Doll Show to Display 500 Historic and Foreign Dolls
The PEO Council hosts a doll show featuring about 500 dolls from the 19th century onward at Mrs. H E Smiths home 1626 Washington Friday to Sunday 10 to 5 Friday and 2 to 5 Sunday. Proceeds support PEO Council. Highlights include 50 bisque baby dolls from the early 20th century a Heubach Germany doll with fixed gaze and a portrait Kaiser baby with a distinctive skull indentation. Admission 75 cents adults 25 cents students. children accompanied by adults.
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H. E. Smith
Washington
H. O. Willborn
Jason Robberson
PEO Council
Heubach Company
Germany
What To Do in the Rose Garden Now Group Meeting
CNOMAN S Flt discussed the Rose Garden guide led by Mrs. Elliott with members and guests registering. The next meeting is set for May 29 at the Palo Duro Club summer home of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Brady, with Judge Nelson to lead a program by the organization’s men.
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Mrs. Elliott
Messrs
Mesdames
Hugo H. Loewenstern
Robert Brierley
Charles M. Holt
W. R. Frazer
H. E. Brady
Herbert C. Martin
Charles W. Stewart
Claude
Ray S. Daniel
W. A. Meyers
John Smithee
Troy F. Vance
M. E. Nelson
Fred Gray
E. C. Nelson
Ray Barber
Bradley Gardner
Roy Bechtold
Palo Duro Club
Nelson
Church Women Hear Address Wednesday March 28 1951
The Amarillo Globe reports that the Amarillo Council of Church Women held a session led by Mrs. James L. Farwell. The group announced joint prayer meetings at First Christian Polk Street and San Jacinto churches, noted upcoming Legislation on prohibition, and planned a May Day breakfast at the YWCA. Mrs N Williams of Panhandle became district chairman.
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Amarillo
YWCA
N. Williams
Panhandle
Newsprint capacity expansion boosts Swiss domestic supply
The addition of two machines is expected to raise Switzerland’s total newsprint production to meet domestic requirements. The project aims to ensure sufficient paper output for local consumption and support ongoing printers and publishers across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switzerland
Royal dolls recalled for flawed likeness
The royal family rejected an entire line of dolls made to resemble individuals including a crippled hand, prompting a recall. The largest baby doll is a German bisque figure of a two year old, wearing Ama rillo people’s garments and items once owned by Mrs. Louise Teel, Earl Olmstead, and Mrs. Blanche Wilson.
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Crippled Hand
Amarillo
Louise Teel
Earl Olmstead
Blanche Wilson
Amarillo Rose Society Sees Talks and Lecture Planned
The Amarillo Rose Society met at Judge Nelson's home to hear talks on rose care and garden tours. They invited Frank R. Norris to lecture in Amarillo on June 19, changed meeting to the fourth Tuesday every other month, and announced new rose varieties from Armstrong Nurseries for Memorial Park.
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Memorial Park
Bush
Hugo H. Loewenstern
B. C. Elliott
Loewenstern
American Rose Society
111Th
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Nelson
Elliott
Mark T. Miles
Roy Bechtold
Ray Barber
R. M. Allred
R. C. Allen
The
Bethany Class Installation at First Baptist Church
Bethany Class members of the First Baptist Church were guests at a morning coffee hosted by Mrs. Joe Jenkins. Mrs. C. D. Roberts led the service and Mrs. A. P. Morrow presided for the program, with new officers installed by Mrs. Hazel Carpenter under the theme “The Harp.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany
First Baptist Church
Joe Jenkins
Parker
C. D. Roberts
A.P. Morrow
Roberts
J. Tom Dearen
Jesus
Bill Farmer
J. B. Clouse
Chas. M. Rogers
George Russell
Rter
Walter Dammier
A. P. Morrow
Otho Barbee
Gus Henderson
E. H. Sisemore
Ivory Palaces
Morrow
Rual Jones
Dearen
Carpenter
Mesdames Chas
M. Rogers
Glenn L. Curtis
Willard Harris
Remus Kelly
A. K. Wilcoxson
Neill Singleton
R. H. Mallett
C. L. Akers
G. L. Wren
A. G. Attebury
Wayne Sawyers
Eula Formby
Carl King
Mesdames
T. G. Hull
Odelle Harris
Frank Jesse
Clyde Williams
H. M. Adkins
M. M
Mrs. Phillip Jones Hosts Sewing Club Meeting
Mrs. Phillip Jones hosted the TOS Sewing Club at her home 202 Maryland with guests including Mesdames Cecil Wilson W C Perry Harry Britt Lester Hudson Alfred Allston Frank Henry Cullum Hoyt Waler Otho Foster and Norma Blossom. The next gathering is set for April 10 at 1 PM at Mrs. W C Perry’s home 2624 Rule.
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Globe
Kaiser
Cnoman S
Council of Church Women
D. D. Dennis
Donald West
Southwest
Lincoln
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
F. H. Pfunder
Ph.g
Pfunder
Olle
Chase & Sanborn
Spi
RtGular
Grint
Hase & Anborf Coffee
Rose Society
Mrs
Phillip Jones
Beauty
Tyler
Dial
China
By Mello
Eva Zeisel
Crystal Stock
Vineyard & Allen
E. G. Hill
Etoile de Hollande
Christopher Stone
Joanna Hill
Newberry’s
President Hoover
SM Cinlsta
Chic
Page Boy
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