Heringham Ager Nuptials Announced
Announcement of the marriage of Jean Fotheringham and Dr. Jack R., both of this city, note the ceremony at Polk Street Methodist church with Dr. Lewis N. Stuckey officiating. The bride is daughter of Mrs. Fotheringham, a popular figure among Amarillo’s younger set. The groom, a dentist from Vanderbilt background, will live at Hall apartment 409 West Tenth after a East Texas honeymoon.
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Jean Fotheringham
Jack R
Polk Street
Lewis N. Stuckey
Bride
As Fotheringham
Amarillo
Corning High
Corning
Ohio
Ohio State University
Groom
Vanderbilt University
Shville
Tennessee
Bowie High School
Mrs. Younger
East
Texas
Hall
West Tenth
Carol Amecker Hosts Parchesi Club Saturday
Carol Amecker entertained the Parchesi club at her home on Polk Street to a noon gathering. The afternoon featured games readings and musical numbers with Elizabeth Wilson winning high score and refreshments served to members.
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Carol Amecker
Parchesi Club
Polk Street
Elizabeth Wilson
Bobbie Willbanks Celebrates Third Birthday Party
Bobbie Willbanks son of Mr and Mrs H A Willbanks celebrated his third birthday with a weekend party at his grandmother Mrs R E Williams 1703 Fillmore Street. Afternoon games stories and gifts followed refreshments. Attendees included Tiny and Joe Luden Lucille and Lillian Draper Lee Anna Donald and Linn ie Edleman Billie Roberts Bettie Jean Dyer Bettie Sue Miller Jackie Harmon Copelin and Charles Coulson.
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Bobbie Willbanks
H. A. Willbanks
R. E. Williams
Fillmore Street
Tiny
Joe Luden
Lucille
Lillian Draper
Lee Anna
Donald
Linnie Edleman
Billie Roberts
Bettie Jean Dyer
Bettie Sue Miller
Jackie Harmon
Copelin
Charles Coulson
Mrs Hart Hosts Adelphia Society in San Jacinto
The Adelphia society of the First Baptist church met Monday at Mrs. C. E. Hart's home in San Jacinto. Mrs. John McLaughlin led the devotional and members packed an Easter box for a district WMU scholarship girl. Over twenty five members attended and refreshments followed. Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Sullenger moved to 601 Florida Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amoma
First Baptist
First Baptist Church
Vy. F. Gilbert
Alabama Avenue
San Jacinto
Paul Arringon
Adelphia Society of the First Baptist Church
C. E. Hart
John McLaughlin
L. L. Pinkerton
Local Social Notes and Community Visits Round Amarillo
Mrs. Jack Katch of Borger and her mother visit Amarillo while Mrs. William N. Peck of Emporia Kansas calls on friends and handles business. Several locals and visitors travel for business and social ties including Miss Fay Caldwell Hedley Wichita Falls and J M Adams. Security Benefit meetings move to Griggs Hall in April. Bill Runyon ill at 900 Lincoln Street. Dr Johnston’s office is filled with activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Katch
Borger
Amarillo
William N. Peck
Emporia
Kan
Fay Caldwell
City Drug Store
Hedley
James L. Rucker
Tulsa
Silverton
Panhandle Sales Company
R. L. Crump
Kitty
el Paso
New York City
J M. Adams
Paul Leforge
the Tech
Lubbock
J. M. Adams
The
Adams Dry Goods Company
Haskell
Busines
Boneycamp
Panhandle
Perry Freeman
Oklahoma City
Bill Runyon
Lincoln Street
Dr. Johnston
Seventieth Birthday Flowers and Local Travels
Flowers arrived this morning for the seventy seventh birthday. Mr and Mrs Marvin Twaddell returned yesterday from a brief trip to El Paso. Mr and Mrs Wesley Barringer have come back from their recent trip to El Paso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Twaddell
el Paso
Wesley Barringer
British bill to abolish death penalty in England
A bill to abolish capital punishment in England will be introduced in the House of Commons by Commander Kenworthy. The proposal substitutes life penal servitude with remission powers, applies to murder and treason, does not alter naval or military law, leaves under sixteen still liable, and extends to Scotland but not Northern Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
London
England
House of Commons
Kenworthy
Hull
Scotland
Northern Ireland
French Hip Flash Parties Prompt Dry Banquet In Paris Mosque
Paris hosts a dry banquet at a Mohammedian mosque aided by the French government. Guests bring their own wine while a nearby native restaurant and baths offer only tasteless water. Attendees conceal bottles as Moham medan hosts sip water and ignore the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paris
France
Mohammedian Mosque
Lamp Cleaner William Bates Honed Craft at King's Cross
William Bates served as lamp cleaner at King's Cross Station London for fifty years cleaning one and a half million lamps. He maintained public lighting of the station with steady routine and earned local recognition for his long service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bates
King’s Cross Station
London
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S Amecker
Stess To Chess Club
Mrs. Hart
Adelphia Society
R. G. Sullenger
Florida Avenue
Polk Department Stores Inc
Polk ST
Office
EASEY
Just
New York
Parisienne
DOUBL
Ylor Stre
Elgin
Fred’s Inc
Polk Street Jewelers
Jarvis
McCallum Hose
Wilhoit
At Polk
University Place
ABC
Butychyne
Humming Bird
Abcre Csion Co
Taylor
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