Club To Have Junior Dance Friday Night
Am arillo Country Club hosts its monthly junior dance this Friday. The entertainment committee, led by Bitz Hoover with members Bobby Bennett Jimmy Gulekie Joe Dooley Jack Adkins Jim Bob Blasdel and M T Johnson Jr, manages the event. All costs, including the orchestra, are paid by the club.
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Amarillo Country Club
Bitz Hoover
Bobby Bennett
Jimmy Gulekie
Joe Dooley
Jack Adkins
Jim Bob Blasdel
M. T. Johnson, Jr
Home Interest Club Hosts Coronation Breakfast
Members of the Home Interest Club met at 3 a m in Mrs John Gilkerson’s home at 1107 West Nineteenth Avenue to hear a radio broadcast of the Coronation of King George VI in London and enjoyed breakfast afterward. Attending were Mesdames Wanser Pritchard Mize McEachern Kretz Jones Ballard Andrews and John F Gilkerson.
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Home Interest Club
John Gilkerson
West Nineteenth Avenue
King George VI
London
Mesdames
F. Wanser
E. L. Pritchard
F. W. Mize
Ww. H. McEachern
D. Kretz
G. F. Jones
W. R. Ballard
T. L. Andrews
John F. Gilkerson
Veterans Auxiliary to Elect Delegates at Beaumont Meeting
Delegates to the state encampment in Beaumont will be elected at tonight's meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars at 8 o'clock in the American Legion Home. A trustee will also be elected. All members urged to attend.
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Veterans’ Auxiliary
Beaumont
Ladies
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion
Recent Graduate Group Meeting Set for Thursday
The Recent Graduate Group of the American Association of University Women will meet tomorrow at 2 30 PM at the home of Mrs B V Dobbins 2217 Polk Street.
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American Association of University Women
B. V. Dobbins
Polk Street
A. A. U Ww
Dobbins
Amarillo
Arement
Arcienega Club
A. M. Dickey
North Hayes Street
Pierian Club
Social Calendar Highlights Club Meetings And Lunches
The calendar lists multiple club activities and meetings across Amarillo venues. Notable entries include J A G Club at 1710 Harrison Street, Pierian Club at Taylor Street, Senior Book Group at Van Buren Street, Athenaeum luncheon with reservations, and Entre Nous Club on Tyler Street. Also noted are PTA teas, card clubs, and a Firet Baptist Church Maria class business meeting, with times ranging from 12:30 to 3 o'clock and several locations throughout the city.
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Maria
Firet Baptist Church
Clyde McGinley
West Seventh Avenue
J. E. Mickey
New Wolflin PTA Installs Officers in Candlelight Ceremony
Wolflin PTA installed officers at the school yesterday in a candlelit ceremony. New officers include Mrs. F A Zimpfer as president and Mrs. L J Vick as first vice president, with a full slate of eight vice presidents, secretaries, treasurer, and other posts. The gavel, carved from Abraham Lincoln’s hickory tree, was presented to Mrs. Zimpfer by Mrs. Spikes. Miss Ethel Jackson donated the gavel. The program featured the school harmony band under Miss Ida Mae McClure and a fifth grade play directed by the students.
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Wolflin Parents Teacher Association
F. A. Zimpfer
L. J. Vick
Horace Gibson
Ted Neely
George Carnes
Max O'Brien
P. V. Alexander
Walter Mount
Aubrey Jackson
Edgar Seeward
George Shannon
FE. O. Northcutt
Arthur War
John E. Rogers
Spikes
Zimpfer
Abraham Lincoln
Ethel Jackson
Ida Mae McClure
Married Couple Must Guard Truthfulness
A reader asks how to stop a wife from lying and end constant quarrels. Anne Hirst urges frank talks, reducing fear, sharing fault, and rebuilding trust to form a truthful foundation for the marriage. The column also advises coping strategies for lonely young women and a husband whose earnings declined.
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Anne Hirst
Meritt Resigns to Focus on Private Business
Lewis Meritt leaves his post with Constable Ottinger to devote full time to private business. He owns a tourist camp on East Tenth Avenue and will pursue private ventures.
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Meritt
Lewis Meritt
Ottinger
Mr. Meritt
East Tenth Avenue
Galveston Officials Reelected in Municipal Vote
May 12 results show Mayor Adrian F. Levy and incumbents re elected. Returned were A. J. Peters on, finance commissioner. Raymond A. Stewart, streets and public property. Adolph Suderman, sewerage and waterworks. O B E Casey, fire and police. and W R Willard, tax assessor and collector.
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Galveston
Adrian F. Levy
A. J. Peterson
Raymond A. Stewart
Adolph Suderman
O. BE. Casey
W. R. Willard
Tyler School PTA Holds Meeting
The last meeting of the year for the Tyler School Parent-Teacher Association was held Monday afternoon in the school auditorium directed by president Mrs. Gordon Tompkins. Officers were announced by principal E L King including new president Mrs. N C Ferguson and vice presidents Mrs. J A Appleby and Mrs. Jim Florey. The group purchased a piano for the music department and casts for the art department.
