Bride Elect Honored at Wilson School Shower
Miss Eutha Barnete, bride elect of S A Thompson Sr, was honored at a shower and bridge party hosted by Wilson School teachers at Mrs Jewell Davis home 1390 Harrison. Floral decor featured pink and white roses irises blue larkspur. Gifts were presented to the honoree by hostesses and guests.
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Eutha Barnete
S. A. Thompson, Sr
Wilson School
Jewell Davis
Harrison
Miss Barnett
Sarah Miller
Pauline Clark
Carne Belle Lee
Toa Lee Cope
Annie Lee Gillham
Nola Gordon
Mars
Jory Henson
Stella Mae Adkins
Rubye Yant
Mesdames Jewell Davis
Carman Gardnand
Luta Smith Muma
Mildred Osborn
Bernice Parrott
Elsie Spencer
Jewell Stevens
J. ©. Wood
Magiee Avent
Canyon
Mrs. Davis
89S Tonic Promised To Build Up Low Blood Strength
A vintage advertisement touts 89S Tonic as highly effective for low blood strength. It claims benefits like increased appetite, energy, and better color in the skin, with a focus on digestion and overall vigor. It urges readers to obtain bottles from drug stores.
Graduates Honored by St Marys Academy Alumnae
The St Marys Academy Alumnae Association feted the spring graduating class at a breakfast at Thomas Dinner House. Guests viewed a rose bedecked table with corsages for Mrs Rabe and Detten. Betty Beller welcomed. Frances Bichsell spoke.
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St. Mary's Academy Alumnae Association
Thomas
Rabe
Detten
Ilumnae Association
Betty Beller
Frances Bichsell
Jean Caroll
Dorothy McGee
Frances Morrow
Josephine Honey
Mike Kelly
H. H. Gittrieb
A. Washburn
Robert Detten
A. J. Stump
Mark T. Miles
Sarah Parr
Ruth Starker
Betty
Penny Irvin
Rosemary Burels
Marian Doerfler
Marcella Deligadillo
Betty Keller
Mesdames
Phyllis Nicholl
Ann Dee
Barbara) Bourg
Margaret Boyce
John Detten
Georgiana Klock
Mickey Shock
Mary Eula Booker
Social Calendar Highlights Evening Events and Birthdays
Tonight features an Ettes supper at YWCA at 6:10. Albert and Joseph Male-Jenna Recital at Musical Art Conservatory at 7:30. Alpha Chapter of Epalion Bigma hosts at Ath Station Club Rooms at 6. Security Benefit Association at 209 Black-Neighbors in 700 block on urn eating. Gamma Jote Beta Steme honors R L Sharman on his 79th birthday at Mexican Incy 8. Grace E Hamutyler hosts at 8. Teel pula attendance at Pickett home 63 North Hayes. Y-Ettes installation committee receives a gift. First American continent press history noted.
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YWCA
Albert
Joseph Male- Jenna
Musical Arta Conservatory
Epalion Bigma
Security Benefit Association
Polk
North Hayes
Gamma Jote
Beta Steme
R. L. Sharman
YWOA
Nonoree
Ifrom
Dinner Dance Closes Year in Amarillo
The Les' Mercs Child Study Club held a year ending dinner dance at Thomas' Dinner House with members and husbands in attendance. Circle 2 of First Christian Church enjoyed a luncheon at Mrs. W. L. Hickerson's home. Amarillo Business and Professional Women's Club meets tomorrow at Herring Hotel. Friendship Class of San Jacinto Methodist Church plans a luncheon at 12:40. Yemen extends up to 1 million dollars for surplus Army equipment. Numerous local clubs and church groups hold meetings and events around Amarillo. Belletts return from a week in the West.
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Les’ Mercs
Thomas
Messrs. and Mesdames
E. M. ‘Blackburn
Percy Blackburn
J. B. Clayton
Joe Davidson
Roy Ebling
Victor Shango
Jim Sherrill
Donald “Smith
Jerome Stocking
Mike Tate
J. F E. Doud
Louis Vigna
Fred ‘Sullivan
King Kendrick
First Christian Church
W. L. Hickerson
Tyler
J. G. Voelm
Will Benton
B&pw Club
Amarillo Business and Professional Women's Club
Herring Hotel
Friendship Cla&si
San Jacinto Methodist Church
ARMB
Cairo
Egypt
United States
Yemen
California
Imoma
The
First Baptist Church
Mia
Cox
Taylor
Trulove Crete
Polk Street
Laneheon
le Gastura Club
Antaribe
Lax Amigua
Myere
Bonham
Bele
GIA
IOOF
Mali
Ptente
Ellwood Park
Amario Business and Professions
Herring
A'Elnek
New Century Club
C. B. Ritten
Berry
Rokera
Ong
Nellie D. Erhard
Bt. Andrew's ‘Precopsal
Pariah Mouse
Alg Fiumere
Pannandis Renal
Toof Hall
Bonit
Order of the Wantern Star
Knive Temple
Mise Nite
Amarillo College
O'Cloe
Lodge Hosts Regular Meeting and Social Hour
Fed Carnation Lodge held its regular business meeting in IOOF Hall. During the session Mrs. Verna Jean Wilcox Hulsey was initiated. A social hour followed with hostess committee Misses Williams Reneau Andrews Baird and Bunch. Members present included Mesdames Melvin Devine and Mag.
