New Officers Installed for Palo Duro Chapter
Palo Duro Chapter of the National Secretaries Association installed new officers at a dinner at the Herring Hotel. Retiring president Mrs. Sybil May led the ceremony with a rainbow theme. New officers include Dorothy Peery vice president Lucille Hogge recording secretary LaFern Scott corresponding secretary and Mrs. Sybil May treasurer with Mrs. Lutie Hume Beadle.
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Palo Duro
National Secretaries Association
Herring Hotel
Sybil May
Ident
Dorothy Peery
Lucille Hogge
LaFern Scott
Lutie Hume Beadle
Pat Armstrong
Kate Lock
Thelma Cheshire
Beth Ya
Miss Betty Murry Heads to Gatesville for Two-Week Visit
Miss Betty Murry of 310 A Prospect will travel tonight to Gatesville to stay two weeks with her parents, Mr and Mrs Clarence Murry.
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Gatesville
Betty Murry
Clarence Murry
Collins Class Luncheon Plans Summer Activities
San Jacinto Methodist Church Mother Collins Class discussed summer plans. They will provide paper sack lunches in July and August and hold a bazaar in November. Mrs. J. P. Teaff led devotional and Mrs. Alice Hood with Mrs. Bertha Sullivan led singing. Seatings covered 18 members and four visitors.
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San Jacinto Methodist Church
Queen Esther Club Elects Officers at First Meeting
The Queen Esther Club will hold its first meeting of the year this evening at 8 o clock in the home of Mrs. Lydia Singleton 1511 Crockett. Officers will be elected.
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Queen Esther Club
Lydia Singleton
Crockett
Sisters Return From Visits In Childress And Palo Duro
Four sisters Mrs. M. D. Vinson Mrs. Ruth Grundy Mrs. Verna Edwards and Mrs. Jesse Huckaby have returned home after visiting each other in Childress and Palo Duro Apartments.
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M. D. Vinson
Childress
Ruth Grundy
Palo Duro
Verna Edwards
West Twentieth
Jesse Huckaby
Amarillo Garden Club Plans Picnic and Chrysanthemum Show
Woman's Page reports Amarillo Garden Club meeting features talks by Mrs. B C Elliott on flower shows and Miss Anna I Hibbets on birds. Club plans chrysanthemum show in October and garden tour in September, plus a July 10 picnic at Ellwood Park. A film The Plant Speaks is set for July 12.
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Amarillo
Garden Club
Federation Club
B. C. Elliott
Anna I. Hibbets
Elwood Clark
Elliott
P. D. Berthelot
Ellwood Park
Calloway Oliver
J. A. Kendall
OES Chapter Opens Year in Bonita Khiva Temple Meeting
Bonita Chapter 184 Order of the Eastern Star began the year with 65 attendees in Khiva Temple. Mrs. Iona Jones introduced and spoke as past grand matron, District 2, Section 2. Lallah Mae Vallas will visit Bonita and Amarillo Chapters June 26. A review of last year’s activities was given by Mrs. Luda Beth Hancock.
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Bonita
Order of the Eastern Star
Khiva Temple
Iona Jones
Grand Chapter
Texas
Singleton
Lallah Mae Vallas
Amarillo
Luda Beth Hancock
Jewell Lewis
Maribel Fields
B.S. Smith
Amanda Moreland
Bertha Vogel
Fannin
Leona Streetman
Marvin McCuan
Bride Elect Narcille Morrison Honored at Party
Miss Narcille Morrison bride elect of Charles Mallendar was the guest of honor at a miscellaneous show er last evening hosted by Misses Mary Litle and Jimmie Morrison at the Litle home 1714 Van Buren. Mrs A R Morrison kept the bride’s book and Miss Morrison managed the blue and white table with white carnation centerpiece. About 25 guests attended.
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Narcille Morrison
Charles Mallendar
Mary Litle
Jimmie Morrison
Litle
van ‘Buren
A. R. Morrison
Miss Morrison
Birthday Dance Honors Miss Nance at YWCA
Miss Sherwin Ann Nance, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Nance of 1109 West Twentieth, was honored at a formal birthday dance last night at the YWCA. Red and white decorations complemented a cake with red rosebuds. Out-of-town guests included cousins Bonnie Beth and Chris Nance of San Saba, and aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Nance of San Saba, with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. John Nance of Lometa. About thirty guests attended the program.
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Sherwin Ann Nance
C. E. Nance
West Twentieth
YWCA
Bonnie Beth
Chris Nance
San Saba
W. W. Nance
John Nance
Lometa
Thief Steals 1939 Ford Pickup from Dudley Home
Police hunt for a 1939 Ford pickup stolen yesterday from G. M. Dudley at 1207 North Filmore. The theft occurred in a residential area prompting a citywide lookout. Police request any sightings or information leading to recovery and suspect identification.
