Maurine Nisbett Honored At Tea Shower
Miss Maurine Nisbett bride elect of Mr. Harry O. Sims was honored at a tea shower hosted by Miss Charlotte Allen at 1001 Avondale. Guests registered in the bride’s book and received floral wallpaper wedding bell favors. tea was served on the patio with Ardis Cline Martin pouring. Notables in attendance included Lu Nell Patton of Dallas and Elizabeth Booth among a large guest list of family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurine Nisbett
Harry O. Sims
Charlotte Allen
Avondale
Booth
Ardis Cline Martin
C. H. Smith
R. L. Allen
Elizabeth Booth
Lu Nell Patton
Dallas
Mary Holman
Evelyn Shanklin
Marion Hill
Lucille Shears
Farris Sears
Juanita McGee
Edith Lou McGee
Sara Moreland
Idell Durrett
Willie Mary Nunn
Ruth le Fon
Maurine le Neveu
Bernice Ear
Ruth Smith
Ida Lou Nistr
Y W Club to Be Entertained Thursday
Y W Sewing Club will be entertained at the home of Mrs. Ted Bippus, 823 Carolina Street, Thursday afternoon at 2 30 o clock. L T D Club hostess Mrs. Ralph Allred 1211 West Ninth Avenue Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock. River Road 4 H Club meet at Evelyn McCarty home Friday at 2 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. W. Club
Y. W. Sewing Club
Ted Bippus
Carolina Street
Allred
L. T. D. Club
Ralph Allred
West Ninth Avenue
Evelyn McCarty
River Road
E. C. Rye
West Tenth Avenue
St. Therese Circle
Sacred Heart Cathedral
G. S. Nussbaum
West Twelfth Avenue
John LeGate
Pleasant Valley and Era Social Calendar Listings
Linger Longer Bridge Club and Pleasant Valley Demonstration Club hold eight o clock gatherings. Amarillo Chapter of Eastern Star initiates at the Masonic Temple. American Legion Auxiliary meeting at Legion Home. River Road and Six W Bridge clubs meet with specified hosts. Numerous church circles and social groups meet across city venues with varied times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Order of Eastern Star
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Home
Annual Flag Day Luncheon for D A R Chapter in Amarillo
Llano Estacado Chapter D A R held its 12th annual Play Day luncheon at the Amarillo Country Club with a patriotic program. Mrs. Stanley Marsh presided. assignments included a magazine chair and a poem prize for what the flag means to me. A Pan-American pageant followed, with numerous members and guests listed among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llano Estacado
Daughters of the American Revolution
Amarillo Country Club
Texas
Stanley Marsh
J. S. Kendrick
America
Robert Wilson
Wendene Wilson
E. H. Ashcraft
Mary Vivian Cecil
Rose Jasper Nickell
Marsh
Nickell
A. H. Reeves
Philadelphia
Earl L. Mayne
Inga Borgstrom
P. A. Quarles
Harvey Larson
Wilma Pirschel
Catherine Manning
Regina Bentley
Margaret McKenzie
Margaret Farwell
Dorothy Ann van Pelt
Earl E. Mayne
Edna Blanchard
Jack Maynard
Thornton Blanchard
George Mullins
Avery Turner
John N. Maynard
E. L. Mayne
J. E. Griggs
FE. H. Ashcraft
L. V. Bentley
H. M. Beverly
J. K. Boyce
J. O. Curtis
Alex Davidson
P. G. Dennis
L. G. Hollis
H. B. Jones
Albert Bivins
M. L. Miller
Tracy Rhodes
Miss Georgia Kirkman
Mission Study and Rally Dance Schedule
Cinto Baptist Church hosts a mission study led by Mrs. Dudley Green at 2 30 PM from 205 Fairmont Street. Veterans of Foreign Wars and auxiliary stage a bonus rally dance at the American Legion Home starting 9 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cinto Baptist Church
Dudley Green
Fairmont Street
Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary
American Legion
Stella Driskill and Hugh Pederson Wed in Amarillo Ceremony
Miss Stella Driskill and Hugh C Pederson wed in a Sunday morning ceremony at the bride’s mother home 2209 Tyler Street. Dr Grimes officiated. The bride wore French blue crepe with blue fox fur and pink rosebud corsage. Pederson, son of Clifton couple, works for Champlin Refining. the couple will reside in Amarillo. Pre nuptial events honored the bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Driskill
Hugh C. Pederson
M. C. Driskill
Tyler Street
Cc. C. Grimes
Club entertains at Blackburn home with yeast bread demo
