Society Bankers Wives Honored With Lovely Luncheon
Visiting ladies at the Panhandle Bankers Association 32nd annual convention were honored with a luncheon at the Blackstone Coffee Shop. Seventy three guests sat at small tables with floral centerpieces. a musical program was provided by Misses Julia Loewenstern and Lucille Palmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Panhandle Bankers Association
Blackstone
Julia Loewenstern
Lucille Palmer
A. W. Oberste
Mary I Bugbee
Mildred Martin
Mary Engel
Gertrude Knorpp
J. D. Swift
Anna Moores Swift
Anna Moores
W. H. Patrick
Forest Taylor
Clarendon
Sue Wheeler
Tutt Turner
Mary McDaniel
Betty Jean Nichols
EF. Lee Nichols
Nobia Sewell
Texhoma
Okla
Joe Rorex
George
Crow
Glenna Simms
Panhandle
T. 8
Cavins
Claude
A. R. Bort
L. B. Steel
Jo Ellen Keith and Nathan Harvey Wed in Happy
Jo Ellen Keith and Nathan Harvey of Happy wed Sunday at the bride’s parents home at 1816 Fillmore Street. About thirty-five guests attended the surprise shower at 1423 Fillmore Street. Mrs Harvey, a Buchanan Street Junior High pupil, and Mr Harvey, a Happy High School graduate, plan to live in Happy on a family farm in Swisher County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo Ellen Keith
Nathan Harvey
Happy
Keith
Fillmore Street
Evalyn Smith
Marcelle Harvey
Lillie Mae Cooper
Harvey
Buchanan Street
Happy High School
Swisher County
Junior Business Women Hear Reports
Reports of the past year's work were given at the Junior Business Women's Club meeting at the Capitol Hotel. Chairmen presented efficiency group reports and a piano solo was offered by Inga Borgstrom. Guests included June Farnsworth Evelyn Broaddus Nell True Ruth Roberts and Mrs FE B Perryman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Hotel
Ethel Hicks
Anna Mary Nelson
Inga Borgstrom
June Farnsworth
Evelyn Broaddus
Nell True
Ruth Roberts
FE. B. Perryman
Alyne Whelchel
Margaret Hill
Alice Wright
Beryl Richards
Allie Owen
Kathryn Griffin
Jensine Nelson
Ruth Rodgers
Anne Kroboth
Beryldine Broaddus
Helen McCabe
Dorothy Walters
Hilda Brown
Marie Boswell
Approaching Forty Woman Fears Solitary Years Ahead
Dear Anne Hirst counsels a 98 year old reader, still seeking love. She urges joining aid groups for the hard of hearing and widening circles, plus exploring new locales and friendships to revive life and prospects for a future marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Hirst
The
League For
Poppy applique quilt pattern 5629 offered by Amarillo Globe
Find instructions for a sleep symbol quilt block using two patches a stem and dark floss outlines. Pattern 5629 includes a block chart yardage diagram and layout for single or double beds. Send 10 cents to The Amarillo Globe Household Arts Dept New York with name address and pattern number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Globe
Household Arts Department
14Th Street
New York
Linger Longer Bridge Club Attends Dumas Home
Linger Longer Bridge Club met at Mr and Mrs Oscar Dumas. R M Gillette won the men's high score and Consolation prize. Mrs Roy Victor took ladies high and traveling prize. Mrs Gillette earned consolation. Refreshments served. next meeting July 1 at Gillette home 2117 Pierce Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Dumas
R. M. Gillette
Roy Victor
Gillette
D. FE. Willis
W. V. Mileir
Messrs
Wests Return From Family Reunion
Mr and Mrs M W West and their sons Billy Mac and Bobby have returned from Ruidoso where they attended a reunion of Mrs Wests family It was the first time in about 20 years that the six brothers and sisters had been together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. West
Billy Mac
Bobby
Ruidoso
Melba Pipkin and Mr Downman To Marry Tonight
Melba Pipkin daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Pipkin and Mr. Gerald Burch Downman son of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Downman of Houston marry tonight at 7 at the First Christian Church Oklahoma City. The ceremony is by Dr. Roy Rutherford with attendants and a rehearsal dinner held at Amarillo Country Club plus multiple pre nuptial affairs honoring Miss Pipkin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Melba Pipkin
Edward W. Pipkin
Monroe Street
Gerald Burch Downman
E. C. Downman
Houston
Roy Rutherford
Oklahoma City
Louis K. Patton
Evelyn Freeman
Amarillo Country Club
Miss Pipkin
Downman
C. Downman
Pipkin
Helen Jane Tilley
Adeline Lumpkin
Dawn Adkins
Mary Lois Ray
Patricia Patton
John H. Kennard
Daffan Gilmor
Robert Williams
Herbert Tigner
Joe Ingraham
Bill Bynum
Otis Williams, Jr
Dr. Rutherford
Roy O. Greenhill
Charles A. Green
Needle Club Meeting Held at Pleasant Valley Home
The 8S. O. S Needle Club met at Iris Jéerman's Pleasant Valley home Monday afternoon with Mary Ellen Davis as guest and Mildred Conover Olynne Cowart Ada Brown Harriette Miller Evelyn Rose and the hostess present. The next meeting is set for June 22 at Miss Rose's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needle Club
Iris Jéerman
Pleasant Valley
Mary Ellen Davis
Mildred Conover
Olynne Cowart
Ada Brown
Harriette Miller
Evelyn Rose
Miss Rose
Training Carrier Pigeons To Carry News Photographs
The article notes it takes at least a year to train carrier pigeons for the job of transporting news photographs, outlining the lengthy preparation before reliability and speed can be achieved.
