Birthday Party for Fred E Cornelius
The third birthday of Fred E Cornelius ITI was celebrated with a party hosted by his mother at 2109 Fillmore Street. Games, refreshments, and a Flag Day motif marked the gathering with many friends and relatives attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred E. Cornelius
ITI
Ed FE. Cornelius, Jr
Fillmore Street
Dolores Bush
Stanley Pittman
Barbara Blansett
Barbara Ann Fowler
Rex Stewart Daniell
Billy Neal Cross
Mary Lee Boling
Dorothy Jean
Jacqueline Melton
Jerry Don
Nancy Buckner
Bill Felerabend
Patsy Fairey
Johnny Nicholas
Meschames
H. H. Darnell, Jr
Jack Melton
Fred Warren
J. H. Blansett
Ed Pittman
Charles Felerabend
Ruth Faye Garrison
Inez Colleen Kearns and Edward Eugene Cooper Marry
Announcement details the marriage of Inez Colleen Kearns of Shattuck Oklahoma to Edward Eugene Cooper in Woodward Oklahoma on Sunday morning May 30. Mr and Mrs William Hyde Cooper accompanied the couple to Woodward and the bride studied at St Anthony's Hospital nurses training school. Mr Cooper is the son of Mr and Mrs Wads H Cooper of Amarillo and attended Amarillo High School. The couple resides here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Colleen Kearns
Shattuck
Okla
Edward Eugene Cooper
Woodward
William Hyde Cooper
St. Anthony's Hospital
Cooper
Wads H. Cooper
Fillmore Street
Amarillo High School
Thrifty Club Demonstration On Vegetables
Miss Mary Sitton demonstrated cooking vegetables at the Thrifty Home Demonstration Club meeting held yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Kay Baird's home. Refreshments were served to several guests and members. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Baland's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sitton
Thrifty Home Demonstration Club
Kay Baird
Masdames Bell Oliver
J. R. Wallace
J. W. Pate
Miss Bitton
Moesdames Grady Blair
W. T. Sherrill
Lee Williamson
J. W. McKee
Ray Baland
Walter Sikes
FB. D Reid
D. H. Scoby
Mra
Baland
Esther McCrory Chapter DAR Observes Flag Day
Esther McCrory Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution observed Flag Day at a Rose Bowl luncheon. Newly installed regent Mrs. John S. Humphreys presided. The group, about 50 members and guests, adjourned as activities pause until September with Constitution Day plans at Amarillo College and yearbooks distributed by Miss Florence McMurtry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther McCrory
Daughters of the American Revolution
Rose Bowl
John 8S. Humphreys
Amarillo College
Florence McMurtry
LaNelle Reid Celebrates Sixth Birthday Party
LaNelle Reid marked her sixth birthday with a party at her parents home at 1502 Hayden Street on Friday afternoon. Unrda Marie Byers led a reading and guests enjoyed games and refreshments. Attendees included Bette Jo Chance, Brite Bauckman, William Fomby, Farris Salomy, Don Reid, Don Bob Reid, Harry Neal, and Varda Marie Byers, with Mrs Reid assisted by Mesdames GC F Neal, Don H Reid, and Rex Reid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Nelle Reid
Hayden Street
Unrda
Marie Byers
Bette Jo Chance
Brite Bauckman
William Fomby
Farris Salomy
Don Reid
Don Bob Reid
Harry Neal
Varda Marie Byers
Mra. Reid
Mesdames GC. F. Neal
Don H. Reid
Rex Reid
Three Girls to Give Piano and Voice Recital
Mrs Leslie Hills Bradford of Wilson Studios presents Shaheen Barker Maxine Ratcliffe and Betty Ward in a piano and voice recital at the Studios 1012 Harrison Street Thursday night at 8 15. The 14 year olds open with modern piano works then perform Humperdincks Hansel and Gretel in costume with Sharleen Barker as Hansel Betty Ward as Gretel Maxine Ratcliff as the Mother and Mrs Bradford as Peter the Father. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Hills Bradford
Wilson Studins of Music
Shaheen Barker
Maxine Ratcliffe
Betty Ward
Harrison Street
Humperdinck
Hansel and Gretel
Sharleen Barker
Howes Receives Surprise Birthday at Home
William M. Howes was honored with a surprise birthday at his home on 718 North Cleveland Street Saturday evening. Games of 42 and bridge provided entertainment. Refreshments served to Mesdames Treva Hilton V FP Mann Betty Rodgers and others and Messrs A FE Womble Jess T. Merriman C BE McPherson R H Howes Tommy Dixon and William M Howes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Howes
North
Cleveland Street
Mesdames
Treva Hilton
V. FP. Mann
Betty Rodgers
A. FE. Womble
Jess T. Merriman
C. BE. McPherson
R. H. Howes
Tommy Dixon
Introducing Young Amarilloans
Little Miss Joan Fay Motch is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack Motch. She is two and a half years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Fay Motch
Jack Motch
Dozen and One Club Meets With Mrs Will Thompson
The Dozen and One Club met at 1300 Van Buren Street with Mrs. Will Thompson hosting. Attendees included Mesdames Bragg Conner Patton Blackburn Williams Sptton Wood Coffee Barton Barton Heyser Goldy and guest Mrs. R M Faneworth. Garden flowers served as decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Thompson
van Buren Street
Mesdames
Bragg
Edgar Conner
L. W. Patton
C. J. Blackburn
Sarah T. Williams
Carl Sptton
Dave Wood
George Barton
John Barton
L. D. Heyser
W. M. Goldy
R. M. Faneworth
TACK LETTERS SEEK HOUSEWORK AND BOARD OPPORTUNITIES
