Horne Hutton Wedding Announced In Amarillo
The wedding of Miss Faye Horne to Mr. Hutton was held at the Rogers home with Dr J W Bruner officiating. Pre nuptial music featured Oh Promise Me and The Bridal Chorus as guests celebrated and plans to reside in Amarillo after July.
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Faye Horne
Carl B. Hutton
C. W. Rogers
Hayden Street
J. W. Bruner
Fort Worth
DeKoven
Emma
Deane Robertson
Sara Sue Rogers
Rogers Home
Hugh Green
Janie B. Rogers
Myra Jean Muse
Betty Jo Horne
Hutton
Lubbock
Points
New Mexico
Amarillo
Th Horne
Pierce Street
Amarillo Junior College
Texas Technological College
J. J. Newberry Company
J. C. Penney and Company
R. T. Normand
Mosars
Earl Ely
Horne
R. T. Normans
Norman
Mary Ellen Stoner
Roberson
Carl B. Adams
Meadames
Jack Thomas
Beas Greer
Theo Zweig
J.P. LeNeveu
Royce Gant
J. C. Stephens
R. M. Gillette
Jess Eubanks
Lee Harry
L. F. Ford
Weldon Rogers
J. Wirt Rogers
J. W. Carlton
Roy Mulkey
Bertram Mulkey
Jack Apann
Joe Proctor
Charles Rogers
R . Roth
Carl Adams
Mrs
Methodist Circle to Meet on Wednesday
Circle 2 of the San Jacinto Methodist Woman's Missionary Society will meet at 9 o'clock Wednesday afternoon in the home of Mrs. Ray Kreutsiger, 800 Adams Street. Great Britain's used car trade employs 200000 persons.
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Methodist Circle
San Jacinto
Methodist Woman's Missionary Society
Ray Kreutsiger
Adams Street
Annette Is Only Posing It's Rude To Be Indifferent
Olive Roberts Barton recounts a nurse reading to a little girl and a humming distracts from politeness. The nurse ponders who deserves another story, the attentive child or the indifferent one. The piece notes that people value favors when noticed and appreciation encourages continued help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annette
Nurse O'Shaughnessy
Yvonne
Olive Roberts Barton
Engagement Announced At Conway Tea for Melba Calliham
Engagement of Melba Calliham to Marvin Miller announced at a Conway tea hosted by Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Calliham. Wedding set for June 24. Guests included family from Canyon Claude Conway Panhandle Shamrock and Kelly Field with Mrs H D Smith Jr arriving to attend.
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R. W. Calliham
Conway
Melba
Marvin Miller
M. W. Miller
Canyon
M. F. Calliham
Marian Miller
Ruth Cox
Nannie Archer
Patricia Wederbrook
Jessie Faye Jackson
Betty Smith
Frances Goodger
Denise Donk
Claude
Mauna Lou Calham
Mary Sue Walker
Genelle Ketchum
Myrtice Anderson
Panhandle
Evelyn Mayfield
Shamrock
H. D. Smith, Jr
Kelly Field
Smith
Queen Esther Club Hosts Garden Party Honoring Chapter Officers
Mrs M L Puller new worthy matron of Bonita Chapter O E S and Mrs Loy Smith grand officer were honored at a Queen Esther Club garden party on the back lawn of Mrs W R Pumphrey 1604 Hughes St Friday night. Attendees included Emily Hertner George Stapleton and Hall Axtell orchestra with Hawaii guitar solos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Puller
Bonita
Order of the Eastern Star
Loy Smith
Queen Esther Club
W R. Pumphrey
Hughes Street
Mesdames
Emily Hertner
George Stapleton
Bridge Ettes Club Meets for Games
The Bridge Ettes Club met Friday afternoon at Mrs. Ketly Stribling’s home. High score was Charlies Beddick, low was J C Dunn. Refreshments were served. Attendees included J B Clark Virgil Carpenter Ceril Weatherly Vernon Emanuel Eugene Bell and the hostess. The club will meet again at 2 30 o'clock Friday afternoon with Mrs. Reddick at 1925 Van Buren Street.
