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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1946

Page

3

McKenzie McLeod Vows Exchanged in First Baptist Church

Vera Dell McKenzie and Hubert Harold McLeod were married in a ceremony at First Baptist Church with a double ring service. Attendants included Helen McLeod as maid of honor and Alvy Statser as best man. After a wedding breakfast, the couple plans a honeymoon trip to Colorado and Yosemite and will reside in Abilene after July 15.

First Baptist Church Vera Dell McKenzie J. C. McKenzie Polk Hubert Harold McLeod C. C. Stribling Trent John Josey Clair de Lune Debussy Treec Dee Helen McLeod Alvy J. Statser Sweetwater C. T. Beckham Lamesa Ross C. Anderson J. Randolph McKenzie Esther Reed Colorado Springs Colo Yosemite Natonal Park

Sorority Honors Fathers With Dinner Event

Gamma Iota chapter of Beta Sigma Phi hosted a dinner at Thomas' Dinner House to honor the fathers of its members. Attending members included Dorothy Marie Adams, Madge Bailey, Dorothy Cohlmeyer, Francis Henderson, Ho Henderson, Joy McCaleb, May Minnich, Johnny Scott and Johnny Mae Scott. guests included G A Adams, G A Scott, H L Henderson, Frank Webb, J L Minnich, J E Scott and W H Bailey.

Sorority Gamma Iota Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Thomas Dorothy Marie Adams Madge Bailey Dorothy Cohlmeyer Francis Henderson Ho Henderson Joy McCaleb May Minnich Johnny Scott Johnny Mae Scott Messrs G. A. Adams G. A. Scott H. L. Henderson Frank Webb J. L. Minnich J. E. Scott W. H. Bailey

Antiphlogistine Poultice Eases Soreness and Breathing Aids

The moist heat from Antiphlogistine poultice relieves chest cold symptoms. It soothes pain and swelling from sprains or bruises and reduces bronchial irritation and sore throat. Use hot enough to be comfortable for best effect.

Honored at Farewell Mrs. Florence Welter Leaves Amarillo

Mrs. Florence Welter was honored at a farewell shower in Amarillo before moving to Minneapolis Minnesota. Hosts were Mrs I J Killion and her daughter Betty 1224 West Eleventh. Guests included Mesda W F Brainerd Catherine Morrow Frank Hopkins and others with gifts from Harlan Chase Eugene Polk and others.

Florence Welter Amarillo Minneapolis Minn I. J. Killion Betty West Eleventh Mesda W.F. Brainerd Catherine Morrow Frank Hopkins F. G. Ackerman L. M. Gochran GA. Washburn M. E. Shea C. A. Drexler Gerald Keller H.©. Vincent J. J. Weirick Worth Nicholl Jackson Hon C. H. Hines P. M. Nussbaum Susan McCormick Frenda Roberts Celia Morrow Carrie Wetzel Collette Collins Frances Morrow Hazel Kelly Mary Morrow Mesdames Harlan Chase Eugene Polk C. A. Beasley T. M. Montgomery Mary Minor

Courtesy Shower Honors Bride-Elect Mary Pratt

Bride-elect Miss Mary Pratt was feted at a pottery shower hosted by Miss Dora Kenyon and Miss Fern Brannen at the Brannen home 900 Broadmoor. Yellow daisies and blue and yellow décor adorned the rooms as she received a yellow daisy corsage.

Mary Pratt J. Howard Miller Dora Kenyon Fern Brannen Brannen Broadmoor Jesse Puckett Mesdames George Pratt, Sr George Pratt, Jr Jim McKnight Joe Pratt A. S. Kenyon J. A. Brannen Allen Ritter C. V. Wood, Jr Jim Huggins Avery Rush, Jr al Jenkins Harold King Jim McCausland Vera Lantry Doris Gayle Crownover Helen McKinley Dorris Collie Maxine Ratcliff Scarlené Barker

Lodge Meets for Business Discussion at IOOF Hall

Red Carnation Lodge 345 auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen held a regar business session at IOOF Hall. President Mrs. Ruby Bunch led the meeting with Mesdames Lydia Webb Maggie Wallace Pearl Evans Louise Divine Frances Howes Elsie Wilcox Dessie Mae Melvin Violet Hunsucker Marguerite Hamilton Norma Eubanks Agnes Scott Myrtle Mann Clara Throckmorton and Maybelle Baird in attendance.

Red Carnation Lodge Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen Regar IOOF Ruby Bunch Mesdames Lydia Webb Maggie Wallace Pearl Evans Louise Divine Frances Howes Elsie Wilcox Dessie Mae Melvin Violet Hunsucker Marguerite Hamilton Norma Eubanks Agnes Scott Myrtle Mann Clara Throckmorton Maybelle Baird

Rainbow Secret Work hosts hamburger supper at Mrs. Smith’s home

Mrs. B. S. Smith hosted Rainbow Secret Work members at a hamburger supper at 2604 Taylor. Plans were made for the Grand Assembly meeting. Attendees included Peggy Quisenberry Joan Thrasher Mary Ann Putman Laura Thurman Kay Johnson Jean Fulton Joan Morris Gladys Morris Elsie Putman Betty Smith Evelyn Putman and Mrs. Smith.

