Woman's Page gives talk for club on Argentina
Mrs M P Fields native of Argentina spoke at the Open Forum Club in the home of Mrs George Parr detailing Argentina's history society and religion. She urged an active Pan American study to promote understanding and shared colorful Argentine customs. Members and guests attended and the club will resume studies in September.
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Open Forum Club
George Parr
Harrison Street
M. P. Fields
Argentina
Fields
I. W. Foreman
Flora Foreman
Cleo Bradley
Frances Annis
Grace Foreman
Georgia Kirkman
Mary Evans
Flossie Davis
Mesdames Parr
Rupert Taylor
C. C. Hood
Emily Hall
RED Carnation Lodge
I. O. O. P. Hall
Estella Grove
Mabel Fitz
Irene Frisu
Lucy Groman
Ruth Hanna
Harmony Club Plans Annual Spring Luncheon
The Harmony Club announces its annual spring luncheon on Monday at 12 30 pm at the Amarillo Country Club. Patrons are invited and members may bring guests. Reservations should be made by Saturday morning with Mrs J L McLaughlin or Mrs R C Martini.
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Harmony Club
Amarillo Country Club
J. L. McLaughlin
R. C. Martini
Marmola Weight Loss Plan Recommends Safe Use
A historical advertisement urges fat individuals to consider Marmola tablets as a simple dieting aid. It claims the product has sold for over thirty years with more than twenty million boxes distributed, noting it is not a cure and should be used by adults whose weight is due to thyroid deficiency under medical guidance.
Forest Hill Home Demonstration Club Meets in Purr Food Tea Room
Forest Hill Home Demonstration Club met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Jim Weaver as hostess. Miss Pauline Lakey led the lesson on canning and preservation, stressing keeping canned foods cool and covered. Roll call featured preservation hints. Mrs. T. H. Rodgers received a birthday gift. Mrs. Jim Weaver was chosen as candidate for delegate to the A&M Short Course at College Station. Attendees included Mesdames W. E. Imes, W. A. Pascoe, Roland Haines, R. D. Leeper, W. P. Henry, Charles Weaver, C. E. Ly ar, C. E. McPherson and Miss Loey.
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Forest Hill Home Demonstration Club
Purr Food
Jim Weaver
Pauline Lakey
County Home Demonstration
T. H. Rodgers
A&m
College Station
Mesdames
W. E. Imes
W. A. Pascoe
Roland Haines
R. D. Leeper
W. P. Henry
Charles Weaver
C. E. Lyar
C. E. McPherson
Miss Loey
Roadrunners Club Plans Scavenger Hunt for Next Week
Amarillo Roadrunners Motorcycle Club held a meeting at Indian Motorcycle shop last night and announced a scavenger hunt to be held next Wednesday after the club gathering. All riders are invited to attend and the group will also travel to Tascosa on Sunday. Attendees included Pete and Katrina DeShong Pokey and Lucille Wade Thelma and Kenneth Smith Lem and Marabell Brasher Paul and Maurine Thomas Fred Huskey J R Horne Frank Jones Bob Jones and Charles Altman.
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Amarillo
Alpha Iota unit hosts Wiener Roast in Amarillo
The Amarillo Alumnae Chapter of Alpha Iota Sorority held a wiener roast at sponsor Beverly Prescott's home on Fillmore Street. Attendees included Ann Martin Yvonne Powers Harriet Holman Marjorie Green Margaret Lee Witt Sara McEachern Betty Armstrong Fern Kruger Wilma Wiard Louise Eliott Dorothy Foster and the sponsor.
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Amarillo
Alpha Iota Sorority
Beverly Prescott
Fillmore Street
Ann Martin
Yvonne Powers
Harriet Holman
Marjorie Green
Margaret Lee Witt
Sara McEachern
Betty Armstrong
Fern Kruger
Wilma Wiard
Louise Eliott
Dorothy Foster
First Baptist Mary Class Honors Mrs. Vanderpool at Housewarming
The First Baptist Mary Class honored teacher Mrs. G. R. Vanderpool with a housewarming at her new 2005 Monroe Street home. Guests, gifts, a buffet lunch, and remarks by class president Mrs. T. F. Gilbert marked the event. Members planned a gathering next month with Mrs. Glen Casey at her cabin.
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G. R. Vanderpool
Monroe Street
I. C. Coryell
Vanderpool
R. Earl O'Keefe
T. F. Gilbert
Glen Casey
Mesdames Arnold Cook
Alice McNew
P. R Beach
D. A. Reid
W. G. Martin
Mesdames R. C. Miller
A. J. Rogers
W. W. Sharp
Laurel Harris
A. C. Morrison
W. D. Knight
H. R. Partney
I. L. Lake
Sam Elkins
F. B. Martin
Earl O'Keefe
Jack Cauley
L. H. Grin
Installation Service Held At Rainbow Girls Meeting
Amarillo Assembly No. 19 of the Order of Rainbow for Girls held a meeting at 502 1/2 Taylor Street last night installing new officers who could not attend the public installation. Names include Nell Mathews Charity Wanda Stevens Barbara Frazier Phyllis Burnett Virginia Hess Merle Jo Coble and Faye Marie Wardle as installing marshal.
