Amarillo Woman Enlisted for Civilian US Occupation Forces
Miss Marie Jenkins of Amarillo will depart for Westover Field Massachusetts and Wiesbaden Germany to serve in a stenographic capacity with the Air Transport Command of the US Army Occupation Forces. She has held civilian positions with the Air Force and Farm Security Administration in Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Marie Jenkins
M. E. Jenkins
Sunset Terrace
Jenkins
Westover Field
Mass
Army Transport Command
Wiesbaden
Germany
Air Transport Command
US Army of Occupation
USAFE
Frankfort
Amarillo High School
Amarillo College
Air Force
Headquarters, Flying Division
Air Training Command
Randolph Field
Miss Jenkins
Farm Security Administration
War Food Administration
Fidelis Class May Luncheon at First Baptist Church
The Fidelis Class held a spring luncheon yesterday at the church. Mrs. Hope Cobb gave the invocation. Mrs. G. S. McLellan of Amarillo Day Nursery led a devotional and children from the Negro Day Nursery performed songs and readings. Mrs. O. J. Hull supervised class business. Tables featured floral centerpieces and marked place cards.
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First Baptist Church
Fidelis
Hope Cobb
G. S. McLellan
Amarillo Day Nursery
Negro Day Nursery
O. J. Hull
Methodist Woman’s Society Tea Highlights International Groups
The Tenth Avenue Methodist Church Woman's Society of Christian Service met for a tea and program led by Mrs. D. H. Perdue and Mrs. Vernon Stanley. Entertainment featured a piano solo and songs as groups represented Italy England France and Mexico introduced guest speakers and members attended social hour with numerous named participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenth Avenue Methodist Church Woman's Society of Christian Service
D. H. Perdue
Vernon Stanley
E. Lee Stanford
Italy
H. E. Tolleson
Carmel Pitts
F. J. Riordan
England
C. V. Knox
Stanford
J. L. Davee
France
Celia Delgado
Mexico
George Shull
S. J. Riordan
R. H. Broome
C. H. Nunley
S. E. Debussy
J. L. Parker
J. C. King
David Zuspan
FE. A. Wossum
Alice Hes
Association Installations Highlight PTA Session
Margaret Wills heads the PTA as Mrs. Ruby Rawlings directs choral and orchestra, with a full slate of officers installed by Mrs. Sam Davis. A tea honored new officers and mothers of upcoming school entrants following the meeting. Fire in Rockwall destroys a two story downtown building causing extensive damage and service disruption. Next society meeting is scheduled for Wednesday at 2 PM in the church parlor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Wills
Ruby Rawlings
Sam Davis
C. N. Stokes
O. B. Cornelius
E. L. Krahn
Jack Coffee
H. W. McCue
H. van Valkenburg
Rockwall
Tex
Mozart Midgets and Music Players Club Programs
Two programs at the Musical Arts Conservatory in Tyler feature piano solos duets and duos with Miss Idelma Conoley sponsoring. The 4 o'clock lineup includes Johnny Matkin Connie Lawson Sharleen Hess Nancy Bourn Joyce Hess Anna Lynn Gunn Sharon Ann Hurt Charlote Werts Carolyn Tedford Jesse Joe Sisemore Doris Harrison Betty Jo Graham and piano pupils with speech assistants. The 5 o'clock program lists Mary Kay Travis Jo Ann Travis Sharon Eads Jeanine Matney Mary Alice Lakey Tommy K Robinson Judy Robinson Iris Anne Matney Bill Graham Ann Alexander Mary Don Wood Barbara Hinson Linette Smith Jimmie Dell Atkinson Bobby Haley Tommy Cartwright Bobby Martin Jarnee Speer Peggy Williams Patricia Stooksberry and Shirley White. A one act play The Little Cousin features Ann Gilley Mary Ann Miller Mary Frances Whittenburg Sammy Lou Williams Jeanette Van Doren Julia Ann Van Doren Ann White and Carol Putnam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musical Arts Conservatory
Tyler
Idelma Conoley
Thelma Allen Martin
Johnny Matkin
Connie Lawson
Sharleen Hess
Nancy Bourn
Joyce Hess
Anna Lynn Gunn
Sharon Ann Hurt
Mary Kay Travis
Jo Ann Travis
Sharon Eads
Jeanine Matney
Mary Alice Lakey
Tommy K. Robinson
Judy Robinson
Iris Anne Matney
Bill Graham
Ann Alexander
Mary Don Wood
Barbara Hinson
Linette Smith
Jimmie Dell Atkinson
Bobby Haley
Tommy Cartwright
Bobby Martin
Jarnee Speer
Peggy Williams
Patricia Stooksberry
Shirley White
Little Cousin
Ann Gilley
Mary Ann Miller
Mary Frances Whittenburg
Sammy Lou Williams
Jeanette van Doren
Julia Ann van Doren
Ann White
Carol Putnam
Palo Duro Grove Holds Business Meeting
Palo Duro Grove convened at 2253 Woodmen Circle in 100F Hall with vice-president Mrs. Quincy Cross presiding. Stella Hance reported finances, a letters committee was named, Thelma Cheshire chaired the Blanket Club report, and plans for a box supper were made with the next meeting set for June 2 at 8 in IOOF Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palo Duro Grove
Woodmen Circle
East Fifth
Quincy Cross
Stella Hance
Ioof Hall
Mesdames Quincy Cross
Loretta Marconi
Thelma Cheshire
Neta Cheshire
Dora Casey
Dolly Cantwell
Gertrude
Mrs Ben Grossman Praises Mertox Remedy
Mrs Ben Grossman of Houston describes chronic illness with headaches vomiting and sleepless nights. She says a severe spell nearly killed her and credits Mertox with removing poisons from her system, boosting blood and easing constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Grossman
Houston
Texas
Local Socials List Names Guests and Attendees
Hazel Sylvester Griffith Ava Trimier Rozella Reeves Mary Thompson Stella Hance Sheila Bennett Amber Jones with guests Quincy Dickey and Mary Jo Broadstreet appear in a local society gathering notes.
Antarctic Icebergs Outlive Arctic Counterparts
Antarctic icebergs endure about a decade while Arctic icebergs typically last around two years, highlighting regional differences in iceberg longevity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antarctic
Arctic
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