Wedding Is Solemnized At Church
Thelma Louise Carson of 303 Mississippi Street married Jess Roach in a Sunday ceremony at San Jacinto Baptist Church with Rev. Frank Hast officiating. The reception followed at the Carson home with 30 guests. The couple reside at 303 Mississippi Street. Roach owns Jess Roach Barber Shop and Thelma Louise owns Thelma Louise Beauty Shop. The First Baptist Women's Missionary Union will meet Wednesday at 9:50 AM in the church parlor. The nursery will be open. The most abundant metal in the earths crust is aluminum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Louise Carson
J. G. Carson
Mississippi Street
Jess Roach
Orlock
San Jacinto Baptist Church
Frank Hast
L Quinn
Wirml Strimple
Quinn
Ale
Mrs. Shimpie
Gay B. Carter
T. C. Carson, Jr. Srved
Carson Home
H. A. Burton
Elizabeth Jones
Mrs Roach
Thelma Louise
First Baptist Women's
A. D. Foreman Jr
Mrs Battey farewell week features multiple hostesses
Mrs. Galen Battey departs Sunday for Denver with a round of farewell events this week including a breakfast hosted by Mrs. H. O Stark, a luncheon by Mrs. Dave Handerson, and a tea by Mrs. Walter Drath. Mr. Battey will arrive Friday, with more dinners planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battery
Galen Battey
Denver
H. O Stark
Bonham Street
Dave Handerson
Walter Drath
Talmage Place
Bob Crudgington
Chester Watson
Rose Bowl
J. W. Hendricks
Girls 4-H Club to Form Wednesday at Pleasant Valley
A Girls 4-H Club will be organized for the Pleasant Valley Community at 2 p.m. Wednesday in the home of Mrs. G. R. Baucom on Brown Drive. Miss Pauline Lakey, county home demonstration agent, invites interested girls ages 10 to 20 to attend the organization meeting. Birds are distinguished from all other creatures by their feathers which are only found on birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James O. Cade
Potter County Federation of Women's Clubs
Federation Club
Jack Burgess
Pleasant Valley
G. R. Baucom
Brown Drive
Pauline Lakey
Miss Ivey Honored as PIJSAA Sets Crystal Shower
Miss Margaret Ivey bride elect of Blair Jones will be honored when PIJSAA converts its meeting into a crystal shower at Miss Roberne Wilsons home on Harrison Street tonight. Mrs Mary Elizabeth Rathmell assists. Clio members include Billie Bethune Shirley Cline Margaret Dowse Helen Dutton Jewelle Ellis Mary Ella Flesher Ruthe Klein Mary Louise McCarley Pat McClarney Corinne McClure Anita McDowell Ida Lou Nisbett Jane Woodruff Ellen Martin Mary Kay Utterback Virginia Middleton Mrs Rathmell Miss Wilson and Miss Ivey. Senior members invited are Mrs JL Caskey Mrs Thelma Allen Martin and Mrs Wayne O Keefe. The wedding will be at 8 PM Saturday at Miss Iveys parents home 314 Virginia Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Ivey
Blair Jones
Panhandle Junior Speech Arts Association
Roberne Wilson
Harrison Street
Mary Elizabeth Rathmell
Miss Wilson
Clio
Billie Bethune
Shirley Cline
Margaret Dowse
Helen Dutton
Jewelle Ellis
Mary Ella Flesher
Ruthe Klein
Mary Louise McCarley
Pat McClarney
Corinne McClure
Anita McDowell
Speech Arts 'Association
JL. Caskey
Thelma Allen Martin
Wayne O'Keefe
Miss Ivey
Guy Ivey
Virginia Street
Amarillo High Band Aims for D C Train Trip
The Amarillo High School band plans a special train trip to Tucumcari next Monday for a Highway 66 convention with a 1942 bid from Amarillo. Tickets cost 2.30 and nearly half of the 150 needed have sold, funded by local business support and individual donors. The motorcade includes the SAL drum and bugle corps and the Will Rogers Range Riders for the McLean rodeo event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Tucumcari
Sam Elkins
Chamber of Commerce
Elkins
Texas M. & M
Phillips Petroleum
Herman Clutter
Globe News
Borden Company
T. V. Helmkamp
Wade Brymer
Amarillo Tent & Awning
Amarillo Hardware
KGNC
Amarillo Times
Morrow- Thomas
Boxwell Brothers
Cunningham Floral
McLean
SAL
Will Rogers
Vacation Plans and Family Visits Highlight Amarillo Gossip
The page notes a three week visit to aunt Miss Lydia Greer in Oklahoma City, followed by a week at Camp Tom Hale in Wilburton. It also mentions Eugene Polk Jr and Pete Polk, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Polk of 1204 West Nineteenth Avenue, visiting their grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Beaacs
Lydia Greer
Oklahoma
Tom Hale
Wilburton
Eugene Polk, Jr
Pete Polk
Eugene Polk
West
Nineteenth Avenue
Families head to scenic trips and visits across cities
The notice lists several residents from various streets planning travels this summer. Schultz family departs to Colorado and Eagle Nest New Mexico while others visit Chicago Red River Dallas Detroit New York City and Winslow Ark. Around town reports also note birthdays and relatives visiting Hutchinson and Vernon with fishing trips and Episcopal conference attendance.