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Amarillo Assembly
Order of Rainbow
Taylor Street
Nell Mathews
Charity
Wanda Stevens
Barbara Frazier
Phyllis Burnett
Virginia Hess
Merle Jo Coble
Faye Marie Wardle
Baptists Honor Graduates With Rainbow Banquet
The First Baptist Church will honor high school graduates with a rainbow banquet in the church banquet hall Friday at 7 30 o clock. A special surprise program will follow the meal and ceremony.
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Baptists
First Baptist Church
Junior Business Committees Named for Club Installation
Miss Dana Pursley president of the Junior Business Women's Club named a nominating committee and installation banquet committee during Capitol Hotel meetings Tuesday night. Members listed include Jensine Irby Berg Irene Tole and Billy Ross Bateman with others aiding planning for the June banquet and decorations.
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Dana Pursley
Junior Business Women’s Club
Capitol Hotel
Dorothy Allen Mongomery
Urban Club
Jensine Irby Berg
Jackson
Irene Tole
Billy Ross Bateman
Lucretia Wilson
Inetta Tipps
Frances Ellison
Miss Pursley
Juanita McCracken
Ethel Hicks
Clara
Massed Piano Program By Amarillo Music Teachers Guild
The Amarillo Music Teachers Guild plans a massed piano program Saturday at 8 p.m. in Myers Music Mart. Eighty five children aged five through high school will perform, grouped by age per state Applied Music in the Public Schools guidelines. Meyers Music Mart and Meyert Music Co. supply practice spaces. teachers expect strong interest from pupils and parents.
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Amarillo Music Teachers Guild
Myers Music Mart
Meyert Music Co
Baptist Women To Serve Luncheon at Social Center
Women of the First Baptist and San Jacinto Baptist Churches will serve a weekly luncheon at the Social Center for Girls on Friday from 12 to 1 PM. Reservations for individuals or luncheon parties may be made by calling the Social Center at 6787.
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First Baptist
San Jacinto
Sorority Honors New Members At Beta Sigma Phi Event
Gamma Kappa chapter entertained at the home of Aileen Grundy 1216 West Twelfth Avenue on a Wednesday night. Miss Rosalie Coffee bride elect of Paul Hesser of Cincinnati was honored. secret pals revealed during gift exchange.
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Jean Knight
Velma Harris
Aileen Grundy
Adelaide Barton
Funeral arrangements for J. L. Bishop killed at work
Funeral services are pending for J. L. Bishop elevator operator who died after being struck by a step on a man lift at Producer's Grain Corporation northeast of Amarillo. He leaves a wife and children Thelma Lee Bishop and James L Bishop Dr his mother Mrs J J Bishop of Amarillo and six brothers including J W Bishop of Brownfield and Roland Hall Bishop of Amarillo.
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J. L. Bishop
Producer's Grain Corporation
Amarillo
Blackburn-Shaw
Thelma Lee Bishop
James L. Bishop
J. J. Bishop
J W. Bishop
Brownfield
Roland Hall
AAUW Will Install Officers At Guest Day Luncheon
Amarillo Branch of the American Association of University Women hosts a guest day luncheon at the Amarillo Country Club with installation of officers. Hostesses include Mesdames Whitfield Coffee Van derpool Smith Langston Middleton and Misses Driskill Stolz. Donald Clark of Amarillo College will give a reading. reservations through Mrs Pevehouse at 2 3538.
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Amarillo
American Association of University Women
Amarillo Country Club
C. J. Whitfield
Joe Coffee
G. R. Vanderpool
R. H. Smith
Charles L. Langston
J. Wayne Middleton
Ruth Driskill
Thelma Stolz
H. M. Pevehouse
Donald Clark
Amarillo College
Amarillo Church Women Sponsor Friday Luncheon Series
Mrs. H. E. Smith notes contact at 6509 as Amarillo Council of Church Women sponsors a Friday luncheon series for the Social Center building fund.
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The
Amarillo Council of Church Women
Social Center Building Fund
Family of Bishops Noted Figures Reach Across States
Canyon, W. T. Bishop of Pampa, Jesse Bishop of Fort Brown in Brownsville, James T. Bishop of California and J. D. Bishop of Amarillo and sister Mrs. Victoria Stewart of Amarillo are named. The family home is at 1104 North Grant Street.
Retiring Cadiz Town Clerk After 59 Years in Office
William H Lucas 90, a Republican, announced he will not seek re election as Cadiz town clerk. Lucas began his term in 1882 and served in that role for nearly six decades.
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Cadiz
William H Lucas
Lucas
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