Hembree Bates Vows Exchanged in Portales
Mr and Mrs E Hembree announce the marriage of Earnestine to Joe Ray Bates. Rev J D Horton read the service on March 20 at the Pierce Street Baptist Church with close friends present. Earnestine is a Amarillo High School student and Joe Bates is a Portales High School graduate who served two years with the First Cavalry in the Asiatic Pacific and was discharged in December. They plan a trip to Ruidoso Carlsbad Clovis El Paso and Old Mexico before settling in Portales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portales High School
First Cavalry
Asiatic Pacific
Ruidosa
Carlsbad
Clovis
N. M
el Paso
Old Mexico
Portales
Officers Installed At First Baptist Bethany Class Tea
The First Baptist Church Bethany Class held a Tuesday afternoon tea at Mrs. R. H. Kelly's home 1600 Crockett. Mrs. Odelle Harris led the program and Mrs. Rupert B. Burnett conducted the installation of officers including President Mrs. W. T. Farmer and many other officers. Gifts were exchanged and corsages given, with many members listed as present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church Bethany
R. H. Kelly
Crockett
Odelle Harris
T. H. McNeill
Rupert B. Burnett
W. T. Farmer
Wayne Sawyers
Holly Guiberson
G. L. Curtis
A. P. Morrow
George Russell
Otho Farrell
Frank Jesse
Burnett
Corsage
J. A. Hazelwood, Jr
C. D. Roberts
Mrs. Roberts
Mes
E. C. Nelson
J. A. Jenkins
C. A. Gordon
Willard Harris
Rual Jones
P. A. Grove
Chas. M. Rogers
Toney Harlan
Ralph Fomby
Annie Right
Robert Mallet
Walter Dammier
Robert Dean
G. L Curtis
H. Gulberson
M. M. Teague
Ted Ferguson
Car L. King
A. K Wilcoxson
H. M. Adkins
J. A Hazelwood
B. L. Morgan
R. H Kelly
Helene Pash
Social Calendar of Various Local Clubs and Groups
Tonight and Thursday features numerous meetings and events across Palo Duro, YWCA groups, religious circles, sewing and study clubs, and auxiliary organizations. Highlights include First Christian Church dinner at 7, YWCA gatherings at 7 30, and a Queen City luncheon at 12 with a 2 pm meeting, plus multiple 2 to 3 o'clock study and club sessions across addresses on West Fourth Thirteenth Belleview and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen City of the Plains Division
Order of Railway Conductors
Wow Hall
San Jacinto Methodist Class Hosts Luncheon and Bazaar
Members of the San Jacinto Methodist Church held a covered-dish luncheon and spring bazaar in the Fellowship Hall. Mrs. FE. W. Tadlock led the luncheon service and Mrs. E. E. Baker presided over class business with Mrs. Karl Degenhardt selling handcrafted items. A guest, Mrs. E. L. Craig, attended among many members. The next luncheon is set for April 22 at 12:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jacinto Methodist Church
FE. W. Tadlock
T. Edgar Neal
E. E. Baker
Karl Degenhardt
Mesdames
H. D. Reed
C. O. Talley
D. H. Lchaefer
R. W. Bennett
Roy Barnard
J. Lane Smith
E. R. Jacobson
D. S. Bruce
Lee Wilson
W. C. Mobley
E. W. Tadlock
Willis Thornton
J. H. Doty
FP. L. Campbell
C. H. Beebe
H. P. Cochran
J. B. Andrews
S. E. Grundy
L. O. Hasley
W. G. Allen
H. R. Oliver
A. A. Umbarger
Alva Slay
C. A. Craig
John Moore
E. L. Craig
Courtesy Shower For Bride Elect Miss Maxine Beeman
Miss Maxine Beeman bride elect of James K. Grantham was honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Miss Betty Wilson and Mrs. Millard P. Brown at 113 East Sixteenth. A white parasol gifts presentation topped the evening as Mrs. Brown offered piano selections and Roberta Underwood read A Proposal. White carnations and sweet peas adorned the table with pink bowed tapers. 30 guests attended with Mrs. J. S. Beeman among the hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Beeman
James K. Grantham
Betty Wilson
Millard
P. Brown
Brown
East Sixteenth
Miss Beeman
Wilson
Hostess entertains La Costura Club with needlework
Mrs. W. E. Colley of 2107 Hayden hosted a La Costura Club gathering on Tuesday with individual needlework and jonquil iris decorations. A refreshment plate was served to members including Mesdames Allen, Trulove, Blackburn, Dickson, Latham, Waddill, Robertson, Vineyard, Harris, Park, Neely, Hawkins and Henson. Mrs Pryor of Amarillo Hotel will host the club on April 9 at 2:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Colley
Hayden
la Costura Club
Iris
R. L. Allen
Otis Trulove
C. J. Blackburn
J. B. Dickson
R. B. Latham
George W. Waddill
C. A. Robertson
P. Vineyard
Hanson Legion Auxiliary Executive Board Meeting
Members of the Hanson Post Legion Auxiliary executive board will convene on Thursday evening at 8 o'clock in the home of Mrs. Floyd Sloan, 504 Prospect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanson Post Legion Auxiliary Executive Board
Floyd Sloan
Prospect
Palo Duro Grove Members Vote Donation at WOW Hall
