L Aiguillee Club Holds Annual Spring Luncheon at Aronson Tea Room
The L Aiguillee Club enjoyed its yearly spring luncheon at the Aronson Tea Room on Harrison Street. Hostesses were Mesdames Roney Munn Gouldy and Prince. Members listed attendance and a future meeting date set for September 7.
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Linguillee Club
Aronson Tea Room
Harrison Street
Mesdames
M. R. Roney
Maude Munn
W. M. Gouldy
H. C. Prince
T. B. Jones
F. M Neal
H. H. Nye
Mesdames Dyke Cullum
C. J Blackburn
H. G C. Prince
T. 5S. Dysart
Sarah Williams
H. E. Chesnutt
S. L. Edwards
F. W. Cox
Ella Burch
FE. C. Britain
W. H. Woodlief
FE. H. Ashcraft
Rankin Russell
O. D. Newell
A. D. Lidia
A. W. SoRelle
Dave Wood
Will Thompson
F. M. Neal
W. M. Grouldy
Newly elected officers installed at Amarillo AUW luncheon
Newly elected officers will be installed at the Amarillo Branch of the A A U W Saturday at 12 30 o clock at the Amarillo Country Club. Members may take guests. The program will include a play by pupils of Mrs Daisy Person.
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Amarillo
Amarillo Country Club
Daisy Person
Calendar of Evening Events in Amarillo Clubs
Tonight the Business Women's Circle at Central Presbyterian hosts dinner and program in Fellowship Hall at 6 30. Violin pupils of Austin Myers perform at Amarillo College of Music at 8. The Tenth Annual Ensemble Recital at Mc Daniel Studio of Music begins 8 15. A Phil harmonic Benefit Ballet is at Amarillo High School auditorium at 8. Open House at MacDowell Boys Club and Amarillo Country Club occurs 8 30. Child Welfare Club holds spring breakfast at Law's Tea Room 9 30. Twentieth Century Club spring luncheon. Mrs Frank Wolfin hosts 12 30 at 35 Oldham Circle. MOL Class of First Baptist luncheon at church dining room 12 15. Child Study Club luncheon. Mrs H Wagner at 2112 Washington Street 1. Blue Bonnet Needle Club luncheon postponed. 9 W Club hosted by Mrs C B Hand 796 Belleview Street 2 30. Les Temps Club annual spring luncheon Harvey House 12 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Women's Circle of
Central Presbyterian Church
Fellowship Hall
Ratanaena engagement announced for Imogene Porterfield
Mr and Mrs J D Porterfield announce the engagement of their daughter Imogene to Orris Dickson son of Mr and Mrs J B Dickson of 505 Mississippi Street Belton wedding set for May 30 at Belton The announcement came at a bridge party at the bride elects home with pink and white colors and wedding bands tied to bell shaped cards reading Gene and Orris May 30 Attending guests included Mrs Geneva Staunton Mrs F B Porterfield and several Misses and the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Porterfield
Imogene
Orris Dickson
J. B. Dickson
Mississippi Street
Belton
Gene and Orris
Mesdames
Geneva Staunton
F. B. Porterfield
Beryl Desmond
Marion Gross
Winnie Morton
Vivian Young
Caroline Pestor
Dorothy Porterfield
Eight Aces Club Entertained By Mrs J F Stovall
Fight Aces Bridge Club enjoyed an afternoon at 1025 West Tenth Avenue hosted by Mrs J F Stovall. Mrs B E Zimmerman earned high score while Mrs C F Warden took traveling prize and second high. Guest Mrs P Crouch joined with club members R B K Burchard B E F Zimmerman G J Thomas J N Beck C F B Warden and RJ Benson Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eight Aces Club
J. F. Stovall
Fight Aces
West
Tenth Avenue
BE. F. Zimmerman
C. FE. Warden
P. Crouch
BK. Burchard
G. J. Thomas
J. N. Beck
C. F B. Warden
RJ. Benson, Jr
Ballet Program Benefits Orchestra at High School Auditorium
A Friday night 8 pm benefit program by Constance Ferguson’s Miniature Russian Ballet will support the May Peterson Thompson Philharmonic Orchestra Fund. The Senior High School auditorium hosts performances with the Philharmonic Orchestra performing Offenbach’s Orpheus in der Unterwelt and Liszt Second Hungarian Rhapsody, featuring soprano and student dancers with titles like Dutch Quarre and Sugar Plum Fairy amid a varied program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constance Ferguson
May Peterson Thompson
Nelda Lee Sparks
Patsy
Peggy Lanier
Dorothy Jean Edridge
Eleanor June Adams
Elsie Little
Caroline Sue Lipshy
Pampa
Valse ‘Triste
Sibelius
Philharmonic Orchestra
Kreisler
Sally Reeder
Ava Lee Sullivan
Ghyz
Dorothy Jean Eldridge
Tschaikowsky
Amarillo High grads honored at Theta Pi tea
