First Baptist Martha Class Luncheon Highlights
The Martha Class of the First Baptist Church held its monthly luncheon with red rose decor. Decorations were led by Mrs. P. C. Cayton and luncheon arranged by Mrs. R. E. Duncan and Mrs. Ralph McCullough. The program opened with the class president Mrs. O Brien Thompson, followed by an invocation. Mrs. O Stephens sang two hymns with Miss Pat Youts accompanying. The class teacher Mrs. W A Johnson read letters from members and guests included Patsy Butler Pat Bowen Karen Stephens Janet Newman and Virginia Webb. Members present included M L Webb W E Landum Frank Welling C R Bowen R E Duncan F W Wallace O Stephens J M Harris W C Newman and many others.
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First Baptist Church
P. C. Cayton
R. E. Duncan
Ralph McCullough
O Brien Thompson
M. L. Webb
O. Stephens
Minnehaha
Pat Youts
Dimmitt
W. A. Johnson
Nuptial Vows Solemnized for Myreta Grant Grantham and Warner Rogers
Nuptials held Thursday in the home of the bride's aunt and uncle in Lubbock with Pastor Jack M. Lewis officiating. The bride Myreta Grant Grantham wore a Palm Beach suit and pink accessories. The couple, graduates of Morton High School and Amarillo institutions respectively, reside in Lubbock after Warner Rogers's naval service and job with Universal CIT.
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Myreta Grantham
W. E. Grantham
Morton
Warner E. Rogers
Augusta Rogers
Prospect
A. J. Rogers
Amarillo
Jack M. Lewis
Lubbock First Presbyterian Church
W. H. Bannister
Lubbock
Clyde Moore
Fern
Norman Berg
R. C. Grantham
Snyder
W. FP. Bertram
Lamesa
Rogers
Morton High School
Amarillo College
Naval Air Corps
Universal Cit
Directors Hear YWCA Reports
YWCA board met at 501 Lincoln with president Mrs George H Hammock in charge. Devotional by Mrs John K Boyce on Let Go and Let God. Reports by Mildred Zweig Demaris Christian and Esther Boulware on Y Teen Conference at Glen Rose. Mrs Jones named to supervise summer young adults program and Esther Boulware to direct teens. Sixteen members attended.
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Young Women’s Christian Association Board of Directors
Lincoln
George H. Hammock
John K. Boyce
God
S. Shoemaker
Mildred Zweig
Demaris Christian
Esther Boulware
Glenrose
Jones
Trio Division Business Session in IOOF Hall
The Trio Division No. 300 met in a business session yesterday afternoon with Mrs. Ida Walker presiding. Attending were Mesdames Pearl Branchi, Myrtle Evans, Magnolia Willis, Myrtle Mann, Lydia Webb, Ethel Robinson, Margaret Jenness, Laura Wire, Araminta Harmon and Mae Fanning. The final meeting of the season is planned for June 24 at 2 o'clock in IOOF Hall.
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Gia
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Toof “Tall
Ida Walker
Mesdames Pearl Branchi
Myrtle Evans
Magnolia Willis
Myrtle Mann
Lydia Webb
Ethel Robinson
Margaret Jenness
Laura Wire
Araminta Harmon
Mae Fanning
IOOF
Bonita Eastern Star Club welcomes new member Mrs H E Streetman
Past Matrons of Bonita Chapter Order of the Eastern Star hosted a luncheon for retiring worthy matron Mrs H E Streetman who was welcomed as a new member. New officers for the year were elected: President Mrs W S Layton Vice President Mrs W M Rippey Secretary Mrs E C Singleton Treasurer Mrs Dora Campbell Chaplain Mrs Gladys Morris Reporter Mrs H E Streetman Historian Mrs E H Ashcraft.
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Bonita
Order of the Eastern Star
H. E. Streetman
W. S. Layton
Roberts
C. C. Pangle
W.S. Layton
W. M. Rippe
Home Clubs Entertained by Forrest Hill Club
Thrifty Home Demonstration Club hosted Forrest Hill Home Demonstration Club at Mrs. D. B. Smith's home in Colorado. Miniature roses decorated the table. prizes went to Mrs. T. J. Buntin. Visiting members included Mrs. T. H. Rodgers and Miss Mary Kathryn Smith among others. Next meeting set for July 14 at Mrs. J. M. Morris's home. Route 3.
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Thrifty Home Demonstration Club
Forrest Hill Home Demonstration Club
D. B. Smith
Colorado
T. E. Bursey
G. A. Baucum
T. J. Buntin
Mesdames
T. H. Rodgers
A. J. Ryan
C. E. Lyon
W. O. Clark
C. E. McPherson
W. P. Henry
E. L. Davis
Paulin Lokey
Potter County
Mary Kathryn Smith
Yosdames
F. L. Hackley
J. M. Beverlin
R. F
Graduate Elizabeth Gulde Earns B S Degree
Graduate Elizabeth Gulde daughter of Mr and Mrs John Gulde 1603 Jackson has earned a Bachelor of Science degree from Mount St Scholastica College Atchison Kansas She was president of the Chemurgic Club and Confraternity of Christian Doctrine and a member of Kappa Mu Epsilon national mathematics fraternity.
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Elizabeth Gulde
John Gulde
1603
Jackson
Mount St. Scholastica College
Atchison, Kan
Gulde
Chemurgic Club
Confraternity of Christian Doctrine
Kappa Mu Epsilon
Bridge Club Honors Mrs Pittman With Luncheon
A Bridge Club luncheon at 928 Crockett honored Mrs. Jack Pittman for her birthday. Red roses and sweet peas decorated the rooms. High prize went to Mrs. Floyd T. Jones with Mrs. Charles Mellor second high. Attendees included Harry Milholland Jack Pittman F L Beer C B Galbreath and others.
Luncheon Honoring Mrs Floyd Jones Set for June
A June 24 luncheon at 1 o'clock will be hosted by Mrs. H. B. Milholland at 408 Johnson to honor Mrs. Floyd Jones with guests including Mrs. Don Laster in attendance.
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Don Laster
H. 8
Milholland
Johnson
Floyd = Jones
Social Calendar Highlights For Tonight In Town
Local group events list includes YWCA softball at 17 00 and many meetings across clubs and churches. Notable items include Night of circles at First Christian and Royal Neighbors at IOOF Hall with multiple hostesses and rooms.
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First Christian Church Women's Council
H. A. Shaw
Ong
Jolly Fifteen
B. R. Jones
Taylor
Cordell
J. L. Minnich
Florida
Skyline Needle Club
Jack Weems
Valley
Bushland
Dennis Plunk
Variety Club
M. W. Hamilton
Alabama
Royal Neighbors of America
Ioof Hall
Klover Klub
J. R. Blackwell, Jr
West Thirteenth
Palo Duro Grove
Woodmen Circle
Federation
Queen Esther Club
W. L. Keaton
West Fifteenth
Trinity Lutheran Church Ladies Aid
Harrison
Delta Theta Chi Sorority
Pauline Dodge
SSS Tonic Promises Restored Vitality From Blood Strength
An advertisement claims SSS Tonic rebuilds low blood strength to restore energy appetite sleep and a healthy color glow. It argues millions benefit by premium red-blood cell activity and improved digestion, urging readers to start tonic now for vigorous blood and better all around function.
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So Drug Store
SSS
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