Western Motif Shines in B T U Banquet at First Baptist
The ninth annual B T U banquet at the Blackstone Hotel featured a Western theme with cactus centerpieces and 10 gallon hat shaped programs. Speakers included A E Meyer and Harold Marshall, with musical numbers by Doris Billingslea and Clarence Hobdy, followed by readings and a final chorus of Let the Rest of the World Go By.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Blackstone
A. E. Meyer
Harold Marshall
Walter Hill
Doris Billingslea
Mabel Mims
Clarence Hobdy
Emma Robinson
Paralee Dashier
Janie B. Rogers
Adams
Martha Twaddell
Cordell Adams
Martha Twaddel
Cordell Pavillard
Ernestine Smith
Shirley Hill
Elmer Lee Fondren
Lois Black
Deane Robinson
Andrew Hill
Mary Louise Lacy
Wendell Tye
Marjorie Grisham
Elaine Yancey
R. B. Nutt
Barbara Parker
Lois Stith
Betty Carter
Raleign Greer
Helen Sutton
A. E Meyer
Nettye Jane Stith
Janie B Rogers
J. C. Hill
Lucille Boggus
Othella Simmons
Pickett Holmes
Dorothy Paker
Hazel Diniven
John Hammock
Jack Kelly
Paul Leforge
Bess Kirven
Dovie Parker
Edith Parker
Mrs. J. L. Latta
Mildred Garrett
Mittle Hamblen
Thur Evening Club and Various Local Meetings
A list of social clubs meeting in Amarillo with hosts and locations including Ente Thursday Entre Nous and Odette Bridge clubs at 2:30, Lindy Lou, Loney Home Demonstration, Help-Your-Neighbor, Amarillo Bridge tournament at 8, Unity Study at 6, Spanish American War Veterans Auxiliary, O W Club, Queen Esther, Stitch and Chatter, and Diversion Club with hosting addresses and times.
Trulove Class Rose Luncheon Luncheon Held At Polk Street Church
The Trulove Class of Polk Street Methodist Church hosted its annual rose luncheon in the church parlors yesterday at noon. The room featured pink and white roses with corsages for guests. Lawrence Truloye played a piano solo, then Mrs. R. W. Adams sang with accompanist Mrs. A. D. Steed. David Macpherson, choir director and son of the Macphersons, sang with his mother. About 100 people attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trulove
Polk Street Methodist Church
Lawrence Truloye
R. W. Adams
A. D. Steed
David Macpherpherson
MacPherson
Gladys Robinson Quietly Supports Eddie G Robinson Jr
Gladys Lloyd Robinson, once a stage actress, now focuses on home life as wife and mother. She critiques scripts for her husband Eddie G Robinson Jr, encourages him to travel for inspiration, and cherishes music travel and fine possessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward G. Robinson
Gladys Lloyd
Mrs. Robinson
Eddie
Party At Garwood Home Hosts Friends Monday Evening
Gwendolyn Garwood and Maxine Wilson co hosted a gathering at Mrs. C. L. Garwood home with games and refreshments. Attendees included Maxine Wilson Gwendolyn Garwood Lloyd Rose John Boling Madeline Bo Jean Poling Eleanor Bledsoe Betty Ruth Ravey Billie Ellis J B Porter Jr Jo Nell Conoley Frank Bledsoe Billy Mann W C Evans Mary Nell Juanita Shaw Miss Haburn Miss Wilson and Mrs Garwood. Diversion Club will meet Thursday at 11 at Mrs Milton Reece 1209 West Eleventh Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwendolyn Garwood
Maxine Wilson
C. L. Garwood
Garwood
Ivis “Wilson
LaHoma Habern
Lloyd Rose
John Boling
Madeline
Bo Jean Poling
Eleanor Bledsoe
Betty Ruth Ravey
Billie Ellis
Milton Reece
West Eleventh Avenue
Progressive Speakers Entertained With Lawn Party
Mr and Mrs F L Stone hosted the Progressive Speakers Club at their home 1307 Jefferson Street for a lawn party Monday evening. A speaking contest featured several members with Arthur C McKay as master of ceremonies. Miss Georgia Kirkman was adjudged winner for Prosperity Ownership Makes for Good Citizenship. this marks her second win in the annual contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Stone
Jefferson Street
Arthur C. McKay
Georgia Kirkman
Miss Kirkman
Raymond Simmers
New York City
Elizabeth Creamer
C. J. Roberts
Harry Simson
Binford Arney
National B P W C Officer To Speak Here Saturday
Miss Char] O Williams first vice president of the National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs will address Amarillo B P W Club district meeting Saturday night. Dinner in the Red Room of the Amarillo Hotel opens the program with local, district and national businesswomen invited to attend. Reservations available by calling listed numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Char] O. Williams
