman
O. E. Todd
C. E
Jo Ann Miller Appears With Assistants in Piano Recital
Jo Ann Miller performed a piano recital Friday night at 1405 Fillmore Street with assistants Gaynell Ridings Glenna Jo Miller Della Mae Curb Lois Jean Curb Charles Miller and Ralph Harris Miller. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe J. Miller and granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Miller. The event featured red rose folders and rose bouquets. Jo Ann departed Saturday with the W J Millers for a month in St Joseph Missouri to stay with her aunt Mrs Olin Slay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Roberts Warner
Jo Arm Miller
Gaynell Ridings
Glenna Jo Miller
Della Mae Curb
Lois Jean Curb
Charles Miller
Ralph Harris Miller
Fillmore Street
Jo Ann
Joe J. Miller
Harrison Street
W. J. Miller
Buchanan Street
W. J. Millers
St. Joseph
Olin Slay
Bridge and Chatter Club Meeting Told
The Bridge and Chatter Club will meet tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Leo LaRue located at 108 Kentucky Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bid and Chatter Club
Leo LaRue
Kentucky Street
Bridge and Chatter Club
Parramore and Wilkes Tie Knot in Abilene Ceremony
Miss Marisne Parramore daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Parramore and Marion L. Wilkes son of Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Wilkes were married at the bride’s home in Abilene at 10 o'clock yesterday. The couple, both Hardin-Simmons graduates, will reside in Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abilene
Marisne Parramore
J. H. Parramore
Marion L. Wilkes
M. T. Wilkes
Amarillo
D. W. Arnette
Hardin-Simmons University
Mrs. Wilkes
Hardin-Simmons
Presbyterian Class Officers Host Tea for Prospective Members
Officers of the Fellowship of Central Presbyterian Church will host a tea for new prospective members from 2 to 4 o clock tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. Tom A Blair. The event aims to welcome and acquaint newcomers with church activities and members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Amenia
Perry C. Burks
Harrison Street
First Baptist Church
Martha
Ellwood Park
Central Presbyterian Church
Tom Blair
Belleview Street
Fellowship of
Tom A. Blair
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MBC
Texas
Miracle Book Club
Ths
Collegians
Amarillo College
Conservatory of Music
Robert Harkness
Australia
Merriweather
India
Great Britain
F. L. Canfield
California
China
H. A. Somerville
New Mexico
J. L. Garland
Tommy Sanders
Wheten
N. Fillmore
Wil N. Fillmore
United States
Parramore
Esther McCrory
Daughters of the American Revolution
Country Club
Llano Estacado D. A. R
John Alden
B. C. McLean
H. C. Randolph
Llano Estacado
A. R. Bivins
Stanley Marsh
John Ballard
Order of the Eastern Star
Ermyne Lyon
Anne Adams
Amarillo Globe
West 17Th Street
New York
N. Y
S. Arrid
American Institute of Laundering
O’leta Benton
West Amarillo _Christian Church
No Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Amarillo Country Club
Jackson
John Collins
Orel Harris
Travis Street
G.la
B. of
C.P. Hall
Amarillo Rebekah Lodge
1.C.C.F
Fundamental Bible
Della Orsenden
Pierce Street
First Baptist Philathea
Pat Dean
Mississippi Street
Mrs. H
Milholland
North Johnson Street
Bridge Club
Ed Wisely
Tiny Bridge Club
Miss Jewell Dezern
Double H Club
Jess Tate
Front Street
Wilson Studios of Music
Jo Ann Miller
Snapdragons
Petunias
Asters
Alyssum
Buthkory
Amarillo Greenhouse
Jefferson
Laura Wheeler
Needlecraft Service
Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Avenue
Parramore-Wilkes
A. 8. Bunting
West Texas
Wilkes
Amrillo
Gene Harris
Faberge
White & Kirk
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