Dr Shelton Bible Class Holds Lawn Party at Ong Street Home
The Dr Shelton Bible Class of First Christian Church gathered Friday at Mrs M R Lindsey and Mrs Lola Ham 2205 Ong Street for a lawn party with games hand work and a business meeting. Punch cookies and angel food cake were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Shelton Bible
First Christian Church
M. R. Lindsey
Lola Ham
Ong Street
B Roxwell
W. P. Strickland
C. M. Headrick
J. M Russell
Mavis Utterback
Lena Duren
C. E
R. E. Jameson
Dee Hobson
W. D. McClure
Della Martin
Ham
C. P. Hutchings
Irene Burch Celebrates Seventh Birthday Party
Irene Burch was honored on her seventh birthday with a Friday party at her home 2300 Garfield Street hosted by her mother Mrs W D Burch. Decorations featured red white and blue for Flag Day and guests enjoyed cake and ice cream with outdoor games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Burch
W. D Burch
Garfield Street
Edith Frisbie
Tda Lou Anderson
Patricia Weather
Methodist Circle 18 Rummage Sale at 619 East Fourth Ave
Circle 8 of the Polk Street Methodist Woman's Society for Christian Service hosts a rummage sale today and tomorrow at 619 East Fourth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Circle
Polk Street
Methodist Woman's Society For Christian Service
East Fourth Avenue
Polk Street Methodist Woman's Society For Christian Service
Bright Spots in the Week's News
Lenora Jean Taylor hosts a luncheon and bridge for bride-to-be Carlie Barnes at 1708 Hayden Street. Paired items mention travel plans, club outings, a Mother-in-Law Club fundraiser, and campus notes on Mary Thompson and others from Amarillo and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlie Barnes
Lenora Jean Taylor
Hayden Street
Miss Barnes
Jim McKnight
Pattern 4435 available in misses and women sizes
Pattern 4435 offered in sizes 12 through 40 with skirt and hook lining. Requires 2% yards of 35 inch fabric for blouse and 37 yards contrast. Send fifteen cents to Pattern Department Amarillo Globe New York address for pattern details. Additions ten cents for latest Pattern Book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Globe
West 17Th Street
New York
N.Y
Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Avenue
N. Y
River Road Club To Meet All Day In J Louthan Residence
The River Road Home Demonstration Club will meet all day Wednesday at the home of Mrs. J Louthan with a covered dish luncheon at noon. A delegate to the short course at College Station will be elected. Members met Friday for sewing for the Red Cross and submitted finished articles. Attending were Mesdames M M Boyd R S Connell ee R L Love Louthan W D Irby G L Cline W J Pulton T J Maloney Glenna Scott Dena Beth Gilbert and guest Mrs Jessie Adkisson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
River Road
R. S. Connellee
R. L. Love, Louthan
W. D. Irby
G. L. Cline
W. J. Pulton
T. J. Maloney
Glenna Scott
Dena Beth Gilbert
Jessie Adkisson
Friendship Club Meets Tomorrow Afternoon
The Friendship Club will meet at 2 30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. H. J. Drurup on Monroe Street 1619.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Club
H. J. Drurup
Monroe Street
the Needle Club
Ed Hardin
Harrison Street
Roscoe Neely
Double H Club
A. E. Webb
North McMasters Street
H. J. Drumup
Fresno Guest Is Honored At Local Luncheon and Dinner
Mrs. Mary Gorman of Fresno California grand fifth vice president of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen visited Amarillo Dalhart and was hosted by Mrs Exie Knight at a luncheon and by H G Hamrick for a fish dinner. She traveled next to Slaton and Clovis before returning to Fresno with her party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Lewis
Amarillo
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Mary
Sour On
Woman's Athletic Association
Quack Club
Pan Hellenic Council
Mary Gorman