Mrs. John Menke assisted by Mrs. M L Kelley served punch to Bushland Home Demonstration Club members at Mrs. Elmo Blackburn's home. Hostesses were Son-Cliff Club members. The table used pink candles roses honeysuckle and garden flowers. Guests included Gus Blessen Shrader Rea Car Hill Worth Rea and others. Sandwiches brioche were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackburn
John Menke
Son-Cliff Home Demonstration Club
M. L. Kelley
Bushland Home Demonstration Club
Elmo Blackburn
Son-Cliff Club
Gus Blessen
Shrader Rea
Car Hill
Worth Rea
E. Sellers
Cletus Rea
Bernie Jenkins
W. E. Gee
W. D. Ward
A. J. Britting
Cy Patton
E. C. Tucker
W. Jenkins
L. C. Scott
J. E. Broaddus
C. W. Kincade
Mary Sitton
Lilly and
Freda Menka
Sporty Shirtmaker for Active Wear and Spectating
Anne Adams outlines a versatile shirtmaker pattern suitable for sports and spectator wear. The striped cotton design features a pleated skirt, short sleeves, and a bow at the neckline, offered in sizes 12 through 42 with detailed sewing instructions and pattern pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Economic Problems Should Be Discussed by All Engaged Folk
A pair of letters from young women about to marry highlights money as a fault line in relationships. One fiancé works hard but saves little, while the other promises pay envelopes but indulges relatives. The piece urges open discussion and clear expectations about finances before marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne H
Stephens Honored At Surprise Shower
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Stephens were feted with a surprise miscellan eous shower at their apartment after their home at 1018 Buchanan Street burned last Tuesday night. Attendees included Reg Dwight and family, O. Moore, R. T. Norwood, W. H. Walser, Harold Shirk, H. H. Horne and daughter Betty Jo, and many others listed by surname with nieces and nephews among the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Stephens
Buchanan Street
Stephens
Messrs
Reg Dwight
O. Moore
R. T. Norwood
W. H. Walser
Harold Shirk
H. H. Horne
Betty Jo Horne
CG. Lively
R. S. Simmons
Andrew Buntin
Snookie Buntin
C. B. Johnson
Jimmie Johnson
P. Halmark
Clara Jean
Sara Beth Halmark
Joe Proctor
Fred Shirk
BE. C. Hightower
Bill Cline
J. W. Carlton
R. O. Latta
Royse Gant
PF. P. Ford
George Smith
F. N. Eddings
C. D. Roberts
Platt
Lee Buntin
P. E. Dunlap
Eva Kelly
J. Gilbreath
C. O. Wade
W. O. Wyatt
J. O. Grey
National Archives Forms Social Club
The National Archives organized a social club at the American Legion Hall. Vera Burden was elected president and Myrtle Stocker secretary treasurer. Alice Burleson and Sophie Wardlow are publicity committee, Verna White chairs entertainment. Meetings are twice monthly, with the first on Saturday at 7. Members include Katie Miller Frankie Hightower Bertha Coplen and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Archives
American Legion Hall
Vera Burden
Myrtle Stocker
Alice Burleson
Sophie Wardlow
Verna White
Mesdames
Katie Miller
Frankie Hightower
Bertha Coplen
Dollie Davis
Aileen Do
Janet Ray Circle Meeting at San Jacinto Church
The Janet Ray Circle of the San Jacinto Baptist Church will meet for mission study Wednesday at 2:30 PM at the home of Street. Mrs. Ted Bippus, 823 Carolina Street, will host the Philathea Class monthly meeting Friday at 8 PM. The Newnan courthouse clock tolls noon daily with 13 strokes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Ray
San Jacinto Baptist Church
Dudley Green
Fairmont Street
Bureau Offers Census Pamphlets At Low Cost
The Bureau of Census provides pamphlets and statistical releases at nominal prices through the Superintendent of Documents Washington. 1935 farm bulletins cost five cents per state except Texas Georgia and Kentucky at ten cents. Checks or money orders are accepted and domestic postage is free. Special census studies and maps are available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Census
Department of Commerce
Washington, D. C
Texas
Georgia
Kentucky
Mules Suffer Jitters From Drought Surprise
In Sparta Georgia farmers faced drought damage as cottonseed planted after failed early growth sprouted after heavy rains. Mules trained to avoid destroying cotton now pull plows through fields tearing out rows during harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparta
