Philharmonic Music Club ends year with luncheon
The Philharmonic Music Club wrapped its year with a guest luncheon at LeGourmet hosted by Mrs. Jack Burgess. Tables featured pastels, lilies, roses, and candelabra while members heard a varied program including Schubert, Del Reige and Chopin pieces performed by Mrs. Ferguson, Mrs. Boxwell, Mrs. Martini, and others. New officers were installed with 92 luncheon guests.
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Philharmonic Music Club
LeGourmet
Jack Burgess
H. A. Waller
Sam Seay
J. W. Senders
J. W. Ferguson
Schubert
del Reige
Howard Boxwell
R. C. Martini
John Hooper
Prp. W. Heiry
Hochstein
Albern
R. W. Adams
Meyerbeer
Heiry
Kathryn Burnett
Chopin
C. M. Holt
Sam L
County Club Hears Agent Green Haven Home Demo Club
The Green Haven Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. Jack Cage's Canyon Highway home. Louella Patterson spoke on Preservation of Foods and feeding harvest hands. President Mrs. Sid Carter led plans for a July picnic with guests Mrs. E E Cooper Mrs. A Fuqua and Miss Nell Lantz.
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Green Haven
Jack Cage
Canyon Highway
Louella Patterson
Randall County
Sid Carter
E E. Cooper
A. Fuqua
Nell Lantz
Canyon
Mesdames
J. L. Keeney
George Ross
J. C. Arden
C. M. Purcell
L. A. Pitt
Ray Miner
Jack Carr
George Protsman
C. L. Watkins, Jr
L. Hartnett
Security Benefit Association Holds Meeting at WOW Hall
Security Benefit Association met in a business session last night at WOW Hall led by president H. M. Britt. Refreshments were served to 35 members, and the evening ended with a dance.
Gavel Club Postponed Meeting This Month
The Gavel Club meeting, initially planned for tomorrow, has been postponed for the month.
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GAVEL
Moroline Jar Soothe Minor Burns and Chapped Skin
A large measure of Moroline petroleum jelly provides soothing dressing for minor burns chafes and simple cuts. Keep Moroline on hand for skin protection and first aid needs.
Mothers Feted At Class Meet At Polk Street Church
Mothers were feted at a covered-dish luncheon and program of the Polk Street Methodist Church Co-Workers Class. The event featured readings songs and tributes honoring the class mother with officers elected for the coming term and seating for 75 members and guests.
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Polk Street Methodist Church Co-Workers
G. C. Davis
Robert Douglas
Douglas
James H. Cooper
L. H. Davis
J. C. Clement
M. E. Jacobson
A. D. Lidia
Earl G. Hamlett
Aldrich
E. B. Harris
E. C. Britain
R. A. DeFee
Joe Coffee
A. E. Sadderns
H. O. Willborn
J. R. Wilkinson
W. L. Loden
G. W. Lee
J. A. Cooley
J. G. Garrison
G. W. McKee
C. R. Richardson
Wilkinson
T. B. Smith
R. E. Elliott
Sub-Deb Club Introduces New Members at Amarillo Dance
The Sub-Deb Club held a formal dance at the Amarillo Country Club featuring Jimmy Slay as master of ceremonies. New members Sue Ann Proffett Henrietta Rumbaugh Jimma Drake Anne Schulze Jackie Hamrick and Betty Coffey were presented as they appeared in the archway of roses.
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Amarillo
Jimmy Slay
Sue Ann Proffett
Henrietta Rumbaugh
Jimma Drake
Anne Schulze
Jackie Hamrick
Betty Coffey
Covered-dish luncheon of Dr. Shelton Class at Mrs Reynolds home
Members of the First Christian Church Dr Shelton Class met at 1804 Pierce in a monthly covered-dish luncheon. Ruth E Kennell spoke on Russia and Charles Smith sang a solo as Group 4 hosted. Luncheon served 32 members and five guests.
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Shelton
First Christian Church
Clayton Reynolds
Pierce
Ruth E. Kennell
Russia
Charles Smith
Queen City Division Ladies Auxiliary Luncheon Set
The May luncheon of the Queen City Division Ladies Auxiliary to the Order of Railway Conductors will be held Thursday at 12 o'clock in WOW Hall.