Calendar notices in Amarillo events list
The Calendar lists tonight and Wednesday events across Amarillo venues including the Bonita Chapter OES 5941 Taylor Street 7 o clock the Advanced Group of Atlantica Spanish Club Amarillo Hotel 7 30 the Amarillo Rebekah Lodge I O O F Hall 7 30 and more. Numerous circles and clubs meet at churches homes and lodges such as Palo Duro Assembly Rainbow for Girls Masonic Hall Central Presbyterian Church and West Amarillo Christian Woman’s Council with 2 to 9 30 o clock start times across addresses including Lincoln Street Bonham Street and Hastings Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palo Duro Assembly
Order of Rainbow For Girls
Masonic Hall
Circles of
West
Amarillo
Helen Nevins
Central Presbyterian Woman's Counsel
Wynona Frost
Hughes Street
Home Demonstration Club Plans Recreation Program
The Thrifty Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. I. F. Graham's home to discuss a recreation program. Mrs. D. B. Smith led business, with talks by Mrs. G. R. Baucom on recreation types and Mrs. J. W. McKee on clubwoman daily planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thrifty Home Demonstration Club
I. EF. Graham
D. B. Smith
G. R. Baucom
J. W. McKee
T. E. Bursey
Awards Presented To 12 Scouts At Court Of Honor
Awards of advancement were presented to 12 Boy Scouts at a Court of Honor held Sunday at the camp at Cota Glen. Second class rank went to Billy Spoonts of Troop 4 Amarillo. John Reynolds and John Boyce from Troop 12, Amarillo, received Life and Eagle with bronze palm respectively. Merit badges were earned by Bobby Blackwell Friona Bernard Smith Troop 21 and Troop 12 members James Andrews John Boyce Herschel Holman Richard D. Mann Edward Nobles George Ritter and John Reynolds. Presenters included Minor Huffman Dallas deputy regional executive Will J. Hiatt and Chester L. Dunlap Llano Estacado Council field executive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cota Glen
Will J. Hiatt
Billy Spoonts
Amarillo
John Reynolds
John Boyce
Bobby Blackwell
Friona
Bernard Smith
James Andrews
Herschel Holman
Richard D. Mann
Edward Nobles
George Ritter
Minor Huffman
Dallas
Mr. Hiatt
Chester L. Dunlap
Llano Estacado Council
Pete and Repeat Are Parents Now
Mr and Mrs J A Keeter of 315 Belleview Street own two hardshell terrapins nicknamed Pete and Repeat. The pair fathered a brood of baby terrapins kept as garden guardians and pest controllers. Keeter home residents and guests will gather for a club meeting hosted by Mrs Ingram on July 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete
Repeat
J. A. Keeter
Belleview Street
Keeter
Adelmann
R. J. Ingram
Baucom, Graham
W. T. Sherrill
Ray Baland
Mesdames B. I. Cogdell
Herman Reitman
A. P. Black
H. C. Youngblood
Ingram
Beryl Needle Club to Meet Thursday
The Beryl Needle Club will meet at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon at Ellwood Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beryl Needle Club
Ellwood Park
Travel plans spread across cities as families depart
Call a Hammond Cab is quoted as a contact while Mr and Mrs W E Smith of 512 West Fourteenth Avenue plan a week in Chicago for Morrow-Thomas Hardware purchases. C D Hare of 2618 Ong Street and others head to Chicago for a Zenith convention. Clarence Sigman leaves for Denver on business with two weeks expected away. The Browning family trips span Kentucky Detroit and Canada as Gloria Jane Weilenman plans to stay in Lubbock with grandparents Idaho sister Mary Lou visits Iowa Minnesota. Evelyn Greer travels by train to a southern destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Smith