A fragment notice from Texico New Mexico offers a permanent farm living arrangement with room and board for a suitable woman. It requests inquiries to Tack Tam and includes references, boasting work in light house duties and childcare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tack
Texico
New Mexico
Tack Tam
Tam
North
Grant Street
Edna
Madison Street
Cardu Medicine Promoted For Female Health Relief
An old, misspelled notice touts Cardu as a remedy for female fatigue and monthly problems. It claims improved strength and digestion, with a recommendation by a doctor or vendor. The ad invites trial and urges consultation if no benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardu
Cardat
Waren
Mary
Police on Duty In City Parks In Ama rillo
Police maintain park patrols from dusk to dawn after vandalism to playground equipment. Ocean waves project repaired and returning to operation. Chester Fitz, superintendent of parks, notes most damaged items have been replaced and praises park conditions after rains. A missing squirrel at Ellwood Park remains a mystery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Chester Fitz
Fllwood Park
Amarillo Chamber Program Tops U S Model Work Plans
Amarillo's chamber program is ranked No 1 among U S models by The American City Bureau of Cleveland. Rochester N Y and Birmingham Ala also listed as model programs. Bureau sent copies to Carl Hinton Amarillo Chamber of Commerce vice president and general manager. The Amarillo plan reflects ideas from pre campaign meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Chamber of Commerce
United States
Bureau
Cleveland
Rochester
N. Y
Birmingham
Ala
Carl Hinton
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce
Hamblen Named Manager Of Fox Drug Store No 2
R B Hamblen Amarillo druggist has accepted the manager post at Fox Drug Co Store No 2 located at Fourth Avenue and Pierce Street He previously spent five years with Randal drug stores and led Randal Drug No 1 at 500 Taylor Street as manager and buyer Fox Drug is one of Amarillos oldest stores serving long time customers from the city and nearby territory
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Hamblen
R. BR. Hamblen
Amarillo
Fox Drug Co
Fourth Avenue
Pierce Street
Hamblen
Randal Drug Stores
Randal Drug
Taylor Street
Randal Organization
Fox Drug
Amarillo Delegation Plans Visit to ABC Convention
Amarillo's ABC Club prepares a delegation led by president Roy Burke to attend the national American Business Club convention in Cleveland. The three day event runs Thursday through Saturday, with locals Mr and Mrs Dee Leachman Mr and Mrs Ernest Northcutt Mr and Mrs Rolla Cartwright and Mrs Burke traveling to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
American Business Club
Cleveland
ABC
Roy Burke
Dee Leachman
Ernest Northcutt
Rolla Cartwright
Burke
Is It Raining In Mexico or In Canada
Miss Ruth Brownley head of the AAA tourist bureau in Dallas notes many odd road questions from travelers. She handles 75 to 100 inquiries daily at the Dallas office while on a personal travel visit she stopped in Amarillo to see the Grand Canyon and to visit Mrs. W. B. Amacker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Brownley
The
Automobile Association of America
Dallas
Miss Brownley
Amarillo
Grand Canyon
W. B. Amacker
Daily Courses for Children Invite Attendance
Daily courses run from 9 to 11 in the morning and 2 to 4 in the afternoon. Children aged four to fifteen are invited to attend the classes.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Inez Colleen Kearns and
Edward Eugene Cooper Marry
Thrifty
Baird
Dar
LaNelle Reid
Wiliam M. Howes
Domito Cane Sugar
Puget Ne
Ozarka
B. B. Holland
Nelda Lee Sparks
Betty Jo Dick
Virginia Vogel
Kathryn Vogel
Rena Belle Akenson
Dorothy Lou Vowel
Edna Dunaway
Amarillo Christian Church
Snippers’ Club
Pr. FE
P. FE. QO
Lubbock
Clovis
Tucumcart
Panhandle
Amarillo Country Club
Order of
Brothers-In-Law
P. FO
Ww. M
Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Cenhurcd
Circle
Circle No. 7
Central Presbyterian Church
Aronson
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Linger Longer
Oscar Dumas
Amarillo Rebekah Lodge
I. C. O. P. Hall
Sans Souet Club
Irene Campbell
Georgia Street
Elaine Fleming
Vivian
Morris Doherty
the Playhouse
Townsend Club
Courthouse
Capitol Hotel
First Baptist Church
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
James Fly
Carolina Street
W.M
Tenth Avenue Methodist Church
Lawrence Roush
Houston Street
River Road Home Demonstration Club
E. L. Smith
Woman's Council of
First Christian Church
H. H. Hall
Parker Street
W. B. Benton
City
Duffy
West 16Th Avenue
J. W. Burks
Dave Ashby
Jackson Street
C. R. Kennison
East Twenty-fourth Avenue
A. EB. Davis
Jack Farwell
Washington Street
T. D. Cole
Ong Street
George Wyatt
B. B. Harris
A. W. Baker
A. M. Dickey
North Hays Street
M. S. of
Christian Endeavor Room
West Amarillo
Louisiana Street
A. Woody
Kentucky Street
C. W. Austin
Hoatesa
Fidelis
North Harrison Street
Jefferson
Ruby Whitehead
Central China College
Schilling
Ruse Adil
ABC Convention
Mexico
Canada
Ish F Mn
Whiteway Grocery
Fillmore St
Methodist Vacation School
Steffen
Lee
Paramount Theater
Polk St
Crisco
Lady Godiva
Shotwell
Vienna
Windsor
Pep-Ade
Armour
RED & White
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