Review of Prince of Egypt by Evelyn Oppenheimer
About 250 attendees heard Dorothy Wilson's Prince of Egypt reviewed by Dallas critic Evelyn Oppenheimer, sponsored by Sanger Brothers in First Christian Church. The narrative traces Moses from adoption in Egypt through deserts, slavery, and liberation, highlighting themes of labor unrest, oppression, and religious integrity as depicted in Wilson's historical drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Oppenheimer
Prince of
Egypt
Dorothy Clark Wilson
Dallas
Sanger Brothers Department Store
First
Christian Unchurcha Woman's Council
Wilson
Moses
Amos
Pharoah
Sitru
Amon
Ramses
Nefreth
Miriam
Aaron
Rev Walker Speaks to Trinity Women on Stewardship
Rev M A Walker addressed Trinity Methodist Church Women’s Society of Christian Service on stewardship at the parsonage meeting. Mrs J W Farley led devotions on Timothy and chaired the postponed bake sale business. Attendees included H O Pederson A N Hanks Q R Blan Nellie Holliday Blackwood H T Gill M A Walker Ross Johnson G W Garrison T B Spillar J W Farley M K McCaslin Karen Sue Judy. The next meeting is set for April 5 at 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Walker
Trinity Methodist Church Woman's Society of Christian Service
Parsonage
J. W. Farley
Timothy
H.T. Gill
Ross Johnson
G. W. Garrison
T. B. Spillar
M. K. McCaslin
Karen Sue
Judy
First Christian Church Flower Guild Meets for Hort iculture Discussion
Mrs Ray Sawyer led a round table on Hort iculture at the First Christian Church Flower Guild in the church parlor. Mrs Herman Ford presided over business plans for a book review featuring Miss Evelyn Oppenheimer. Attendees included Mrs M O Carder and Mrs Vera Logan among many others. next meeting set for 9 45 on April 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Sawyer
First Christian Church Flower Guild
Herman Ford
Evelyn Oppenheimer
W. L. Brown
M. O. Carder
Cora McGregor
John E. Hill
Helen Munn
E. F. Lanham
Roxie Briscoe
Vera Logan
Mrs. R. W. Jones Hosts L Aiguille Club Tea
Mrs. R. W. Jones hosted L Aiguille Club members at 2001 Harrison. Mrs. W. T. Leachman led prayer, Mrs. C. A. Gordon presided over business, and refreshments were served by Mrs. D. L. Douglas. Members present included numerous dames and a guest, with next meeting set for April 4 at 1913 Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L’aiguille Club
R. W. Jones
Harrison
W. T. Leachman
C. A. Gordon
Jones
Federation
D. L. Douglas
Mesdames O. F. Henville
W. T. Leach
O. F. Henville
Jackson
Reading lamp lighter fined for riding with no light
In Reading England a lamp lighter was fined after riding without a light. An advertisement promotes Mexiana Skin Cream with lanolin claiming skin-softening, medicated, greaseless formula that helps makeup hold longer at 35 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
England
Wives Invited to Underwriters Meet in Amarillo
West Texas Sales Congress of Amarillo Association of Life Underwriters invites wives of members to Saturday meeting at the Herring Hotel. Special entertainment planned for nonparticipants in business sessions. Mrs Norris Ewing and Mrs Floyd Studer lead the women’s committee. Luncheon at noon in Old Tasco sa and a city tour in the afternoon. Out-of-town guests to register Saturday morning on hotel mezzanine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Texas
Talk on Cancer Held by Club
Mrs. Betty Edwards opened the Junior Business Women's Club meeting at Mrs. Elmer Jobe’s home on Rusk Street with the poem Life as devotion. Dr. C L Dale, guest speaker, gave an educational talk on cancer and showed a medical film. A social hour followed with refreshments and remarks on experiences in China during early Japanese steam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Edwards
Business Women’s Club
Elmer Jobe
Rusk
C. A. Flippin
C. L. Dale
S. M. Powe
John McCauley
Sylvester Munn
Blanche Sewell
Rolla E. Hill
W. S. Mays
Mesdames
R. A. Fickel
Verne
Priscilla Circle Meets for Lesson at Church
Mrs. Dawson Little hosted Priscilla Circle of Washington Avenue Christian Church Woman's Council on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Little gave the devotional and Mrs. John Sullivan led the lesson. President Mrs. Howard King conducted the business session with guest Mrs. W. F. Ball. Present were Mesdames Bolton, King, Ed Little, Sullivan, Gross, Byler and the hostess. The next meeting will be a 12 o'clock luncheon on April 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson Little
North East Twelfth
Priscilla Circle
Washington Avenue
Christian Church Woman's Council
Mission Guild Sewing Session Held at Mrs Robin-son Home
Mission Guild of Sacred Heart Cathedral met for a sewing session Wednesday afternoon at 1900 Madison in the home of Mrs E W Robinson. About 12 members attended. A post-Lenten party is planned for 1 30 PM on April 12 at Mrs Leo Bauer’s home 1015 West Tenth with Mrs J P Garvey and Mrs Jim Reynolds as co-hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Flower Mission Guilde
Sacred Heart Cathedral
E. W. Robinson
Madison
Robert Carter
Elgin Boulware
Leo Bauer
West Tenth
J. P. Garvey
Jim Reynolds
Mrs Lipscomb Leads Musical Program At Woman's Club
Mrs Joe Lipscomb led a musical program for the Junior Women's Club at Mrs R P Brent Jr home 1523 Crockett with piano pieces and songs by Rafael de Castro and Russell Curtis followed by Griegs Holy Week. Mrs W D Burger presided over a brief business discussion as members listed include Ernest Batson Gerald Blackburn and others with the next meeting planned for 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Lipscomb
R. P. Brent, Jr
Crockett
Lipscomb
Pucccini
Cianni Schi-Schi
Howard Dill
Rafael de Castro
Amarillo College
Stephen Foster
Jeannie
Anorza
Russell Curtis
Grieg
W. D. Burger
Mesdames
Ernest Batson
Gerald Blackburn
E. B. Burgess
E. B. Burgess, Jr
George Caulfield, Jr
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Sea of Reeds
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John Sullivan
R. F. Bolton
R. ¢. Bolton
W. Jones
H. L. A. M. Weisenman
W. O. Solomon
van Buren
Party
Reese Foods
Vetesk Markets
Priscilla
Mission Guild
Petunias
Aracker
CRESS
Gealley Ceramic & China
New
Amarillo Tent & Awning CO
Polk
Ceery
Suede
Woman's Club
Pickup & Delivery
Gunn
R GantiTt
Dirk Tony OY
Steene
Kline
Amarillo, Texas
Paulette
Oc. Oo. D
Nonce
TEXAS
State Department OF Banking
South Polk Street
Style News
Lucille
C.O.D
Yeille
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