B. S. Smith Rainbow Secret Work Taylor Grand Assembly Peggy Quisenberry Joan Thrasher Mary Ann Putman Laura Thurman Kay Johnson Jean Fulton Joan Morris Gladys Morris Elsie Putman Betty Smith Evelyn Putman Smith

Picnic for Young People's Training Union at First Baptist

About sixty members attended a Birch Hollow Saturday night picnic hosted by the Young People's Training Union of the First Baptist Church. Games and hiking entertained the group as Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Whitehead led the department. Riders for the Pony SS were expected to cover 75 miles in a single day.

Young People’s Training Union The First Baptist Church Birch Hollow J. E. Whitehead

Social Calendar for Amarillo and Nearby Tonight

Local groups list events across Amarillo and West Texas from 7:30 p.m. to 9:45 p.m. Today. Religious societies, clubs, and civic organizations including YWCA, Kiwani-Anns, Needle Art, and Rebekah Lodge host meetings and activities at varied venues such as West THirteenth Street, Lamar Street, and IOOF Hall.

Rainbow Girls Sponsor Banquet in Khiva Temple

Rainbow Girls sponsor banquet for mothers and daughters at Khiva Temple hosted by Palo Duro Assembly 113 of the Order of the Rainbow for Girls. Miss Wyoma Basom led the prayer and Miss Roberta Robinson welcomed guests. Mrs. John Cavin spoke for mothers and Mrs. Goldie Quail addressed the group. Betty Basom and Wyoma Basom performed violin numbers. Plans for Grand Assembly were discussed and a drill practice closed the meeting. Dinner was prepared by Mesdames Clifford Dunn Maribel Fields Beulah Faye West Edith England Florence Webb Elsie Abernathy and Miss Jewell Lewis for 34 attendees.

Palo Duro Assembly Order of the Rainbow Khiva Wyoma Basom Roberta Robinson John Cavin Goldie Quail Betty Basom Mesdames Clifford Dunn Maribel] Fields Beulah Faye West Edith England Florence Webb Elsie Abernathy Miss Jewell Lewis

Members entertained by Shelton Class II at church home

Dr. Shelton Class II of the First Christian Church met for a monthly business session at the homes of Mrs. Lola Hamm and Mrs. M. R. Lindsey. President Mrs. J. D. Walker led the meeting with two dramatic readings by Miss Helen McKinney and songs by Miss Betty Ann Lindsey. Tea and seasonal flowers greeted 25 members and five guests.

Dr. Shelton First Christian Church Lola Hamm M. R. Lindsey Monroe J. D. Walker Helen McKinney Betty Ann Lindsey

Economy Club Hosts Discussion At Home

Economy Home Demonstration Club members met at Mrs. R. L. Mathes 203 Bonita with Miss Pauline Lokey county agent outlining sugar stretching new cooker testing gauge and dot fastener. Refreshments followed for Mesdames Bingham Davidson Dickson Foster Hall King McBride Pierce Pointer Sartain Wilson Lokey and the host.

R. L. Mathes Bonita Pauline Lokey Potter County Floyd Bingham F. B. Davidson R. O. Dickson Z. W. Foster J. H. Hall Frank King C. C. McBride K. D. Pierce A. E. Pointer E. C. Sartain E. C. Wilson Miss Lokey

Hostess Hosts Training Union Ice Cream Social

Mary Alice Cawthon served as hostess to the Progressors and Comrades Training Union of the First Baptist Church at an ice cream supper after services yesterday evening. The event was held at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Cawthon, 2613 Brooks, with many young attendees including Collier, Marty Lou Bond, Carolyn Clouse, Freda Jones, Margaret Stone, Roberta Underwood, Parker Fairey, Eugene White, Kenneth Everett, Donald Mulkey, John Carlton Jr., Bobby Burnett, and Wilson Bond.

Training Union Mary Alice Cawthon Progressors and Comrades Training Union First Baptist Church H. C. Cawthon Brooks Collier Marty Lou Bond Carolyn Clouse Freda Jones Margaret Stone Roberta Underwood Parker Fairey Eugene White Kenneth Everett Donald Mulkey John Carlton, Jr Bobby Burnett Wilson Bond

Mexsana Provides Relief From Heat Rash And Irritation

Weather scalding and heat rash prompt parents to turn to Mexsana medicated powder for cooling relief. The product soothes diaper rash collar rub clothing chafe and girdle rash while easing itching and minor skin irritations for the whole family. Low cost and available in larger sizes.

Letter Carriers Auxiliary 233 Holds Meeting at VFW Hall

The auxiliary met in a business session led by president Mrs B Gallarneau at the VFW Hall. Later refreshments were served by Mrs Ernest Hill and Mrs Betty Speer to a group of members including Mesdames Spencer Haynie R B Groves Warren Rives Cecil Gardner Ira Bone Perry Vaughn Bernard Gallarneau J C Reese and J Carter.

