Black-Taussig Vows Exchanged in Church
Norma Black and Harold Taussig wed at the First Baptist Church in a 4 pm ceremony. Attendants included matron of honor Mrs Wayne French and best man “Doc” Walker. Guests from Parshall Colorado Houston Texas Canyon Amarillo and Claredon attended. couple to reside in Parshall after April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Black
Monroe
W. A. Black
Canyon
Harold Taussig
Paul Taussig
Parshall
Colo
First Baptist Church
A. D. Foreman
Wayne French
Doc” Walker
Oklahoma City
Mary Lou Ely
John Josey
Mr. Josey
Gardenias
Santa Fe NM
Taussig
Business College
Amarillo
Russell Stationery Co
Army Air Corps
Taussig Incorporated
Colorado
Warren Taussig
John E. Daley
Linda
Houston
J. T. Black
Skellytown
8S. W. Lowe
Clarendon
Three Good Reasons St Joseph Aspirin Proclaimed Best
The ad touts St Joseph Aspirin as pure and fast-acting with economy in either size. It claims it is the world's largest seller and promotes a 100 tablet size for 35c, offering nearly three tablets for the same price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
Bushland Home Demonstration Club Meeting Report
Mrs. Jim LeGrand hosted the Bushland Club on Tuesday afternoon with Miss Pauline Lakey the Potter County agent speaking on farm lawns and perennials. Mrs. Henry Blessen led business. attendees included J. W. Hill Jr, M. L. Kelley, Tommie Baldwin, Carl Hill, Henry Blessen, Jim LeGrand, and Pauline Lakey. The next meeting is set for March 26 at Mrs. Tommie Baldwin’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bushland Home Demonstration Club
Jim LeGrand
Pauline Lakey
Potter County
Henry Blessen
J. W. Hill, Jr
M. L. Kelley
Tommie Baldwin
Carl Hill
Social Calendar Highlights A Dense Night of Club Meetings
Tonight and Thursday feature numerous gatherings across Palo Duro and area venues. YWCA events, sorority and club meetups, a range of luncheons, a bridge club, and church activities fill the schedule with times from 7 to 9 p.m. across multiple locations.
La Costura Club Elects Harris to Lead Next Year
Mrs FEF B Harris will head the La Costura Club next year after a Tuesday meeting at Mrs J W Collins home 1615 Harrison. Officers named include Vice president Mrs W E Colley secretary Mrs D A Park treasurer Mrs Ben Henson reporter Mrs C S Pryor. Colley presided and refreshments followed. next hostess Mrs W E Colley at 2107 Hayden on March 26 at 2 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fef. B. Harris
la Costura Club
J. W. Collins
Harrison
J. L. Scott
W. E. Colley
D. A. Park
Ben Henson
C. S. Pryor
Martha Class Installation at First Baptist Church Luncheon
The Martha Class of the First Baptist Church held a Tuesday luncheon at the Capitol Hotel to install new officers. Mrs. M. L. Webb presided as the class inducted officers including President Mrs. J. R. Cullum and others in roles of membership, fellowship, ministries, and steward ship with flowers as symbols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Capitol Hotel
M. L. Webb
J. R. Cullum
Lim Kelly
Ralph McCullough
Ted Lakey
W. G. Routh
Jack Phillips
E. H. Holmes
W. H. Fox
Lakey
Pete Stephens
A. R. Watson
Bryan Ellis
Harold Ritchey
Roy Highley
H. B. Reynolds
W. C. Yantis
Jim Bell
R. H. Routh
M. F. Shaw
W. E. Landrum
Ed Lindbergh
Sim Kelly
Wesley Carson
Ted Lokey
Lorena Ratcliff
E. H. Homes
W. R Fox
Bill Armstrong
L. V. Blassingame
W. A. Johnson
Herschel Howard
W. P. Henry
Roy
Fine Arts Group Discussions On Broadway Plays
Amarillo AAUW chapter members gathered Monday evening at Mrs. J O Turner’s home with co hosts Mrs. Ora Hodges and Mrs. William H Dean. The program featured a review of Current Broadway Plays by Mrs Oma Link Rowley and discussion of Life With Father Bell for Adana I Remember Mama The Voice of the Turtle and Glass Menagerie. St Patrick motif refreshments were served to the group and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
American Association of University Women
J. O. Turner
Jackson
Ora Hodges
William H. Dean
Oma Link Rowley
Father
Bell
Adana
Mama
Turtle” and “Glass Menagerie
St. Patrick’s
Marshall B. Shaw
H. W. Schmidt
C. H. Bell
S. M. Castleberry
H. L. Finch
W. E. Routh
G. D. Kendall
L. V. Dorsch
Eva Patching
Ola Boyles
Marie Luna
