Miss Ritter and Miss Adelmann Honored at Bridal Parties
Amarillo social notes record pre nuptial events honoring brides to be Miss Billie Ritter and Miss Drucilla Adelmann. A Tuesday bridge party hosted by Mrs James Farwell and Mrs Earl West Sixteenth featured jonquils daisies and gifts for the honorees, with Mrs Billy Reeves winning high score. A linen shower and luncheon by Mrs E M Vernon at 1218 West Eleventh followed, with pastel sweet peas decorating the table and many friends in attendance.
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Amarillo
Billie Ritter
Drucilla Adelmann
James Farwell
Earl West
Billy Reeves
Betty Howle
Margaret Dowse
Martha Teas
Rostalee Moore
Dorothy Jane
E. M. Vernon
West Eleventh
Miss Ritter
Misses Moore
Howie Helen McKinley
Mesdames Dean Roberts
Guy Vicpary
Reeves Lewis
John A. Cavin
Jess Ritter
C. V. Woods, Jr
Fort Worth
J. B. White
Jack Adkins
Allen Ritter
Gainesville
Dorothy Jenkins
Mrs. Jenkins
Take Off Ugly Fat With This Home Recipe
An inexpensive home remedy promises quick weight loss with four ounces of liquid parcel Concentrate mixed with grapefruit juice to make a pint. Take two tablespoons twice daily for easy slimming without strenuous exercise or strict dieting. If the first bottle fails, return it for a refund through Post Office Drug Store and other druggists.
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Post Office Drug Store
Tables Is Club Topic At Twentieth Century Culture Club
Mrs W R Horrigan spoke on Table Settings at the Twentieth Century Culture Club meeting held Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs FE H Powell 1908 Travis Co hostess Mrs Henry Cusick. Roll call featured a recipe exchange and the program included parliamentary drill true and false led by Mrs R E Abbott. Attendees included Mesdames Abbott Anderson Atkinson Buster Crawford Daniels Dean Montgomery Renfro Horrigan Cusick Powell.
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W. R. Horrigan
Twentieth Century Culture Club
FE. H. Powell
Travis
Henry Cusick
R. E. Abbott
Mesdames Abbott
P. O. Anderson
R. G. Atkinson
J. W. Buster
Vernon Crawford
B. M. Daniels
Pat Dean
T. M. Montgomery
Vermal Renfro
Horrigan
Cusick and
Powell
New Members Initiated in Wild Rose Lodge Auxiliary
Mrs Cherry McElreath was initiated into the Wild Rose Lodge No 312 Ladies Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen at I O O F Hall. Refreshments were served by Mrs Doris Price and Mrs Allie Van Hoose to a list of members. The next meeting is March 20 with a luncheon at noon and business at 2. Luncheon committee includes Mrs Walker Mrs Simmons and others.
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Cherry McElreath
Wild Rose Lodge No
Brotherhood of Railroad
I. O. O. F. Hall
Doris Price
Allie van Hoose
Bernice Shofner
van Hoose
Veda Lopez
Anna Mae Thomas
Dessie Mae Moore
Price
Irma Steele
Francis Graham
Florence Warren
Marguerite Prien
Veda Nolan
Ruby Walters
Goldie Quayle
Priscilla Stover
Mildred Henderson
Juanita Roach
Elva Clark
Lucille Buske
Mae McDaniels
Lillian Simmons
Pauline Laurance
Faye Clark
Velma Dutton
Gladys Walker
McFelreath
Mesdames Walker
Simmons
Loser
Laurance
Henderson
Clark
Social Calendar Tonight Sees Multiple Club Activities Downtown
A packed schedule lists sewing instruction at the USO with Mrs Zella Riga and others, Youth and Women organizations meeting at Lincoln and Fifth, Red Cross and PTA gatherings at various venues, plus dinners, rummage sales, and a drill team practice across the city. Local groups including YWCA, United Spanish War Veterans, American Legion, and First Baptist are active with events through the evening and into Friday.
Pleasant Valley Quilting and Luncheon Meeting
The Pleasant Valley Christian Women's Council held an all day quilting and luncheon program Tuesday. Mrs. T H Armstrong led the devotional and Mrs. W T Willis led the business meeting with Mesdames Armstrong Crull Crull Minter Gibson Pankratz Ford and Willis in attendance. The next meeting is March 20 at 10 o'clock at the church for quilting and a covered dish luncheon.
