Association Hears Talk On New Standards for Group Living
Wolflin PTA session hears talk by Mrs. R E Posey on the challenge to the PTA of new standards for group living. New officers installed include President Mrs A W Hawks and secretaries Mrs W A Askew Jr and Mrs J Murl McCasland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA
R. E. Posey
Wolflin Parent-Teacher Association
Posey
A. W. Hawks
W. A. Askew, Jr
J. Murl McCasland
K. W. Hulett
Ben Burkett
John Oakes
Ethel Jackson
Oakes
Cynthia Cantrell
Warren Zimmerman
Bobby Pando
Norris Louise King
Lucille Weddington
S. T. Curtis
Mesdames C. L. King
Mack Forrester
T. P. Churchill
Hugh Cox
E. D. McCullough
Lawrence Griffith
Hostess to Circle 9 of Polk Street Methodist Church
Mrs. Charles Odell hosted Circle 9 of Polk Street Methodist Church Woman's Society of Christian Service yesterday afternoon at 1710 Monroe with Mrs. Victor King assisting. Mrs. E. E. Adams offered the opening prayer and Mrs. Roy Begeman presided over business. A Bible study led by Mrs. Joe Coffee focused on Teachings of Jesus and missionary work. Mrs. A. R. Castleberry spoke on The Child and His Family, followed by closing prayers. Social hour and refreshments welcomed attendees including E. E. Adams, Joe Coffee, B. F. Bennett, J. L. Parmelee, Howard Ferguson, J. A. Pope, Roy Begeman, G. W. Thorne, C. A. Summerlin, R. C. Boulware, Ray Daniel, and M. L. Fleming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Odell
Monroe
Victor King
Circle 9
Polk Street
Methodist Church
Woman's Society of Christian Service
E. E. Adams
Roy Begeman
Joe Coffee
Jesus
A. R. Castleberry
Polk Street Church Hosts Vaughn Class Dinner and Tom Breneman Show
Polk Street Methodist Church Vaughn Class plans a covered dish dinner followed by a Tom Breneman show tomorrow evening at seven in the church. The event invites parishioners and community members to attend.
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Polk Street Methodist Church
Vaughn
Tom Breneman
Volcanic Eruption in Martinique Killed 40000 in 1902
The 1902 eruption on Martinique devastates the island killing about 40,000 people. The disaster is noted as one of the deadliest volcanic events in history, dramatically altering the area.
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Island
Martinique
Marriage Is Announced Lillie C. Spiller Bride
Announcement of the May 9 wedding of Lillie Cha low of Paris Texas to Raymond Spiller son of Mr and Mrs J S Coughlin of Paris. Rev J D Horton read the ceremony at his home. The bride wore a navy pin stripe tunic suit with powder blue and black accessories and white gardenias. They plan a wedding trip to Carlsbad New Mexico and reside at 304 McMasters. The bride is a Paris High School and East Texas State alumna and a physical education teacher. The groom works for Lee Way Transfer Company.
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Lillie Chalow
Maryland
M. L. Bennett
Paris
Tex
Raymond Spiller
J. S. Coughlin
McMasters
J. D. Horton
Pierce Street Baptist Church
North Hays
Jack Swafford
Carlsbad
Spiller
Paris High School
Paris Junior College
East Texas State Teacher's College, Commerce
San Jacinto School
Lee Way Transfer Company
Fete Honors Mrs Leona Goodman At Amarillo Luncheon
Mr and Mrs Percy Blackburn hosted a luncheon at the Amarillo Country Club honoring Mrs Leona Goodman of Barnett Oklahoma, mother of several relatives including Mrs J A Yows, Mrs J H Doty and John D Goodman. The table centerpiece featured purple irises and yellow tulips.
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Percy Blackburn
Crockett
Amarillo Country Club
John D. Goodman
Paul
J. A. Yows
Ruth
John
Borger
Neil Yows
J. H. Doty
Bill Chapman
E. M. Blackburn
Martha Class Luncheon at First Baptist Church
The Martha Class of the First Baptist Church held a luncheon with arrangements of irises at the serving tables. Mrs. P. C. Cayton chaired devotions and Mrs. Ted Lokey led the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Martha
P. C. Cayton
Ted Lokey
Roy Cullum
A. D. Foreman, Jr
Liszt
Alma Ruth Lampe
O'Brien Thompson
W. A. Johnson
New Mexico
Mesdames Lee Butler, Jr
W. G. Routh
R. E. Duncan
W. E. Landrum
L. G. Marshall
C. R. Bowen
R. J. Pollard
R. D. Hopson
E. O. Bailey
A. R. Watson
O. Stephens
George Timby
R. H. Routh
O’brien Thompson
Frank Welling
Leonard Francis
M. F. Shaw
Ralph McCulley
Ted H. Lokey
C. R. Hardin
H. S. Rich
Spring Presentation Dance Planned at Amarillo College Gym
Virginia Carter vice president Barbara Husband secretary treasurer Billie Robberson reporter. Plans were made for a formal spring presentation dance to be held on May 24 in Amarillo College Gymnasium.
