Pre nuptial party series ends for Miss Terrell at church
Woman's Page notes a series of pre nuptial parties honoring Miss Jacolin Terrell bride elect of David Millwee. The linen shower tonight at 3400 B Polk Street will cap the events preceding the Sunday afternoon wedding in Polk Street Methodist Church parlor. Attendees include Mrs Shore Mrs Schneider and Mrs Peters. colors blue and white featured in decorations.
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Jacolin Terrell
David Millwee
Margaret Shore
M. F E. Schneider
B. F. Peters
Miss Terrell
Polk Street
Methodist Church
Dudley Underwood
Robert Pool
Clark Wagner
Wagner
Anne Clayton to perform at junior high and junior Dunning recital
Anne Clayton, daughter of Mr and Mrs E J Clayton, will be presented by Miss Idelma Conoley at the Musical Arts Conservatory Saturday at 8 p.m. She will perform 10 memorized solos by Bach through modern composers and participate in ensembles with Mary Louise Autry, Bobbie Lee Lupher, and Patsy Restine in piano quartets. Jane Everline will accompany a French horn solo by Kent Webster.
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Anne Clayton
E. J. Clayton
Sunset Terrace
Dunning
Idelma Conoley
Musical Arts Conservatory
Marylouise Autry
Bobbie Lee Lupher
Patsy Restine
Jane Everline
Kent Webster
James Flory
Wolflin P T Unit Installs New Officers
Mrs T W Gilstrap was installed as president of the Wolflin P T A with vice president Mrs B E Walker recording secretary Malcom Clack and others named for secretary treasurer historian and parliamentarian positions. The annual meeting at the school featured a seventh grade boys quartet under Miss Gwen Williams and refreshments served by the hospitality committee consisting of L J Vick F W Jesse J G McClintock and room mothers from the lower grades.
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Wolflin Parent-Teacher Association
Aubrey Jackson
W. Gilstrap
B .E. Walker
Malcom Clack
Arnold Attebury
W. H. Richman
A. C. Keith
Key Purr
H. W. Allen
Musical program and play by Union Label League
The Union Label League met in Carpenters Hall Tuesday evening. After a brief business session, the Carpenters Union and auxiliary presented a short musical program and a clever one act play depicting union characters and incidents. The next meeting is set for June 10 with a covered dish supper at 6 30. The University of Pennsylvania had seven members in its first graduating class.
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Union Label League
Carpenters Hall
Carpenters Union and Auxiliary
The
University of Pennsylvania
Blue Bonnet Needle Club Disbands For Summer
The Blue Bonnet Needle Club met at Mrs. Ed Lovell’s home at 1405 West Nineteenth Avenue for a luncheon and brief business session deciding to disband during the summer. Guests included Mrs. Ed Ely of Canyon. Members listed among the attendees.
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Blue Bonnet Club
Blue Bonnet Needle Club
Ed Lovell
West
Nineteenth Avenue
Ed Ely
Canyon
EF. H. Bradley
H. P. Scarborough
F. G. Tye
J. F. Stewart
Evra Morton
C. B. Farmer
Scott Ford
W. C
Club Entertains Husbands During Forty-Two Party
Members of Las Amigos Club entertained their husbands at a dinner and forty two party last night in the new home of Mr and Mrs Rankin Russell at 2104 Lipscomb Street. Gay garden flowers formed the centerpiece for the lace covered dining table. Attending were Mr and Mrs FE Boxwell B H Collins C W Farr F E Ingham Jay Laverty Herman Kerr Albert Fryar H B Fain and Mrs Mae Humphrey and Myrtle Perry. Special guests were Mrs William Ehrmantraut and her son Jackie of Bloomington Illinois visiting Mrs Collins and Mrs Humphrey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Amigos Club
Rankin Russell
Lipscomb Street
Messrs
and Mesdames FE
E. Boxwell
B. H. Collins
C. W. Farr
F. E. Ingham
Jay Laverty
Herman Kerr
Albert Fryar
H B. Fain
Mesdames Mae Humphrey
Myrtle Perry
William Ehrmantraut
Jackie
Bloomington, Ill
Collins
Humphrey
Slipcovers Rejuvenated and Patriotic Toys in 1941
Household hints discuss revamping rooms with slipcovers lampshades and curtains plus cleaning methods for dusters. A segment notes patriotic toy designs inspired by red white and blue emblems including Easter rabbits at The American Toy Fair with over 100000 toy designs on display.
Fruit-Topped Cream Pies for Fresh Flavor
Add fresh or canned fruit to cream pies for variety. Slice fruit into the baked shell and cool the cream filling before pouring. Bananas oranges peaches apricots and pineapple all work well. Finish with whipped cream or a fluffy meringue.