VFW Hall B. Gallarneau Ernest Hill Betty Speer Spencer Haynie R. B. Groves Warren Rives Cecil Gardner Ira Bone Perry Vaughn Bernard Gallarneau J. C. Reese J. Carter

Cubmasters Monthly Round Table At 8 Tonight

Den mothers cubmasters and leaders meet at 607 Taylor to plan summer activities. S. G. Stockton presides as the group discusses monthly topics and assigns duties for campers and groups passing through.

Cubmasters Taylor S. G. Stockton

Eleanore Adams Receives BA At USC Graduation

Eleanore J. Adams of 2214 Hayden earns a bachelor of arts during the University of California’s 63rd annual ceremonies in Angeles Coliseum last Saturday. The class numbered 750. Eric A. Johnston of the Motion Picture Association of America delivers the principal address.

Eleanore J. Adams Hayden University of California Angeles Coliseum Eric A. Johnston Motion Picture Association of America

Camp Tennie Thompson Opens 13th Season in Kerr County

Tennie Thompson, named Junior Department Director at Camp Arrowhead near Hunt, Kerr County, leads the Amarillo camp in its 13th season. Owners Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Gillis oversee a staff of 44 as the girls camp offers fine arts rifle shooting swimming newspaper writing and horseback riding.

Tennie Thompson Amarillo Arrowhead Hunt Kerr County C. E. Gillis

Feted At Shower Honors Mrs Paul Boyer

Members of the Buchanan Street Methodist Church Co-Workers Class honored Mrs. Paul Boyer at a pink and blue shower in the church parlor. Co-hostesses were Mrs. R. G. Wood and Mrs. B. D. Chumley. Guests included Elvin Black June Roberts R. G. Wood B. D. Chumley L. A. Throckmorton Josephine Kemp Robert Rollins Pauline Weaver R. W. Tamplen J. T. Green P. H. Gates and the honoree. Gifts came from Mesdames Raymond Black Bruce Edwards Verney Coberley and the Woman's Society of Christian Service of the church.

Buchanan Street Methodist Church Paul Boyer R. G. Wood B. D. Chumley Elvin Black June Roberts L. A. Throckmorton Josephine Kemp Robert Rollins Pauline Weaver R. W. Tamplen J. T. Green P. H. Gates Raymond Black Bruce Edwards Verney Coberley Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Church

Amarillo Airmen's Association Plans Wednesday Meeting

The Amarillo Airmen's Association will hold its regular monthly meeting Wednesday night at 8 45 in the 47th District Court room. The new program committee will run the program. All pilots and flyers not yet members are urged to attend. F W Wallace serves as president.

The Amarillo Airmen’s Association F. W. Wallace

Palo Duro Gets Position on Vacation Map

The Philadelphia Evening Bulletin places Palo Duro Canyon on a national vacation map for 1946. John L. Springer notes postwar demand for summer travel outstrips supply as chambers of commerce urge staying away while hotels in New York and Chicago struggle for rooms amid limited travel options.

Panhandle Palo Duro Canyon Philadelphia Evening Bulletin Iee America John L. Springer Chambers of Commerce New York Chicago Europe Asia

YMCA To Map Drive Tonight

Amarillo YMCA plans final advance meeting at 8 p m in First Presbyterian Church chaired by Arthur Truitt with D S Watkins as co chair. George Ordway notes YMCAs worldwide reach and a century of service while outlining its broad lay and ministerial involvement and sizable U S membership and budgets.

Young Men's Christian Association Amarillo Arthur Truitt First Presbyterian Church D. S. Watkins Cochairman Mr. Truitt George Ordway YMCA Ordway United States

Leo Southern to Receive Navy Discharge This Week

Leo Southern son of Mr and Mrs J Leo Southern of 2115 Van Buren will receive his discharge at a Navy ceremony this week.

Leo Southern J. Leo Southern van Buren

Lift Corns Right Quick With Simple Drops

A short note describes relief soon after using a few drops of Gets It. The product eases pain quickly for corns.

Navy radar tech from Norman enters Amarillo College study

A radar technician in the Navy who served seven months on the Marshall Islands, Norman, Oklahoma area, graduates from Amarillo High School in 1944 and enters Amarillo College for the Summer on leave, planning to continue studies after discharge.

Thieves Hit Amarillo Areas In One Night

Burglars stole an adding machine a tire five inner tubes and $15 in cash from two Amarillo firms. A 1939 Chevrolet truck tractor was taken from Riss & Co Motor Freight 1109 Grant and found in the 600 block of Boat Second. Other break ins occurred at P W Moore service station Third and Buchanan with a back window entry and the cash and inner tubes stolen.

Amarillo Riss & Co. Motor Freight Grant P. W. Moore Third Buchanan

Amarillo Hi Y Plans Ontario Canoe Excursion

Amarillo Hi Y members are offered a canoe excursion trip to western Ontario for a 25 person group. The journey begins in Houston August 16 with stops in Tyler Dallas Sherman Muskogee Oklahoma City Kansas City Minneapolis en route to Fort Francis Ontario. Information through YMCA secretary R Paul Fowler.

Amarillo Hi-Y Ontario Canada Houston Tyler Dallas Sherman Muskogee Okla Kansas City Minneapolis Fort Francis Ont R. Paul Fowler YMCA

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