Rose Bowl Tea Room Hosts Afternoon Bridge and Tea Hour
Afternoon activities at the Rose Bowl Tea Room include a bridge and tea hour this afternoon, a cotton style show Wednesday at noon, a maid’s night out buffet Thursday, and a tea cup reading by Selma Goode Friday. Models for tomorrow’s style show include Mrs. Carrell, Mrs. Reeves, Mrs. Pipkin Jr, Miss Manning, and others. reservations urged.
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Rose Bowl Tea Room
Selma Goode
Fave
Gordon
Charce
Ralph Carrell
Hichard Reeves
Amarillo Garden Club to plant irises at Iris Bowl
Members of the Amarillo Garden Club will meet in Thompson Park at 9:30 o clock Wednesday to plant irises in the bare spots of the 12 acre Iris Bowl. Each member is to bring a picnic lunch.
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Amarillo
D A R President Receives Honorary Indian Name
Mrs. William H. Pouch of New York City, president general of the Daughters of the American Revolution, was given a Winnebago name Hi-nook-cho-ni-gah meaning the first woman who leads the way by delegates at Pendleton. The Will A. Miller Chapter UD of the Confederacy will meet Thursday at 245 o'clock in Curtis Gilbert's home at 1112 Pierce Street. Hay fever mention closes the note.
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U.P
William H. Pouch
New York City
Daughters of the American Revolution
Pouch
Umatila Indian Agency
Pendleton
Henry Roe Cloud
Upe
Will A. Miller
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Curtis Gilbert
Pierce Street
Ross Rogers Addresses Pilot Club
The Pilot Club welcomed Ross D. Rogers as guest speaker on The Value of Attendance to a Club. He cited three key factors for good attendance and urged civic effort tied to wartime morale, urging immediate USO contributions and highlighting city youth activities presented by Sanborn School students.
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Pilot Club
Ross D. Rogers
Fellowshay
Ernestine Smith
Carolyn Bellamy
Iane Reed
Sanborn School
Softball Rules To Be Discussed At League Meeting
Inter Church Softball League umpires and managers meet tonight at 7 30 at the YMCA headquarters to discuss rules and regulations. All wishing to umpire must attend the meeting tonight and another Friday night led by league manager Farl Swearengen.
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Farl Swearengen
Ae Ye
Amarillo 25 Year Alumni Club Barbecue Plan
The Amarillo 25 Year Alumni Club will hold its annual barbecue Thursday evening June 4 at 7 at the Tri State Fair Grounds. J N Browning president announces eligibility for anyone who attended Amarillo schools 25 years ago. John Snider will prepare the barbecue. The Great Smoky Mountains are so called because of a blue haze.
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Amarillo
Tri-State Fair Grounds
J. N. Browning
John Snider
Great Smoky Mountains
German Envoys Complain of Mistreatment in U S
German diplomats in internment report mistreatment while confined at luxury U S resorts after the war entry. They claim Jews and African Americans guarded them at Camp Upton and assert their fingerprints and photos treated them as criminals, amid broader Axis criticisms of American policy and leadership.
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Europe
United States
America
Roosevelt
Camp Upton
Long Island
Harrises Wed In Lutheran Church Ceremony
Miss Maxine AbPlanalp and B G Harris were married Thursday night at Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church. They left on a trip to Carlsbad and will reside at 4236 West Twelfth Avenue. The couple are affiliated with Freeze and Nichols Construction. she studied at the University of Houston and he at the University of Illinois. Mrs Harris is sister of Mrs P Wikelm of Talmage Place.
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B. G Harris
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church
Carlsbad
West Twelfth Avenue
Harris
Freeze and Nichols Construction Company
University of Houston
University of Illinois
P. Wikelm
Talmage Place
Amarillo USO drives pass 5000 in drive
Amarillo contributions to the USO have surpassed 5000 with a quota near 22000 for the drive. About 3000 is allocated to the Servite Men's Civic Center. City-county chairman L H Puckett urges public support to provide recreational facilities for armed forces and war workers. There is hope for using the old weather bureau site for a new government USO clubhouse.
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USO
Amarillo
L. H
Cedar) Puckett
Servite Men’s Civic
Federal Works Agency
Puckett
Reclassification at Amarillo High School Today
Fall semester planning underway as Amarillo High School holds reclassification day with students indicating desired courses for next fall. In Oregon, President Furuset of the Oregon Golf Association proposes ribbons instead of trophies and reallocating trophy funds to buy an ambulance for armed forces.
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Amarillo High School
Portland
Ore
U.P
Oregon
Oscar Furuset
Oregon Golf Association
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