Auxiliary Sews For Red Cross Ladies Auxiliary met
The Red Cross sewing group of Local 602 IBEW met Monday evening in the Electricians Hall to sew baby clothes. A report covered the annual auxiliary picnic at Ellwood Park the previous Sunday. Members attending included Vic Roach Budde Sitchler Paul Burt Charles Barclay C W White Robert Helms May Hulsey Lyle Ray and Bill Hall. The next meeting will be July 2 at 8 PM at Mrs Budde Sitchler's home 1705 Buchanan.
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International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Electricians Hall
Red Cross
Ellwood Park
Mesdames
Vic Roach
Budde Sitchler
Paul Burt
Charles Barclay
C. W. White
Robert Helms
May Hulsey
Lyle Ray
Bill Hall
Buchanan
Golden Wedding of Mr and Mrs J E Skipper Observed
Mr and Mrs J E Skipper of 1101 Garfield celebrated their golden wedding with an open house from 2 to 4 PM. He is 78, she 69, born in Ohio. They married June 20 1901 in Mingo Junction, Ohio and moved to Amarillo in 1910. They have two children, a daughter, and one grandchild, plus two step granddaughters.
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J. E. Skipper
Garfield
W. W. Byars
Gilbert Walker
Ralph Evans
Skipper
Mingo Junction
Amarillo
Santa Fe Railroad
Maydie Pearl Keller
Ohio
Paul J
Emory Paul Skipper
Winslow
Ariz
Louis Legedy
Jessie Benton
Norfolk
Thelma Backus
Charles Downing
Welch
Wva
Paul
Richmond
George
Harry
Alliance
Ross
Miami
Pia
Baby-Sitters Advice and Letters on Housework and Trust
Dorothy Dix answers readers on babysitting duties and fair boundaries with mothers. Clear hire terms prevent dishwashing or extra chores, and pets require compensation. A letter about marriage trust suggests gentle handling of old letters to avoid jealousy. A pen pal inquiry confirms it's acceptable to write to a lonely overseas serviceman via reputable papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Dix
Pegg i
Miss DIX
Club previews fall fashions for Amarillo wholesale club
Members and guests of the Amarillo Wholesale Credit Women's Club attended a patio dinner at Mrs. Blanche Pumphrey's home on Rosemont. After the meal, Mrs. Grace Hodge presented a fall fashions preview, modeled by Mrs. Marjorie Kidd, with many club members listed among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Mrs Roy Curtis Wins High Score at U Deal Em Bridge Club
U Deal Em Bridge Club held a luncheon yesterday at 408 North Johnson hosted by Mrs. Harry Milholland. Mrs. Roy Curtis won the high score, with Mrs. Milthilarid second and Mrs. J. W. Caplon guest prize. Guests included Mrs. Es ter Fredell, Mrs. E. G. Nolleamper, and Mrs. Caplon. Next meeting is a dessert bridge on July 3 at 1 p.m. at Mrs. E. M. Benesch, 500 Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Curtis
Milthilarid
J. W. Caplon
Ester Fredell
E. G. Nolleamper
G. C. Boney
C. B. Galbreath
Jack Pittman
E. M. Benesch
Kentucky
Millions of pupils in British African schools exceed two million
A report shows over 2,000,000 children attend school across British African territories. The figure highlights growing educational access, with continued expansion expected in coming years.
Thelma Davies Presents Ama rillo Stars of Variety Show
Thelma Davies presents first year pupils in Ama rillo High School Auditorium on Monday evening June 25 at 8. The program features dance acrobatic speech and vocal numbers with Sid Bryan accordion teacher as guest performer. Tickets cost 75 cents for adults and 35 cents for children. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Davies
Amarillo
Amarillo High School
Sid Bryan
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Mirabel
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Petunia
Beauty
Salton
Tyler
Dial
Raines’ West
Texas Boot & Shoe Shop
Susan
POLK
Fisk Bldg
Children’s Stationery
Foster’s Gift Shop
Parkmoor Shopping Center
Dorothy Day
Zale’s
Chambray
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Gingham
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FLOOR
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