No Skin Blemishes Dear Dermatation Patent Ad
Bold ad touts Black and White Ointment for pimples and blemishes with over 20 years of use. Claims scientific, safe formula produces smooth healthy skin with pimples and bumps disappearing. Trial size 1 percent, large can 25 cents, paired with Black and White Skin Soap. available at all druggists.
Rebekah Lodge Observes Flag Day in Amarillo Program
Amarillo Rebekah Lodge held a Flag Day observance at the I O O F Hall with delegations from Canyon Hereford Pampa and Panhandle and guests from McAllen and McKinney. Judge EB Nelson spoke on Flag Etiquette while Mrs Jay Laverty outlined flag origin. The group sang America I Am the Flag was read by Miss Iola McPherson and Troop 1 Girl Scouts led the Pledge of Allegiance.
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Amarillo Rebekah
Canyon
Hereford
Pampa
Panhandle
McAllen
McKinney
Texas
EB. ©. Nelson
American Legion
Doris Hess
Jay Laverty
America
Iola McPherson
Troop 1
Girl Scouts
Security Benefit Association Honors Candidates at Carpenters Hall
The Security Benefit Association entertained many members and guests Monday at Carpenters Hall. Mrs. Imogene Pace led a program with vocal solos by Mrs. Irene Burns, dances by pupils from Mrs. Dana Harmon, and a duet of The Last Round-Up with Mrs. Burns. The candidates were introduced, each given two minutes to speak, followed by a social hour and dancing to Johnny Ekeland's Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Security Benefit Association
Carpenters’ Hall
Imogene Pace
Old Faithful
Irene Burns
Floyd Marsh
Dana Harmon
School of Dancing
Marilyn Cornelius
Jacqueline Key
Louella Hendrix
Thelma Hall
Texas
Burns
Marsh
Johnny Ekeland
Auxiliary Luncheon Set at Hayden Street Home
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Order of Railway Conductors will meet at Mrs. C. V. Wood 2113 Hayden Street for a covered dish luncheon Friday at 12 30. The second fact notes an estimate that more than 100 000 gypsies live in Great Britain.
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C. R
Order of Railway Conductors
C. V. Wood
Hayden Street
Great Britain
Needle Art Club Hosts Social and Upcoming Sock Supper
Mrs E O Bateman of 404 Kentucky Street hosted the Needle Art Club gathering with refreshments for dames including W D Thornton Hawkins Bateman Hand and Warren. The club resumes June 30 with Mrs J J Day. The Son-Cliff Home Demonstration Club and Soncy 4 H Club plan a Sock supper at Soncy School Friday with cold drinks and treats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Na Foe
E. O. Bateman
Kentucky Street
Needle Art Club
W. D. Thorntons
B. Hawkins
R. Bateman
B. Hand
Harry M. Warren
Lesley Stephens
Ted McGovern
J. J. Day
Son-Cliff
Soncy 4-H Club
Soncy School
Randall and
Potter Counties
Also Mentioned on This Page
Martha Sue Noel
Hedley
Bernice Chapman
Leona Kinard
Mattie Lee Clay
Edna Ruth Clay
F. B. Clay
W. N. Price
Stratford
Reba Berkley
G. A. Hibner
Ethel Ruth Collins
Charles McLean
Friona
J. Rose Noland
Tulsa
Ai Jeene Ragsdale
C. L. Gulver
Groom
Luelin Howard
Snyder
Anne Lee Broaddus
Kansas City
Harry Marsh
Dallas
Marjorie Fisk
Sharpe McCullough
Ray Wheatley
Charles A. Fisk
C. K. Richardson
Amarillo
Kitty Kerrigan's Millinery
Peterman
Veterans of Peregn Wars and Auxiliary
Order of Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Carpenters Hall
Central Presbyterian Church
Queen Esther Club
O. A. Kennedy
Hughes Street
BE. H. Ashcraft
Guy Byrd
First Baptist Church
K. Johnson
East Twenty-third Avenue
Goldenrod Club
Charles Mellor
Fairmont Street
Homecraft Club
Miss LaBelle Story
Arciniega Club
Andy Vinz
Harrison Street
Sunshine
G. P. Risley
Crestway
Truelove
Polk Street Methodist Church
L. T. D. Club
Ralph Allred
West
Ninth Avenue
YV. W
Group No. 1
Gordon
Gordon's Style Shop
Swagger
Joan
Alice Brooks
MR. and Mrs. Dumas
Wests
Mr. Downman
Misses Melba Pipkin
Louise Coe
Ruth Stone
Helen Anderson
Pegsy Hill
Roberta Carroll
Georgia Roberts
Jane Harty
Mary Exum
Mesdames Louis K. Patton
William Q. Boyce
John Farrell
Hollis G. Russell
Dave Price
Jeff Neely
Norwood West
Ray Reeder
Nan Holland
Tom Seay
J. N. Childers
S. O
Rebekah Lodge
B. A
Ponatik
Sina
Gabrieleen
Gibbs & Company
Artera
Whiff Chiffon
White & Kirk
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