Informal seated tea honors Mrs Lang Wagner
Friday afternoon a informal seated tea honored Mrs Lang Wagner former Miss Margaret Woodruff. The event featured a doll collection by Mrs Jane Guleke and refreshments served at a tea table with punch on the garden terrace attended by many local ladies and the honoree plus hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Guleke
J. D. Guleke
Harrison Street
Lang Wagner
Margaret Woodruff
Guleke
Garden Terrace
Mesdames
B. H. Shepherd
T. J. Wagner
F. F E. Woodruff
B. O. Cornelius
Hermon C. Pipkin, Jr
Eugene Fleming
Wayne DeGrassi
Bill McWilliams
Gladys M. Glenn
Winnie Erlick
Brown Wilson, Jr
Louis Seewald
Misses Elizabeth Tucker
Dorothy Jane Cook
Mary Jane Garrison
Patsy Moore
Ardath Johnson
Gladys Seewald
Pollard Home Hosts Courtesy Wedding Supper in Amarillo
Mr and Mrs R J Pollard entertained Friday evening at 1806 Madison Street with a wedding supper for Mr and Mrs W M Sheperd who wed in Denton Friday morning The bride Mary Alice Fritz of Denton is now Mrs Shepherd After reception guests from Denton Casper Wyo Amarillo gathered with pink and purple larkspur decorations The Philathea Class of First Baptist meets tomorrow at 2 30 in Mrs J D Denmans 413 B East Fourteenth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Pollard
Madison Street
W. M. Sheperd
Denton
Don Loucks
Casper
Wyo
Margie Gurley
G. E. Hurst
Amarillo
Jimmy Sanders
First Baptist Philathea
J. D. Denman
East
Fourteenth Avenue
Christian Circle Meeting Planned in West Amarillo
Circle 1 of the West Amarillo Christian Woman's Council will meet at 2 30 o clock Wednesday afternoon in the home of Mrs. C W Kincaid for a regular gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Circle Meeting
Amarillo
Christian Woman's Council
C. W. Kincaid
Pattern 4483 for Junior Miss Sizes Sold by Mail
Pattern 4483 is available in junior miss sizes 11 through 17. Size 13 dress requires 4 yards of 35 inch fabric. Send fifteen cents to Pattern Department Amarillo Globe New York NY for the pattern and add ten cents for latest patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Globe
West 17Th Street
New York
N. Y
Mrs Gower Honored At Shower In Amarillo Home
Mrs Albert Gower was honored Friday night at a shower hosted by Mrs Grady Cooper at 3009 Taylor Street. Formerly Vivian Daniel daughter of Mr and Mrs Sam Daniel of Amarillo, she received gifts arranged on a lace table. Attending were many local wives and bridesmaids including Mrs Gower and Mrs Daniel with guests from Amarillo and Colorado Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Gower
Grady Cooper
Taylor Street
Vivian Daniel
Sam Daniel
Amarillo
van Smith
Howard McGuire
Cooper
Mesdames Troy Cummings
William Pope
Charles L. Smith
R. F. Cox
E Cox
Gower
Daniel
George Dudley
O. A. Strange
Z. G. Weaver
Doyle Fewell
Willie Fewell
Louis Stoneham
L. G. Brown
Doug Beard
R. L. Mc- Means
J. B. Wilmeth
A. L. Crouch
Leonard Stone
Shelton Key
Henry Wheeler
Fred Smith
J. R. Bankston
Garland Moore
W. M. Wise
Gladys Seymour
Ruth Denton
Jo Anna Brown
Lorraine Danftel
Jean Bankston
Smith
R. C. Hill
Brewer
Margert Brewer
Melvin Davis
Colorado Springs
Wedding in Clovis Announces Williamson Daughter and Davis Union
Announced marriage of Miss Hazel Williamson of 819 Bryan Street to Wv. C. Davis of Lubbock. The ceremony occurred at the First Baptist Church parsonage in Clovis New Mexico. Mrs. Davis, a Floy dada High School graduate, sang with the Williamson Sisters Trio on KGNC WBAP. The groom, a Lubbock High School alumnus, worked for the Santa Fe Railway in Amarillo and Canadian for three years. They will reside in Canadian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Williamson
C. L. Williamson
Bryan Street
Wv. C
Fuzzy) Davis
Lubbock
Clovis
N. M
First Baptist Church Parsonage
Davis
Floydada High School
Williamson Sisters
KGNC
WBAP
Lubbock High School
Amarillo
Canadian
Santa Fe Railway Company
Shower Honors Mrs. Branum at Morris Home
A shower for Mrs. J. W. Branum was held at her mother Mrs. W. B. Morris home at 1009 North Johnson Street. Pink and blue decorations framed gifts on a table centerpiece as Mesdames Briley Snorgrass Westerfield Bingamon Morris Clifford Arnold Black Bremer Black Eu banks Barnes Branum and the hostess shared games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Branum
W. 8. Morris
North Johnson Street
Mesdames J. Briley
Frank Snorgrass
E. S. Westerfield
J. Bingamon
Larry FE. Morris
M. Clifford
J. C. Arnold
Elvan Black
Betty June Smith Given Surprise Birthday Party
Betty June Smith was honored on her 13th birthday with a surprise party for friends Thursday night. Attending were Jacqueline Woods, Betty Mae Cooper, LaRue Beeler, Betty Grace Smith, Jean Turner, Dorothy Smith, Gwendolyn Latta and the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty June Smith
Friends
Jacqueline Woods
Betty Mae Cooper
LaRue Beeler
Betty Grace Smith
Jean Turner
Dorothy Smith
Gwendolyn Latta
Mother's Little Helper Adapts Hair Styles for Girls
A 1940s guide shows mothers helping daughters adopt grown-up hair trends with adaptions for age. It highlights three popular coiffures for ages four to fourteen, emphasizes natural brushing and scalp massage, and offers beauty tips for skin, posture, and self care.
