Rainbow Girls honor Vera Wilcoxson at Amarillo meeting
Amarillo Assembly No. 19 of Rainbow for Girls honored grand officer Vera Ann Wilcoxson at a Khiva Temple meeting attended by about 100 members from Pampa Hereford Palo Duro and Amarillo assemblies. Welcome remarks were given by Mrs Ethel Adams and a reception followed. The next meeting is slated for July 5 at 7 30 in Khiva Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Order of Rainbow
Vera Ann Wilcoxson
Khiva
Bobbie Jean Sisk
Maxine Adair
Edith England
Leona Streetman
Jureen Spear
Louise Rogers
Miss Wilcoxson
Pampa
Hereford
Palo Duro
Ethel Adams
Nancy Underwood
Mineral Wells
Alice Irelan
A. K. Wilcoxson
Faye Speer
Hettie Reese
Khiva Temple
College Students Invited to Dance in Amarillo
College students who returned to Amarillo this summer are invited to an informal dance at 9 this evening in the San Jacinto Youth Center. Nile Nobles and his orchestra will provide music. The event is sponsored by the Young Adult Social Club with Joe Anderson in charge and a team including Jim Blasdel Ruth Ewing Mary Lemons Carl Simpson and Myrtle Acker assisting. Admission is 50 cents for members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
San Jacinto
Nile Nobles
Joe Anderson
Jim Blasdel
Ruth Ewing
Mary Lemons
Carl Simpson
Myrtle Acker
Patty Rutherford Shower Honored in Cameron Home
Miss Patty Rutherford bride elect of Gene Morris was feted at a shower hosted by Mrs. W. D. Cameron at 315 Louisiana. Attendees included Mrs. Haskell Dill, Mrs. Paul Barlow, M. W. Rutherford, W. D. Cameron, and the honoree with colorful yellow and green decor, daisies, and crystal serving settings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patty Rutherford
Gene Morris
W. D. Cameron
Louisiana
Don Rowe
Haskell Dill
Paul Barlow
Mesdames Marie Utterback
Louis Spoors
W. D. DeGrassi, Jr
Zed Dashier
M. W. Rutherford
Clarence Holt
Sam Morris
Haskel Dill
Paul McCarty
O. E. Todd
W. E. Chase
Misses Vivian Bones
Annell DeGrassi
Janie Hodges
Meiba Morris
Mrs Bill Stephens Wins Bridge High at Finesse Club
Mrs Bill Stephens won bridge high at a Finesse Club meeting held in the home of Mrs Bud Baker at 1012 Dixie. Mrs H B Southwood took second. guests included Mrs Frank Brown and Mrs Ivan Tipps. Other players listed. The next meeting is set for July 7 at 1 PM in the home of Mrs Ralph Minnis, 3604 Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Stephens
Finesse Club
Bud Baker
Dixie
H. B. Southwood
Frank Brown
Ivan Tipps
Mesdames H. B. Southwood
W. W. Shoaf
Garland Stutzman
Melvin Anderson
Ralph Minnis
Harrison
July Events Include Dances And Swim Party
Non members offered one dollar admission. Planned July events include a western dance on July 10 arranged by Carl Simpson and a swimming party with informal dance on July 24. Myrtle Acker leads arrangements for the latter event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Simpson
Myrtle Acker
First Radio Networks NBC and CBS Openings
The first radio network NBC began broadcasting in November 1926, followed by CBS launching in September the next year, marking the emergence of major broadcast networks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NBC
CBS
Grace Pierson Visits in Home Of R. L. Nolin
Miss Grace Pierson, sister of Mrs. R L Nolin, returned from Tokyo after 20 years with the government on General MacArthur's staff. She described advisory work aiding Japan's civil service training and noted awareness of political conditions including communism and labor unions. Pierson said life in Japan resembled a large city, found Japanese people likable, and praised occupation forces' work as largely advisory. She will spend the summer visiting Topeka Chicago and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe_ Staff
Grace Pierson
United States
Japan
R. L. Nolin
Fountain
Grace
Tokyo
O'Hara
Blaine Hoover
Miss Pierson
Pierson
Topeka
Kan
Washburn College
University of Chicago
Chicago
New York
Avihk Temple Business Meeting Minutes Report