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Bridge Ettes Club
Ketly Stribling
North
Third Avenue
Charlies Beddick
J. C. Dunn
Mesdames J. B. Clark
Virgil Carpenter
Ceril Weatherly
Vernon Emanuel
Eugene Bell
Reddick
van Buren Street
Informal Tea Celebrates Nursing School Newcomers
The St Anthony s School of nursing hosted an informal tea for pre clinical students with about 90 guests including the hospital chaplain Rev Joseph Walter and department supervisors. Attendees in the receiving line included Sister Charles Marie and nursing instructors. Miss Babbye Dodd cut the cake and Miss Neema Laughlin served punch as Floriene Arnold and other new students are welcomed to a three year program. Mrs Graham Saunders hosted the Sewing Club with a covered dish lunch and gifts, and planned the next meeting for June 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Anthony's School of Nursing
Nurses’ Home
Joseph Walter
Charles Marie
Louise Colbath
Marie Sanders
Roberta Ratliff
Dorothy Griffin
Babbye Dodd
Neema Laughlin
Graham Saunders
North
Prospect Street
and & Sewing Club
HC. Kirkpatrick
Wheeler
Nance
Alva Blay
Alice Tucker
Slay
Kentucky Street
Athletes Foot Relief With Kiask and White Ointment
An old advertisement promising prompt relief from itching and burning of athletes foot using Kiask and White Ointment. It notes antiseptic action and cooling effects, with a parasticidal dressing and use of Black and White Skin Soap for contact treatment.
Couple To Be At Home in Odessa
Miss Mary Virginia Davis and Roy Evan Prothro were married at 9 o clock Sunday morning at the home of Mrs. G E Smith 2119 Hayden Street with Rev R Thomson officiating in the presence of the bride family. The couple will reside in Odessa where Prothro is an attorney. The bride, daughter of Mrs W E Davis of Childress, has worked in the Texas State Highway Department in the local office for ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Virginia Davis
Roy Evan Prothro
Odessa
G. E. Smith
Hayden Street
R. Thomson
Central Presbyterian Church
Prothro
Fischer and
Fischer
Amarillo
W. E. Davis
Childress
Texas State Highway Department
The Idle Wife Bores Herself and Others
A critique of bored married women without children who hire help and chase fads. The piece urges them to stop wishing and start learning, using restlessness to become community leaders, start a business, or master a subject, turning latent ability into action.
Red Carnation Lodge Honors Drill Team With Breakfast
Red Carnation Lodge held a Friday breakfast at Mrs. A. F. Cox home to honor the lodge drill team, which placed fourth among Arizona New Mexico and Texas teams in Houston last week. Amarillo was nominated for next year’s Tri-State host city. plans for drill activities were discussed. Attendees included Mrs. Carl Hamilton and several other lodge members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Carnation Lodge
A. F. Cox
East Tenth Avenue
Arizona
New Mexico
Texas
Houston
Amarillo
Brotherhood of L. F. and
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Carl Hamilton
Ernest Massey
Will Howes
W. R. Kirk
G. G. Gatten
J. D. Archibald
Jeff Stringer
W. T. Dixon
J. S. Hudson
E. West
A. L. Thibodeaux
E. R Heath
C. F. Hefner
J. W. Roush
Fred Baird
Bill Dougherty
Roy Andrews
B. B. Barnes
J. H. Devine
Virginia Johnston
and Cox
Mrs John Bert Graham Jr Hosts Bridge Luncheon
Mrs John Bert Graham Jr entertained with a bridge luncheon Friday at the Aronson Tea Room. The room featured summer flowers with prizes awarded to Mrs J Gordon Burch and Mrs Lester L Wiles Jr of Borger and to several Borger residents including R S Mauney Wallace Hooks John Loftin Jack Lackey Frank Phillips Frank Dillingham H A Bishop and Mesdames Howard C Griggs and George Edwin McWhirter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bert Graham, Jr
Aronson Tea Room
J. Gordon Burch
Lester L. Wiles, Jr
Borger
Mesdames
R. S. Mauney
Wallace Hooks
John Loftin
Jack Lackey
Frank Phillips
Frank Dillingham
H. A. Bishop
Howard C. Griggs
George Edwin McWhirter
Social Calendar Highlights Local Groups Tonight
Various Amarillo groups hold meetings tonight at venues like Carpenters Hall Capitol Hotel and West Sixth Avenue First Baptist Church. Events include Junior Business Women's Club at 8, Circle 6 at 8, Martha Class at 2:30, and Noonday musicale at 12 05 with several clubs followed by refreshments later at Ellwood Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha
First Baptist Church
R. E. Work
West Sixth Avenue
That Glowing Orb Affectionately Known As 'OP Sol' Leaves Soon for Vacation
The sun named Old Sol prepares for its annual southerly journey starting Thursday at 1 40. Forecasts predict 90 degree heat, no clouds, and a long day with 14 1/2 hours of daylight. The piece playfully notes upcoming events through the year, including political happenings, local weather, and local color before the sun returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Nordyke
Panhandle
Buster Lockridge Jailed on Drunken Driving Charge
Unemployed father of two, Buster Lockridge, remains in the county jail today on drunken driving charges. Justice of the Peace Carder set bond at $500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buster Lockridge
Justice of the Peace Carder
Mrs Ruth Rubens Released in Soviet Union
Ruth Marie Rubens, an American convicted of entering Russia on a fraudulent passport, was released and visited the U.S. embassy at noon. Her husband, arrested with her in December 1937, remains missing. She had been sentenced to 18 months but freed due to time served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
U.S
Ruth Marie Rubens
Russia
United States
Sanitary Mattress Covers and Wicker Care Tips
Household hints describe new transparent mattress covers that keep beds clean and dust free and help allergy sufferers. Covers fit twin and double beds and crib sizes, are washable, and can be dipped in mild antiseptic. Also advised is watering wicker furniture to prevent brittleness by light hose showering to toughen reeds.