Jane Guleke and Betty Teel, members of Amarillo High School's graduating class, were honored at a Sunday tea hosted by Theta Pi at the Amarillo Country Club. About 50 friends attended, with guests from J. B. L. Club Huddle Club and mothers present. hostesses were T. P. members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Guleke
Betty Teel
Amarillo High School
Theta Pi
Amarillo Country Club
J. B. L. Club
Huddle Club
T. P
Carol Askew
Ann Clair Brannon
Irma Jean Byrd
Jean Florey
Betty Jane O’brien
Jane Gulerie
Margart Stone
Martha Williams
Patricia Pipkin
Mary Taylor Ball
Mary Stack
Bobbie Lee Brown
Betty Jean Hughes
Lee Bivins P T A Holds Year End Meeting
The Lee Bivins Parent-Teacher Association held its final meeting of the year after noon at the school. Mrs. J B Gaines led an engaging program with performances by pupils in the first and second grades, including songs, readings, piano solos, a tap dance, drum and clarinet solos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Bivins Parent-Teacher Association
J. 8. Gaines
Billy Max Merry
Kathleen Kirven
Clinton Kendrick
Penelope Coffee
Jane Eckhart
Tris Ann Duncan
Cecil Bozeman
Alfred Daniels
Harmony Club Spring Luncheon at Amarillo Country Club
Harmony Club invites members associate members patrons and guests to a spring luncheon at Amarillo Country Club on Monday at 12 30. Reservations must be made by Saturday by calling Mrs BE Mayer at 8108 or Mrs F V Mize at 6636.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Club
Amarillo Country Club
BE. R. Mayer
F. V. Mize
Slim Way to Lose Fat Without Starvation
An ad touts Marmola tablets as a simple method to reduce excess fat by stimulating a tiny body gland. It claims rapid, natural fat loss without dieting or strenuous exercise, urging readers to order a Marmola package from a medical laboratory with disclosed formula.
Wilson School P T A Closes Year Activities
The Wilson School P T A held its final meeting of the year at the school. First grade children under Mrs Jewel Davis and Miss Ruth LaFon led the program concluding grade activities. Mrs Ray Allman spoke on Children and Moving Pictures. Officers for next year were installed and committee reports given. A social hour followed with refreshments. Prizes for most parents present went to Miss LaFons room first, Mrs Daviss room second, and Miss Greta Mae Caytons room third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewel Davis
Ruth LaFon
Ray Allman
D. G. Hume
Miss LaFon
Mrs. Davis
Greta Mae Cayton
Miss Mattea McClurkan Recital At St Andrew’s Church
Miss Mattea McClurkan presents a recital Saturday at 8 p.m. in the St Andrew’s Episcopal church chapel. The program features students Joyce Saunders Betty Peace Lloyd Stockton Barbara Koesjan Jack Koesjan L B Thomas Marian Sue Bell George Royse Roberta Royse Laura Jo McCracken Kathryn Burnett Barbara Jean Moore Kathryn Perryman Prestone Sullivan with assistance from Mary John Sullivan and Phyllis Burnett. Originally set for Friday night the recital was moved due to a schedule conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattea McClurkin
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
Joyce Saunders
Betty Peace
Lloyd Stockton
Barbara Koesjan
Jack Koesjan
L. B. Thomas
Marian Sue Bell
George Royse
Roberta Royse
Laura Jo McCracken
Katheryn Burnett
Barbara Jean Moore
Kathryn Perryman
Prestone Sullivan
Mary John Sullivan
Phyllis Burnett
Pleasant Valley PTA Meets for Puppet Show and Tea
Pleasant Valley Parent-Teacher Association met at the school with Charles Mixon presiding. Fifth and sixth graders presented a puppet show and Miss Arkie Elms' room won the most mothers present. A silver tea was planned for Thursday at 3 30 at Mrs. H C Gentry's home. A house warming at Mr. and Mrs. W D Sides on Ong Street featured a chop suey dinner and Gypsy Trail Pottery presented to the Sides. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Chester Martin and several neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Valley
Parent-Teacher Association
Charles Mixon
Reba Jane Crossley
Arkie Elms
H. C. Gentry
Sides
W. D. Sides
Ong Street
Gypsy Trail Pottery
Chester Martin
Gerlad Fry
Rebecca Hudson
Rubye Armstrong
Les Temps Club Spring Luncheon Set at Harvey House
The Les Temps Club plans its annual spring luncheon Friday at 12 30 at the Harvey House with members invited to attend.
