Personality Girls Name Winners Highlight Club Meeting
The Personality Girls and Junior Business Women's Club held a style show at last evenings meeting. Voting resulted in a tie between Mrs. A L Sykora and Miss Erwina Schollenbarger, with equal honors. A formal installation banquet is planned for June 27 at the Herring Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Business Women’s Club
Jacob Rathmell
Betty Flnk
O Men & Cement
Aukbuss
A. L. Sykora
Erwina Schollenbarger
Evelyn Rose Cook
Herring Hotel
Joyce Peet
Jerry Briscoe
Johnypie Marie Scott
Peggie Defenbaugh
Frank H. Adams
Dorothy Marcus
Okla Robbins
Pauline Rich
Lena Maude Slough
Betty Ann Causey
Eula McAdame
Genevra Peters
Bride-Elect Dorothy Decker Feted at Shower
Dorothy Decker, bride-elect of Nelson D. Hall, was honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Misses Virginia Vogel and Andree Connelly at the Vogel home. Green and white decor featured white carnations and fern with crystal candelabra. Guests included Mrs. S. N. Hall, Mrs. L. A. Decker, and many friends. gifts presented after the miniature bride entered to Lohengrin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Decker
Nelson D. Hall
Virginia Vogel
Andree Connelly
Vogel
Fannin
S. N. Hall
L. A. Decker
Mesdames Mildred Cobb
Dorothy Tolzen
Lois Hewit
C. D. Kirkpatrick
Roy Barnard
Wayne Colley
Annabelle Miles
Ruth S. Ward
L. J. Vogel
Jan Castleberry
Jane Ann Hodges
Faye Marie Wardle
Norma Stone
Deane Roberson
Jane Everline
Jo Livingston
Pat Smith
Jean Josey
Mary K. Vroom
Alma Scudder
Jane Wolfe
Gaynor van Shaw
Community Event Calendar for Polk Street Wes leyan and YWCA
Listings show Thursday and tonight activities across Amarillo. church meetings at Polk Street Methodist Wes leyan and Khiva Temple. DeMolay Mothers Chuir music recital by Rosamond Rawlings. YWCA tennis classes photography group and swimming sessions at Gem Lake Pool. PEO picnic West End Ellwood Park. Bible class at 916 Pierce. Woodmen Circle WOW Hall events. plus several clubs and demonstrations hosted by members at homes and YWCA facilities.
Grays Ointment Ad for Skin Relief
An advertisement promotes Grays Ointment for itching rash tetter pimples irritations minor burns cuts sprains and bruises with pine tar. Priced 35 cents at all drug stores. Delta Theta Chi Sorority Miss Dorothy Peery 1119 Polk eight o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Theta Chi Sorority
Dorothy Peery
Polk
Mary Class Hosts Luncheon at First Baptist Church
Members of the First Baptist Church gathered yesterday for a luncheon at the church. Mrs. T. Farris Gilbert gave the invocation and Miss Jo Ann Harris performed piano selections including Valse Chronatique and Danza Lecumi amid seasonal floral decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Amarillo Antique Club Hosts Jenny Lind Day Program
The Amarillo Antique Club held a Jenny Lind Day program hosted by Mrs. R. E. Wertz with assistance from Mrs. Wales Madden. Guests reviewed Jenny Lind artifacts including a Jenny Lind doll and fan, discussed Jenny Lind beds, and viewed related china and glass pieces. The club voted to sponsor the Junior Amarillo Antique Club and a list of attendees was presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Wertz
West Thirty-third
Wales Madden
Amarillo
S. F. Newbold
V. P. Patterson
Jenny Lind
F. Newbold
W. P. Patterson
Jason Robberson
W. W. Rusk
Alton Reeder
G. C. Ratcliff
A. J. Streit
J. D. Thompson
Red Snow Falls In Attic Amid Atmospheric Particles
In the Attic region occasional red snow is reported as coloring due to tiny particles suspended in the atmosphere. The phenomenon is noted as intermittent and not linked to broader weather conditions.