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Fed Carnation Lodge
Ioof Hall
Verna Jean Wilcox Hulsey
Mesdame
Lucielle Williams
Clara- Bee Reneau
Gladys Andrews
May-belle Baird
Rudy Bunch
Mesdames
Bessie Melvin
Louise Devine
Mag
Regular Meeting Notice for June at IOOF Hall
The notice lists Jenness, Myrtle Mann, Norma, Rain Dubank, Elsie Wilcox, Frances Howes, Violet Hunsucker, Jessie Howes, Marguerite Hamilton, Lydia, Webb and Margaret Cox. The next regular meeting is scheduled for June 13 at IOOF Hall.
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Ge Jenness
Myrtle Mann
Norma
Rain Dubank
Elsie Wilcox
Frances Howes
Violet Hunsucker
Jessie Howes
Marguerite Hamilton
Lydia
Webb
Margaret Cox
Ioof Hall
Music Recital by local voice and piano students at St Andrew’s
A recital by a group of voice and piano students is planned for tomorrow evening at 7:80 o clock in the Parish House of St Andrew's Episcopal Church 815 Fillmore. The program will feature Carlyn Abbott Nancy Attestbury Allan Adkins Brenda Brown Neem Beard Nancy Connedy Joyce Conger Celia Fay Creamer Jeanne Erhard Helen Marie Fosshage Le Verne Giles Patricia Herring George Gibb Joan Hiatt Cecilia Hainze Dorothy Mae Lewis Bill Myers Bernadina Martines Patricia Murphy Ruth Pettitley Jo Ann Pemberton Bethy Steele Josephine Solis Alpha Stidham Warrene Shreve and Judy Warten.
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Dass W Welliow
Patricia Herring
George Gibb
Joan Hiatt
Cecia Hainze
Dorothy Mae Lewis
Bill Myers
Bernadina Martines
Patricia Murphy
Ruth Pettitley
Jo Ann Pemberton
Bethy Steele
Josephine Solis
Alpha Stidham
Warrene Shreve
Judy Warten
Awarded Scholarship for Nelda Jean Fotheringham
Miss Nelda Jean Fotheringham daughter of Mr and Mrs T J Fotheringham of 2008 Madison has won a scholarship to Trinity University San Antonio She is a piano student of Miss Ardath Johnson at the Musical Arts Conservatory and a spring graduate of Amarillo College.Rebekah Lodge No 144 met at IOOF Hall with Mrs Maxie Pamplin noble grand in charge Plans were made for members to attend the Panhandle Circle meeting Tuesday at 4 o clock in 100F Hall Mrs Hildred Humphey was initiated Twenty seven members attended Next session set for Friday May 30 in IOOF Hall
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Nelda Jean Fotheringham
T. J. Fotheringham
Madison
Myesle
Trinity University
San Antonio
Ardath Johnson
Musical Arts Conservatory
Fotheringham
Gassalo Amarillo College
Rebekah Lodge
San Jacinto Rebekah Lodge No
Ioof Hall
Maxie Pamplin
Noble Grand
Panhandle
Hildred Humphey
IOOF
Philathea Class Breakfast at First Baptist Church
Philathea Class gathered at the church for breakfast with Spring decor and five serving tables. Mrs. Parcell s gave the invocation and Mrs. Hesé read readings. Reserved seating listed many members and guests. The next meeting is planned for June 13 at 1 PM at Mrs. Powell’s Rosemont address.
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Philathea
First Baptist Church
Spring
R. P. Par
S. W. Hesé
Bill Boren
Trenton Davis
Temple Brown
R. P. Parcells
Fred Hamner
Jack Whisenant
W. E. Steer
K. C. Gentry
W. T. Hazlewood
L. H.keonce
J. D. Denman
KCC
Moore
Rhea Owens
G. Powell
H. E. Knight
Robert Burnett
W. Hess
Cynthia Williford
Qa. Powell
Rosemont
Russians foresee low mood in US says Bolshevik magazine
The Communist Party publication Bolshevik predicts a record depression in the United States as wartime production winds down. It argues capitalism cannot manage peacetime growth, forecasting higher unemployment and a prolonged postwar downturn that could bolster imperialist expansion unless trade with Russia improves.
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Moscow
Communist Party
Bolshevik
United States
Russia
America
Capitalist Struggle Deepens Amid Rising Tensions
Fragmentary text notes ongoing conflict within the capitalist system. The owner or author implies mounting internal pressure and sharpening struggle in a major urban setting, with a reference to a Monday date in 1647 and a broader economic critique.
Hancock Returns as City Manager After Vacation
A. P. Hancock resumes duties as city manager this morning following a nearly three week vacation spent traveling in the East with his wife.
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Hancock
A. P. Hancock
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