Haifa Blast Kills Eighteen Arabs in Market
In Haifa at dawn today a bomb exploded in the marketplace near the port, killing 18 Arabs and wounding 24. The blast damaged the telephone exchange and street booths and prompted police and troops to seal the area while casualties were transported to hospitals. This followed a prior week of bombings including an attack on Tel Aviv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Haifa
Tel Aviv
Palestine
Care tips for pastel leather gloves
The article provides washing and shaping guidance for pastel leather gloves. It recommends a bland thick soap lather with very tepid water, thorough rinsing, and air drying on non rusting wire forms. If needed, remove before complete dryness and use a glove stretcher to shape.
Friction Removes Stain From Clothing
A paint stain on clothing may be removed by rubbing the stain with the wrong side of the same material.
Frenzied Rug Cutters Jive To Victory Among Cats
Hollywood dancers Jack Arkin and Marion Golby won the swing contest at the coliseum in a field of 500, earning 500 dollars and two gold trophies for their top performance as king and queen of jitterbugs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Jack Arkin
Marion Golby
Jack
Marion
Conversation Piece Cloth Brings New York Night Life to Linen
An illustrator colors linen with vivid impressions of New York’s nightlife for reproduction on cloths. The feature notes metal care and wax for bright brass and copper during cleaning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Aeronautical Association to convene at Gooch Eng Co
The Amarillo Aeronautical Association will hold its regular meeting tonight at 8 o clock at Gooch Engineering Company 112 West Fifth Avenue. The gathering was previously set for the Amarillo Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Aeronautical Association
Gooch Engineering Company
West Fifth Avenue
Amarillo Hotel
Local Highway Officers To Attend Wichita Falls Safety Parade
State police officers Captain Jim Line Set R. H. Kelly and Patrolman B. L. St. Clair will travel to Wichita Falls tomorrow to join a safety celebration marking one year with no traffic deaths within city limits. A safety parade will highlight the event. Patrolman John Nunn will visit Dalhart to address the Lions Club at its noon luncheon on safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Line
R. H. Kelley
B. L. St. Clair
Panhandle
Wichita Falls
John Nunn
Dalhart
Lions Club
Surprise Housewarming Honorees At East Twelfth Ave Home
Mr and Mrs J L Williamson were honored at a surprise housewarming on Friday night at 1316 East Twelfth Avenue. Games of forty two were played and refreshments served. Attending were W J Pearson Ora McCaffree Troy Love V C Alexander Emmett Mauldin Mrs Jay Jones Jetty Louise McCaffree Juanita McCaffree Thelma Mauldin Doniela Pearson Louise Pearson and Ray C Love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Williamson
East Twelfth Avenue
Messrs
Mesdames
W. J Pearson
Ora McCaffree
Troy Love
VC. Alexander
Emmett Mauldin
Jay Jones Jetty
Louise McCaffree
Juanita McCaffree
Thelma Mauldin
Doniela Pearson
Louise Pearson
Ray C Love
Mrs Maniva Hunter Succumbs in Canyon
Mrs Maniva Oliva Hunter a 42 year old Evant Tex resident died this morning at the Canyon home of her daughter Mrs Ed Gerald while visiting Canyon She was widow of J A Hunter Confederate veteran and Methodist church member Survived by another Evant daughter Mrs Bertha Mallock a son CD Hunter of Floresville and John L Hunter of Tulsa Funeral home in Canyon will hold service and the body will be sent to Evant on Wednesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maniva Oliva Hunter
Evant
Tex
Ed Gerald
Canyon
J. A. Hunter
Methodist Church
Bertha Mallock
CD Hunter
Ploresville
John L. Hunter
Tulsa
Ohio
Griggs- Thompson
District Court Cases Continued Until August