Sarah Miller
Louise Orr
Ethel Jackson
Trio Division Votes Donation At IOOF Hall Meeting
Trio Division No. 300 of G I A to the B of L E held a regular session in IOOF Hall led by Mrs. Pearl Branchi. W. M. Howes was elected a member and a donation to the Red Cross was approved. Social hour hostesses were Mrs. W. L. Shafer and Mrs. J. S. Webb. Next meeting set for March 26 at 2 30 in IOOF Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trio Division No
B. of L. E
IOOF
Pearl Branchi
W. M. Howes
Red Cross
W. L. Shafer
J. S. Webb
J. S. Webb. In Attendance Were Mesdames
A. G. Branchi
A. W. Walker
L. R. Fanning
S. T. Harmon
Mae Dickerson
Sid Harmon
Virgil Mann
W. C. Evans
O. E. Bilbrey
R. M. Gillette
I. D. Grider
Laura Wire
Dallas woman elected DAR vice president general in Texas
Mrs. Frederick B. Ingram of Dallas was elected vice president general at the Texas Daughters of the American Revolution state conference in Nacogdoches. Other officers chosen include Mrs. Frank G. Trau Sherman vice regent Mrs. K Wesley Edens Corsicana chaplain Mrs. George W Bowes Beaumont registrar and Mrs. John Norman Weatherby Brownwood librarian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nacogdoches
Tex
Frederick B. Ingram
Dallas
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Frank G. Trau
Sherman
K. Wesley Edens
Corsicana
George W. Bowes
Beaumont
John Norman Weatherby
Brownwood
Attitudes of tolerance topic at Lee Bivins PTA meeting
Dr. Francis W. Pritchard warned that intolerance is passed to children through parents and urged awareness of what is taught at home. The program featured H. A. Shaw and daughter singing with Mrs. J. Francis Brown, directed by Violet Huber, and a social hour hosted by the executive board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis W. Pritchard
Lee Bivins Parent-Teacher Association
Hugh L. Cox
J. Francis Brown
Violet Huber
Richard Wagner
Ola Boyles
FE. M. Broome
Jimmy Culwell
Life Group Morning Session At Polk Street Church
Spiritual Life Group of Polk Street Methodist Church met at Mrs. E. B. Harris home on Monroe for a Tuesday morning session. Mrs. Harris led the agenda with singing and a Psalms meditation. Attendees included Miss Flora Foreman and several church members with reports on the Texas Council of Churches Ft Worth meeting and a February jurisdictional gathering in St Louis Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk Street Methodist Church
Woman's Society of Christian Service
E. B. Harris
Monroe
Psalms
Spiritual Life
Harris
Sam Seay
Texas Council of Churches
Ft. Worth
Flora Foreman
St. Louis
Mesdames Irvin Peffley
Robert Douglas
C. BE. McKinsey
J. R. Wilkinson
Earl Hamlett
J. Ray Smith
J. B. Martin
T. J. Vogel
J. L Southern
N. C. Ferguson
Frank O'Neal
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lip E Batley
Candy Bros Mig Co
St Lovia. Me
Bushland Club
Palo Duro Assembly
Order of the Rainbow For
Khiva Temple
National Secretaries Association
YWCA
Alpha Iota Sorority
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Federation
Nuevo Bridge Club
Mrs Frank Courier
Angelus Drive
Ellwood Park Presbyterian Church
Circle 3
Selvin Allen
Travis
St. Patrick's
Tenth Avenue Methodist Church
Juily
J. L. Walker
Garfield
Bery
Needle Club
E. C. Brown
Polk
Twentieth Century Club
Hugh Cox
San Jacinto
Monroe Wade
Mississippi
Queen City of the Plains Division
Wow Hall
Homecraft Club
J. W_. Holloway
North Cleveland
Progressive Study Club
R. McAlister
Sunset
Pollyanna Sewing Club
C. A. Craig
Prospect
Royal Neighbors of America
Ioof Hall
Child Psychology Club
C._ G. Feierabend
West Fourteenth
Skyline Needle Club
W. H Ogden
Skyline
Mystic Weavers Needle Club
B. Harris
Pierian Club
William Boyce
Tyler
Pierian Junior Club
E. B Johnson
Hughes
Woman's Club
R. D. Kirk
Altrusa Club
Blackstone Hotel
VFW
Della Crittenden
Pierce
Junior Business Women’s Club
Queen Esther Club
Trinity Lutheran Church
Craig
California
la Costura
Craig of
Aqua
Blackburn ‘Bros
Martha
DAR Conference
United States
Harvard College Press
Beauty Shoppe
Mary Miner Goodwin
Lydia EF
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Life Group
Trinity OY
Monteil
Kirk
Ahabrilld
A. O the Daedoran
Arrid
Amet
Oui
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