Auxiliary Delegates Elected for Fifth Division Convention
The Legion Auxiliary meeting at 1800 Harrison elected delegates to the Fifth Division Convention in Lubbock on June 30. Names include Jessie Maxwell J C Lilly Roy Beard L A Pitt G W Routh Charles Putnam Robert White A Petersen H J Wheeler A K Baracat Roy Scott E C Nelson Jr Ernest Archambeau C O Hess. Fourteen alternates named and Myrtle Polmatier honored. 250 members in the unit. H F McGregor to attend Veterans Hospital committee meeting Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanson Post Legion Auxiliary
Harrison
Jimmy Moore
Lubbock
Jessie Maxwell
J. C. Lilly
Roy Beard
L. A. Pitt
G. W. Routh
Charles Putnam
Robert White
A. Petersen
H. J. Wheeler
A. K. Baracat
Roy Scott
E. C. Nelson
Association States Party Officers Meet At Dorothy Peery Home
National Secretaries Association officers met last evening at 1119 Polk to outline committees for the coming season and plan next year's calendar. The next regular meeting is set for Wednesday, June 26 at 3600 Harrison with a party to follow. attendees include Mrs. Lutie Beadle, Mrs. Sybil May, Miss Lucille Hogge, Miss LaFerne Scott, and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Secretaries Association
Dorothy Peery
Polk
Paul Lawson
Harrison
Lutie Beadle
Sybil May
Lucille Hogge
LaFerne Scott
Hostess to Kiwani Anns Luncheon at Knollhoff Residence
San Jacinto Kiwani Anns were luncheon guests yesterday at Dr. Lucy Knollhoff’s home 1510 West Thirteenth with Mrs. Walter Short as hostess Mrs. Henry Cusick led prayer and business discussion Plans were made to assist the San Jacinto Kiwanis Club in sponsoring a Fourth of July carnival Guests included Mesdames J Robin Allen Henry Cusick C B Galbreath George Kercher the Dd Nance G A Tomlinson Mrs Mary Galbreath and Miss Beverly Nance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jacinto Kiwani-Anns
Lucy Knollhoff
West Thirteenth
Walter Short
Henry Cusick
San Jacinto Kiwanis Club
Mesdames
J. Robin Allen
C. B. Galbreath
George Kercher
Dd. Nance
G. A. Tomlinson
Short
Mary Galbreath
Beverly Nance
Vettes club names committees for new year
Committees for the new club year were named at the recent Vettes cabinet session in the association building. Appointments include program Joyce Peet chairperson with Lenore Longino Mary Alice Wilson Margaret Potter Virginia Ferguson and Margaret McKinney. membership Connie Garrett chairwoman with Irene Parks Lorene Cormack Colleen Muse Don Briscoe and Gloria Richardson. hospitality Sarah Lee Potter chairwoman with Betty Armstrong Nadine Swift Vera Ray Iva Miller and Peggy Defenbaugh. Next meeting is a picnic on Monday evening June 24 at 6 30 in Sanborn Park. Committee serving: Erie Frances Joyce Peet Connie Garrett Sarah Lee Potter Jo Nell Stogner Cleo Fendricks Ann McSpadden. Finders look in the Want Ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vettes
Association
Joyce Peet
Lenore Longino
Mary Alice Wilson
Margaret Potter
Virginia Ferguson
Margaret McKinney
Connie Garrett
Irene Parks
Lorene Cormack
Colleen Muse
Don Briscoe
Gloria Richardson
Sarah Lee Potter
Betty Armstrong
Nadine Swift
Vera Ray
Iva Miller
Peggy Defenbaugh
Jo Nell Stogner
Vera Horning
Ann Martin
Eunice Loftis
Irma Lee Mays
Cleo Fendrick
Lorenee Taliaferro
Mary Jo McCauley
Lelia Eyoub
Edna Adams
Adella Adams
Mary Elizabeth Rathmell
Maxine Baird
Marlyn Cooper
Ann McSpaeden
Margaret Feike
Scholarship contest results at Musical Arts Conservatory announced
