North Amarillo Garden Club names spring show chairmen
At Bennett Hall the North Amarillo Garden Club appointed chairmen for the spring flower show led by president Mrs Vernon Quine show chairman Mrs K Page Schedule chairwoman Mrs R E Hover staging Mrs W R Hill properties Mrs Vernon Quine entries Mrs J F Cook classification Mrs J H Johnson judging Mrs Vernon Quine hospitality Mrs W F Ball publicity Mrs Z J Graham cleanup Mrs Archie Reed awards Mrs F W McCown and ticket Mrs Earl Moore The show will be at Mrs W R Hill home 903 North Taylor date to be announced later Reads on 12 April meeting was in Bennett Hall and 17 April is next meeting time
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Amarillo Garden Club
Bennett Hall
Northeast Seventh
Vernon Quine
K. Page
R. E. Hover
W. R. Hill
J. F. Cook
J. H. Johnson
W. F. Ball
Z. J. Graham
Archie Reed
F. W. McCown
Earl Moore
North Taylor
Will Rogers School
Graham
J. R. Shackelford
Jimmy Hartnett
Gladys Heath
A. A. Tinker
Mrs. Hartnett
Mrs. Heath
Mesdames
J. C. Spiller
J. L. Shackelford
Reed Beaver
B. F. Chapman
Lowdene Williams
Box Supper Held By Exchangettes at Federation Club House
Exchangettes entertained their husbands with a box supper at the Federation Club House. Pat Cunningham was master of ceremonies. Dancing and games followed with prizes won by Mrs. Horace Craig cleverest box, Mrs. Pat Naughton and C. J. Humphries door prizes, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Turner pole dance, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Carpenter balloon dance.
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Exchangettes
Federation Club
Pat Cunningham
Horace Craig
Pat Naughton
C. J. Humphries
Bob Turner
Tom Carpenter
New York Rabbi Speaks in Amarillo Tonight
Dr. Samuel H. Goldenson, rabbi emeritus of Temple Emanu-El in New York City, will speak at 8 o'clock in Temple B'nai Israel in Amarillo. The nationally prominent clergyman will arrive from Lubbock this afternoon and proceed to Albuquerque tomorrow night. The public meeting is open to all.
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Amarillo
Samuel H. Goldenson
Temple Emanu-El
New York City
United States
Goldenson
Temple B'nai Israel
Lubbock
Albuquerque
Nicaraguans Shift to Machine-Mmade Cigarettes Rising
Nicaraguans are turning more to machine made cigarettes and the use of American tobacco is in creasing in the region. The trend marks a shift from traditional methods to mass produced products amid changing consumer habits and supply dynamics.
School of Instruction In Amarillo for 45 OES Chapters
Representatives from 45 Order of the Eastern Star chapters attended a school of instruction in Amarillo at Khiva Temple. District 3 hosts, with Mrs. Pauline Baker opening and Rev. M A Walker giving the invocation. 105 B and 103 A certificates awarded, total attendance 306. banquet closed the day with speakers and grand officers present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Order of the Eastern Star
Khiva Temple
Pauline Baker
M. A. Walker
Mabel Harle
Elsie Bills
Bills
Baker
Herring Hotel
Mesdames Mariel Harle
Elsie Abernathy
Dean Gouldin
Clifford Dunn
District 2
Flora Best Boone Club
Boone
Lettie Keaton
Hazel Currie
Hazel Currie Is the Secretary-Treasurer. Other Members Are Mesdames
Katie Ellison
Bovine
Effie W. Melton
Hereford
Frances L. Crash
Silverton
Hazel Edwards
Panhandle
Geneveve McCarty
Claude
Lela Jones
Groom
Nora Hart
Canyon
Gladys Benson
Dimmitt
Abernathy
Pat Boone
Mabel Hall
Dean Gualdin
Mary Kathry Smith
Frank Phillips
Mesdames Mabel Hail
Flora Best Boone
Mary Kathryn Smith
Thelma Barfield
Gladys Lang
O. C. Shirley
Robbie Ryer
Willie Mae Ross
Alice May Stewart
Pauline Smith
Anna Daniels
Ada Cocanaugher
Twentieth Century Culture Club Meets on Glassware and China
Mrs. Mattie B. Flamm spoke on Glassware and Mrs. R. E. Abbott discussed China Painting at the Twentieth Century Culture Club gathering held yesterday at Mrs. H. B. Jordan’s home 1115 Rosemont. President Harrell Bailey presided. roll call featured favorite hobbies. Federation report by Mrs. R. H. Owens. hostess gift to Townsend Douglas. group listed attendees and announced next meeting set for April 3 at Mrs. Charles Montgomery’s 1201 Harrison.