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Queen City of the Plains Division
Order of Railway Conductors
Wow Hall
Social Calendar for Amarillo Tonight and Wednesday
A roundup of club meetings and activities across Amarillo venues including YWCA events, church circles, American Legion Auxiliary, Woodmen Circle, Rebekah Lodge, OES and PEO chapters, Pleasant Valley groups, and various women’s society sessions. Recitals and softball practice noted at YWCA and Khiva Temple with evening start times.
World Fellowship Talk in Air Age Program at High School
Mrs. Lydia Van Zandt of American Airlines spoke at the YWCA sponsored World Fellowship in the Air Age night program in the Amarillo College Choir's event. She described the YWCA world network, family of nations, and postwar opportunities, recounting experiences at the UNO London conference and travels through European nations.
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Lydia van Zandt
American Airlines
Air Age
YWCA
Joe Shields
Amarillo College
Dean Folsom Jackson
Russell Curtis
R. T. Weills
Assembly
Gervis Taylor
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
League of Women Voters
van Zandt
UNO
London
Council
Chain of World Fellowship
Ruth Greer piano recital at Musical Arts Conservatory
Ruth Arlene Greer 13, daughter of L. E. and wife, will perform tonight at 8 in a preparatory piano recital at 1710 Tyler. She studies under Ardath Johnson and will play Bach Clementi Grieg Ellmen reich Gershwin.伴
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Ruth Arlene Greer
L. E. Greer
Exell
Musical Arts Conservatory
Tyler
Ardath Johnson
Bach
Clementi
Grieg
Ellmenreich
Gershwin
Lynn Martin
Thelma Allen Martin
Gloria Uhrich
Bette Lee Hickerson
Sandra Shane
Amaryllis
Ghys
Surprise handkerchief shower honors Mrs. Herd
Mrs. B. L. Herd of 323 Sunset was feted at a surprise shower by Grand Silver Store employees before her move to Austin. Guests included Mrs. Mayme Scott, George Atchison, and Marjorie Joiner among others. gifts were sent by Nettie Hickenbottom Lola Chavez and Marjorie Baskett.
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B. L. Herd
Grand Silver
Austin
Mayme Scott
George Atchison
Marjorie Joiner
Valda Smith
Sybil Hopper
Dorothy Celey
Peggy Holmes
Carole Cummings
Thresa Garcia
Connie Stark
Jean Mayo
LaNelle Harmen
Hinton
Bonner
Mansfield
Zeck
Nettie Hickenbottom
Lola Chavez
Marjorie Baskett
Navy Mothers Club Updates Meeting Notes in VFW Hall
Navy Mothers Club members reported on their sons at yesterday's meeting in VFW Hall. Commander Mrs. Frank Wood directed the session which also set the regular meeting date to the first and third Tuesday at 2 30. Sunshine Mother was named Mrs. F J Bingham and Mrs. E P Small requested afghan squares. Twenty members attended.
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Navy Mothers Club
VFW Hall
Frank Wood
F. J. Bingham
E. P. Small
St Joseph Aspirin Ad Claims Quality and Value
A vintage advertisement touts St Joseph Aspirin as superior in strength purity and dependability. It promotes the product as the world's largest seller with a 10 cent tablet price and a 35 cent 100 tablet bottle, highlighting savings for buyers.
Five Die When Army Plane Hits Bank of Manhattan Building
A twin engine Army plane crashed into the 58th floor of the Bank of the Manhattan Company building in lower Manhattan during a training flight, killing its five crew and occupants. The engine craft tore a 15 foot hole in the corner of the Atlas Corporation offices. witnesses described flames pouring floor to floor as debris rained onto the street. Police estimated 500 to 2,000 people were inside at the time, with five struck by flaming debris outside. The War Department listed the dead as Maj Mansell Campbell, pilot. Capt Tom L. Hall. Lt Robert L. Stevenson. Lt Angelo A. Ross. and WAC Lt Mary E. Bond. The disaster followed a similar Empire State Building crash last July.