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Pleasant Valley Christian Women's Council
T H. Armstrong
W. T. Willis
Mesdames Armstrong
W. A. Crull
Bill Crull
J. L. Minter
E. L. Gibson
H. J. Pankratz
Quincy Ford
Willis
Wives to Attend NAAFW Tea at Amarillo Field
Wives of new Amarillo Army Air Field members are invited to a tea from 2 to 4 PM Friday at the Air Field Officers Club. The event, hosted by the Spotters Committee of the Amarillo Chapter of the National Association of Air Forces Women, welcomes new wives and explains volunteer activities.
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Amarillo Army Air Field
Air Field Officers’ Club
Amarillo
National Association of Air Forces Women
NAAFW
Officers Wives Club
Mabel Ruth Nowlin Unit Meets at Polk Street Church
The Mabel Ruth Nowlin unit of the Wesleyan Service Guild met at Polk Street Methodist Church parlor with Mrs. George Turnley presiding. Nominating report listed officers and committee chairs for spiritual life missionary education and social activities. Attendees included Mrs. Hatchett Mrs. Hastings and Mrs. Weddington along with several Misses. Next meeting is set for April 4 with a dinner and program.
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Mabel Ruth Nowlin
Wesleyan Service Guild
Polk Street Methodist Church
George Turnley
Kathryn Hatchett
Virginia Schull
Lucille Weddington
Anne Hastings
Osie Morehead
Camille Arden
Maxine Sloneker
Dorothy Peery
Frances Blankenship
Mesdames Hatchett
Mary Ellen Hazen
Hastings and
Weddington
Misses Schull
Edna Adams
Adella Adams
Leona Adams
Peery
Sloneker
Wide Picture Hats Feature Big Crowns at Hat Show
New York on March 7 highlights the Plus Silhouette with larger crowns and wider brims. Designers unveil lacy transparent summer hats, many garden party style, piled with flowers and roses.
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New York
Peg Fischer
Laddie Northridge
Mme. Reine
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH HOSTS YOUTH FELLOWSHIP MEETING
The First Christian Women's Council met in the church parlor as the church plans to host a world fellowship gathering for young people from the Panhandle area this weekend. Registration starts Friday at 4 PM with dinner at 6 PM by Circles 2 and 3 under Mrs. Macon O. Carder. A Saturday noon luncheon will be served by Circles 6. The devotional featured scripture from Matthew and John and the lesson titled Toward Peace in the Americas and the Orient led by Mrs. EF. Myrick.
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First Christian Church
Panhandle
World Fellowship
Macon O. Carder
Adrian Lewis
EF. M. Myrick
Americas
The
Orient
RAF Founded On April First Nineteen Eighteen
The Royal Air Force established on April 1, 1918, marking a major reorganization of British air power. It combined the Royal Flying Corps and Royal Naval Air Service into a single service.
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Royal Air Force
Wire Hangers Sought for Am arillo Army Air Field Hospital
Two hundred wire clothes hangers are needed for use at the Amarillo Army Air Field Regional Hospital. Mrs. M. T. Johnson announces donations may be left at the Red Cross chapter house on Tenth Avenue and Tyler Street. the Red Cross Motor Corps will deliver them to the field.
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Amarillo Army Air Field Regional Hospital
M. T. Johnson
Red Cross
Tenth Avenue
Tyler Street
Red Cross Motor Corps
Redecorating Discussed by Eunice Class Members
A meeting of the First Baptist Eunice Class Friday afternoon at Mrs. Truman Landis home 1104 West Twentieth discussed redecoration of the classroom and methods to attract and retain new members. Attending were Mesdames Landis Orville Bratton W S Nolane Edward Bitner Raymond Wineinger Glen McDowell W C Panje Clay-
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First Baptist Eunice
Truman Landis
West Twentieth
Mesdames Landis
Orville Bratton
W. S. Nolane
Edward Bitner
Raymond Wineinger
Glen McDowell
W. C. Panje
Clay
Episcopal Guild Luncheon Plans April Apron Sale
St. Andrew's Episcopal Guild met at the parish house for a luncheon and business session. Twenty six members and guests attended. After the meeting they planned an apron sale for April 28 and spent time sewing aprons.
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Episcopal Guild
St. Andrew's Episcopal Guild
United States Maintains About Thirty Key Lighthouses
An overview notes roughly 30 principal lighthouses remain in operation across the United States. These sites guide maritime traffic, preserve historic towers, and support coastal navigation today.
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United States
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