Irma Jean Boyd and Kaki Westmoreland Honored at Club Dinner
Irma Jean Boyd and Kaki Westmoreland were honored during a progressive dinner and dance hosted by the T. P. Club on Friday night at Jean Florey’s home. Guests included many names such as Mary Jo Anderson Ann Clair Branner and Pat Pipkin among others directed toward a social farewell as Misa Boel plans a move to Oklahoma City and Miss Westmoreland heads to Temple.
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Irma Jean Boyd
Kaki Westmoreland
T. P. Club
Mary Jo Anderson
Ann Clair Branner
Jean Florey
Jane Guieke
Imogene Kincaide
Betty Jane O'Brien
Pat Pipkin
Margaret Stone
Martha Wilams
Misa Boel
Oklahoma City
Miss Westmoreland
Temple
Carol Askew
Pauline Martin
Betty Jean Hughes
Roberta Newell
Dorothy Ann Adams
Babe McDonald
Margaret Jane Higgins
Gloria Devore
Marcella Floyd
Mary Ruth Florey
Betty Teel
Bernice Pegues
A. J. Caldwell
John Houser
Wyle Fuqua
David Langdon
Merrill Winsett
Lawrence Trulove Jr. Black
John O. Turner
Bobby Rogers
Tom Kruser
Earl Smith Earle A. Shields
Mrs J J Charlton Honored at Pleasant Valley Shower
A handkerchief shower for Mrs J J Chariton at Mrs Jack Jerman’s Pleasant Valley home precedes her move to Las Vegas New Mexico. Guests included Mrs Everett McBride and many neighbors. a gift from the Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club was given.
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J. I. Chariton
Jack Jerman
Pleasant Valley
Everett McBride
Chariton
Las Vegas
L. L. Hoyt
J. T. Charlton
Sam Jacobs
W. N. Martin
I. J. Pankratz
H. B. McClendon
Ernest Shearer
W. F. Sherrill
Fred Wendt
Miss Tris Jerman
Community club events and meetings overflow at city venues
Tonight and Tuesday feature open forum at Velda Bangs Coffee on Madison Street with 7:45 start. Recital by Rosa Gold Davis pupils at Buchanan Street Methodist Church at 8:15. Numerous club gatherings fill Carpenters Hall and surrounding streets including the Security Benefit Association, Needie Club, La Costura Club and more, with installation ceremonies, student group nights, and social teas across Amarillo venues such as Taylor Street, Crockett Street, and Washington Street. Events cover P T A meetings, circle and class gatherings, and a variety of small audience arts and civic groups through the evening and Tuesday.
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Rosa Gold Davis
Buchanan Street Methodist Church
Gowdy and Moore Host Odette Bridge Club Party
Mrs W R Gowdy and Mrs John Moore entertained the Odette Bridge Club at the Gowdy home Friday night for birthdays of Mr Moore and Mr Gowdy. Spring flowers decorated the rooms, readings by Gertrude Gowdy preceded bridge, and prizes went to Mrs F W Fields Mr and Mrs Grover Estes and W R Ellis.
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W. R. Gowdy
Odette Bridge Club
Gowdy
Moore
Mr. Gowdy
Gertrude Gowdy
F. W. Fields
Grover Eates
W. R. Ellis
Mesors
W. G. Lydick
Grover Estes
Carl Schell
Fula Formby
Caroline Howell
Mr. Ellis
F. W. Robertson
Miss Gowdy
Mrs Price Hosts Bridge Luncheon at Blackstone Hotel
Mrs Charles Price formerly of Borger hosted a Friday bridge luncheon at the Blackstone Hotel. The table featured yellow snapdragons with yellow tallies and place cards. High score went to Mrs Hollis Rabb, second to Mrs Donald Milligan, and high cut to Mrs Sam Homvak. Borger guests included Mesdames Wade Parr EC Immel Sam Homvak B Gate C Copeland W Pfeffer Orpheus Goodwin and Donald Milligan. Other attendees included Mesdames Alice Snider Ben McClark E B Hedrick Hollis Rabb and the host.
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Mire Chales W. Price
Borger
Blackstone Hotel
Hollis Rabb
Donald Milligan
Sam Homvak
Mesdames Wade Parr
EC. Immel
Party Celebrates Third Birthday of Darrell Wayne Jackson
Master Darrell Wayne Jackson celebrated his third birthday at a Saturday party hosted by his mother Mrs C E Jackson at 2707 Van Friren Street. Guests enjoyed games and a pink white cake with three candles, ice cream, favors, and colorful candy while friends and relatives assisted in hosting.
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Darrell Wayne Jackson
C. E. Jackson
van Friren Street
Darrell Wayne
Virginia Irwin
Louise Irwin
Joyce Elliott
Lowell Stapf
Vernon Ruggles
Billy Freeman
Lavonne Hayhurst
Joy Lou Bowers
Betty Ann Singleton
Jackson
A. B. Ruggles
V. J. Elliott
Mrs. O. M. Shore Hosts Halcyon Club Meeting
Mrs. O. M. Shore entertained the Halcyon Club at her home 4236 West Eleventh Avenue Friday night. The rooms were decorated with garden flowers and sewing and conversation provided the entertainment. Miss Doris Shore helped serve refreshments to guests Mrs. W. O. Steen and Mrs. Raymond Schulze alongside Mesdames M. K Young Paul Winstead Joe Shields Roy Barnard R. N. Huckabee C. W. Terrell James Bowen EF. M. Jones H. G. Johnson B. A. Higgins and H. P. Cochran.