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Mattie B. Flamm
R. E. Abbott
Twentieth Century Culture Club
H. B. Jordan
Rosemont
Harrell Bailey
R. H. Owens
Federation
Townsend Douglas
L. D. Blasingame
B. F. Ellis
T. F. Gilbert
Charles Hook
A. B. Kirby
Charles Montgomery
E. C. McReynolds
E. G. Powell
V. Renttro
Lonnie Smith
J. P. Vanderslice
Pat Dean
L. F. Schuneman
Dinner for San Jacinto Methodist Board of Stewards
Rev. and Mrs. T. Edgar Neal hosted a dinner for the San Jacinto Methodist Church Board of Stewards and their wives in Fellowship Hall. Invocation by Dr. FE. D. Landreth opened the program, with business by Earl R. Price. Guests included many church members and Panthfinders Class servers assisted.
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T. Edgar Neal
Wild
Landreth
C. T. Davis, Jr
Bruckner
Rev. Neal
E. D. Landreth
Messrs
Frank Wardle
B. M. Bruckner
J. B. Andrews
Bert M. Boomer
Early G. Brown
Harvey R. Oliver
Co. T. Davis
C. E. LaMunyon
A. D. Nance
Eldon Plunk
Carl R. Price
H. P. Cochran
Bayne Young
Ed A. Timmons
Willard D. Thornton
J. D. Smith
Kenneth Schultz
Panthfinders
Veterans Convene With Auxiliary in YWCA Dinner Meeting
Bluebonnet Chapter No 16 Burling ton Veterans Ladies Association met at the YWCA 501 Lincoln for a covered dish dinner then joint session led by Frank Cascarelli and Mrs Grady Dickson. Future combined meetings approved with games to follow and next gathering set for April 15 at 7 in the YWCA.
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Bluebonnet
Burlington
Mesdames E. C. Nelson
Carl Hamilton
C. L. Gristy
Joe Ee
J. M. Lyons
Joe Hudspet
YWCA
First U.S. President Harrison Dies in Office
William Henry Harrison becomes the first U.S. president to die while in office, ending his brief tenure and prompting a transition in executive leadership.
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William Henry Harrison
Music Teachers Meet for Dinner Amarillo Live
The Amarillo Music Teachers Association held a progressive dinner visiting the studios of Grace Hamilton Gertrude McDaniel Edna Smith and Elizabeth Spegal Morris. Morris led the business session. Henry Hertner screened films including Writing Music with permission of Gertrude Elliker. Guests included Bernice Axtell Frankie McFarland L Robinson Jewell Pair Wendell Henry Ted Bush and many members.
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Amarillo
Mesdames
Bernice Axtell
Frankie McFarland
L. Robinson
Jewell
Messrs
Wendell Henry
Ted Bush
Grace E. Hamilton
Edna W. Smith
Nellie Erhard
Evelyn Fagg
Ardath Johnson
Idelma Conoley
Bonnye Beth Baker
Helen Strite
Gertrude McDaniel
Houston Bright
Canyon
Florence Vineyard
Farwell
Janet M. McNeil
Gladys M. Glenn
Howard Lauder
Elizabeth Spegal Morris
Caroline Hazan
Ola F E. Jenkins
Mildred Busch
Russell C. Curtis
F. Emmert
Hall Axtell
Kum-Dubl Class Hosts Games Party at Church Hall
Kum-Dubl Class of the First Christian Church held an e domino and 42 games party in the Fellowship Hall. Mrs. Howard Boxwell led singing with attendees including Jess Latham Earl Cavender W L Brown J B Winkelman Logan Sampson O W Floyd W A Jenkins S A James Charles Kirk B B Walker H C Ferguson Joe Long A F Madison Howard Boxwell H J Vandenberg R F E Logan Branch T Archer J M Metcalf Roy P Hill Mrs Roxie Briscoe Mrs Elizabeth Leachman Jerry Briscoe Clyde ne Frank Coan and Russell wier attended.