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Tyler School Parent-Teacher Association
Gordon Tompkins
J. A. Dollar
Willie Mae Riddle
Bess Davis
Carrie Marie Townsend
E. Ll. King
N. C. Ferguson
J. A. Appleby
Jim Florey
L. L. Travis
Paul Armstrong
John White
Lulu Finch
King
Association
Tompkins
Willard Harris
Frank Landers
R. N. Wilson
J. Odus Turner
Madge Bailey
Peggy Stack
Margaret Newby
Dave Vaught
Florence Higinbotham
Nell Moore
Roy Saunders
H. A. Appleby
Recital Planned by Parish Women at St Andrews
A recital by Mary, John, and Prestine Sullivan is set for Friday night in the Parish House of St Andrew's Episcopal Church. Sponsored by the church Woman's Auxiliary, the event invites the public and will include a silver offering.
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Mary John and
Prestine Sullivan
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
Woman’s Auxiliary
Black and White Ointment Promises Skin Relief
Itching and rash relief offered by Black and White Ointment with 20 years of use claims. Trial size 10c and large can 25c advertised alongside Black and White Skin Soap for quicker results. Sold by all druggists.
Jolly Tribe Bridge Club Holds Meeting at Mrs Bee Man’s Home
The Jolly Tribe Bridge Club met at Mrs. Rob Roy Beeman’s home on North Wilson Street. Spring flowers and sweet pea corsage tallies framed the event. High score went to Mrs. Carl Gray with second to Mrs. Jack Fyfe. a pink and white ice course followed for guests and members.
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Jolly Tribe Bridge Club
Rob Roy Beeman
North Wilson Street
Carl Gray
Jack Fyfe
Ed Pitman
Harry Britt Warren
Noel Evans
Harold Green
Woodrow Sherrill
Miss Ruth Phipps and C A O Ferrall Wed in Central Presbyterian
The marriage of Miss Ruth Phipps and Mr. Charles A. O Ferrall was solemnized Sunday at 8 30 in the Central Presbyterian Church with pastor Dr R Thomson officiating. Attendants were Vivian Powell Oleta Camp Billie Phipps and Buster Fowler. Present were Charlie H Moss and Maurice L Blohn. The couple left for a wedding trip in South Texas.
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Ruth Phipps
Charles A. O’ferrall
Central Presbyterian Church
R. Thomson
Vivian Powell
Oleta Camp
Billie Phipps
Buster Fowler
Charlie H. Moss
Maurice L. Blohn
Texas
Auto racer Louis Schneider compares midget heat to Indy 500
Louis Schneider, auto racing driver, says one heat of midget racing costs him more energy than the Indy 500. He notes injuries and fatigue from sprint events while discussing upcoming races in Fort Worth where he partners with Tom Houston Candy Company. Mrs. O'Ferrall, longtime Amarillo resident, worked for Western Union and Phillips Petroleum. the couple will make their home in Fort Worth with Mr. O'Ferrall.
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Anne Hirst
Fort Worth
O'Ferrall
Tom Houston Candy Company
Amarillo
Western Union
Phillips Petroleum Company
Louis Schneider
Indianapolis
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription Promoted for Nerves
Mrs Mae Pettit of 705 Rector Ave Hot Springs Ark endorses Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a tonic that boosts appetite strengthens the body and aids those with nerves and minor functional disturbances. She says she never misses a chance to recommend it and believes nothing else can beat it.
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Dr. Pierce
Mae Pettit
Rector Ave
Hot Springs
Ark
Pierce
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. A. G. Club
Frank Storm
Harrison Street
L. A. Wells
Taylor Street
The
C. Don Hughes
van Buren Street
Athenaeum Club
Harvey Howse
F. M. Neal
Navegar Club
C. EB
Bray
Pleasant Valley
Beryl Needle Club
John Wills
North Carolina Street
Homecraft Club
B. B. Breeding
North Hayden Street
Entre Nous Club
J. L. Adams
Tyler Street
Eight Aces Contract Club
J. Lchaefer
Delta Epsilon
Amarillo College
Royal Neighbors of America
T. O. Oo. F. Hall
Mra
BR. Bruce
Fillmore Street
Mizpah Clile
John Winters
Palo Duro Street
Arcienege Club
M. Dickey
North Haven Street
Progressive Child Study Club
Blackstone Hotel
Soncy Home Demonstration Club
Cy Patton
Monroe Street
Alice Landergin
Schilling Coffee
C. L. Helms
Polk
Travel
Ceres
Santa Fe
Fred Harvey
Tro
Los Angeles
San Diego
San Francisco
Chicago
New York
Washington
Ul H. A. Gillmore
M. C. Burton
Teraa
Wolflin Pta
Linda
J. U. G. Club
Storm
C. E. Bray
el Navegar Club
E. R. Bruce
Edna Ruth Hamblen
Schubert
Mme
Sylvia Tell
Academy of Music and Art
McKinley School
Edna Ruth
R. B. Hamblen
Kentucky
Sylvia Johnny Tell — West
Rothmoor
Tyler School
PTA
Alice Landergin Pta
Alice Landergin Parent- Teacher Association
Dixie Dice
Nora Fowler
J. W. Adams
Lincoln Street
C. C. Grimes
Polk Street Methodist Church
Adams
J. Ayer
Hedley
Oklahoma City
Ethel Josey
Pampa
Ballard Bailey
C. A. O'Ferrall
Lucille Shoppe
Polk ST
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