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G. M. Dudley
North Fillmore
Visiting Here With Mrs Elsie Arthur
Mrs. Elsie Arthur of Kansas City visits Mr and Mrs Roy Beard at 2807 Jackson. She will stay in the area for several weeks.
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Elsie Arthur
Kansas City
Roy Beard
Jackson
Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club Meets at Pankratz Home
County Club Hears Agent Pauline Lakey discuss testing pressure cookers and sugar substitutes with members. Mrs. J. H. Johnson named delegate to the state convention in Amarillo in August. June 26 meeting slated at Mrs. Jack Jerman’s home at 120 East Central.
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Pleasant Valley
P. C. Pollard
L. O. Biggers
Frank Webb
Lee Williamson
Francis Ogden
H. C. Gentry
Homer Davis
J. H. Johnson
H. L. Henderson
T. H. Armstrong
A. B. Martin
Jack Jerman
W. T. Willis
Pauline Lakey
East Central
Our Relationship With Russia study meeting
Mrs. Vernon Stanley led the Tenth Avenue Methodist Church Woman's Society of Christian Service yesterday afternoon in an informal study titled Our Relationship With Russia. Attendees included Mrs. Alice Hester and Mrs. E Tolleson along with several other members and guests.
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Vernon Stanley
Tenth Avenue Methodist Church
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Russia
Alice Hester
E. Tolleson
D. H. Perdue
E. Lee Stanford
B. W. Wilson
A. R. Carrigan
Zetta Jensen
George Shull
P. H. Norman
C. H. Nunley
J. D. Anderson
Vernon
Bee Brand Insect Powder and Spray Advertised by McCormick
The ad by Dr. Amos E. Badertscher promotes Bee Brand Insect Powder for ants roaches silverfish and bedbugs and Bee Brand Insect Spray fortified with 1 DDT for quick control of flies and mosquitoes. It notes wartime production amounts and claims safety for children and pets with complete directions on each container and an offer to receive a copy of The Truth about DDT.
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McCormick & Company, Inc
Baltimore 2
Society Meeting Set for Mrs. George Shull Home
Stanley and visitor Mrs. Jones of Clovis New Mexico will attend a social session next week on Wednesday at 2 30 p m at the home of Mrs. George Shull 3500 East Seventh.
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Stanley
Jones
Clovis
N. M
George Shull
East Seventh
Mission Guild Bridge Party Hostess Leads Spring Sendoff
Mrs. M. E. Savage of 2400 Tyler hosted the Little Flower Mission Guild of Sacred Heart Cathedral yesterday. Twelve guests joined in a bridge game with refreshments, marking the last social event until fall as rooms gleamed with garden flowers.
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M. E. Savage
Tyler
Little Flower Mission Guild
Sacred Heart Cathedral
Society Is Entertained by Buchanan Street Church Women
Members of the Woman's Society of Christian Service at Buchanan Street Methodist Church were entertained yesterday afternoon at Mrs. J. P. Wrather's home. The program covered the Africa lesson with Mesdames Gates Wrather Edwards Cook and Maness participating. A brief business meeting followed under Mrs. J. R. Moore, president.
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Woman's Society of Christian Service
Buchanan Street Methodist Church
J. P. Wrather
N. Taylor
Africa
Mesdames P. H. Gates
Wrather
Bruce Edwards
Alma Cook
L. P. Maness
J. R. Moore
Social hour refreshments served to local ladies and guests
During the social hour refreshments were served to Mesdames P. H. Gates J. R. Moore F. K. Marshall H. L. Sharp Bruce Edwaris Co. L. Thompson C. H. Mills J. E. Fisher Alma Cook Louis Daughetee J. H. Powell J. P. Wrather L. P. Maness and R. G. Wood.
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P. H. Gates
J. R. Moore
F. K. Marshall
H. L. Sharp
Bruce Edwaris
Co. L. Thompson
C. H. Mills
J. E. Fisher
Alma Cook
Louis Daughetee
J. H. Powell
J. P. Wrather
L. P. Maness
R. G. Wood
Society meeting at Mrs Powell's home for auto product talks
About 300 products from 56 countries are discussed as the society gathers at the home of Mrs J H Powell 1900 Fillmore to review developments in American automobiles.
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United States
Relief for Worn Out Feet with Oil-O-Sol
An old style ad promises relief for aching feet from fatigue and burning. It touts Oil-O-Sol as a cooling antiseptic with quickly working ingredients to speed relief and restore happy feet, urging purchase at druggists with a money back satisfaction guarantee.
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Mosse
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Collins
S. Polk
Brocon's Hat Shop
Buckley's
Amarillo Garden Club
OES
Lydia E. PI
Raglan
Biacxsur ‘Bros
County Club
Casella
Cretney Drug Stores
Amos E. Badertscher
Laura Lee
Cacdern As
Someor Yow
Mission Guild Bridge Party
Fillmore
Schilling
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