The cases of C. W. East charged with embezzlement and swindling Benny and Fish Amato and Sally Sheer all charged with book making were continued today until the August term of 47th district court which will be convened the last Monday in August. The continuances were granted on oral petitions of defendants. The state had announced ready for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. East
Benny
Fish Amato
Sally Sheer
47Th District Court
Meeting Held For Coliseum at Tri-State Fair Grounds
A chambers of commerce committee led by Jim Florey met county commissioners to study a $250000 coliseum at the Tri-State Fair grounds. Cattlemen including Ray Pinkney and Miles Bivins discussed financing and usage for industrial shows and entertainment. The panel, including Judge J R Riggs and George Nance, will seek federal aid options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ways and
Chamber of Commerce
Jim Florey
Tri-State Fair Grounds
County Commissioners Court
Ray Pinkney
Packer
Miles Bivins
C. E. Weymouth
Grover Hill
Pinkney
Weymouth
J. R. Riggs
George Nance
M. T. Johnson
Florey
Courthouse Records and Transfers From 1939 Property Deals
Courthouse records list warranty deeds revealing transfers among M. L. Caldwell to Joe Way, Lillian Morrill to A. A. Graham, Ter. B. I. Barfield to W. A. Cheshire, and Rex Cornelius to Coit Cornelius with prices from 10 dollars to 3,500 dollars. Also noted are land lot transfers, car registrations, and a batch of marriage licenses including Looney Whitworth and Hicks Sweet among others. Local transfers include Wood to Wood-Webb, Klein to Ist Fed Sav, and Prudential Life Insurance to Mounting Savers, with several plats, blocks, and tracts referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Caldwell
Joe Way
Prem
Lillian F. Morrill
A. A. Graham
C. C. Ter
B. I. Barfield
W. A. Cheshire
Eakle
Rex Cornelius
Coit Cornelius
G&s
R. A. Wood
Wood-Webb Ltr. Co
E. H. Klein
Ist Fed. Snv, & L
G&s. Prudential Life Ins
Mtg. Snv. Corp
Jim Keeton Arraigned on Forgery Charges
Jim Keeton was arraigned on forgery charges. Justice of the Peace Duke set bond at 750 dollars. Keeton faced accusations of passing an allegedly forged check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Keeton
Justice of Th Peace
Duke
Keeto
Committee Vote Favors McCarran in Nevada Nomination Fight
The Senate judiciary committee recommends the rejection of William S. Boyle as U S attorney for Nevada after Senator McCarran labels the appointment personally offensive and obnoxious. It marks the second rejection recommendation this session by the committee, following Floyd H Roberts for a Virginia district judgeship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
Willian S. Boyle
United States
Nevada
McCarran
Judiciary Committee
Roosevelt
Floyd H Roberts
Virginia
Roberts
All-Kiwanis Night Dinner Dance In Amarillo
Amarillo Kiwanis Club hosts All-Kiwanis Night with a 7:30 dinner dance at the Nat. event aligns with the international convention in Boston. Kiwanians from Amarillo's San Jacinto and North Amarillo join, with a message from International President H G Hatfield read. Orla Allen attends the Boston convention. Gene Klein chairs the arrangements committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Oklahoma City
Orla Allen
Amarillo Club
Boston
Gene Klein
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Henry Jones
Forest Hill
Women's Council of
Pleasant Valley Christian Church
Amama
Amarillo Rebekah Lodge
I.C.C.F
Fundamental Bible
Della Crittenden
Lilly Larsen Music Studio
Polk Street
Wms
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Brotherhood of Railroad
1.C.C.F. Hall
Ellwood Park
Union Label Bone
Carpenters’ Hall O'Clock
Clark Dye
Line
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Sixteenth
Monroe
Ness
Potter County
Mrs. Ruth Rubens
Soviet
Aeronautical Association
Maniva Hunter
John
Luc
Lifebuoy
Oskent
Courthouse Records
City
Dodge
J. F. Wadley
R. Z. Looney
Frances E. Whitworth
Howard Hicks
Ollie Sweet
Otis Haley
Mary L. Henry
J. H. Strickland
Mildred O. Allredge
R. E. Prothro
Mary V. Davis
J. FE. Craighead
Esther L. Walker
Mufti
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