May-Honea Nuptials Exchanged at Sacred Heart Cathedral
Southwest Portrait Co notes a double ring ceremony May 1 at Sacred Heart Cathedral in Amarillo for Barbara Lois May and James eel Honea. The bridal party included Monsignor Stein, St. Mary's Academy Choir, siblings, and multiple family members. After a breakfast at the Blackstone Hotel, the couple planned a home in Amarillo. Barbara May is a school and nursing graduate. Honea, a Triangle Electric partner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest Portrait Co
James Cecil Honea May-Honea
Cathedral
Sacred Heart Cathedral
Barbara Lois May
George E. May
West Fifteenth
James Eel Honea
Mamie C. Honea
Madison
John Stein
St. Mary's Academy Choir
Judy Herman
Jo Ann Parr
Celia Saunders
Mona
Catherine
Meier
Beverly Fleming
Barbara Fleming
Patricia “Ann Gruber
Lucy Gregory
Judy “Delgadillo
Rosalie Punk
Barbara Rietman
Gardenias
Ray Harison, Jr
Eugene
Jerry Lyons
May
Hones
Blackstone Hotel
C. Jones
Honea
Amarillo High School
Amarillo College
St. Anthony's School of Nursing
Texas A&m College
College Station
Triangle Electric Harrison, Sr
Clovis
W. A. Boone
Tulsa
Sorority Session Chooses Nu Phi Mu Officers
The Phi Mu Sorority held a regular meeting at the Herring Hotel with Miss Burlen Schiler presiding. Officer elections elected Jonnie De Armond as president Karlene Schwaller as vice president LaRue Beeler as treasurer Louise Long as recording secretary June Renner as corresponding secretary Installation set for May 20 Virgene Bringle named Queen of Nu Phi Mu to be honored at month end dance present officers and members listed among attendees.
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Phi Mu Soronty Waa
Herring Hotel
Burlen Schiler
Jonnie de Armond
Karlene Schwaller
LaRue Beeler
Louise Long
June Renner
Virgene Bringle
Nu Phi Mu
Margie Wyre
Margie Ballard
Lord Jaine Drexler
Claydean Foster
la Rue Beeler
Mary Lou Pfannkuck
Delores Daniel
Phyllis Crogan
Sandie Mothers Club elects officers for year and picnic plan
The Sandie Mothers Club held a Crestway meeting electing officers including Mrs J W Ralston president and Mrs G B Hamilton first vice president. Plans set for annual picnic on Friday May 21 at the G B Hamilton ranch with weather backup in the high school cafeteria. Twenty seven members attended listing names such as Holt Long Renner Schwaller Porter and De Av ers among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandie Mothers Club
Crestway
J. W. Ralston
G. B. Hamilton
J. E Davis
N. H. Davis
L. L. Hudgins
J.C. Alexander
Bill Farmer
J. W. Newby
Tom Saunders
W. H. Leiber
C. M. Spearman
J. S. Gaines
J.C. Whinnery
T. @. Hull
G. B. Hamilton Ranch
TED Club Hosts Guest Day Tea and Book Review
The TED Club held a guest day tea and book review at the Federation Club Rooms Friday afternoon. Mrs. E. Singleton welcomed guests and introduced honorary members Mrs. Edwards and Mrs. McClellan. Mrs. Grady Camp reviewed No Trumpets Before Him. Delegates and organizers were announced, with a luncheon and officer installation planned at the Black Stone Hotel. Sixty members and guests attended. Reservations were taken with Mrs. R. A. Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TED Club
Federation Club Rooms
IE. C. Singleton
R. Zelman
Singleton
Mesdames
W. M. Leachman
RC. Anthony
J.C. Alexander
Tribute to Founder of Society at Mozart Concert
The Amarillo Mozart Society held its annual Children’s Concert at Grace Hamilton’s studio on Tyler Street yesterday afternoon. Esther Jonsson spoke on the Mozarteum’s founding in Salzburg. Performers included Carolyn Morris Patsy Prost Dick Nemechek Edward Morris Harlan Nesbit Jerry Rigler Charles Steed Nita Steed Floria Ann Sorrenti and Joyce Ann Thorp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarilo S Mozart Society
International Mozart
Foundation
Salzburg
Austria
Grace Hamilton
Tyler
Miss Hamilton
Ruby Parker
Esther Jonsson
Mozarteum
Carolyn Morris
Patsy Prost
Dick Nemechek
Edward Morris
Harlan Nesbit
Jerry Rigler
Charles Steed
Nita Steed
Floria Ann Sorrenti
Joyce Ann’ Thorp
West Wins Santa Fe Promotion to Gulf Lines Post
Joseph G. West, former Amarillo resident, named district engineer of the Santa Fe Gulf Lines at Galveston. He began at Pampa in 1922 and served in San Angelo, Amarillo, and Clovis from 1923 to 1942. He became division engineer of the Panhandle and Santa Fe in 1942, succeeding William T. Donoho who was promoted to chief engineer of the Gulf Lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph G. West
Amarillo
Santa Fe
Gulf Lines
Galveston
Mr. West
Pampa
San Angelo
Clovis
Reception honors new Amarillo child evangelism director Viola Blilie
A reception at Trinity Lutheran Parish Hall honored Viola Blilie as the new director of Amarillo Child Evangelism, noting her graduation from Northwestern Bible Institute and previous post in Santa Monica. Mrs. Carl Bassett, retiring director, reported on the year’s activities. Local committee members included Bud Deleater, Dr C D Ewing, R L Sanders, Dallas Reeves, and Mrs R L Sanders. Thirty five guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
R. L. Sanders
Dallas Reeves
Carl Bassett
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YWCA
Kide
Martha Clas
First Baptist Church
Ehuren
Camarus
Federation’ Club
Rosman
Sloe Ua Goture
Mom
C. Blackburn
Austin
Syimiens
BH. Collins
Horace Mann
Sam Jacinto
Allee Landerein Pata
YMCA
Seleck Sion
Joan Harmon
van” Bares
Sartor Lutheran
Lars
Don ‘Brummer
Bonita
Order of the Eastern Star
Khiva
Maurice Stralitz
Chase & To
Sanborn
Chase & Sanborn
Suth Holt
Sybil Porter
Stella de Armond
Elaine Deavers
Betty Ferrell
Brylea Schwaler
Nancy Read
Mary Marrow
Lee Clay
Margaret McMillan
Allegra Bush
Washington
Petunia
Secece
Christopher Sholes
Mooresburg, Pa
Baracat's Linen Shop
6Th Ave
U. S. Department of Agriculture
America’s Food Editors
American Fat Salvage Committee, Inc
J. E. Hewett
Ada
Oklahoma
W. ©. Martin
E. 7Th St
Optometrist
Bivins Pta
Bivins
Bain
GOYNE
Panhandle
Sanstone
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