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Deb-Ettes Sorority
Barbara Husband
Georg Ann Estridge
Virginia Carter
Marian Schultze
Joyce Westfall
Billie Robberson
Amarillo College Gymnasium
Homemakers Class Honors Member in Pink and Blue Shower
Pierce Street Baptist Church Homemakers Class hosted a social at Mrs. H. L. Allison home on North Buchanan honoring Mrs. Pat O Grady with a pink and blue shower. Attendees included numerous members. gifts from Mrs. D. T. Pierce and Mrs. C. R. Gardner. The next meeting is set for June 11 at 2 PM at Mrs. A. D. Grayson’s home on North Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce Street Baptist Church
H. L. Allison
North Buchanan
A. D. Reeder
Lee Wilson
Pat O'Grady
Jess Byars
A. D. Grayson
Faye Wallace
C. Womack
G. N. Davenport
T. A. Bodine
Albert Burleson
G. O. Mathews
Cecil Fewell
D. O. Mask
Mary McBee
Fred Maddox
Lucille Besner
Cecil Weatherly
James A. McCarty
C. C. Keeney
Douglas Keeney
D. T. Pierce
C. R. Gardner
North
Cleveland
Social Calendar Tonight and Friday Events Listed
Tonight features the Narcissa Whitman Circle at First Presbyterian Church and a Claude Hudspeth recital at Musical Arts Conservatory. Friday lists a coffee for Virginia Blackwell and multiple club meetings at various venues including IOOF Hall Herring Hotel Amarillo Country Club and Pecos Valley facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Narcissa Whitman Circle
Pierce Street Baptist Church
Christian Builders
Tom Farris
Lipscomb
Claude Hudspeth
Musical Arts Conservatory
Delta Theta C&i Sorority
Eunice Best
I Vfw
IOOF
Virginia Blackwell
George Hammock
Sunset
Home Arts Club
R. M. Rose
Rose Drive
Pecos Valley Queens Lodge
Modern Study
Amarillo Country Club
Sorosis Club
Child Welfare Club
Thomas
Twentieth Century Club
Byron Gist
Julian
Los Temps
Amarillo
Kildare Club
Dee Huneke
Harrison
Nuevo Bridge Club
Boswell
Moore
San Jacinto
Good Neighbor Club
Odie Kerr
Florida
George Brunson
North Woodland
Sandie Mothers Club
Ivan Hud
Make This Home Recipe To Take Off Ugly Fat
A home remedy claims quick fat loss using four ounces of Barcentrate mixed with grapefruit juice in a pint bottle. Take two tablespoons twice daily. The text presents an easy, low-cost method with no harmful ingredients and urges readers to start with a pharmacist’s Barcentrate.
Irresistible Promise of Slender Curves Returns
A promotional text claims quick reduction of excess fat across neck chin arms bust abdomen hips calves and ankles with a money back guarantee. It urges following an endorsed plan to restore alluring curves and slenderness with rapid bloat disappearance and renewed vitality.
Community Club Meetings Schedule With Various Hosts
A list of local gatherings with times and locations including Sew-N-Sew Club at 1505 East Seventh and Forest Hill PTA at the school auditorium. Other events include Friday Needle Club at 1015 Travis and a Jam Jar party by YWCA at 7:30 p.m. Also listed are St. Andrew's Woman's Auxiliary tea at parish hall and Amarillo Rebekah Lodge at 721 North Grant and Order of the Eastern Star Khiva Temple at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Noel Rickman
East Seventh
E. A. Glover
Harrison
Forest Hill
Parent-Teacher Association
R. F. Williams
Travis
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Woman’s Auxiliary
YWCA
Amarillo Rebekah Lodge
Myrtle Shaw
North Grant
Amarillo
Order of the Eastern Star
Khiva Temple
Piano Recital Postponed to May 27 at Amarillo College
The piano recital by Nita Steed, set for Saturday evening, is postponed to May 27 at Amarillo College Auditorium.
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Nita Steed
Amarillo College Auditorium
Early Rome Cabs Used Pebble Fare in Chariot Days
The text notes that modern taxicabs originated in ancient Rome before Caesar, with chariots as the vehicles and fares calculated by dropping pebbles into a bowl.
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Rome
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Association
Inal
Santa FE
Member
Camera Craftsmen of America
Aline
Mrs
Walgreen’s
Cretney Drug
V. G. Martin
Marie Earle
Herbert Drug
Prescription Drug Store
Trading Post
Batiste
Tle Darling
Homemakers
Blackburn Bros
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