Cat Turns to Fox Fur Heist
Nathan Sonnenschein fled a fur store with a fox fur neckpiece after claiming a cat bolted in. A policeman stopped him and jailed him as the bundle proved to be the fur item, not a feline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cat
Fox
Chicago
Nathan Sonnenschein
Oil Field Worker Injured Near Skellytown
W. M. Coulson an oil field worker near Skellytown was brought to St. Anthony's Hospital for emergency treatment after a measuring instrument toppled onto him. He suffered badly mashed hands and legs but is not reported to be in serious condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Coulson
Skellytown
St. Anthony's Hospital
Funeral services for G A Wulfman Farwell pioneer dies
Funeral services were held at the First Methodist Church Farwell for G A Wulfman longtime grain dealer and postmaster. Burial followed in Clovis. He came to the region 31 years ago and was active in Republican politics and public service. He is father of Mrs Mason King of Amarillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Wulfman
Farwell
First Methodist Church
Clovis
Wulfman
Mason King
Amarillo
King
Florence King
Radio executive predicts short wave sets for every home
David Sarnoff, RCA president, told a Washington hearing that short wave broadcasting will be perfected for private use with assigned frequencies. He cited high speed facsimile tests between New York and Philadelphia and said television is an accomplished fact though not yet commercially ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radio Executive
Washington
David Sarnoff
Radio Corporation of America
Communications Commission
Sarnoff
New York
Philadelphia
Fingerprints Sought By War Veteran In Savannah
War veteran John Harrison Warrick, a brick Mason, seeks a soldier's bonus but struggles to affix legible fingerprints. After visits to county police, he followed guidance to grease fingers and wear gloves, yet prints remain faint though ghostly loops appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
All
John Harrison Warrick
Warrick
Yale students asked to bring own dishes in 1962 Commons
University archivists found a 1962 Yale dining rule requiring every scholar to supply his own knife fork spoon and dish for Commons. The list specified a knife fork a common spoon a tea spoon and a dish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Yale
University
Farmer Buys Rare Marrow Bed Near Hamburg Pa
L D For man, a farmer near here, purchased a marrow bed of about thirty five acres near Hamburg Pa. The bed contains the decayed bodies of millions of snails and is one of the few such deposits in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
U.P
L. D. Forman
United States
Hamonsburg
Also Mentioned on This Page
Esdames T. C. Nisbett
R. J. Beeman
Herman Wright
Fart Brankenship
Tom Holman
Mary Miller Beard
W. R. Summers
J. B. Briscoe
Louise Beaty
FE. M. Blackburn
J. M. Porter
R. B. Masterson, Jr
Ben Scott
A. J. Thompson
Kitty Lou Smith
Elizabeth Whitaker
Schilling
Petia Arger Sizes
Bridge Club
Mrs
Oscar Dumas
Pleasant Valley Demonstration Club
Pleasant Valley
Veterans of the Burlington Lines
Sam Lewis
Teaior
Thrifty Club
L. T. Wilson
Lee Christopher
Parker Street
Carpenters Hall
Woman's Missionary Society of
Polk Street
Methodist Church
B. Rogers
P. E. Darnall
H. A. DeLamar
Taylor Street
E. K. Hill
Pierce Street
Jay Laverty
Abbie Bell
Howard Ferguson
T. E. Johnson
Canyon Highway
H. M. Rainer
East Tenth Avenue
A. W. Baker
the Woman’s Council of
Central Presbyterian Church
Women's Council of
West Amarillo
Potter County Library
Janet Ray Cirlee
The
San Ja
Russell
Dad
Sheaffer—Wahl—Parker
Nnn
Hugh Pederson
Methodist Circle
Ellwood Park
Mrs. Wilson
Kirk
Horace E. Wilson
Boulder
Colo
Rue Paula Parcells
Charles BE. Pugh, Jr
Dr. Pugh
C. FE. Pugh
Miss Parcells
R. P. Parcells
Amarillo Globe
Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
N. Y
Europe
Anne Hiest
Newnan
George G. Ingham
Eable
Ree
Bureau
Drouth
Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home
National Caskets
Clark
Ruth de Gollier
Marie Earle
Ecu
John
Johnson
Taylor
Jam-Now
Mever
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