Social Calendar Tonight and Tuesday
Community clubs and sororities host events at the Federation Club Rooms, W C A building and local venues. Activities include cotillions, gym classes, teen gatherings, music recitals, Red Cross sewing, 4-H and AAU chapters, church services, and officers meetings across Lincoln Street Polk Street and Tyler Street venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Officers Wives Club
Red Crosse
Avenue D
Fourth Street
A. A
Officers Club
Miss Evelyn Blackburn Weds C Richard Wagner Jr in Amarillo
Miss Evelyn Higinbotham of Amarillo married C Richard Wagner Jr the son of Mrs Mary Wagner of Galion Ohio in a First Presbyterian Church ceremony. Rites featured Liszt and D Elhardelot organ music and Tschaikowsky through the service. The bride, a Rice Institute alumna, wore a gray gabardine suit and an orchid corsage. The couple planned a Colorado trip then to reside in Amarillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn H. Blackburn
BE. L. Higinbotham
Amarillo
C. Richard Wagner, Jr
Mary M. Wagner
Galion
Ohio
First Presbyterian Church
R. Thomsen
Eloise Gipson
Liszt
D'Hardelot
Tschaikowsky
Wagner
Mendelssohn
Higinbotham
Parker Street
Colorado
Rice Institute
Houston
Hagg
Harrington
Marsh
Colorado School of Mines
Sigma Alpha F Epsilon
Pure Oil Company
Christian Woman's Council appoints committees for year
The West Amarillo Christian Woman's Council met in the church parlor with 21 members and 4 guests. Mrs. J. W. Darby led prayer, Mrs. Norwood gave a devotional, and Mrs. Merriman presided as committees were formed and plans set for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
H. F. Norwood
Darby
Ima Wales
the Apostle
J. T. Merriman
Aunt Nan on washing, marriage, and modern laundry
Aunt Nan argues that modern laundry service saves women from back breaking home washday. She notes Abigail never married, recalls a twenties engagement, and describes a laundry owner as a former sweetheart. The column endorses professionally laundered clothes and ends with a rhubarb pie and company dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abigail
Red Cross Hospital Workers Honored With Dinner
Red Cross assistant field director Miss Virginia Moats and hospital social worker Mrs. Joe Stewart were honored with a dinner at Madsen's Dining Room. The pair are resigning from Ama rillo Army Air Field Hospital and were presented gifts by hospital Red Cross staff. Attending were Bernice Helsek Joell Wells Evelyn DeGraw Kay O'Malley Forrest Steen Doris Madson Laraine Grieder Nez Madson and Mrs Beth Ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Moats
Red Cross
Amarillo Army Air Field Hospital
Joe Stewart
Madsen
Station Hospital
Bernice Helsek
Joell Wells
Evelyn DeGraw
Kay O'Malley
Forrest Steen
Doris Madson
Laraine Grieder
Nez Madson
Beth Ball
Redus Couple Honored At Shower And Supper
Mr and Mrs L J Redus were honored with a shower and Dutch supper at 715 North Fillmore Street Saturday night. Hosts included Mr and Mrs E L Moore Mr and Mrs Jack Thomas Mr and Mrs L L Bowman and Gladys Norvell. Attendees listed include Mr and Mrs S McQuirk Mr and Mrs Dick Conk Mr and Mrs D C White Mr and Mrs W Kilpatrick Gladys Barnett A B E Wright and Oscar Gamble. Dr and Mrs W C House attended a church conference in Tulsa for the South Central jurisdictional meeting of the Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Redus
North Fillmore Street
E. L. Moore
Jack Thomas
L. L. Bowman
Gladys Norvell
S. McQuirk
Dick Conk
D. C. White
W. Kilpatrick
Gladys Barnett
A. BE. Wright
Oscar Gamble
W. C. House
Tulsa
South Central
The
Methodist Church
Huddle Club Welcomes New Sponsor At Tea Event
Mrs. Arthur Ware is introduced as the Huddle Club's new sponsor while Miss Mary Glenn Meyers visits from Chicago. Tea at Miss Elizabeth Farr's home features pink and white decor and a corsage for the guest of honor. New officers take over and barbecue plans are announced for Thursday at Patty Jo Marshall's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Ware
Huddle Club
Mary Glenn Meyers
Chicago
Elizabeth Farr
Palo Duro Street
Ware
Red Roses Club
Mary Lou Hamlett
LaNell Ekelund
Martha McCarter
Betty Ravey
Betty Miller
Jane Flesher
Betty Brainerd