Fresno Calif
Brotherhood of Railroad
Dalhart
jMre
Exie Knight
H. G. Hamrick
Knight
Wild Rose Lodge No. 312
Slaton
Clovis
Fresno
El Paso Hosts 27th Texas Music Teachers Convention
The 27th annual Texas Music Teachers Association convention meets in El Paso on June 18 and 19 with Hotel Cortez as headquarters. Noted educators from USC, UT Austin, North Texas, and SMU join the program under theme private music teacher in music education. An applied music student conference follows June 20 led by Miss Dunn. officer slate includes Wiesemann Garrett Hopkins Whitlock Neely and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FL Paso
Texas Music Teachers Association
Hotel Cortez
Mary Morgan
Southwest
Adelaide Trowbridge Perry
University of Southern California
Los Angeles
William Doty
University of Texas
Austin
Wilfred C. Bain
North Texas State Teachers College
Denton
William E. Jones
Texas State College For Women
Clyde J. Garrett
North Texas Agricultural College
Arlington
E. Clyde Whitlock
Fort Worth Conservatory
Fort Worth
Nell Parmley
State Department of Education
Mary Dunn
Applied
Lubbock
Lota Spell
Texas School of Fine Arts
Paul van Katwijk
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
Dunn
Carl Wiesemann
N Tac
Robert Hopkins
Baylor University
Waco
Clyde Whitlock
R. C. Neely
el Paso
Miss Morgan
Birdie Alexander
Walter Davis
Edna A. Andrews
Virginia Lawrence Bean
Kevin de Linch
Frank Luther Blower
S. D. Swope
Beneschs Host U-Deal-Em Club Bridge Night
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Benesch of 500 Kentucky Street entertained members of the U-Deal-Em Club and their husbands Saturday night. High bridge scores went to Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Milholland. Attendees included Charles Mellor, W. E. Ferguson, Jack Pittman, and Roy Curtis. The club plans a regular meeting on June 25 at 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Benesch
Kentucky Street
H. 8. Milholland
Charles Mellor
W. E. Ferguson
Jack Pittman
Roy Curtis
Calendar of Women and Club Events in Amarillo
Tonight and Tuesday lists a string of meetings and socials across Amarillo. The Business Women's Circle, Junior Business Women's Club, Kiwani Anns and husbands, Needle Club, and many others meet at homes, halls, and parks with times from 7 30 to 9 o'clock and luncheons or picnics scheduled at Ellwood Park, Wild Rose Lodge, and other venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Women's Circle of the
West Amarillo
Christian Woman's Council
Roger White
Wayside Drive
Household Hints and Food Preparations In One Page
Practical tips on using space by locking doors or paneling them, blocking walls, and repapering. Guidance on non shrinking curtains with measuring, stretching, and drying. Suggests a corner cupboard with painted exterior for dining room space and a two recipe ideas with butter and cheese spreads. Also includes an orange garnish method marinated in French dressing and boiled shrimp preparation.
Birthday Fete for Glenda Jo Colvin At East Fourteenth
Mrs. E. C. Colvin hosted a celebration for her daughter Glenda Jo's first birthday at 1310 East Fourteenth Avenue. Guests included Shirley Jean Mitchell and Charlotte Ann Gamblin, with gifts, ice cream, cake and punch. Several friends could not attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Colvin
Fourteenth Avenue
Glenda Jo
Shirley Jean Mitchell
Charlotte Ann Gamblin
Mary Etta Colvin
Joyce Janelle Garrison
Carol Ruth James
Billy Ray Colvin
Loyd Colvin, Jr
R. C. Boyd
Francis Boyd
Jerry Jo Howard
Mesdames Billy Hall
C. L. Colvin
Albert Mitchell
W. R. Gamblin
D. B. James
BC Pain Reliever Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement claims BC provides fast relief when used as directed. It states benefits for headaches muscular aches and functional periodic pains and advises consulting a physician if pains persist or recur frequently.
