Varied May Events Planned by Amarillo Country Club Women
The Amarillo Country Club hosts a May of activities for the Women’s Golf Association season opening luncheon at noon. New 1950 WGA officers are President Verne Crawford, Secretary Claude Mathis, Treasurer J. E. Davis. Monthly and weekly events include bridge mornings, buffet suppers, games nights, book reviews, Family Night, and a Junior Dance honoring Amarillo High School’s 1950 graduates with the Sandie Swingsters.
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Amarillo Country Club
Art Querry
Verne Crawford
Claude Mathis
J. E. Davis
James L. Farwell
Amarillo High School
Sandie Swingsters
Two Honored At Farewell Party At Grand Avenue Church
Carol Melson and William Melson were honored Friday evening with a farewell party in the Grand Avenue Baptist Church by their Sunday school classes. The frontier themed entertainment featured games aligned to the motif. Attendees included Lillian Light Carole Edwards Claudine Alice Nancy Jo Brown Gay Smith Glen Bay Ray Smith Mrs. S. G. Gang Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Hobbs Carol Melson and William Melson.
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Carol Melson
William Melson
Grand Avenue Baptist Church
Lillian Light
Carole Edwards
Claudine Alice
Nancy Jo Brown
Gay Smith
Glen Bay
Ray Smith
S. G. Gangwere
D. P. Hobbs
Potter County Home Demonstration Council Businiess Session
Potter County Home Demonstration Council met yesterday afternoon at the courthouse for a business session. A tour of the Anderson Mattress Co in Tyler was announced for May 12 at 2. Reservations were requested. Cakes to be sent to the Veterans Hospital for the birthday age on May 30 should arrive by 2. A slate for delegates to the state meeting in Big Spring in August and for nomination of THDA chairman will be presented for vote at the next meeting. A report on the Borger district meeting was read. Attending were Mesdames Ed Wilson R F Freeman Milton Hunt Sam Singleton T E Bursey Glynn Burrell B T Arnold A L Burcham Frank E King John Detten Joe Graham H L Mann Oscar Detten Jesse Hill J R Hogge E H Brinkman J F Cook Arlie W Maxwell Billie Gilbert Kate Lock Miss Marilyn Detten and Miss Pauline Lokey.
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Potter County
Borger
Ed Wilson
R. F. Freeman
Milton Hunt
Sam Singleton
T. E. Bursey
Glynn Burrell
B. T. Arnold
A. L. Burcham
Frank E. King
John Detten
Joe Graham
H. L. Mann
Oscar Detten
Jesse Hill
J. R. Hogge
E. H. Brinkman
J. F. Cook
Arlie W. Maxwell
Billie Gilbert
Kate Lock
Marilyn Detten
Pauline Lokey
Wives of Knights of Columbus Tea at Herring Hotel
Wives of the Knights of Columbus attended a Sunday afternoon tea at the Herring Hotel. Spring flowers decorated the serving table while Tommy Hipps of Station KLYN provided music. Guests included many named ladies from local and out of town, with attendees listing Clar ence Roberts Mike Puleo J E Angeloni and several others.
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Knights of Columbus
Herring Hotel
Tommy Hipps
KLYN
Clarence Roberts
Mike Puleo
J. E. Angeloni
J. E. Browning
Paul 5. Johnson
C. E. Beard
Franklin P. Bottoms
B. L. Hand
Roy Starker
C. D. Anderson
Jack E. Walsh
Louis Vigna
Don Booker
AAUW Group Hears L E Moyer Talk
Social Studies Group of the Amarillo Branch AAUW met with Mrs. Bob Kesterson yesterday afternoon. L E Moyer director of the Community Chest spoke on Cooperative Planning for Effective Health Recreation and Welfare Service. Mrs L V Dorsch was elected chairman for next year. Guests were Mr and Mrs L E
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Amarillo
American Association of University Women
Bob Kesterson
Parker
L. E. Moyer
Community Chest
L. V. Dorsch
L. E
Moyer and Mrs F N Stuppi Host Sociable Meeting
Members attending included Mesdames B Beasley L V Dorsch H E Bragg M A Lively Charles Pucc ket George Kendall Jackson Hon H D Lemmon H W Schmidt and the hostess.
World of Beauty purse hand lotion dispenser feature
A period ad touts a new purse sized hand lotion dispenser created by Max Factor Jr. It highlights a goldtone metal design, a capless fingertip deliverer, and refillable lotion via a larger bottle. The portable unit promises convenient use away from home for soft nonsticky hands.
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Hollywood
Max Factor, Jr
Social Calendar Tonight and Wednesday in Amarillo
Tonight multiple clubs and churches meet. Eastern Star Khiva Temple and other groups convene at 8 o'clock. Wednesday events include Pleasant Valley Christian Church Council and numerous circles at various venues and times.
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Amarillo
Order of the Eastern Star
Khiva
Antiques Dealers Association
Marie Finklea
West Fifth
Hanson Post Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Amarillo Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Make Kitchens Bright with Colorful Touches
Attractive curtains good lighting colorful towels and green plants brighten the kitchen even on dreary days. Porcelain enameled utensils come in gleaming white with black or red trim to blend with the color scheme, making the kitchen a popular room.
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St.Joseph
HD Council
Globe-News
Polio Insurance
Herring
Christopher Lutz
J.S. Edwards
M. E. Savage
Robert Halpin
Cc. T. Shropshire
Mesdames J. Fitzgerald
Ray Koehler
Aauw Group
Lydia FE
Pinkham
Lydia Pinkham
Lydia FE. Pinkham
Burk
Congress
America
N. M. Cooper
Fillmore St
Mrs. B
Stewart
GLOBE
Love
Pleasant Valley Christian Church
Woman's Council
Butterfly Club
Jewel Miller
Fairmont
First Baptist Church
Woman’s Missionary Society
First Christian Church
Woman’s Council
E. F. Lanham
Jackson
W. J. Hill
Polk
L. Wood Jackson
Travis
S. A. James
Madison
Roy Hill
Crestway
Elmer Jobe
Rusk
Fellowship Hall
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Polk Street Methodist Church
Trulove
Woman's Council of West
Buchanan Street Methodist Church
Woman’s Society of Christian_ Service
J. B. Edwards
Cline
River Road
J. W. Clardy
River Drive
First Presbyterian Church
Church
O. C. Patterson
Brooks
Amarilo Assembly
Order of the Rainbow
Khiva Temple
Alpha Alpha Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
YWCA
Palo Duro Grove
Woodmen Circle
Golding Meadows
Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW Hall
Alpha Chit Omega
G. H. Turner
Beverly
Stauffer
Matt MameeFeest
van Wheeler
Vogue
Summer
Skinner
Skinner’s
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