National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Amarillo B
P. W
Amarillo
National Education Association
Parent-Teacher Association
Miss Williams
Mineral Wells
Elizabeth Nixson
Meres Gober
D A R Luncheon and Club Meetings Reported in Llano Estacado Area
Luncheon honors D A R Llano Estacado Chapter board and past regents at Mrs Stanley Marsh home with patriotic decor. We Stitch Em Club guests at Mrs Charles Barkley home. several members absent. Other club events, candle care tips, and upcoming hostesses noted. Summer travel plans of Miss Rena Dillon and Miss BrEtice Johnson reported from Askew Court. Barber Pole Jr born at California Zoological Gardens signals zebra population rise. Cheyenne water study notes Saturday as least popular bath night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llano Estacado
Daughters of the American Revolution
Stanley Marsh
Mesdames
Avery Turner
J. O Curtis
C. L. Kilgore
J. E. Griggs
Alex Davidson
John Maynard
K. J
Charles Barkley
H. M. Walker
Cary Williams
Gertrude Pendergraft
Robert C. Jones
Monroe Street
Los Angeles
Barber Pole
California Zoological Gardens
Patsy
Wise County Reunion Awards Three Attendance Prizes
Former Wise County residents gather June 22 at Palo Duro State Park for a social reunion with impossible prizes. Sam J. Caldwell announces prizes for highest county attendance and best 30 to 45 minute program, with Amarillo and Potter County excluded from competition. The day-long event features an informal program and park exploration. a small park admission fee applies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wise County
Palo Duro State Park
Sam J. Caldwell
Amarillo
Potter County
Caldwell
Palo Duro Park
Park
Farmer builds 42 terraces to curb erosion near Seguin
Seguin, Texas farmer Walter Dreibradt has spent the past three years constructing 42 terraces totaling about 10 miles on his Guadalupe County farm to control erosion. The article also notes albatross nesting behavior with both sexes incubating eggs.
Fraud Suspect Held in Atlanta Connection
A 52 year old mail fraud suspect was held for Atlanta Ga by police in Fort Worth with Deputy Marshal L F Allen assisting. The man and a companion were arrested at a Lake Worth camp after a hospital departure and are linked to the collapse of a bond company in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
U.P
Atlanta
L. FE. Allen
Denton
Lake Worth
Seek Pipe Owners Nabbed by Carson County Officers
Carson County officers searched for ten joints of second hand oil field pipe after three men were arrested in Amarillo for offering the pipe to a junk dealer. Lather Carroll and R. V. McKain, said to live in Borger, were turned over. the third man was released. Officers were Leo Yielding and C. Price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson County
Amarillo
Lather Carroll
R. V. McKain
Leo Yielding
C. ©. Price
Carroll
McKain
Borger
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ente
Entre Nous Club
J. H. Doty
Carolina Street
Odette Bridge Club
John Moore
East Eighth Avenue
Lindy Lou Club
Gene Chapman
North
Kentucky Street
Loney Home Demonstration Club
A. W. Haight
Home Workers Club
R. A Morrison
Fast
Fifth Avenue
Help-Your-Neighbor Club
Addie Lock
W. Y. Alexander
Unity Study Club
Taylor Street
Spanish American War Veterans Auxiliary
American Legion Home
O. W. Club
Frank Hamilton
Lincoln Street
Queen Esther Club
H K Hertner
Hughes Street
O'Clock
Bernard Meyer
Amarillo College Assembly Hall
Stitch and Chatter Club
Dr. Blackburn
North Tyler Street
Bai
Mr. White
White
BOR and Beauty Shop
Edward G, Robinson
Artcraft
America
Whit Chiffon
Chifon
Kirk
National B
Rena Dillon
Brettice Johnson
Denver
Colo
Askew Court
Polk Street
Bath Unpopular
Cheyenne
Wyo
Parks-Hawkins
Tacoma
Wash
First Church of the Nazarene
Fourteenth Avenue
Floyd W. Hawkins
Hawkins
Parks
R. M. Parks
Polk St
Montessori
Vernon Hogan
Jim
Lux
Mrs. Jim
Say Automotive Engineers
Timken
Conoco
Continental Oil Company
Conoco Travel Bureau
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