Woman's Council Elects Officers at First Christian Church
Mrs. H. A. Shaw was re elected and installed president of the Woman s Council of the First Christian Church at the Wednesday afternoon business meeting. Officers include S H Madden Hoover Wolflin Woodpurn McEachern Triplett Wheatley Hutchings Snodgrass Loving and Boxwell with several counselors. Circle chairmen are named for seven circles led by Mrs Larney Barnes John Hill E E Boxwell Boozer H H Hall Curry Smith and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Shaw
Woman's Council of the
First Christian Church
S. H. Madden
C. D. Hoover
Frank Wolflin
Charles Woodpurn
W. H. McEachern
Triplett
Ray Wheatley
H. Boozer
H. H. Hall
Curry Smith
Annual Flag Day Garden Party and Club Gatherings
Civine TODAY announces the 11th annual Flag Day garden party at Ellwood Park from 5 to 6. Woodmen Circle hosts at the W O W Hall at 6. Children's Story Hour at Potter County Library at 10. Knights of Sir Galahad meet at Parish House of St Andrew's Episcopal at 8. Business and Professional Women's Club District No 1 dinner with Miss Charl O Williams at Amarillo Hotel Red Room at 7:30. Mrs J 8S Bradley and Circle No 8 hosted by Mrs Wheatley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Alden Society of
Ellwood Park
Order of Knights of
Sir Galahad
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Business and Professional Women's Clubs
District No. 1
Charl O. Williams
Red
Amarillo
Mother Benton Class Hosts Silver Tea at Home of Mrs Cradit
The Mother Benton Class of First Christian Church hosted a silver tea at 2210 Hayden Street Tuesday afternoon with roses as decorations. In the receiving line were Mesdames Benton and others, with musical numbers by Cayla Hilton Johnson, Margaret Harris, and Harriet Collard, followed by readings and vocal solos. Guests listing included numerous local ladies and several named for calling and presiding duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Harrison
Bates Witt
Coyla Hilton Johnson
Clyde B. Adams
E. C. Nelson, Jr
P. W. VanDiver
B. F. Gibbons
E. R. Cox
Pem Denton
J. T. Simmonds
J. B. Benton
Margaret Cradit
Harriet Ann Collard
Margaret Harris
Cleo Bradley
Auxiliary Entertains With Silver Tea at Playhouse
The Woman's Auxiliary of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church hosted a silver tea at the Playhouse on a Wednesday afternoon. Decor featured red roses and larkspur, with a program organized by Mrs. Gladys M. Glenn. Proceeds fund a Y P S L delegate to the Lubbock conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Playhouse
Gladys M. Glenn
Elaine Loving
Frances Giffard
Elizabeth Miller
Mary Wiseman
Billy Anderson
Doa Caldwell
Harriet Zukav
Joan Powell
Robert Emery
Tim Miller
Katharyn Walker
Ardath Johnson
Lucille Palmer
Julius Mendel
Grace McAfee
Joan Robertson
Betty Ann Causey
Ann Price
Constance Fuqua
Katharyn Miller
Frances Gifford
Mrs. Glenn
Lucille M. Stubstad
Minnie Lee Alestin-Solnick
Lubbock
Cakes Are Scored At Club Meeting In Pleasant Valley
Sixteen cakes were scored at the Thrifty Homemaker Demonstration Club gathering held at Mrs. Gene St. Cloud's residence in Pleasant Valley. First places went to Mrs. S. E. Sellers jelly rolls and white cake, Mrs. W. T. Sherrill angel food cake, Mrs. J. E. Adelman yellow sponge cake, Mrs. St. Cloud leaf cake, Mrs. Dorsey B. Smith butter cake, and Mrs. Grady Blair devils food cake. Roll call brought quarterly reports from attendees including Mrs. F. C. Wendt, Mrs. S. E. Sellars, Mrs. Dorsey B. Smith, Roy Cornelius, and others. J. C. Reid attended as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thrifty Home Demonstration Club
Gene St. Cloud
Pleasant Valley
S. E. Sellers
W. T. Sherrill
J. E. Adelman
St. Cloud
Dorsey B. Smith
Grady Blair
Mesdames F. C
Betty Jeanette Bridge Club Entertained at Home
Mrs. L. F. Hornel hosted the Betty Jeanette Bridge Club on Tuesday afternoon. After bridge a brief meeting elected Mrs. Garland Warlick to membership. Arthur Price won high, O. P. Dunlap second, L. F. Hoarel low, Warlick traveling. Guests and hostesses were served refreshments. The next meeting is set for June 25 at Mrs. Dunlap’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Hornel
Betty Jeanette
Garland Warlick
Arthur Price
O. P. Dunlap
L. F. Hoarel
Neal Cooper
Frank Loper
J. W. Thompson
John Sandifer
Dunlap
North
Buchanan Street
Energetic Sewing Club entertained by Mrs L Quinn
The Energetic Sewing Club met Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. L. Quinn. Guests included Mrs. W. P. Quinn and Mrs. Ross Hare. Members present were Mesdames J. H. Anderson, T. M. Bundy, C. F. E. Gilmer, W. A. Goodman, C. Guthrie, R. A. Haley, O. N. Mullins, B. T. Ross, S. A. Tibbetts, R. M. Gardner, and the hostess. The next meeting will be with Mrs. L. L. Saunders at 902 Louisiana Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Quinn
W. P. Quinn
Ross Hare
Mesdames J. H. Anderson
T. M. Bundy
C. FE. Gilmer
W. A. Goodman
Co. C. Guthrie
R A Haley
O N. Mullins
B. T. Ross
S. A. Tibbetts
R. M. Gardner
Beryl Needle Club Holds Meeting at Shaw Home
