Benton Class Luncheon At Country Home
Members of the First Christian Church Benton hosted a luncheon at the country home of Mrs. Clyde Adams. Attendees included Mesdames Higgins Burchett Royse Stevenson and others with the hostess noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Benton
First Christian Church
Clyde Adams
Anna Marie Higgins
Florence Burchett
George Royse
Charles Stevenson
T. B. Rusk
Jack Husbands
C. W. Reinecke
Elgin Reid
J. B. McClure
F. E. Wood
Jess Latham
J. W. Triplett
Charles Yolland
Woman’s Page Rush Tea Entertains Deb Club at Schulze Home
Deb Club members gathered at Anne Schulze’s residence 1413 Harrison for a rush tea hosted by Carolyn Parker president Jane DeKraker vice president Ruth Huff secretary Margaret Ann Twaddell treasurer and Mrs David Patton sponsor. Yellow cog nations and white tapers adorned the rooms while Bettye Coffee supervised the tea service. Mera Brummett Dorothy Sadderns played piano and Marjorie Wilson sang Anniversary Song and Because. guests included Sue Ferguson Betty Joyce Leeds Barbara Gaither Delores Welborn Olive Phillips and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Schulze
Harrison
Carolyn Parker
Jane DeKraker
Ruth Huff
Margaret Ann Twaddell
David Patton
Bettye Coffee
Mera Brummett
Dorothy Sadderns
Marjorie Wilson
Sue Ferguson
Betty Joyce Leeds
Barbara Gaither
Delores Welborn
Olive Phillips
Shirley Harris
Delores Keeter
Betty Jo Tomme
Jean Jackson
Peggy Pope
Jean Mayo
Wanda Vaughn
Marjorie Daughetee
Nancy Farwell
Reba Mulkey
Iris Mixon
Mary Ann Todd
Becky Jo Twaddell
Mary Helen Burkin
Mary Louise Zellman
Mary Munn
Beverly Nance
Patti Malin
Alpha Stidham
Carolyn Blackburn
Carol Singer
Judy Price
Homes of Tomorrow Featured at Primero Chapter Meeting
The Primero Chapter of the Speakers Institute held a session themed Homes of Tomorrow. Mrs. G. W. Gress presided and Mrs. Ben Scott reported on the Childress district federation convention. Mrs. Hugo Loewenstern introduced Mrs. H. E. Brady on Trends in Interior Decorating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Primero
Speakers Institute
G. W. Gress
Ben Scott
District Federation
Childress
Hugo Loewenstern
H. E. Brady
Douglas Harrison
Mattea McClurkin
Mesdames
Roy Begeman
Robert Douglas
Harold Brady
W. A. Armstrong
R. A. de Fee
S. W. Hudson
Glen Hall
A. G. Osborn
M. Anthony
Ben Ratliff
G. W. Gross
W. A. Jenkins
A. R. Granberg
Glenn McKee
John Bush
E. B. Harris
Roy Highley
O. T. Vinsenhaler
W. A. Meyers
Bill Armstrong
O. S. Reed
Federation Club Rooms
Jolly Fifteen Club Hosts Covered-Dish Luncheon
Jolly Fifteen Club members gathered at Mrs. A R Beene’s home at 2304 Cleveland for a covered-dish luncheon. Attendees included Mesdames J I Beeman J L Beeman A N Sims E S Inman E W Warren B R Jones H R Davis Jim Mayo J L Walker the hostess and guest Miss Evan Hunt. The next luncheon is planned for April 10 at 11 o’clock at Mrs H R Davis’s home 212 West Fourteenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly
A. R. Beene
Cleveland
J. I. Beeman
J. L. Beeman
A. N. Sims
E.S. Inman
E. W. Warren
B. R. Jones
H. R. Davis
Jim Mayo
J. L. Walker
Evan Hunt
West Fourteenth
Courtesy Shower for Bride Elect Billie Gene Tadlock
Miss Billie Gene Tadlock, bride elect of Henry F. Thompson, received a miscellaneous shower from Mrs. John Moore at 408 Alabama. Pink and white snapdragons adorned the rooms and the refreshment service. Attending were Mesdames W. D. Christopher, W. H. Walker, Bob Townes, EF R. Jacobson, H. I. Stephenson, H. P. Cochran, B. E. Witt, Chester Ford, Carter Thompson, Walter Short, F. M. Schenefelt, H. Van Valkenburg, F. Wilson, T. J. Hutchens, S. C. Russell, W. C. Mobley, F. L. Campbell, BE. Tadlock, Miss Wanda Mae Tadlock and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie Gene Tadlock
Henry F. Thompson
John Moore
Alabama
W. D. Christopher
W. H. Walker
Bob Townes
EF. R. Jacobson
H. I. Stephenson
H. P. Cochran
B. E. Witt
Chester Ford
Carter Thompson
Walter Short
F. M. Schenefelt
H. van Valkenburg
F. Wilson
T. J. Hutchens
S. C. Russell
W. C. Mobley
F. L. Campbell
BE. W. Tadlock
Wanda Mae Tadlock
Baptist Group Hears Program at San Jacinto Church
The San Jacinto Baptist Church Woman's Missionary Union held a revival service and a covered-dish luncheon. After the noon meal, Mrs. Dan Wooten directed the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jacinto Baptist Church Woman's Missionary Union
Dan Wooten
Community Missions Meeting Attendance Lists Members And Guests
At a Community Missions gathering the attendee roster included Mesdames Roy E Byrd L M Hill J W Holley L W Budd Lester Buck R P Davant Bill Krause L H Willis Keith Poole Mary Noble Margie Silver W B Hand W W Mc Clendon O E Fitzgerald Fred Randolph M F Riker Purnie Walls Bill Cottle W J Drace E G Virden Willis Brooks W W Worf ord J L Heath Doris Welch and eight guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy E. Byrd
L. M. Hill
J. W. Holley
L. W. Budd
Lester Buck
R. P. Davant
Bill Krause
L. H. Willis
Keith Poole
Mary Noble
Margie Silver
W. B. Hand
W. W. McClendon
O. E. Fitzgerald
Fred Randolph
M. F. Riker
Purnie Walls
Bill Cottle
W. J. Drace
E. G. Virden
Willis Brooks
W. W. Worford
J. L. Heath
Doris Welch
Social Calendar Highlights Tonight and Saturday Events
Tonight entries include Jam Jar party at YWCA at 7 and Home Arts Club gathering at 201 Rose Drive with 7 30 recital by Nelda Fotheringham at Musical Arts Conservatory and 8 o clock piano recital at McDaniel Studio of Music 1207 West Nineteenth. Saturday lists volleyball practice at YWCA 2 and story hour at Amarillo Public Library 3 plus multiple recitals and clubs ending with 9 o clock piano recital by McDaniel pupils at 1207 West Nineteenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YWCA
R. M. Rose
Rose Drive
Nelda Fotheringham
Musical Arts Conservatory
McDaniel Studio of Music
West Nineteenth
Amarillo Public Library
Julia Hayman
Jam Jar
YMC
Vivian Taylor
Federation Club Rooms
West
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rafael
L. A. Pitt
Seldon Simpson
American Legion
Hanson Post 54
Auxiliary
Municipal Auditorium
Benton
Loyd
East 7Th
Loyd Shackelford
Jolly Fifteen
Polk Sr
Baptist Group
Beauty Shoppe
Mary Adell Miner
Polk
Aunt Jemima
Jemima
Herbert Drug
Amarillo
Nat Him
Topper
Kelly
Polk Street
Amarillo, Texas
Lennard
Polk, Amarillo
City
State
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