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Les Temps Club
Harvey House
Bride-Elect Honored At Amarillo Country Club Party
Miss Marjorie Roach, future wife of Louis Seewald, was feted at a bridge party hosted by Misses Margaret and Gladys Seewald and Mrs. E. O. Bagot at the Amarillo Country Club. Attendees included Mesdames Gulerie Culton Kelly Browning See wald Childers Wells Rittenberry Finis Seewald Baker Stone Hoover Dooley Fain Cade Streit Storm Vineyard Smith Stevenson Jackson Olver Roberts Rogers Fisk Marsh Owens Hubbell Adkins Hill Stone Cul ton Kelly and Dawn Adkins among others. The couple is set to wed June 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Roach
Louis Seewald
Margaret and
Gladys Seewald
E. O. Bagot
Amarillo Country Club
Mesdames
J. O. Gulerie
D. H. Culton
W. W. Kelly
Stuart Browning
F. H. Seewald
J. N. Childers
J. L. Wells
James Rittenberry
Finis Seewald
Dawn Adkins
Peggy Hill
Ruth Stone
Mary Lois Ray
Doris Culton
Marion Kelly
Violin Pupils of Austin Myers in Evening Recital
Violin pupils of Austin Myers will be presented in a varied recital tonight at 8 o'clock in the Amarillo College of Music auditorium. Several pupils of Mrs. Austin Myers will give piano and accordion solos. Participants include Z. C. Collier, Zana Mae Hibbitts, Cecil Langmack, Bill Graham, Wayne Sawyers, Audrey Lambdin, Lewis Fields, Gene Owens, Mart Davis, Truman Thurston, Melvin Blesson, Edward Hathaway, Billy Jones, Billy Gene Gibbons, Billy Louise Gains, and Jonnie Sawyers. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Myers
Amarillo College of Music
Z. C. Collier
Zana Mae Hibbitts
Cecil Langmack
Bill Graham
Wayne Sawyers
Audrey Lambdin
Lewis Fields
Gene Owens
Mart Davis
Truman Thurston
Melvin Blesson
Edward Hathaway
Billy Jones
Billy Gene Gibbons
Billy Louise Gains
Jonnie Sawyers
Mrs Allen Hosts Circle at Polk Street Methodist
Circle No. 5 of the Polk Street Methodist Church met at 4228 West Eleventh Avenue yesterday afternoon with host Mrs J Robin Allen and co host Mrs A N Finklea. A business session was held. Guests included Mrs L J Creekmore Mrs Leland Brown and daughter Shirley Mrs J B Diggs Misses Helen Joy Smith and Marcia Klugg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk Street Methodist Church
J. Robin Allen
West Eleventh Avenue
Saint Marys Academy Banquet At Capitol Hotel
The Junior-Senior banquet will be held this evening at the Capitol Hotel. Miss Victoria Alonzo will serve as hostess and Miss Kathleen Edwards as toast mistress. Bishop Robert F. E. Lucey has accepted the invitation to attend.
