Pilot Club Elects New President in Amarillo Dinner
Miss Shirley Dobbs resigned as Pilot Club president and pinned the badge on Mildred Lamb first vice president during a Monday night dinner at the Herring Hotel. Entertainment by the fellowship committee featured group singing with Billie Davis as chairman. Special guests included Major Hattie Lou White of Ft Mead Virginia and Fannie Newcomb.
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Shirley Dobbs
Pilot Club
Kiwani Anns Hold Luncheon and Business Meeting
Mrs. Walter Short gave the invocation at the San Jacinto Kiwani Anns luncheon in the San Jacinto Youth Center. Mrs. A D Nance led God Bless America and Mrs. Selvin Allen led the pledge. Mrs. R C Wheeler presided over business, with guests Mrs. Jack Stalling and Mrs. Ariona Walton introduced. A devotional was presented by Mrs. Short and the yearbook chair was named.
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Walter Short
San Jacinto Kiwani- Anns
San Jacinto
God Bless America
A. D. Nance
Selvin Allen
Mesdames
W. E. Haley
Les Kilgore
Elmo Brown
RK. P. Davant
R. C. Wheeler
Jack Stalling
Ariona Walton
Jesus
Short
L. T. Whitlock
Sid McKinney
Robert Ricks
Henry Cush
Lynette Allen
Larry Tom Whitlock
Larry Gene McGrady
Linda Kay McGrady
Mesdames Selvin Allen
Robin Allen
F. W. Ansley
Love G. Brady
Mary Brady
Edna Baker
E. E. Boxwell
H. Barnes
W. J. Beechler
J. M. Bullock
H. R. Brooks
Glen Battin
Carrie Cunningham
George Tomli
L. T. Whitock
Zack McCrady
TOS Club Meets In Jones Home
Sewing Club members were entertained yesterday afternoon in the home of Mrs. Phillip Jones 202 Maryland. The group planned a picnic for families at 6 o clock on July 4 in Thompson Park. Attending were Mesdames Cecil Wilson Hoyt Walker Alfred Allston Lester Hudson W C Perry Otho Foster C B Scott James McKee and the hostess. The next regular meeting will be at 2 oclock on July 18 in the home of Mrs. W C Perry 2624 Rule.
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TOS Sewing Club
Phillip Jones
Maryland
James McKee
Thompson Park
Cecil Wilson
Hoyt Walker
Alfred Allston
Lester Hudson
W. C. Perry
Otho Foster
C. B. Scott
Miss Peggy Mead Receives Grand Representative Honor
At the Grand Assembly of the Rainbow for Girls in Mineral Wells Miss Peggy Mead was named grand representative from Florida to Texas. Attending Palo Duro Assembly were Maxine Adair Edythe England Nina Johnson Jeanne Etheridge Emma Cavin Annabelle Etheridge and Maxine Adair as board chair.
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Order of the Rainbow
Mineral Wells
Peggy Mead
J. E. Mead
Madison
Florida
Texas
Palo Duro Assembly
Maxine Adair
Vermont
Edythe England
Nina Johnson
Jeanne Etheridge
Emma Cavin
Annabelle Etheridge
Mrs L P Doche Hosts Needle Club Meeting
Mrs L P Doche hosted Fl Martes Needle Club members at her home, 1907 Tyler, with president Mrs B W McNeilly leading business and a social hour. Guests included W D Scroggins Fred Wolfe FE L Smith T F Her bert J E Baker B W Sory Raymond Hout L J Gorman and Mrs Walter Parr. A future meeting is set for July 18 at 2:30 at Mrs L J Gorman's home 1509 Parker.
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Fl Martes
L. P. Doche
Tyler
B. W. McNeilly
W. D. Scroggins
Fred Wolfe
FE. L. Smith
T. F. Herbert
J. E. Baker
B. W. Sory
Raymond Hout
L. J. Gorman
Walter Parr
BE Tor res Antique Club Has Morning Meeting
Amarillo Antique Club met at the Flamm home with Mrs. Mattie Flamm and Mrs. R E Wertz assisting. Rolla Cartwright led a program on Old Candlesticks as members displayed antique pieces and coffee was served by Mrs. John Maynard. Next meeting set for July 18 at 9 45 with hosts Mrs A J Streit and Mrs G C Rat Owl.
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Mattie Flamm
LaSalle
R. E. Wertz
Amarillo
A. J. Streit
G. C. Ratowl
Amarilloub
Community Prayer Meeting and Luncheon Program
Mrs. D. F. Fansler and Mrs. D. V. Hall led a duet “Give of Your Best to the Master” with “Faith of Our Fathers” sung by the group and Mrs. Forrest Stradley giving the opening prayer. The devo focused on “Two Coats” by Mrs. Tom Carmichael, an offering benefited the ministerial relief fund, and Rev. Tom Carmichael led the Bible study in the afternoon. Mrs. O. T. Pfeiffer closed with benediction as attendees included Rev. and Mrs. Tom Carmichael, Mesdanes T. L. Stephenson, Carl Roach, Forrest Stradley, C. L. Edwards, D. Stradley, W. A. Walker, D. F. Fansler, O. T. Pfeiffer, D. W. Hall, J. W. Hill, Raymond Graves and Sunbeams keeper Mrs. L. F. Webb with Jessica Ray Graves and others.
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D. F. Fansler
D. V. Hall
Forrest Stradley
Tom Carmichael
Ministerial Relief Fund
O. T. Pfeiffer
Mesdanes T. L. Stephenson
Carl Roach
8. G. Gangwere
C. L. Edwards
D. Stradley
W. A. Walker
D. W. Hall
J. W. Hill
Raymond Graves
L. F. Webb
Properly storing berries to prevent crushing and spoilage
The text advises spreading berries in a shallow stain resistant porcelain enameled baking pan or tray to avoid crushing from weight and prevent spoilage. Do not compact berries. keep them in a single layer for best freshness.
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Ol’ Vernon
Oriental Cleaners
Buchanan Vernon Fancock
Hene
China
Smith & Sons, Inc
N. Fillmore
Mil
Polk, Amarillo
Kiwani-Anns
TOS Club
Jones Home
Antique Club
Flamm Home
WMU
Baptist Church
Grand Avenue Baptist Church Woman’s Missionary Union
T. L. Stephanson
S. G. Gangwere
W. D. Stradley
Herbert Drug
Marie Earle
Evan G. B. B. Crimm
van Buren
Amarillo Greenhouse
Jefferson
Yours
Harry Berger
U. S. Pat