Philharmonic Club Hosts White Breakfast at Amarillo Country Club
The Amarillo Philharmonic Music Club hosted a White Breakfast with the Amarillo High School A Cappella Choir directed by Julia Dean Evans. Guests included Mrs. Sam L. Seay, Harmony Club president Mrs. James Wise, Mozart Society head Miss Grace Hamilton, and local club presidents. The program featured Mallotte Lord’s Prayer, Burleigh Were You There, Christiansen Beautiful Savior, and Verdi selections, with over 100 attendees and all white decor.
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Amarillo High School
Julia Dean Evans
Philharmonic Music Club
Mallotte
Burleigh
Christiansen
Seay
James Wise
Harmony Club
Grace Hamilton
The
Mozart Society
John Merchant
Amarillo Federation
R. G. Boger
Grace Bennett
B. M. Bruckner
J. M. Simpson, Jr
Joe Shields
Howard Lynch
Garland Martin
J. W. Sanders
W. B. Thompson
R. W. Henry
Watson B. Hamilton
W. L. Burns
R. W. Adams
Ted Lokey
H. A. Waller
A. D. Steed
Bride Elect Honored at Scott Harris Shower
Margaret Ann Baker, bride elect of Odelie Sperker Harris, was honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. A. L. Scott and Mrs. Joe B. Little at the Scott home in Maryland. Attendees included Mesdames Baker, Little, Scott, Dinwiddie, Williams, Harris, Smith, Craig, and Misses Phillips Hoskins Gaines Hubbard Harris Barton. Gifts were given by Mrs. T. A. Gibson, Mrs. Bill Evans and Miss Barbara Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Ann Baker
Odelie Sperker Harris
A. L. Scott
Joe B. Little
Scott
Maryland
Mesdames
B. Z. Baker
A. L Scott
Warren Dinwiddie
Frank Williams
Odelle Harris
Maggie Smith
T. C. Craig
Mary
AAUW Mexican Supper Closes Year at Pearl's Cafe
Ama rillo AAUW members hosted a Mexican Supper at Pearl's Cafe with entertainment by the Mexican Girl Scout Troop. Mrs K Martin was named chairman for the coming year and the event honored notable instructors and members including Saul Kaye and C B Beasley.
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Amarillo
American Association of University Women
Pearl's
K. Martin
Saul Kaye
Misses Koesjan
Mary Evans
Eumice Castleman
Jo Johnston
Dora Lee Koesjan
Clifford C. Bell
C. B. Beasley
Moves to Amarillo Otis Buchanan Leaves Vega for 306 Georgia
Otis Buchanan, formerly of Vega, now residing in Amarillo at 306 Georgia Avenue, transfers his residence. A British firm unveils a compact electronic organ the size of an office desk offering cathedral-scale fidelity and range.
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Amarillo
Otis Buchanan
Vega
Georgia
Antique Club Hears Talk on Antiques in Modern Settings
Clyde Harris spoke to Amarillo Antique Club on Antiques in Modern Settings at the meeting hosted by Mrs. John Maynard. Guests included Mrs. Earl Mayne and Mrs. W. W. Gibson. members listed include Rolla V. Cartwright and J. D. Thompson among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Harris
Amarillo
Alton Reeder
G. C. Ratcliff
A. J. Streit
J. D. Thompson
Hugh Tolleson
R. E. Wertz
Auxiliary Plans for Poppy Day and Memorial Services
American Legion Auxiliary to Hanson Post 54 met at Municipal Auditorium led by Mrs. L A Pitt. Plans were approved for Poppy Day beg with volunteers arriving early Saturday morning. Clyde Burton reported on care packages to two Higgins area veterans families and a Girl Scout will attend camp for a week. Memorial Day help for Veterans Hospital and 5th Division convention at Sweetwater on June 1 were announced. Executive board gathers May 22 at 8 pm at Mrs. Charles Hoppin’s home.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Hanson
Municipal Auditorium
L. A. Pitt
Biddie Maxwell
Clyde Burton
Higgins
Veterans Hospital
Sweetwater
Charles Hoppin
Tyler
Sorority Plans Dance For Beta Sigma Phi Gamma Iota
Gamma Iota chapter Beta Sigma Phi held final yearly meeting in Federation Club Rooms with Miss Cecile Brown. Plans were made for a dinner dance Monday May 26 at 8 in the patio of the Mexican Inn. Mrs. Aubrey Allen chosen sponsor for next year. Secret Pals revealed. Al Reville spoke on Amateur Radio stressing happiness through a hobby. Virginia Atkins spoke on happiness through dancing and Vera Gallarneau on crafts as hobbies. Attending were Mesdames Adams Crump Gaillarneau Halley Lord Bush, Smith Davenport Lowry and others. Misses Atkins Britten Brown Kelley Lewis Glass Whitney McClellan Minnich Murray Payne Shaw Shelton Henderson Nussbaum. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Al Reville and Miss Sharon Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamma Iota
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Federation Club
Cecile Brown
Aubrey Allen
al Reville
Virginia Atkins
Vera Gallarneau
Dorothy Marie Adams
Jo Crump
Vera Gaillarneau
Hope Halley
Allegra Lord Bush
Betty Smith
Barbara Davenport
Verno’ Lowry
Eva Marie Britten
Dorothy Kelley
Ellen Lewis
Shirley Glass
Charlotte Whitney
Lucille McClellan
Mary Minnich
Betty Murray
Carollne Payne
Nell Shaw
Edith Shelton
Frances Henderson
Loraine Nussbaum
Sharon Adams
Nurses Feted At Dinner Celebrate New Registered Nurses
Northwest Texas Hospital School of Nursing seniors were honored at a dinner at Myers Fried Chicken Restaurant after receiving grades from the state board of examiners and being promoted to Registered Nurse. Hostesses included sisters of the graduates with Florence Whipple as president. Place cards named the graduates and hostess group members listed among the organizers. Missing attendees were Nelda Reid Hila Evans and Thelma Bishop.