St Marys PTA To Meet Tomorrow At Cathedral Hall
St Marys Academy Parent Teacher Association will convene tomorrow evening at 8:15 in Cathedral Hall. A nominating committee will be selected as music students from the academy perform as the program.
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St. Mary’s Academy
Social hour to close forthcoming Sister Gertrude event
The direction of Sister Gertrude will present several selections during the gathering. Refreshments are to be served during the social hour, which will conclude the session.
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Gertrude
Home Repairs Program At Green Haven Club Meeting
Mrs Sam Goldwater and Mrs T L Shumate led a Home Repairs program yesterday afternoon at Mrs Goldwater home Canyon Highway The business session led by Mrs Carl Dupriest decided on a covered dish luncheon at noon at Mrs Dupriest home Eastern Avenue Guests included Mrs C R Hughes and Mrs Paul Carson. Members attending were Mesdames Lewis Hales Charlies Higgins T L Shumate Tom Dacus J H Parker Carl Dupriest and the hostess.
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Sam Goldwater
T. L. Shumate
Green Haven
Mesdames Lewis Hales
Charlies Higgins
Tom Dacus
J. H. Parker
Carl Dupriest
Static Blamed For XC-99 Explosion In San Antonio
Air Force officials blame static electricity for a blast in the XC-99 six engine plane in San Antonio. Eight workers were injured, none seriously, while spraying carbon dioxide gas into a left inboard tank. The explosion blew out a left wing section.
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San Antonio
Air Force
Washington Street Widening Project Underway
Earthwork and removal of curb and gutter progress for the Washington Street widening from Twenty-second to Twenty-eighth Avenues beside Amarillo College campus and Memorial Park. Contractor Jerome Caldwell overseeing a project costing about $12,000.
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Washington Streets
Jerome Caldwell
Twenty-second
Twenty-eighth Avenues
Amarillo College
Memorial Park
India Buys Over Million Dollars In American Tractors In 1948
India’s government contracted for more than one million dollars worth of American tractors in 1948, reflecting postwar agricultural modernization. The purchases involved multiple manufacturers and aimed to boost farming output across the country.
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India
City Plans Summer Playground Program Jobs
City recreation director Sy Hans announced applications for summer playground leaders during Easter college break. The program runs June 13 to August 1, hiring students in recreation majors with monthly salaries from 175 to 120 dollars. Pool staff include a manager at 200 and lifeguards at 150 per month. Correspondence to Park and Recreation Commission in Amarillo.
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Sy Hans
Haas
Tion
Park and Recreation Commission
Division of Recreat Municipal Auditorium
Amarillo
Comets Pave the Way for a Nashville Home
Edward Emerson Barnard funded his Nashville residence by discovering new comets and earning cash prizes offered for such celestial finds. The future famed astronomer linked his early housing to his prowess in comet discovery and the prize system.
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Nashville
Tenn
Edward Emerson Barnard
September’s Name Traced to Latin Seven and Calender Reform
The month September derives from the Latin septem meaning seven Julius Caesar added two months to the Roman calendar altering the sequence This short notes outlines how the name reflects an older counting system and a later calendar adjustment.
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Julius Caesar
Worry of FALSE TEETH Slipping and Comfort Powder
Worry about loose teeth slipping or wobbling while eating talking or laughing. Spr inkle little FASTERETH on plates for added comfort and security. Pills show up with non pressed names and drugstore pads.
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