M. O. L. Unit Luncheon at First Baptist Church
The M. O. L. Class of First Baptist Church holds its monthly luncheon with president Mrs. H. C. Ammons presiding. business session follows. devotion on Faith in God by Mrs. Cureton. report on three children aided by the class at the Preventorium and a continued $5 monthly support for a fourth child. A Bible drive for the Veterans' Hospital is proposed. Mrs. T. H. Rodgers named committee chair. Attendees include Mrs. Virgil Tharp of Stratford and many listed members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
H. C. Ammons
Veterans’ Hospital
T. H. Rodgers
Virgil Tharp
Stratford
J. R. Keeling
Cureton
E. FE. Mims
Ammons
Emma Dodson
D. B. Jameson, Jr
Birdie Jameson
J. V. Hollingsworth
Lela Powell
Rodgers
M. V. Retherford
R. R. Smith
H. W. Pitts
C. E. Richardson
J. W. Sanders
S. F. Pelton
J. A. Hazlewood
Z. B. Fuller
H. C. Gray
P. B. Dailey
Miss Ruby Rhea
Picnic Held For Amarillo Dr Pepper Bottling Company
Employer of the Dr Pepper Bottling Company hosted a Thursday night picnic at Amarillo Creek with games and a barbecue barbecue supper. Out of town guests included Ted Wikowsky of the Dallas plant and John Mc Gowen of the Delaware Punch Company in San Antonio, plus many local attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pepper Bottling Company
Amarillo Creek
Ted Wikowsky
Dallas
John McGowen
Delaware Punch Company
San Antonio
Messrs
and Mesdames van Edwards
Jack Edwards
Ted Hamer
Ray Hoggard
C. A. Hetrick
Ray Wicker
Wilson Studios of Music Recital At Myers Music Mart Tonight
Viola W. Wilson directs vocal and piano pupils in a recital joined by the Amarillo Little Symphony Orchestra at 8:15 PM tonight at Myers Music Mart 1322 Tyler Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Studios of
Viola W. Wilson
Amarillo
Bus Crash Injures Two Amarilloans in Oklahoma
Two Amarillo residents were hospitalized after a transcontinental bus from Tulsa to Amarillo overturned on a wet stretch northeast of Oklahoma City. Florence Stewart 82 and Opal Snow 19 sustained injuries, with Pearl Lair 52 and Mrs. Stewart’s daughter reportedly uninjured. Both women expected to remain in hospital for an indefinite period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
Sewing Clubs Share Meetings and Plans in Town
The Up and Doing Club met with Mrs H C Russell at 406 Houston Street with a list of attendees. The Sewzette Club honored Mrs Orville Dawson and elected officers Mrs John Mackey president and Mrs E F Dickerson reporter, with plans for July 5 at Mrs Delbert Cooper 1005 North Polk Street and a Friday picnic. Sunshine Sewing Club hosted by Mrs Ray Roth featured gifts to the hostess and refreshments with members Breland Shaw Bunting Dye Parker Stone the hostess and guest Mrs Frank Snorgrass at 835 Travis Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Russell
Houston Street
L. O. Speer
A. G. Ray
T. H. Armstrong
E. Stock
Cole Davis
W. A. Jewett
Floyd Krabbe
Sewzette Club
Evan Burleson
Orville Dawson
el Paso
Dawson
John Mackey
E. F. Dickerson
Dee Davis
A. L. King J
Pollyanna
Jack Reynolds
Cleo Buchanan
Burleson
Mackey
Jimmy Frame
Victor Formby
Dickerson
J. P. Lynn
King
Delbert Cooper
North Polk Street
Sunshine Club
Ray Roth
Sunshine Sewing Club
Jack Breland
A. C. Shaw
L. R. Bunting
R. B. Dye
A. J. Parker
W. E. Stone
Frank Snorgrass
Stone
Travis Street
Miss Barnes Honored Ahead of Church Wedding
A morning coffee at 2422 Hughes Street honored Miss Carlie Barnes who will wed Jim McKnight Friday morning in Polk Street Methodist Church. Families will host dinners at 2101 Harrison Street and 2014 Monroe Street with relatives from out of town joining the wedding party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Stevenson
Hughes Street
Carlie Barnes
Jim McKnight
Polk Street Methodist Church
Barnes
John S. McKnight
Monroe Street
Courthouse Records and Transfers in Local Property and Car Registrations
Courthouse records list warranty deeds and transfers for several properties in Roberts San Jacinto Heights and Mirror areas with prices from 485 to 2375. Transfers include J N Maynard to Investors Syndicate and John Farrell to Security Federal. Car registrations note multiple 1940 models including Chevrolet Lincoln and Pontiac at various addresses. District Court reports show divorces Mable Hervey and Ruth Tomlinson among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Cultra