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Northwest Texas Hospital School of Nursing
Myers Fried Chicken
State Board of Examiners
Little Sisters of
Florence Whipple
Anna Lois Heard
Lorrena Turner
Nell Reid
Juanita Kirk
Robina Culpepper
Buena Walker
Mary Peterson
Edith Neff
Ruth Blackman
Jean Reed Tucker
Mildred Huber
Rita Smith
Edna Moss
Jo Ann Josserand
Ernie Gooden
Phyliss Burkett
Nelda Reid
Hila Evans
Thelma Bishop
Tri-Hi-Y Hosts Annual Mother-Daughter Banquet
Elizabeth Nixson Junior High School era group Tri-Hi-Y held its annual mother-daughter banquet at the Herring Hotel. Rue Nell Wood introduced the entertainment and Miss Madelyn Robinson led a sing song as Dorothy Ann De- as none
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Elizabeth Nixson
Tri-Hi-Y
Herring Hotel
Rue Nell Wood
Madelyn Robinson
Dorothy Ann de
Community program features singing and guest speaker
Fee, Janie Sample and Barbara Wise sang several selections, and Mrs. A. D. Foreman, Jr., guest speaker, addressed the group. Jo Ann Crouch served as mistress of ceremonies.
Junior Woman's Club Hears Review Of Books
Mrs. Lee Bivins reviewed excerpts from books by Marjorie Wilson at the Junior Woman's Club meeting yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Mack Nobies home 1917 Jackson. Attendees included Mesdames D G Blackburn John Boyce W D Burger E B Burgess Jr E B Burgess Sr George Caulfield Marvin Collie John Cowan Alma Curtis Joe Dooley W W Gibson Harris Kimbrough Mack Nobles Howard Paul Roy Snodgrass W A Stanley Mark Taylor Thomas Thompson Tol Ware Horace Wilson A E Winsett Miss Mary Exitser and visiting Mrs B P Teel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Bivins
Marjorie Wilson
Mack Nobies
Jackson
D. G. Blackburn
John Boyce
W. D. Burger
E. B. Burgess, Jr
E. B. Burgess, Sr
George Caulfield
Marvin Collie
John Cowan
Alma Curtis
Joe Dooley
W. W. Gibson
Harris Kimbrough
Mack Nobles
Howard Paul
Roy Snodgrass
W. A. Stanley
Mark Taylor
Thomas Thompson
Tol Ware
Horace Wilson
A. E. Winsett
Mary Exitser
B. P. Teel
Newcomers Club Dessert Bridge Hosts New Members
The Amarillo Newcomers Club held a dessert bridge in Federation Club Rooms with Mrs. Charles W. Odell presiding. New members include Mesdames M. M. Burleson Vernon L. Clement Charles Weeks Arch Clark and Paul P. Jones. Prizes went to Mrs. Merl Meyer Mrs. Charles Clark and Mrs. A. N. Thompson. Guests included Mesdames Grace Wolfe J. FE. Glick E. H. Thompson A. A. Meredith O. M. Crouch and A. J. Taylor. Next meeting is June 3 at 1:30 in Federation Club Rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Odell
Mesdames M. M. Burleson
Vernon L. Clement
Charles Weeks
Arch Clark
Paul P. Jones
Merl Meyer
Charles Clark
A. N. Thompson
Mesdames Grace Wolfe
J. FE. Glick
E. H. Thompson
A. A. Meredith
O. M. Crouch
A. J. Taylor
Federation Chub
Recital Postponed at Musical Arts Conservatory
Elaine Ross delayed solo recital tonight at the Musical Arts Conservatory. The performance is rescheduled for next week with the same program.