Linger Longer Club Plans June Picnic
The Linger Longer Club met at Mrs. E. M. Turner's home and celebrated birthdays for Mesdames L. E. Gibbons and R. L. Seiberling. A June 28 picnic was planned to replace the regular meeting with refreshments for attendees and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linger Longer
E. M. Turner
West Fifteenth Avenue
L. E Gibbons
R. L. Seiberling
Barbara Kent
G. W. Croom
Musical Arts Conservatory Plans Candlelight Recital
The Musical Arts Conservatory will present its third candlelight recital at 7 30 Wednesday evening in the drawing room. James Neill Northe will perform old and new songs. Reservations can be made by telephoning the conservatory office 6559.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Musical Arts Conservatory
Conservatory
James Neill Northe
Initiation and important business at Eastern Star meeting
Amarillo Chapter No. 787 Order of the Eastern Star sets 8 pm at the Masonic Hall for initiation and a key business discussion. All members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Sage Catches Fish Without Bite At Amarillo Lake
O. E. Sage of 308 Tennessee fished Amarillo City Lake yesterday and hauled a two and a half pound catfish by snagging its tail after the fish did not bite. Report from other anglers described his method as typical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q. EK
Sage
O. E. Sage
Tennessee
Amarillo City
Mr. Sage
Courthouse Records and Transfers in local property dealings
Listing of property transfers including M B Jameson to M F Taylor lot 4 block 3 Morningside $10 and other deeds in San Jacinto Heights West Side River Road Gardens Famous Heights and Old Town with sums. transfers show E D W Jennings to Myrtle Bradford and Farm & Home Savings & Loan assoc. multiple car registrations including Willys and Plymouth models to local owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Jameson
M. F. Taylor
Morningside
E. D. W. Jennings
C. L. Bradford
San Jacinto Heights
W. A. Norman
Joe Shannon
West Side River Road Gardens
Chas. Priolo
L. M. Gray
O. T
T. G. Hull
Et Ux
Wm. Mc[Broom
J. F. Robertson
Fred Kemp
Famous Heights
Daisy D. Currie
E. A. Brizlendine
San Jacinton Heights
Federal Bond Mig Co
O. S. Hemmington
Prospect
Plymouth
Keith Motor
Pittman invites Lindbergh to end unfounded war fear
Senator Pat M. Pittman of Nevada urged Charles A. Lindbergh to halt “gestures with an empty gun” and stop creating war fear. As chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee he suggested Lindbergh join the U.S. government as an aviation expert, and dismissed his advisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles A. Lindbergh
United States
Pittman Democrat
Nevada
Pittman
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Lindbergh
Pie baking tip from convention by Keeney
C D Keeney, a pastry scientist, demonstrated at the Associated Retail Bakers of America convention a method to keep fruit pies from boiling over in the oven. He advised adjusting juice addition to prevent overflow, addressing a long time problem for housewives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Keeney
District Court Melanges Case List Names Plaintiffs
National Harvester Co. district court docket lists Sid Mulligan versus Winnie Mulligan and Ernest Jones versus Maxine Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Harvester Co
Sid Mulligan
Winnie Mulligan
Ernest Jones
Maxine Jones
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lone Star Club
Lone Star Roller Canary Bird Club
Carl Blake
Buchanan Street
Panamas
Ballard
Evelyn Boyd
Ola Irene Hughes
Street
California
Hughes
Reid
Grand Canyon
Boulder Dam
Santa Catalina
Mt. Wilson Observatory
Hollywood
T. P. Club
Palo Duro Canyon
Canyon
Art Hawks
Carol Askew
Margaret Boyce
Ima Jean Byrd
Betty Dawson
Jean Florey
Eleanor Fuqua
Jane Gulekie
Mary Klingensmith
Josephine Kuykendall
Virginia McCartt
Betty Jane O'Brien
Margaret Stone
Betty Taylor
E. J. McCartt, Jr
Jerry Malin
Society Department
Reid Barton Hughes
Harrison
John Snider
Wellesley
Mass
Mary Thompson
J. D. Thompson
Hughes Street
Wellesley College
Tau Zeta Epsilon
Thompson
Waldemar
Cyprus Lodge
Monterrey
Sally Harrington
Virginia Ford
Kay Thompson
Virginia
Kay
Wanda Newman
Eleanor Adams
Jane Eckhart
Edith Nell Gunn
Elaine Johnson
Neldalee Sparks
Teel Sullenberger
Carol Thomson
Martha
Anne Adams
River Road Club
J. Louthan
Mrs. Benesch
Capitol Hotel
San Jacinto Kiwani-Anns
Arlie Speer
Prospect Street
First Baptist Church
Ellwood Park
Ft Martes Club
J. M. Wiley
Brown Drive
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
O. E
Forest Hill
Wild Rose Lodge
Amarillo Rebekah Lodge
I. C, C. F. Hall
Miracle Book Club
First Baptist
Tiny Bridge Club
Maxine Hendricks
Lone Star Rolier Canary Bird Club
Small
OES
Courthouse Records
von Mol
DuPont
NoMend
Polk
Lindy
White & Kirk
American Institute of Laundering
Nelly Don
Don’ara
Rose
Aqua
Laura Wheeler
Needlecraft Service, Inc
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