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New York
Bank of the Manhattan Company
Financial District
WAC
Wall Street
Empire State Building
Newark Airport
Smyrna
Tenn
Newark
War Department
Mansell. Campbell
Pontiac
Mich
Tom L. Hall
Austin
Tex
Robert L. Stevenson
the Bronx
N. Y
Angelo A. Ross
Whitehall
Mary E. Bond
Newtown
Atlas Corporation
Russia's Fleet Is a Poor Third
The Navy reports the Soviet Union has 204 combat ships making it the world’s third largest fleet. Despite numbers the Red Navy lacks fire power as most warships are submarines. the United States leads with 756 combatants, followed by Great Britain in second place.
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Washington
Navy Department
Soviet Union
Congress
Red Navy
United States
Great Britain
Russia
Italy
France
American GI Marriage Ban in Germany Asserted by McNarney
Berlin May 21. Gen Joseph McNarney, American commander in Germany, said American troops would not be allowed to marry German girls while he remains in command unless a peace treaty is signed. He dismissed pressure from high birth rates among German women. A German survey found illegitimate births near 30 percent in main towns, rising above 50 percent in some locations.
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Berlin
U.P
Joseph McNarney
Germany
McNarney
Must Pay to Play Drunkenness Case In Court
Twenty three men appeared in corporation court facing charges of drunkenness and disturbance. None could pay the required fines, leaving the penalties unpaid and awaiting further action.
Kansas City Livestock Market Report May 21
Kansas City livestock totals show cattle 3100 and calves 500 with steady to active trading. Beef steers and yearlings sold around 16 to 17 dollars, cows and bulls mixed from 11 to 14 dollars, hogs at ceiling levels with 170 lb plus at 145.5, and sheep at 60s to 70s with native spring lambs at 16.75 dollars.
Lambs and skins price ranges listed in auction notes
The record notes clipped lambs at 106 pounds with No. 1 skins fetching 17 dollars and other good end choice lambs with No. 1 and 2 skins priced from 15.25 up to 16 dollars.
Chicago Livestock Prices May 21 1920s Market Report
Hogs 15 000 active steady with good and choice barrows at 14 85 sows 14 10 cattle 7 000 calves 700 fed steers and yearlings steady slow outside demand broad stock cattle steady to strong fed heifers steady top steers 17 75 steers and yearlings 15 75 17 40 heifers 15 50 16 75 beef cows 13 75 strictly good 14 50 and better fat bulls 14 75 wealers 17 00 and below Sheep 500 clipped lambs steady strong to shippers other classes scarce unchanged 80 lb medium and good No 1 and No 2 mostly No 2 skins 16 common to medium No 1 pelts 15 50 good and choice 72 lb native springers 18 00 slaughter owes scarce unchanged wooled and shorn quoted 9 50 and 8 50 respectively.
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Kansas City
USDA
Chicago
Property and marriage notices from county records
Warranty deeds list transfers of parcels including lots in North Highlands and Industrial City with respective grantees and grantors. A separate section records marriage licenses for multiple couples such as William Clarence Hook Jr with Wanda Raines and Virgil Dickison with Leona Lloyd, among others.
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R. Wilson
W. H. Forbes, Jr
Anna Forrest Burns
R. H. Nicholson
L. Giles
Ruby T. Mills
North Highlands
Tarter
C. L. Giles
North H
A. R. Bivins
Criscell Kemp
J. W. Crudgington
H. B. Nelson
Guy
Elmer A. Ballew
William Clarence Hook, Jr
Wanda June Raines
Virgil C. Dickison
Leona Lloyd
J. S. Lockhart
Ema Elder
John D. Yarbrough
Inez Albritton
James M. Payne
Ruby Lee Gilert
William H. Shores
Billye Lee Harmon
Richard J. Herbst
Margaret Baird Moon
United States Warships Sail for Norway Good Will Mission
Three U S warships set sail from Oban Scotland for a goodwill mission to Norway led by the 10000 ton cruiser Houston with escorts Cony and Glennon.
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U. S
Houston
Oban
Scotland
United States
Norway
Cony
Glennon
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