First National Bank
Roberts
R. S. Reeves
J. J. Rogers
McCaskill
H. M. Beverley
H. FE. White
San Jacinto Heights
Texas Plains Building & Loan
Mary Leeg
Fairview
R. A. Turner
L. R. Lemons
R. L. McSpadden
W. S. Kenyon
Mirror
W. K. McCaskill
QCD
Plemons
J. N. Maynard
Investors Syndicate
Country Club
John Farrell
Security
Federal Saving & Loan
Fred Shetterly
van Buren
Royal M. Williams
Travis
A. G. Preston
Blackstone
Ford
Lesage Co
Taylor
J. K. Faulkerson
Dodge
Fred W. Talley
Buchanan
Chevrolet
D. W. Wible
Pontiac
Glen L. Casey Motor Co
Mable Hervey
Grover Hervey
Ruth A. Tomlinson
Chas M. Tomlinson
Milton W. Fox
Irene Fox
Jim Cade to Speak at Lefors Rally
Amarillo congressional candidate Jim Cade will attend a Lefors rally Wednesday afternoon with Cade as the main speaker. The program starts at 4 30 oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Cade
Amarillo
Lefors
Cade
British Snatch Crumbs of Hope
Debates Britain’s wartime posture as Churchill supports French National Committee in London. The article notes continued British aid, control of French navy and air assets, and the plan to keep pressure on Germany while France faces armistice. It cites Petain, Weygand, Reynaud, and Beaverbrook in a cautious, sweeping assessment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewitt MacKenzie
England
Bordeaux
Winston Church
London
Syria
Germany
Britain
Hitler
Herr Hitler
France
Iit
Petain
Marshal Petain
Churchill
Africa
Near East
Mussolini
Verdun
Daladier
Reynaud
Royal Navy
Brittain
Belgium
Council of Ministers
Winston Churchill
Council For Ministers
Paul Reynaud
Lord Beaverbrook
Lord Halifax
Halifa
Beaverbrook
Great Britain
France accuses Britain of insufficiency amid armistice talks
Premier Petain's government in Bordeaux says Britain’s war effort is insufficient and signals an expected ceasefire in France by tomorrow. The statement criticizes Mandel and De Gaulle for unauthorized talks, notes ongoing armistice negotiations with Germany, and urges London to avoid meddling while France seeks American understanding and renewal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Heinzen
Bordeaux
France
U.P
Henri Philippe Petain
Great Britain
Germany
London
America
Georges Mandel
Charles de Gaulle
Mandell
Britain
Winston Churchill
Marshal Petain
Adolf Hitler
Seine River
Paris
Italy
Churchill
Petain
Port le Verdon
Jean Prouvost
France asserts independent foreign policy in reply to Reynaud
The document records President Roosevelt's reply to Paul Reynaud and offers London sharper military updates. It quotes France stating that reproaches or threats will not alter its decision and that Paris asks England to treat Frenchmen with caution, while insisting that France’s foreign policy will be dictated solely by France, not England Germany or Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roneevelt
Paul Reynaud
London
Menac
France
England
Germany
Italy
Texas Red Cross Drive Pushes State Relief Effort
Texas Red Cross officials push a final effort to reach a relief fund quota of 715,640 dollars. To date 45,494.90 dollars has been contributed as leaders from American Legion, Federation of Women's Clubs, Parent-Teacher Association, Lions, Kiwanis and chambers of commerce mobilize drives across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Red Cross
Rts
Texas
American Legion
Ate Federation of Women's Clubs
Parent-Teacher Association
Ty, Lions, Kiwanis
Chambers of Commerce
Bax
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Wagner
Tri-State Fair Grounds
Amarillo Country Club
L. A. Swann
A. E. Herrmann
First Baptist
Buel
Polk Street
Potter County
Tiny Bridge Club
Double H Sewing Club
Bob Shannon
West Fourth Avenue
Charles Mellor
Sunset Terrace
Daughters of the King of
Bonita
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Bethany
Odell Harris
Amarillo Rebekahkah Lodge
Fr. Hall
Miracle Book Club
Fundamental Bible
Della Crittenden
Pierce Street
Pollard
Anne Adams
Mrs. Morris
American Institute of Laundering
Ajar
Betty Clarke
M. O. L. Unit
Miss Barnes
Courthouse Records
Adlerika
A. MecAmis
Adlenka
Adenka
Fox Drug Company
Cretney Drug
City Drug Store
Hire
Aioe
W & K Clothes
Texas Red Cross
Coronado
Its
The
United States
Tesey Bites
Wey
Panamas
Ballard
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