Social Calendar Packed With Meetings and Events
Tonight features First Business Women's Circle supper and missionary program at the church at 6 30. Also Family Night at Amarillo Country Club at 8. VFW Auxiliary at John B Golding Post 1475 hosted by Mrs Goldie Freeman at 800 Georgia Street at 6. Dwig W Morrow PT Association meets at the emod at 7 30. Wolffin Girl Scouts hold winter Court of Awards in the school auditorium at 7 30. Saturday offers a play program and gym class for girls 6 to 14 at 2 at 501 Lincoln Street, story hour at Amarillo Public Library at 4, recital by Ardath Johnson pupils at Musical Arts Conservatory drawing room at 8, and rummage sale at Webb Lumber Company 1123 East Tenth Avenue.
Coulters Are Honored at Fuqua Home
Ensign and Mrs. Frank Coulter were feted at 1905 Harrison Street in Amarillo with a buffet supper hosted by Mrs. Earl Fuqua and her son Henry. Attendees included Floyde Garwood F D Jackson Jim Jackson Albuquerque residents Robert Haynie Jr Katherine O Keefe Minnis Hall A F Arnold Grace Vann Edith Bibolet Ida Sue Taylor Geraldine Biffle Sgt John Voight and other guests.
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Ensign
Frank Coulter
Albuquerque
Katherine O'Keefe
Minnis Hall
A. F. Arnold
Grace Vann
Edith Bibolet
Ida Sue Taylor
Geraldine Biffle
John Voight
Miss Harbour and Pvt Webster Wed in Double Ring Ceremony
Miss Mary Nell Harbour daughter of Mr and Mrs T S Harbour of Spearman married Pvt Gale E Webster son of Mrs William Schaefer of Dayton Ohio and E O Webster of Xenia Ohio in a double ring service at the First Baptist Church Tuesday night Dr A D Foreman Jr read the ceremony Attendants were Miss Regina Doane and Pvt Bob Stewardson of Shelby Field Tl Bride wore a lavender suit with pink accessories and pink rose bouquet Mrs Webster employed in Amarillo by Palm Security Administration Pvt Webster stationed at Amarillo Army Air Field They will live at 926 Crockett Street Harmony Club Guests Tea and Texas Day program announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Nell Harbour
T. S. Harbour
Spearman
Gale E. Webster
William Schaefer
Dayton
Ohio
E. O. Webster
Xenia
First Baptist Church
A. D. Foreman, Jr
Regina Doane
Bob Stewardson
Shelby Field
Webster
Amarillo
Palm Security Administration
Pvt
Amarillo Army Air Field
Crockett Street
Jenny Lynn Sewing Club Meets at Gamblin Home
The Jenny Lynn Sewing Club met Thursday afternoon in the home of Mrs. A. E. Gamblin at 1811 North Arthur Street. Pollyanna gifts were exchanged after sewing. Members present included Mrs. Russell Jarnigan, Mrs. G. T. Johnson, Mrs. FE Nellis, Mrs. E. L. Fenwick, Mrs. J. R. Gamblin, Mrs. J. F. McCall, Mrs. F. M. Mitchell, Dan Ford, and others with two guests Mrs. A. B. Leaville and Miss Jean Gamblin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenny Lynn Sewing Club
A. E. Gamblin
North Arthur Street
Mresdames Russell Jarnigan
G. T. Johnson
FE. W. Nellis
E. L. Fenwick
J. R. Gamblin
J. F. McCall
F. M. Mitchell
Dan Ford
G. C. Sherling
W. T. Lee
O. L. Nix
A. B. Leaville
Jean Gamblin
Pleasant Valley 4-H Club Demonstration Highlights Members
The Pleasant Valley Girls 4-H Club met and awarded food production honors to Rita Knox Joardis Burnett Barbara Jean Gravestock Joan Pettit June Wesley and Dorothy Wesley Miss Pauline Lakey taught beanies Dutch bonnets and purses to be made by the girls at the next meeting The group displayed items since the last gathering Two visitors Mrs R L Mathis and Joan Swartz joined Margie Ruth Biggers as a new member and three sponsors attended: Mrs J H Johnson Mrs F J Bingham and Miss Lokey. Members listed include Doris Jean Tyler Rowena Burdine Dolores Lucille Davis Alice Annette Herd Mary Alta Mathis Mary Alice Rozelle Rita Knox Joyce Walker Barbara Ann Bates Margaret Ann Ledbetter Shirley Passmore Martha Lou Mott Peggy Jo Bingham Jo Ellen Robertson Patsy Jean Patton Joardis Burnett Mary Ruth Lewis Novelle Marie Johnson Frances Neal Veazey Mary Ann Jones Doris Lewis Ivy Pearl Mathis Joyce Evelyn Rush Joan Pettit Metba Jean Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Valley
Rita Knox
Joardis Burnett
Barbara Jean Gravestock
Joan Pettit
June Wesley
Dorothy Wesley
Pauline Lakey
Potter County
R. L. Mathis
Joan Swartz
Margie Ruth Biggers
J. H. Johnson
F. J. Bingham
Miss Lokey
Doris Jean Tyler
Rowena Burdine
Dolores Lucille Davis
Alice Annette Herd
Mary Alta Mathis
Mary Alice Rozelle
Joyce Walker
Barbara Ann Bates
Margaret Ann Ledbetter
Shirley Passmore
Martha Lou Mott
Peggy Jo Bingham
Jo Ellen Robertson
Patsy Jean Patton
Mary Ruth Lewis
Novelle Marie Johnson
Frances Neal Veazey
Mary Ann Jones
Doris Lewis
Ivy Pearl Mathis
Joyce Evelyn Rush
Metba Jean Allen
Amarillo Country Club to Hold Family Night
Members of the Amarillo Country Club will attend Family Night at the club beginning at 8 o'clock Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Country Club
About Your Baby by Lettice Streett
The article argues for a balanced approach to infant care focusing on routine without rigidity. It warns against overstringent clockwork feeding and urges regular five daily feedings, initiated around every four hours, with gentle waking and water when needed. It praises schedule adherence as beneficial to baby health and home harmony.
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The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Dewell Brown
Beryl Needle Club
First Business Women's Circle
VFW
John B. Golding
Goldie Freeman
Georgia Street
Dwig W. Morrow PT Association
Wolffin Girl Scouts
Lincoln Street
Amarillo i Public Library
Ardath Johnson
Musical Arts Conservatory
Stama_ lota ‘chi sorority
Webb Lumber Company
East Tenth Avenue
Dixie Cream Donut Shop
Bill Rodgers
Pierce Street
Mesdames Bad Putman
Bill Borgard
I. V. Smith
Frank Gordon
Mesdames
V. Acuff
Davis Mitchell
Globe News
Butay Products, Inc
Huntington Park Calif
Phas
Sim Se
Ima
Ola
Ze, le
Teres
Coulters
Fuqua
Miss Harbour
Pvt. Webster
Harmony Club
Robert Wilson
Harrison Street
DAR
Esther McCrory
Daughters of American Revolution
Federation Club
Gamblin Home
J. W. Morrison
Texas
Lettice Streett
Lettice Lee Streett
Marie Earle
Herbert
Sma
aeaUrr
Penny Wise Hi Ho
Cracker
del Haven
Carlton-Florey Wholesale CO
Globe-News
Aiiaak
California
Cali
Sunkist California
FiGuTs For Freedom
Sunkist
Arizona
AKF
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