Peggy Cleghorn
Caroline Clark
Ellen Cavener
Charlotte Harrison
Patsy Younger
Alice Barnes
Moletta McGaughey
Louise Little
Anna Nelson
Nellabeth Cox
Pat Jones
Patty Jo Marshall
Ruth Glass
Emalee Prichard
Jean Clark
Jane Sneed
Nila Jean Farr
Frances Wright
Tennessee Street
Miss Myers
Miss Marshall
Palo Duro Club
Mercy's Sake Kit Bags Ready For Navy Care Packages
Navy kit bags cut and ready for distribution to sewing clubs with Red Cross volunteers in uniforms lining up to manage the effort. Navy Mother's Club receives first bundle as demand for kit bags exceeds supply. The project supports the Horse Show proceeds and the Mobile Canteen Unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
M. T. Johnson
Navy Mother's Club
Scotty MacNichols
Wes Izzard
Red Cross
Christian Church Youths Spend Week End at Palo Duro Club
Members of the First Christian Church Young People Department vacationed at the Palo Duro Club. Activities included swimming hiking and a fire roasted wienie session. Chaperones were Mrs. John Fe Hill Mrs. Al Whitaker Mrs. Jess Briscoe Miss Lois Swick and Dr. R C Snodgrass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Palo Duro Club
Young People's Department
The
First Christian Church
Marry Frank Livers
John FE. Hill
al Whitaker
Jess Briscoe
Lois Swick
R. C Snodgrass
Bobby Leachman
Elizabeth Farr
Jerry Briscoe
Lorna Beth McCormick
Kenneth Lanham
Dot Wagoner
Wayne Daniels
Annabel Mast
Bill Hankinson
Virginia Lee Zollar
James Paschal
Marty Lou Weisenman
Mack Settle
Virginia Smith
Annabel Settle
John FE. Hill, Jr
Ruby Pratt
Katherine Miller
Mary Frank Livers
Opening of Offices at Oliver Eakie Building
Announce the opening of offices in the 411 Oliver Eakie Building with contact numbers 2-5828 for the office and 2-4624 for residence. The notice provides locations and telephone lines for inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Eakie
City Lake Still Dry Despite Heavy Rains
City Lake near Amarillo remains dry despite recent heavy rainfall. N. V. Moss, superintendent of the water department, noted a single night rain filled only a small portion of the lake bed, then vanished. The lake, once 500 to 600 acres, is closed to picnickers for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Lake
N. V. Moss
Municipal Water Department
Amarillo
No One Injured in Sidewalk Collision
A sidewalk collision on Wichita Street between Lincoln and Johnson Streets left one pedestrian and one bicycle rider involved. Jimmy Webb knocked a man down during the incident, reducing the cyclist's confidence and the pedestrian's poise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Webb
Wichita Street
Lincoln
Johnson Streets
Radio executive joins Texas War Chest committee
Alex Keese assistant general manager of the Taylor Howe Snow den group of radio stations is named a member of the radio sub committee for the United War Chest of Texas chairman of the
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Keese
Taylor-Howe-Snowden
United War Chest of Texas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Buster
Arizona
Martha Buster
Harricon Street
Tucson
Siama Alpha Epsilon Sorority
Federation Club
Cotillion Club
Mia
Jim Bynum
Polk Street
Lincoln Street
W. C
Cleta Linda Holland
Myers Music Mart
Tyler Street
Amarilla Rebekah Lodge
O. O. F. Hall
Khiva Temple
Bushland Home Demonstration Club
A. B Brooks
Gem Lake Ponl
Y Wca
Lester J. Vick
I. Ww
Nu Phi Mu Sorority
Bushland
Leona Rea
Daughters of the King
AAU
Trin Division
1. C. O. F. Hall
Christian Woman's Council
Nan
City Council
Charlie Chaplin
Panhandle Laundry
Red Cross Hospital
Mrs. L. J. Redus
Gray
White & Kirk
Elizabeth Arden
Tropics
Bonita
Leola Tuttle
Order of the Eastern Star
Khiva Shrine
Clara Goodnight
Eastern Star
Norway
Globe-News
Lydia E. Pinkham
Army
Miles Bivins
Third
KGNC
P. L. Reppert
West Amarillo Christian Church
J. E. Lovelady
Edith Ziriax
Cleveland
Joe Sneed
Roberts-Olver Lumber Company
Allen
Madden
Marie Earle
Herbert
G. Welton Gross
Osteopathic
Mary
Alice
Blue Jay Masters
Bauer & Black
Kendoi Company
War Chest
A Polk
Mary Adell Miner
Tony Bowles
Acme Cleaners
Service
Allied van Lines
Bie
Arthur ST
Eas Portiaues
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