Members of the Beryl Needle Club gathered Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. A C Shaw's 1904 Fillmore Street. Refreshments were served to Mesdames Branum Cliff Yarsen Privitt Reeves Smith Spangler Weaver Williams and the hostess. The group will host a covered dish supper for husbands next Tuesday at 7 at Mrs J A Wills 401 Florida Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beryl Needle Club
A. C. Shaw
Fillmore Street
R. S. Branum
Carl G Cliff
Carl Yarsen
G. M. Privitt
D. M. Reeves
I. V. Smith
R. R Spangler
G. K. Weaver
H. A. Williams
J. A. Wills
Florida Street
Mellroy boy sails to Camp Sacramento for summer
Joe Harvey Mellroy nine year old son of Mr and Mrs W W Mellroy 1606 Van Buren Street left last weekend for Camp Sacramento New Mexico where he will spend most of the summer as a camper
Nominating Committee Names Officers for West Amarillo C E Society
The nominating committee of the Senior Christian Endeavor Society at West Amarillo Christian Church met at Florence Taylor’s home. Officers elected include Virginia Pearl Morrison president Jimmy Marlatt vice president Hele Lintecum secretary Gus Goodnight treasurer Jack Bell social committee Roger White lookout committee Betty Arterburn social service Bertha Marie Wolfe prayer meeting committee Gladys Hastings pianist Verlon Twaddell song leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society of the
West Amarillo Christian Church
Florence Taylor
West Fifteenth Avenue
Virginia Pearl Morrison
Jimmy Marlatt
Hele Lintecum
Gus Goodnight
Jack Bell
Roger White
Betty Arterburn
Bertha Marie Wolfe
Gladys Hastings
Verlon Twaddell
Cake Demonstration For Pleasant Valley Club
Miss Mary Sitton led a cake scoring demonstration for the Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club at Mrs. E L Butterfield's home. Wn Martin won first and A P Black took second in angel food cake. guests included Mrs. Jack Jerman and Mrs. Jess Hunsaker. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Slack's home with Mrs. McBride in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sitton
Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club
E. L. Butterfield
W. N. Martin
Angel Food
A. P. Black
Jack Jerman
Jess Hunsaker
Ray Alexander
H. A. Turner
Charles Bebout
Quincy Ford
H. 8. Moore
Everett McBride
Jess Walter
H. J. Pankratz
L. Butterfield
Mrs Stoneham Hosts Grace Wells Circle Meeting
The Grace Wells Circle of the First Baptist Church met at 1616 Hayden Street hosted by Mrs J D Stoneham with Mrs John Conrady as assistant. The devotional and lesson on Aged Ministers were led by Mrs L L Pinkerton followed by poems, talks on Priests Won to Christ and Stewardship, and a social hour with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Wells
First Baptist Church
JD. Stoneham
Hayden Street
John Conrady
Robert B. Burnett
L. L. Pinkerton
H. FE. Peery
S. F. Pelton
Christ
N. J. Ballard
George Klock
H. E. Perry
J.B. Gray
F. Pelton
C. B. Richardson
F. C. Price
Terry Baker
J. P. LeNeveu
B. E. Finch
Frank Walton
D. B. Robertson
M. M. Mayfield
A. Sauer
H. F. McPherson
Minnie Murrell
Louise Conrady
Doris Stoneham
Mesdames
K. W. Freeman
G. K. Timby
How to Judge Good Beef and One Dish Luncheon Feature
Advice on selecting quality beef notes bright red lean meat white fat and high meat to bone ratio plus smooth cut surfaces and firm texture. Then a one dish luncheon featuring rice as a family favorite option.
Dark Cot ton Dresses Set City Wear Tone
For the first time in years cot ton dresses in dark shades become correct city wear. Dark crashes sheets and piques are used to fashion a three piece suit that conveys a touch of formality.
Johnson Flays New Deal In Magazine Story
New York June 14 Gen Hugh S Johnson criticizes the administration in the American Magazine article urging an end to “reckless churning” and a clear presidential policy to restore business activity and public confidence. He argues for concrete decisions rather than vague promises and warns of ongoing uncertainty. A separate note reports Albert J Bovay’s will leaving 2000 pounds to St Alban’s Church England asking for the carpet to be removed and replaced with a bright one, reflecting his view on church decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American
Hugh
Johnson
Albert J. Bovay
St. Alban's Church
Teddington
England
Bovay
Persia
Toeless Stockings Debut for Sandals in London
London reports the introduction of toeless stockings designed for sandal wear. The brief item notes fashion innovation with a June 14 date and hints at a trend toward open footwear and legwear adaptable to warm weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Junior Opera Club Seeks Young Singers for July Show
Rehearsals underway for a snap Py comedy performance. Open to singers aged 6 to 16. Enroll now with EMIL F. MYERS, Director at 1322 Tyler. Phone 6766. Parents urged to enroll their children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler
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Woman’s Council
Woodmen
W. O
Potter County
J. 8S. Bradley
Circle No
Wheatley
Amarilles
Tarpler
Junkin
Polk
Evangeline
Oxfords
Mother Benton
Betty Jeanette Club
Mrs. L. Quinn
Joe Harvey
MeIlroy
W. Mellroy
Sacramento
New Mexico
Jor Harvey McIlroy
C. E. Committee
Mrs. Stoneham
Palais-Royal
Opera Club
Iolanthe
Emil F. Myers
Lex
Ravi Lry CO
Pork
Zale
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