The Palo Duro Grove 2253 Woodmen Circle held a Tuesday meeting led by Mrs Thelma Cheshire with Miss Quincy Dickey presiding at the piano. Mrs Merle Carpenter inducted Amber Jones and Quincy Anderson as officer and auditor. Seventeen members attended as the group voted a Red Cross donation and announced the O and T Club meet at Mrs Lillie Clark home. The next session is April 9 at 8 in the WOW. Less than half the US cities over 1000 population have airports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Cheshire
Palo Duro Grove
Woodmen
Wow Hall
Quincy Dickey
Merle Carpenter
Amber Jones
Quincy Anderson
Mary Thompson
The
Grove
Red Cross
O. and T
Lillie Clark
North Harrison
Kil-Kare Club Dinner Honors Members and Spouses
Mrs. M. D. Richards hosted a Kil-Kare Club dinner at her home 22214 West Tenth. Spring flowers decorated the rooms and guests played a game of 42 after the meal. Reserved place cards named Mesdames Smith Hickerson Gaither Yoakam Hanna and Richards. The next club session is set for April 5 at 1 o'clock at Mrs. J. T. Smith's home 1826 Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. D. Richards
West Tenth
Kil-Kare
Mesdames
J. T. Smith
W. I. Hickerson
Paul Gaither
Leon Yoakam
Roy Hanna
M. D.D. Richards
Trio Division Initiates New Member at IOOF Hall
Trio Division No. 300 of G I A to B of L E initiated Mrs. W M Howes at a Tuesday IOOF Hall meeting. President A G Branchi led business with a plan for monthly socials. hostesses were Mrs Laura Wire and Mrs Hazel Atwood. Next meeting is April 9 at 2 30 in the IOOF.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trio
B. of L. E
W M. Howes
IOOF
A. G. Branchi
Laura Wire
Hazel Atwood
Mesdames
A. W. Walker
W. C. Evans
Mae Dickerson
O. E. Bilbrey
W. L. Shafer
Clara Gillette
D. E. Willis
L. H Fitz
Virgil Mann
J. S. Web
Sid Harmon
S. T. Harmon
H. J. Ott
W. M. Howes
L. R. Fanning
Frenchman M. de Sivrac Invented Early Wooden Bicycle
A historical note credits a French inventor known as M. de Sivrac with creating the first wooden bicycle in 1690. The device, a crude rolling frame powered by leg advancements, marks an early step in personal transport.
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M. de Sivrac
Rebekah Lodge Accepts Members in Amarillo Drill
Amarillo Rebekah Lodge No. 222 held a drill session before the regular meeting in IOOF Hall. Three new members were welcomed: Lillian McCaughee Maude L Wagg and Beulah Dixon. Applications from Laura Brian and Dorothy Crittenden were received. Kate Ross was elected general chairman of Rebekah activities for the next assembly to be held in Amarillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Rebekah Lodge No. 222
IOOF
Lillian McCaughee
Maude L. Wagg
Beulah Dixon
Laura Brian
Dorothy Crittenden
Margaret Spencer
Waco
Kate Ross
Rebekah
Local meeting notes and eel battery fact
On Sunday at 3 PM in the IOOF Hall a meeting occurred with thirty members in attendance. The next gathering is Tuesday night April 2 featuring a drill at 7 PM and a business discussion at 8 PM. The text also notes South American electric eels possess a 240 cell battery of electricity producing organs.
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IOOF
Pattern 4921 Nightie and Slippers Ad
Advertises pattern 4921 for nightgown and ballet inspired slippers in sizes 12 to 20 with yardage for a 39 inch, requests 20 cents to order from Amarillo Globe Pattern Dept New York. Also promotes Anne Adams Spring Pattern Book with 15 cents extra for hat and gilet directions and a free pattern and directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trousseau
Amarillo Globe
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Anne Adams
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Robbie
Joe Ray Bates
Hembree-Bates
Bethany
Palo Duro Assembly
Order of the Rainbow For
Khiva Temple
First Christian Church Fellowship
Fellowship Hall
National Secretaries Association
YWCA
Alpha Iota
Gamma Kappa
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Federation
Spiritual Life Group
First Presbyterian Church
Nuevo Bridge Club
M. G. O'Neill
East Thirteenth
Beryl Needle Club
W. F. Davis
Belleview
San Jacinto
Fern Division
Cora Crotty
Homecraft Club
W. A. Howell
Rusk
Pollyanna Sewing Club
C. E. Nance
West Twentieth
New Home Demonstration Club
Gene Fennimore
Anchor Blvd
Happy Hour Sewing Club
George Thrasher
Fillmore
Thalia Club
James L. Farwell
West Sixteenth
Royal Neighbors of America
Child Psychology Club
E. J. Husband
Progressive Study Club
E. J. McCartt
van Buren
el Navegar Study Club
A. L. Huff
West Ninth
Skyline Needle Club
G. G Turner
Sherrill
Federation Club
Pierlan Club
Ray Wheatley
Harrison
Pierlan Junior Club
F. M. Bralley
Hughes
Vera Ferguson
VFW
Della Crittenden
Pierce
T. Club
Woodmen Circle
Herbert Drug
Waldo E. Houghton
Optometrist Suite
Oliver Eakle
Atkinson Drug Store
Amarillo Hotel
Legion Auxiliary Executive Board
Mene J Si Prc
Blackburn ‘Bros
Rae
United States
Peg. Y
Kil-Kare Club
Amarillo Tree Service
W. F. Krause
Max Dodson
Fish Phone
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Rebekah Lodge
Beauty School
Chester Martin
Hollywood
Say
Polk
DRESS
B. R. Solnick
Mgr
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