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Elaine Ross
The
Musical Arts Conservatory
Social Calendar Tonight in Amarillo Churches and Clubs
Tonight events include Polk Street Methodist Wes leyan Service Guild at 6:30 in Fellowship Hall, First Christian Circle 7 dinner at 6:30 and Circle 8 at 8, AAUW Spanish group at Pearl's Cafe, YWCA volleyball and Gamma Kappa Phi at 7 and 7:30, DeMolay Mothers Club at 8, Elaine Ross recital at Musical Arts Conservatory, and multiple sorority and study club meetings at locations including YWCA, Federation Club Rooms, Khiva Temple, and Blackstone Hotel through 12:30. Residents are urged to check exact rooms and times.
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Polk Street Methodist Church
Wesleyan Service Guild
Fellowship Hall
First Christian Church Woman's Council
A. Arnold
Monroe
Pearl's Cafe
Arthur
YWCA
Gamma Kappa
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
DeMolay Mothers Club
West Sixth
Elaine Ross
Musical Arts Conservatory
Tyler
Poplar Grove
Woodmen Circle
ICOPF
Federation Club
Amarillo
Order of the Rainbow
Khiva Temple
Local Club Meetings Schedule for Fifteenth Day
A series of afternoon and evening club gatherings listed with times and host names. Beryl Needle Club at 1:00 led by Mrs. I V Smith. Child Evangelism Fellowship training at 1:30 hosted by Mrs. J V Moore. Ghizmeau Home Demonstration at 1:30 with Mrs. Gilbert Pendley. Homecraft Club at 2:00 led by Mrs. George Thomas. Pollyanna Sewing Club at 2:00 hosted by Mrs. Alva Slay. Happy Hour Sewing Club at 2:00 with Mrs. W G Allen. Royal Neighbors of America meeting at IOOF Hall at 2:30. Pierian Club at 3:00 led by Mrs. R E B Underwood. YWCA Teen-age committee at 4:00.
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Beryl Needle Club
I. V. Smith
East Sixth
Child Evangelism Fellowship
J. V. Moore
Alabama
Ghizmeau Home Demonstration Club
Gilbert Pendley
East Seventh
Homecraft Club
George Thomas
North Polk
Pollyanna Sewing Club
Alva Slay
Kentucky
Happy Hour Sewing Club
W. G. Allen
Louisiana
Royal Neighbors of America
IOOF
Pierian Club
R. EB. Underwood
Hughes
YWCA
Local Dance Sessions and Meeting Notices
Junior Harmony Club led by Pat Moore at 1424 Hughes 6:45 PM. Klover Klub chaired by Mrs Guy Barnes at 1417 A Jackson 7:30 PM. Square dance class at the YMCA 8 PM. Palo Duro Grove 2253 Woodmen Circle with Mrs Mary Thompson 90915 Pierce Apt 1 8 PM. Daughters of the Nile Khiva Temple at 6 PM.
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Junior Harmony Club
Pat Moore
Hughes
Klover Klub
Guy Barnes
A Jackson
YMCA
Palo Duro Grove
Woodmen Circle
Mary Thompson
Pierce
Daughters of the Nile
Khiva Temple
1939 Studebaker stolen from Ray Wayne Wren
Ray Wayne Wren reported a 1939 Studebaker stolen from Fifth and Tyler last night around 10. Police found the car abandoned at Fourth and Pierce at 2:15 this morning. The theft occurred from Fifth and Tyler.
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Ray Wayne Wren
Tyler
Fourth
Pierce
Fifth
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Philharmonic Club
Amarulo
Sam L. Seay
Federation of Music Clubs
Aauw Group
Herbert Drug
Prescription
Smith & Sons
N. Fillimere
Bnlonial
Beaty Shoppe
A Polk
Adeill Miner
Antique Club
Newcomers Club of
Anky
Famous Label
Gabardines
Tom
Hollywood Guild of California
Mange
Polk Streat
Amaullo
Taos
Daleth
Delphian Society
Progressive
Blackstone Hotel
Ducens
Buck's Tavern
el Navegar
Ben Henson
Twentieth Century Club
Capitol Hotel
Variety
Bob Hall
West
Aenean
Buchanan St
Dione
Scott Rvio
Mary L. Spence
Polk
Grady Yate
Shortie
Cian
Pollywood
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