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O. M. Shore
Halcyon Club
West Eleventh Avenue
Doris Shore
W. O. Steen
Raymond Schulze
M. K Young
Paul Winstead
Joe Shields
Roy Barnard
R. N. Huckabee
C. W. Terrell
James Bowen
EF. M. Jones
H. G. Johnson
B. A. Higgins
H. P. Cochran
Ace High Club Bridge Party at 808 Taylor Street
Miss Dorothy Lee Greer entertains the Ace High Bridge Club at her home 808 Taylor Street Thursday evening. Attendees include Miss Mary Katherine Utterback and Miss Ora Fraver among others with Utterback winning high score and Mrs Rowland second.
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Dorothy Lee Greer
Ace High Bridge Club
Taylor Street
Mary Katherine Utterback
Ora Fraver
Frances Brock
Lucille Rowland
Estelle Bain
Ted Bautista
Georgie May Marshall
Miss Utterback
Rowland
Cutwork motifs for linens pattern 5161
Pattern 5161 offers transfer motifs sized 5x11 inches and smaller corners for cutwork on pillow cases towels and scarfs. It includes illustrated stitch instructions material lists and color ideas. Send 10 cents to The Amarillo Globe Household Arts Dept New York NY 259 W 14th St for this pattern.
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Amarillo Globe Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th Street
New York
N. Y
Angry River Forces Electra Band Into 485 Mile Trek
The Red River flood drove 12 Electra band members to travel 485 miles to perform in Lawson Oklahoma. They crossed Burkburnett bridge before it was torn up, witnessed a car plunge after a hole appeared. Leaving Lawton after a dance the group took a northwest route via Wellington Paducah Childress crossing.
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Okla
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Wellington
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Red River Bridge
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Paducah
Dentist Killed by Blast in Fort Worth Office
Dr J. T. Taylor a 71 year old Fort Worth dentist was killed in his office by an explosion. The coroner ruled accidental death from burning. An inquest said he may have planned to go fishing before returning to his office. The cause of the blast was not determined but believed to stem from accumulated gas. He is survived by his widow two daughters and a son. Funeral services were held today.
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Fort Worth
J. T. Taylor
Taylor
Burgess Returns From Mexico Trip
F S Burgess owner of Burgess Lumber Company returns from a three week Mexico tour with daughter and son in law Gordon Hall of Beverly Hills. He praises the adventure and reports pleasant climate and courteous people.
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F. S. Burgess
Burgess Lumber Company
Mexico
Beverly Hills
Cali
Burgess
Gordon Hall
Mr. Burgess
Business urged to fight administration banking bill
Harper Sibley president of the United States Chamber of Commerce urged member firms to oppose the administration bill expanding Federal Reserve Board authority over money and credit. He warned currency deterioration and higher inflation from the measure and called it virtual creation of a central bank. Sibley’s letters to 1,500 member organizations argue the plan would grant excessive power to a few men in Washington.
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Washington
United States Chamber of Commerce
Harper Sibley
Federal Reserve Board
Sibley
Chamber
Federal Reserve
Glass Senate
Morgenthau
Roosevelt
Reserve Board
Central Banking Critique Highlighted by Political Control
A fragment discusses risks of foreign central banks adopting harmful features such as political domination and partisan subordination of monetary operations, signaling concern over autonomy and policy independence.
Treasury position May 17 showing deficits and rising debt
Treasury data for May 17 shows receipts of 28,890,269.33 and expenditures of 41,055,187.35 leaving a balance of 1,632,563,921.02. Customs receipts for the month are 17,412,320.05, and the fiscal year receipts total 3,253,946,822.72 with expenditures 6,304,456,254.48, including 3,143,693,250.50 of emergency spending, raising gross debt to 28,585,982,330.73, up 2,191,886.25 from yesterday, with gold assets at 8,748,721,605.49.
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Treasury
Washington
The
France Allows Departing Passenger Luggage Inspections
Paris authorities simplify customs by inspecting luggage at departure for travelers to Tunis and Bizerte. Reports of taxation are sent to port of arrival. In Washington, Morgenthau urged holders of unguaranteed Home Owners Loan bonds to swap for a new guaranteed issue at lower rates.
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Paris
France
Tunis
Bizerte
Washington
Morgenthau
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Principal Scott Leacock Attends 50th High School Anniversary
Scott Leacock, principal at Highland Park School, travels to Georgetown Ohio for the 50th anniversary of his high school graduating class. He plans to enter the University of Illinois at Urbana this year and continue work on his Masters Degree this summer.
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Scott Leacock
Highland Park School
Georgetown
Ohio
University of Illinois At Urbana
Ill
Leacock
Former diplomat R. F. Jeffery dies in Newport Atk
Former United States minister to Uruguay R. F. Jeffery died at his Newport home Sunday after a long illness from a stroke. He had been bedridden since September last year. The National Education Association notes the average teaching life of an individual is six years.
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Newport
Atk
R. EF. Jeffery
United States
Uruguay
National Education Association
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