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Saint Mary's Academy
Capitol Hotel
Victoria Alonzo
Kathleen Edwards
Robert FE. Lucey
Summer Work for Social Center Is Discussed
Mrs. C. C. Grimes, president of the Social Center Board, spoke to the Summit School Girls Assembly about the summer program at the Social Center. Girls were urged to register for the work and for the Social Center camp after July 19 at Camp Kiwanis. Mrs. J. W. Short will again organize the summer club, with meetings at San Jacinto Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattilu White
H. A. Shaw
Ronnie Fay Bennett
Fairman Dee
W. M. Bever
Elizabeth Crouch
Ruby Dell Stoops
Madean Cooper
Ethel Kellum
Ruby Whitehead
Colleen
C. C. Grimes
Social Center Board
Summit School
Social Center
Camp Kiwanis
J. W. Short
Summit School Club
San Jacinto Park
Margaret Wills P T A Closes Year’s Work
The Margaret Wills Parent-Teachers Association held its final meeting of the year at the school. Newly elected officers presided. Miss Annie McDonald spoke on Youth Curriculum. Fifth and sixth grade teachers and students performed a puppet show.
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Margaret Wills
Circle 4 of West Amarillo Church Holds Luncheon
Circle No 4 of the West Amarillo Christian Church closed its year with a covered dish luncheon at the home of Mrs Homer Davis 4220 West Fifteenth Avenue. The gathering honored circle chairman Mrs J T Merriman.
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Circle
Davis
Circle No. 4
West Amarillo
Recital by Williams Burnett and Armstrong at Ledbetter Home
A piano recital was given last night at 313 Alabama Street by Shir ley Williams Eula Jean Burnett and Mary Armstrong. A large crowd attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Williams
Eula Jean Burnett
Mary Armstrong
Fire Chief Sued for Divorce in Cleveland Case
Cleveland May 20 William A Finn battalion chief in the fire department is sued for divorce by his wife who testified she found him attempting to burn letters in the furnace from another woman described as inflammatory. She added Finn drove other women around in his bright red department car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
U.P
William A. Finn
Finn
Fire Department
Erie YMCA Building Taxable After Supreme Court Ruling
The Erie Pennsylvania YMCA building will be taxed this year for the first time after a Supreme Court decision that deems properties used commercially as taxable. The ruling expands tax liability to nonprofit facilities when their operations include commercial activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
YMCA
Supreme Court
Buchanan School P T A Installs New Officers
New officers were installed at the Buchanan School Parent-Teacher Association meeting on Tuesday afternoon. Officers include president Mrs C H Bills, vice presidents Mesdames M E Jenkins C C Gruhlkey J W Reneau and W E Treadwell, treasurer Mrs J W Bailey, secretary Mrs E W Burgess, and reporter Mrs A E Mashburn. The program featured a trombone duet by Henry Daniels and Lester Black a cornet solo by Irene Crawford a tap dance by Tabby Sue Walker a seven reel motion picture was shown and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan School Parent-Teacher Association
C. H. Bills
Mesdames
M. E. Jenkins
C. C. Gruhlkey
J. W. Reneau
W. E. Treadwell
J. W. Bailey
E. W. Burgess
A. E. Mashburn
Henry Daniels
Lester Black
Cornet
Irene Crawford
Tabby Sue Walker
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L’aiguillee Club
Drug and Dept
Adams
Amarillo College of Music Auditorium
McDaniel Studio of Music
MacDowell Boys Club
Child Welfare Club
Law’s Tea Room
van Buren Street
Twentieth Century Club
Frank Wolflin
Oldham Circle
First Baptist Church
Child Study Club
Mrs. H. ©. Wagner
Washington Street
Blue Bonnet Needle Club
W. Club
C. B. Hand
Belleview Street
Ratanaena
Hollywood Dress Shoppe
Paradise
Polk Street
Lee Bivins
Older Girls
Frances Shudde
Prances Shudde
W. J. Shudde
Grace FE. Hamilton
Amarillo College
Carlie Barnes
Gretchen May
Bette Burgess
Inga Borgstrom
Scarlatti
Beethoven
Chopin
Leschetizky
Gondowsky
Crete
Wilson School Parent - Teacher Association
Mrs. Allen
Academy OF Music & Art
Tavslor
U.S.A
Ube Domino
Domino
Kellogg's
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Southwestern Public Service Company
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