Avihk Temple No. 70 Daughters of the Nile held a recent business session at Khiva Temple led by queen Mrs Fannie Bennett. Reports by Bennett Clifton and Reville covered the Salt Lake City Supreme Session. Clifton served as Princess Nydia. Robbie Dyer reappointed as district deputy. The temple praised for convalescent relief donations and hospital garment sending. Thirty members attended. A sewing session is planned for May 6 at 10 oclock in Khiva Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avihk Temple
Daughters of the Nile
Khiva Temple
Fannie Bennett
Bennett
Faye Clifton
Londa Reville
Salt Lake City
Utah
Clifton
Nydia
Robbie Dyer
Avick Temple
Altrusa Club Names President At Dinner Meeting
Mrs. Euna Hutcheon was elected president at a recent Altrusa Club dinner in the Blackstone Hotel. Other officers named include Vice President Alma Dodson Secretary Ben Mullen and Treasurer Alice Hubbell with directors Lola Ward and Addie Whitcomb. Elmire Tesson presided and attendees included Mary Blanton Sadie Deerr Alma Dodson Alice Hubbell J. L. Scott Dr. Evelyn Powers Grace Hamilton Emma Hicks Elmire Tesson Ben Mullen Evelyn Shons Addie Whitcomb and Lola Word.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euna Hutcheon
Altrusa Club
Blackstone Hotel
Alma Dodson
Ben Mullen
Alice R. Hubbell
Lola Ward
Addie Whitcomb
Elmire Tesson
Mary K. Blanton
Sadie Deerr
Alice Hubbell
J. L. Scott
Evelyn Powers
Grace Hamilton
Emma Hicks
Evelyn
Shons
Lola Word
Homemakers Class Plans Ice Cream Supper at Park
River Road Baptist Church Homemakers Class sponsored an ice cream supper at Mrs. Carl Neighbors home in Gluck Switch. The event set for 8 p.m. on June 29 in Thompson Park will unveil Secret Pals. Attendees included Mesdames Benton Campbell Cummings Omey and host Mrs. Neighbors. The next meeting is at 2 p.m. on July 19 at Mrs. Richard Omey’s River Road home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Carnation Lodge
Ladies Society
Brotherhood of Locomotive Fireman
Clarendon Lodge No
IOOF
Thompson Park
Clarendon Lodge
Ruby Bunch
Mesdames
Arminta Lindsey
Violet Hunsucker
Margaret Jenness
Frances Howes
Clarabelle Reneau
Lidia Webb
Mary Hillerby
Louise Devine
Maybelle Baird
Maggie Wallace
Bessie Melvin
Marguerite Hamilton
Rowena Haas
Pauline Weaver
Norma Ruth Eubanks
Jessie Howes
Ioofp Hall
River Road
First Presbyterian Wom en's Council to Hold Home Meetings
Spiritual Life group meetings of the First Presbyterian Church Women s Council will convene at 9 30 Wednesday morning in members homes. Hosts include Mrs W E Gee at 1408 Madison with Mrs Om i Heaton leading, Mrs J E Sanborn at 3420 Hughes with Mrs Joe Witt, Mrs C W Seibel at 1520 Lamar with Mrs Don McCullough, and Mrs A A Alexander at 305 Forest with Mrs EB W Sisney. The church nursery will be open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church Women's Council
W. E. Gee
Madison
Omi Heaton
J. E. Sanborn
Hughes
Joe Witt
C. W. Seibel
Lamar
Don McCullough
A. A. Alexander
Forest
EB. W. Sisney
Philatheas Luncheon With New Pastor Bates
Rev. Carl E. Bates was guest pastor at a Philathe a Class luncheon at First Baptist Church. Mrs. Roy Cullum gave a devotional on Keepsakes while Mrs. J F Debts presided. Bates and his wife spoke briefly and decorations featured seasonal flowers and miniature diploma favors. Guests included Mesdames Hovey Barnes Paul Carmichael Roy Cullum and Judy Bates among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl E. Bates
First Baptist Church
Roy Cullum
J. F. Debts
Bates
Minia
Ture
Wilson Forister
Mesdames Hovey Barnes
Paul Carmichael
Carl Bates
Judy
Mesdames
E. G. Powell
K. C. Gentry
Jack Whisenant
J. F. Delfs
Pred Hammer
P. T. Hamilton
T. A. Bippus
Trenton Davis
Sam Goodner
C. R. Hazlewood
Guy Bailey
Bill Bourn
Rhea Owens
D. J. Woodson
Vaughn Allen
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Rainbow Girls
Cameron
Bridge High
Kaynee
C.O.D
Boys’ Dept
Official
Boy Scout Outfitters
Kaynee Oliver Twist
Sonny
Dan River
Herbert Drug
We Forture
Marie Earle Cosmetics
Panhandle
Globe-News
Santa Fe
Mary A. Miner
Stora
White and Kirk
the Panhandle
Fur Storage Dept
Philathea
Ol Vernon
Oriental Cleaners
Boy Scouts
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