Minneapolis Symphony Attends St Louis Concert
The touring Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra joined the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra on stage for a joint concert in St Louis Missouri. The combined effort showcased the two ensembles in a single performance reflecting shared repertoire and collaboration between the visiting and resident orchestras.
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ST. Louis
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
St. Louis Symphony Orchestra
A&M Parents Club Installs New Officers At Meeting
The A M Parents Club closed its season with a regular meeting and officer installations at the Blankenships home. J W Ross presided as president with a slate including Lewis P Fields and E Lee Smith as officers. Several mothers reported on activities from the state meeting in College Station and Mothers Day honors for Amarillo boys.
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A. & M. Parents Club
O. A. Blankenship
J. W. Ross
Mesdames Blankenship
L. A. Bumstead
A. F E. Moore
A. & M. Mothers Club
College Station
Amarillo
C. B. Marsh, Jr
Ross
Lewis P. Fields
E. Lee Smith
R. H. Mallett
Joel H. Ritter
Here for Reunion by Amarillo High School Class of '21
Mr and Mrs Glenn C Farris and three daughters Loraine Glenna and Julia of Oklahoma City are spending the weekend with Mrs Virginia Hackler 800 Belleview Street. Mrs Farris former Madge Hackler returns for the reunion tonight hosted by Amarillo High School class of 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn C. Farris
Loraine
Glenna
Julia
Oklahoma City
Farris
Virginia Hackler
Belleview Street
Madge Hackler
Amarillo High School
Chintz for Colonial Rooms in Bedroom Decor
For a Colonial mahogany bedroom, chintz fits decorative aims with a blue and tan floral scroll on white. Use the same print for chair slip covers, blue plain drapery fabric, white organdy curtains, and a ruffled bedspread canopy. A tan rug provides a strong backdrop.
Clean By Schedule For Hard To Reach Home Areas
High places such as tops of doors windows moldings pictures shelves are apt to be neglected unless a scheduled time is set to clean them. Regular cleaning saves effort later. Use a firm step ladder warm soapy water clean rinse water dusters and a long handled brush. A few hours once or twice a month should suffice.
Class of 2 Runion Is Tonight
Out of town members of 21 will attend the 20th anniversary reunion at Central Presbyterian Church. About 75 reservations have been made. Attendees include Jewell Brashears McGregor Corpus Christi Grady Ward Arnett Okla Gladys Dwight Hughes and husband Tucumcari Maudie May Smith Hudspeth and husband Dimmitt Gertrude Landis Cantrell Panhandle and Madge Hackler Farris Oklahoma City W A McIntosh former 1921 high school principal will respond to the welcome Grady Ward class president will preside Hattie Mae Wood has been taking reservations.
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Amarillo
Central Presbyterian Church
Jewell Brashears McGregor
Corpus Christi
Grady Ward
Arnett
Okla
Gladys Dwight Hughes
Tucumcari
Maudie May Smith Hudspeth
Dimmitt
Gertrude Landis Cantrell
Panhandie
Madge Hackler Farris
Oklahoma City
W. A. McIntosh
Hattie Mae Wood
Rainbow Girls To Sell Flowers Saturday
Amarillo Assembly No. 19 of the Rainbow for Girls will sell flowers downtown Saturday. The sale was postponed two weeks due to rain and is being repeated.
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Amarillo Assembly
Order of Rainbow
Plays to Be Given at Veterans Hospital
Speech pupils of Miss Mattea McClurkin present an evening of plays tonight at the Veterans Hospital. The event showcases student acting talents and is hosted by the school program aiming to entertain and honor veterans.
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Veterans Hospital
Mattea McClurkin
Shower and Tea Honor Miss Walker
Miss Martha Carroll Walker bride elect of C M Hopson was honored with a tea and shower hosted by Miss Margaret Ivey at 314 Virginia Street. Aunt B E Walker presided over the silver tea service as readings and songs enriched the evening. About 40 guests attended ahead of the May 22 wedding at 2204 Hayden Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Carroll Walker
C. M. Hopson
Margaret Ivey
Virginia Street
B. E. Walker
Pat McClarney
Billie Quinn
Janet Ivey
Hayden Street
United States Maintains Samoa Naval Base Since 1872
The United States has held a naval base in Samoa since 1872, establishing a long standing strategic U.S. military presence in the Pacific. The landmark commitment reflects early imperial era diplomacy and ongoing regional security interests.
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United States
Samoa
Mrs. Thomas Hosts San Jacinto Child Study Club
The San Jacinto Child Study Club met at Mrs. H. H. Thomas’s home at 106 Mississippi Street. Pansy as club flower and orchid and yellow as colors were chosen. A telegram from Mrs. M. C. Bradford thanked the club for a recent gift. New members Mrs. R. B. Hamblen, L. E. LaRue and G. E. High joined. Guest day set for May 29 at Mrs. Mabel Lee Slate’s home.