Results from this week’s scholarship contests at the Musical Arts Conservatory show private lessons with guest instructor Leo Podolsky. Preparatory first place Jimmy Lee Metcalf. second Lynn Martin. Medium section had no first place. second places to Philip Wolfram Ted Coons from Texas and Anna Ruth Humphreys of Tulsa. Advanced winner Carra Lou Stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Musical Arts Conservatory
Leo Podolsky
Conservatory
Jimmy Lee Metcalf
Lynn Martin
Philip Wolfram
Ted Coons
Texhoma
Anna Ruth Humphreys
Tulsa
Carra Lou Stone
Lodge Votes On Application At July August Meetings
Wild Rose Lodge No. 312 Ladies Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen voted on Mrs. Sue Bennett's membership application at IOOF Hall. The group also set monthly meetings for July and August on the first Tuesday. Members named include Anna Mae Thomas Dessie Moore Lillian Clark Bernice Shaffner Irman Steele Louvelya Simmons Gladys Walker Violet Guyette and Dena Mae Boswell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Mae Thomas
Wild Rose Lodge No
Brotherhood of
Ioof Hall
Sue Bennett
Mesdames Dessie Mae Moore
Lillian Clark
Bernice Shaffner
Irman Steele
Louvelya Simmons
Gladys Walker
Violet Guyette
Dena Mae Boswell
MOL Class Luncheon At Mrs Miller Home
The MOL Class of First Baptist Church will hold its regular monthly luncheon at 12 15 Friday in the home of Mrs. V Miller at 1613 Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Lavoptik Eye Bath Promises Quick Soothing Aid
Lavoptik offers prompt relief for irritated eyelids and inflamed burning itching eyes with an eye cup included. Trusted for 30 years and praised by thousands, the product is available at all drug stores.
Young pianist Rosamond Rawlings to perform recital
Rosamond Rawlings six year old daughter of Mr and Mrs H M Rawlings 2603 Ong will appear in her first year piano recital tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock in the Musical Arts Conservatory. The program includes 12 solos with a duet by Whittenburg Hawks. Elaine Ross a pupil of Thelma Allen Martin will read. Rosamond studies with Ardath Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosamond Rawlings
H. M. Rawlings
Musical Arts Conservatory
Whittenburg Hawks
Elaine Ross
Thelma Allen Martin
Rosamond
Ardath Johnson
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Polk Street Methodist Church
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Amarilla Assembly
Order of the Rainbow
Khiva Temple
Chuir
Khiva
YWCA
JYQ
Ywca Business
Gem Lake Pool
West End
Ellwood Park
Della Crittenden
Pierce
Poplar Grove
Woodmen Circle
Wow Hall
W. L. Granger
Bryant
Nuevo Bridge Club
James Walters
Lincoln
Humphreys Highland Home Demonstration Club
Frank Busby
Russell
Long S Home Demonstration Club
Clyde Byrd
J. M. Durrett
Tyler
Bery Needle Club
R. B. Smith
Ben R. Beck
Alabama
Carpenters’ Wives Auxiliary
Carpenters’ Hall
Happy Hour Sewing Club
Pauline Goodman
Lorcan Goodman
Buchanan
Gene Black
U. S. Navy
G. A. Black
North East Sixth
R. L. Anderson
First Christian Church
Long Beach
Cal
Mary
McCormick
Vanile
Antique Club
Jenny Lindsay
Saus
NASA
al Drug Departments
Association States Party
Kiwani-Anns
Lodge
Superior Foods
Seles
Ames E. Badertscher
McCormick & Company, Inc
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Jam Oo
Morton
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Indianapolis, Ind
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