Poppy Day Call to Wear Memorial Poppies by Legion Leader
Commander Clay Thornton of the Hanson Post The American Legion urges all veterans and patriotic citizens to wear memorial poppies on Poppy Day. He recalls World War I battles 22 years ago that cost 50 000 American lives and notes the poppy as a symbol of honor and hope for the living. An auxiliary broadcast on KFDA Friday evening promotes the gesture with local participants. Poultry picking tips follow, advising scalding but dry picking for turkeys and ducks and noting duck down removal methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Thornton
Hanson Post
American Legion
France
United States
America
American Legion Auxiliary
KFDA
E. C. Nelson, Jr
Mesdames L. J. Vick
Maynard Drake
Benton King
Bright Spots in the Week's News
Evelyn Boyd highlights social notices and club events, from Mrs. L. H. Hater’s farewell party and Mrs. Elmer B. Johnson’s Galveston move to the Squabble Club gathering and Orient travel talk by Mrs. Carlander. The piece also notes National Poetry Week readings and the L Aiguille Club's spring luncheon at Amarillo Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Boyd
Johnson
Elmer B. Johnson
Galveston
J. A. Gillies
Tom Blair
Country Club
Orient
Junior
Business Women's Club
Capitol Hotel
Guy A. Carlander
The
Carlander
Ethel Hicks
Allyne Whelchel
Beryl Jackson
Amarillo
L’aiguille Club
FB. C
Britain
Bridal compliment for Miss Cynthia Patton wedding to Clyde Blackwell
Miss Cynthia Patton will wed Clyde Blackwell. On Tuesday night June 2, Miss Wilma Redus and Miss Dorothy Hoppin hosted a shower at Miss Redus home. Attending were Mesdames Redus Patton Hoppin Hill Brooks Thompson Patton of Denison and others plus Misses Terrell Gibson Heket Phillips Roberts and Ann Hamilton. Gifts were sent by Betty Beutel Schneider Billingslea and Joyce Baggett and Mrs Wyman Bush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Patton
Clyde Blackwell
Wilma Redus
Dorothy Hoppin
Connie Roberts
Betty Beutel
Norma Schneider
Ruth Billingslea
Joyce Baggett
Wyman Bush
Bride-Elect Dorothye Kilcrease Showered Before June 9
The First Baptist Naomi Class held a surprise shower for Dorothye Kilcrease bride elect of James A Knight at her home 1703 Van Buren Street. Kilcrease won a contest and received a blue and white gift basket. Hosts and attendees wore the colors in refreshments and gifts came from several friends and her mother. The wedding is set for June 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Hater
Washington, D. C
Earle A. Shields
Travis Street
L. O. Thompson
Wilson Cowan
H. P. Burleigh
W. M. Benson
E. A. An
Barbara
Dorothye Kilcrease
James A Knight
First Baptist
van Buren Street
Kilcrease
Church Luncheon and Officers Installed at Local Churches
The public is invited to a luncheon Friday noon at the Social Center for Girls sponsored by St. Andrew's Episcopal Church women. Reservations are via telephone 6787. The Mother Benton Class of the First Christian Church will install officers at a 12 30 luncheon tomorrow at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Mother Benton
First Christian Church
The
Women of
Pleasant Valley Church Elects Officers for Woman's Council
Pleasant Valley Christian Woman's Council met Tuesday at the church and elected President Mrs. L. O. Biggers Vice President Mrs. G. L. Coffee and Secretary Treasurer Mrs. Jack Jerman. Officers to be installed next Tuesday at a social meeting. Mrs. W. N. Martin led devotion and Mrs. Crull presided over business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Valley Christian Woman's Council
L. O. Biggers
G. L. Coffee
Jack Jerman
W. N. Martin
W. A. Crull
Amended society notes correct bridegroom details and guests
The piece lists Mrs Vera Holding and Mrs T B Jones notes with corrections. It acknowledges officers to be installed in September and names several guests and attendees. errors from a prior bride-elect item are apologized and corrected regarding bridegroom Warren T Rives and tea versus coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Holding
T. B. Jones
A. D. Lydia
Faye Cantrell
Globe
Amarillo
Warren T. Rives
Pete Easley