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San Jacinto Child Study Club
H. H. Thomas
Mississippi Street
M. C. Bradford
Mesdames
Kirk Thurman
Ed Mosley
Ralph Miller
Vick Guyer
Mabel Lee Slate
B. L. Herd
R. R. Townes
Sides
Thomas
R. B. Hamblen
L. E. LaRue
G. E. High
Carpenters Auxiliary Meets With Mrs N B Armstrong
The Carpenters Auxiliary No 180 held a social meeting at Mrs. N B Armstrong 3500 Harrison Street with Mrs I C Atchley as assistant hostess. Games and contests were featured and refreshments served to Mesdames Armstrong Atchley C G Butler G C Bateman A R Crerar and her two daughters Carl Degenhardt George Enoch E O Graves H D Golden I O Moore Bernice Branton W B Dial E M Collie and her two sons E B Jones and Lester Powers.
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Carpenters’ Auxiliary
N. B. Armstrong
Harrison Street
I. C. Atchley
I. O. Moore
Bernice Branton
W. B. Dial
E. M. Collie
E. B. Jones
Lester Powers
Sam Houston Band Parents Plan Annual Picnic
Members of the Sam Houston Band Parents Association and families from two school bands meet Saturday at 3:30 PM at the school for an annual picnic to Dripping Springs. Each family should bring a card table and a basket lunch. The Boulder Dam area drew 655 visitors in the year ending September 30.
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Sam Houston Band Parents Association
Dripping Springs
Boulder Dam
Amarillo High School Class of 21 Reunion and Local Events
Calendar items list Amarillo High School Class of 21 reunion at Central Presbyterian Church Fellowship Hall at 7 30. A London lecturer conducts musicianship class at senior high building at 7. Rhumba Club meets at 0914 Polk Street at 8. River Road P T unit and Highland Park P T unit hold events at school buildings at 6 and 8 respectively. Forest Hill F T visit offers a free program at the school at 8. I O C F Hall hosts annual open meeting. John B Golding Post invites foreign service veterans for story hour at Amarillo Public Library at 4. Clayton Musical Arts Conservatory Junior High School recital in the drawing room at evening. Sam Houston Band Parent Association annual picnic for members and their families. Dripping Spring meet at the school at 3 50. The United States has 30 cities of more than 300000 population.
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Amarillo High School
Fellowship Hall
Central Presbyterian Church
Laura Wheeler Jiffy Knit Is Practical And Smart
Pattern 2859 offers a jacket design in stockinette and purl blocks for sizes 12 to 14 and 16 to 18. Includes illustrations and stitch details with required materials. Send ten cents and pattern details to Amarillo Globe Needle Craft Dept at 82 Eighth Avenue New York NY. include PAT TERN NUMBER name and address.
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Amarillo Globe
Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Avenue
New York
N. Y
Anne Adams Pattern 4674 and 4673 Dirndl Dresses
Advertisement for Anne Adams patterns 4674 in sizes 11 to 17 and 12 to 18 and 4673 in sizes 4 to 12. Dirndl styles with full gathered skirts and back buttoning, fabric yardage listed for sizes 13 and 6 respectively. Pricing 15 cents per pattern, andPattern Book 15 cents, combined offer 25 cents. Include size name address and style number. mail to Amarillo Globe Pattern Department in New York.
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Anne Adams
Amarillo Globe
Pattern Department
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
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Mother Collins
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Jessie Gilbert
W. E Shamiin
A. P. Miller
A. Sweeney
R. G. Sullenger
J. A. Green
R. C. Venable
W. Shelton
Sara Cadwell
J. P. Walker
D. M. Packard
Artie Landon
First Baptist Church
George Timby
Tyler Street
B. E. Finch
Howard Trigg
Woman's Missionary Union
Loyd Roberson
Missions Program
C D. Roberts
N. J. Ballard
Robertson
Red Cross
E. C. Jones
F. E. Warren
T. W. Wilson
C. D. Roberts
Trigg
Gibraltar
Tangier
Morocco
White & Kirk
Angelus
Louis Philippe
Shade
T. W. Gilstrap
Wolflin P.T. Unit
Homecraft Club
W. R. Hill
North Tyler Street
L. A. Blackshier
Opal Norris
Wayne Jones
G. A. Runyon
E. A. Baker
J. A. Butcher
E. N. Boydston
R. L. Jones
E. C. Twing
M. F. Za
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet
A&m
Sears
France
Toulouse
Rainbow Girls
Miss Walker
Lydia E. Pinkham
Sears, Roebuck and CO. Poyv
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10Th & Polk
Amariilo
Mrs. Thomas
Carpenters Auxiliary
Stanley Chapple
London
Rhumba Club
P.T. Unit
Highland Park P. T
Forest Hill
F.T
Amarill Public Library
Clayton
Fent Drawing Room
Sam Houston
Parente
Athg Iy
Laura Wheeler