West Fourteenth Avenue
Chicago
Smith
Morrow-Thomas Hardware Company
C. D. Hare
Ong Street
M. Y. Galloway
Hillcrest Street
C. B. Lawrence
Lubbock
Clarence Sigman
Taylor Street
Denver
Morris Browning
Mary Elizabeth
Margaret
Hughes Street
Kentucky
Detroit
Canada
Gloria Jane Weilenman
A. M. Weilenman
Polk Street
J. B. Potts
That City
Mary Lou
Iowa
Minnesota
Evelyn Greer
N. A. Greer
Arthur Street
Santa Fe Railway Carloadings Rise in Week Ended June 21 1941
The Santa Fe Railway System reported week ending June 21 1941 carloadings of 25 463 up from 20 164 in 1940. Connections brought in 7 589, up from 5 200, with total cars moved 33 052 versus 25 384 in 1940. Preceding week total 29 387 cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
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Baptist
Bauer E
Rumy
White & Kirk
Woman's
California
Frank M. Neal
Houston
E. C. Britain
Monroe Street
Los Angeles
Winnifred Small
Austin
W. H. Woodlief
Mesdames Neal
J. M. Simpson
Davis
F. W. Cox
Jeanne McGinley
Chanute
Kan
FE. H. Ashcraft
Kathleen Beaty
Mesdames Ashcraft
J. C. Blackburn
Britain
T. H. Campbell
H. H. Corn
NEW Bridge Club
Las Amigas
E. M. Broome
Macon O. Carder
R. C. Kay
Broome
Harry Holland
Howard Lynch
Holt
E. Leo Miller
Wayne Middleton
Coleta Baker
O. A. Pitt
Pierce Street
jCalit
E. C Arterburn
T. H. Rowan
Mesdames Ethel Smith
C. Reynolds
H. E Weatherred
Leona Pitt
Kathryn Weatherred
Confucius
Zale's
Zales Jewelry Company
Morris Goldfine
Zale
Pampa
Ceta Canyon
Wee Tots
Bobby Burkett
Ben C. Burkett
Lipscomb Street
James Rittenberry
Bud Roberts
Sally and
Jane Taylor
Charles Rittenberry
Bob Price Brent
Martha Charless
Alton Reeder
Florence Griffith
Patty Lou Puckett
Melanie McAfee
Frank Anderton
Judy Jackson
Alice Ann Kimbrough
Don
John Ellis
Ben Allen
Bobby Yeager
Nicky Bruner
Kay
Bob Ferrell
Nancy Sue Bivins
Bunny Wolflin
Bob Smith
Dan Jackson
Ann Russell
Herbie Dodson
Don Curtis
Ben C. Burkett, Jr
Bobby
Benson & Benson
Doctors OF Optometry
Taylor, Phoyge
Pijsaa
D.C. Trip
K. H. Schultz
Arch Terrace
Colorado
Grand Canyons
Eagle Nest
N. M
B. M. Daniels
Sue and
Danny
Palo Duro Street
Annie Daniale
Pamna Tha Nan
Aera Iels
Jewell Smith
TWA
Red River
Glenn McDavid, Jr
Bellaire Street
San Antonio
Atlanta
Ruby Kirk
Miss Leone
J. M. Lyons
Johnnie Irene Lyons
van Buren Street
Happy Birthday
C. W. Seibel
Earl Fuqua
Bradyve
Ve Speer Jerry Josey
R. N. Miller
Fain Wolflin
T. Roy Ratcliff Dolores Jean Price
A. N. Corneil
Phyllis Aldridge
Philip Aldridge
Winslow
Ark
Mae Oliver
Wellington
James H. Cooper
Cooper
Betty Mae
Carolyn
Hutchinson
Kans
Stanley Blackburn
Bonita Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Atlantica Spanfish Club
Amarillo Hotel
Amarillo Rebekah Lodge
Miracle Book Club
Lincoln Street
E. Broome
Spiritual Life Group
Christian Endeavor Room
Central Presbyterian Church
Alpha Iota Sorority
Fillmore Street
Ladies Bible Class
San Jacinto Church of Christ
Tenth Avenue Methodist W
Calvary Missionary Baptist
Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club
N. M. Proffer
Hastings Street
Happy Hour Sewing Club
Mrs
Pat Edwards
Silver Thimble Club
J A. Archer
Bowie Street
Jenny Lynn Sewing Club
R. L Fletcher
Cleveland Street
W. C
First Baptist W. MU
Little Flower Mission Guild
B. Brands
Sixteenth Avenue
Home Demonstration Club
Euledmeauee
Cecru Anu Quyeea
James A. Garfield
Mesdames K. Baird
Bursey, Smith, McKee
J. E
SILK
Jeo Seo Geo
Southern
Hollywood
M. A. Charlston
Mgr
THE
Knickerbocker
Amarillo Jan & Wallpaper Co
Polk
Kitty Kerrigan's Millinery
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