Preserve Marmalade and Jam Prep Topic for Club
The Forest Hill Home Demonstration Club met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Jim Weaver's home. Miss Pauline Lakey taught marmalades and jams, advising open kettle cooking, sterilized jars, hot water sealing for five minutes. Delegates were chosen for a July College Station course. birthday honors given to Mrs. T. H Rodgers with cake prepared by Mrs. Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Hill
Jim Weaver
Pauline Lakey
College Station
T. H Rodgers
Miss Lakey
Mesdames
J. C. Lyon
William Imel
E. L. Davis
Finley Martin
Charles N. Weaver
Rodgers
J. W. Carver
C. E. McPherson
Weaver
Recital for Mrs Henrys Pupils Saturday Evening
Mrs Wendell Henry presents her piano and accordion class in recital Saturday at 8 p m at West Amarillo Christian Church. Patrons and friends invited. Students include Hoyt Houck Gale Rhodes Sandra Jeane Volle Betty Singleton Frances Allman Willene Christopher Doris Jeanne Sanford Jacqueline Wood Jimmy Hale Ray Allman Jr Gwendolyn Leithauser Margaret Jane Zimpfer Peggy Houck Mary Jane Houck Jack Waghorn Martha Jane Starkey LeEtta Rae Davis Anita Ruth Hale Billie Dawn Smith Billie Quinn. Spiced pears with white cream cheese and candied ginger offered as a new salad idea with lettuce or cress and French dressing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell Henry
West Amarillo Christian Church
Hoyt Houck
Gale Rhodes
Sandra Jeane Volle
Betty Singleton
Frances Allman
Willene Christopher
Doris Jeanne Sanford
Jacqueyn Wood
Jimmy Hale
Ray Allman, Jr
Gwendolyn Leithauser
Margaret Jane Zimpfer
Peggy Houck
Mary Jane Houck
Jack
Quick stain action with perfume on furniture
Use perfume or toilet waters to remove polish from furniture. Apply cold cream to cover the stain, wait five minutes, then rub with a soft cloth and reapply furniture polish to save work and expense later.
Calendar of events in Amarillo clubs and music venues
Tonight events include San Jacinto Kiwanis and Kiwanis-Anna at Preventorium with a recital by Idelma Conoley's students at Musical Arts Conservatory of West Texas. Sunnyside Club box supper at Highland Park School with candidate talks. Recital by Mrs Warner's students at Myers Music Mart. Friday features club luncheons, garden and art group meetings, P T A programs, Ellwood Park picnics, and a piano recital by Emalee Prichard at Amarillo College of Music. A sausage stuffing tip closes the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idelma Conoley
Musical Arts Conservatory of
West Texas
Tyler Street
Mary Robert Warner
Myers Music Mart
Harmony Club Luncheon Reservations Requested by Saturday
Reservations must be made by Saturday for the Harmony Club luncheon to be held at 12 30 o clock Monday at Salomes for members and guests. Mrs F M McLaughlin chairs arrangements and Mrs N D Bartlett leads the program. The item also suggests replacing sugar spice in cinnamon rolls with strawberry jam or plum butter and adding jam before baking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salome’s
Finnell
Harmony Club
Salome's
F. M. McLaughlin
N. D. Bartlett
Cheese-Olive Sauce For Boiled Rice Or Macaroni
A simple cheese olive sauce for boiled rice. Mix 1 cup grated cheese and 1 cup chopped ripe olives into 2 cups regular white vegetable sauce. Cook slowly five minutes then pour over three cups of boiled rice. Variant serving on macaroni or peas adds charm.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Virginia Bruce
L. HH. Bronaugh
Carolina Street
Floyd Krabbe
Jensine Irby
Mrs. Carlander
Aldah Herron
Joyce Davis
Deane Roberson
Ethel Davis
Joyce Peet
June Gristy
Floretta Whitefield
Anna Mary Nelson
Juanita
Kayser
Sissy
1B Polk
Republic
Henry
Polk
San Jacinto Kiwanis Club
Kiwani-Anna
Sunnyside Club
Highland Park School
Needle Club
W. N. Thompson
Ellwood Park
W. M. Gouldy
AAU
the Home Beautiful
BR. Isaacson
McKinley P.T. A
Pians
Amarillo College of Music
Red Carnation Lodge
C.C.F
Emalee Prichard
Johnson Street
Glenwood
Squabble Club
L. H. Bronaugh
Panamas
Panama
White & Kirk
Belle-Sharmeer
Elizabeth Arden
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