Travel and Social Notes From Local Personalities
Oakley Ricks of Magnolia Petroleum returns from Boise City Oklahoma on business. H J Line a petroleum company agent trades in to business and events. J J Dimmitt Jr comes back from a trip to Liberal Kansas and Oklahoma Shrine duties. Miss Willie Rae Hill plans to return to San Antonio Saturday. Helene Orr hosts a party at 611 Florida Avenue tonight. Mrs C Campbell visits daughter Mrs James G Bertman. Mrs W R Blalock and baby visit relatives in Frederick Oklahoma. Mrs B L Pritchard to return from Salina Kansas weekend. Mrs J V Glenn moves to Odessa with husband. Mrs R J Bigelow and children visit Amarillo from oil fields. Mr and Mrs A L McKinney return from overland trip to Kansas. Harry Myers family to move to Los Angeles to visit father in law for about a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakley Ricks
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Boise City
Oklahoma
H. J. Line
Fortroleum Company
J. J. Dimmitt, Jr
Liberal
Magnolia
San Antonio
Helene Orr
Florida Avenue
C. Campbell
James G. Bertman
W. R. Blalock
Baby
Frederick
Blalock
B. L. Pritchard
Salina
Kansas
J. V. Glenn
Foxworth-Galbraith Lumber Company
Odessa
R. J. Bigelow
Amarillo
R. K. Bigelow
A. L. McKinney
Harry Myers
North
Los Angeles
California
Tomorrow's Social Calendar Events Saturday
Social calendar lists a 10:00 a.m. picnic at Box Canyon hosted by Mrs Pp E Darnall at 1400 Taylor Street. Llano Estacado chapter D A R hosts a 2:30 p.m. annual games tournament in Crystal Dining Room at Herring Hotel with reservations led by Mrs Marvin McCullough, telephone 1397. Also homecoming exercises for Palmer kindergarten 1926 27 class at 8:00 a.m. and Girls interpretative dancing at 10:00 a.m. in the Women's Athletic Club junior ballroom at 3:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Box Canyon
Pp. E. Darnall
Taylor Street
Llano Estacado
Crystal
Herring Hotel
Marvin McCullough
Palmer Kinderen
Garten
Engagement announced at luncheon in Amarillo
Friends of Amarillo's popular Miss Katharine Worley and architect C L A Bockemohle announced their engagement at a Tyler school faculty luncheon held at the Herring hotel. The couple, both well known locally, plan a June 9 wedding at Miss Worley’s Bowie home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Worley
C. L. A. Bockemohle
Amarillo
Herring Hotel
Tyler School
Murray Elwen
E. C. Seaman
C. E. King
W. D. Westbay
Tyler Po. I T. A
Katherine Worley
L. A. Bockemohle
Bowie
Texas
Miss Worley
Bockemohle
Guy Carlander
Miss Edna Galle Weds Vaughan Baker At Home Wedding
Edna Freida Galle, daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred H Galle, married Vaughan Baker at the Galle home 2909 Harrison street in Amarillo. Rev R Thomsen officiated as Mrs George A McNeil played Mendelssohn. Reception at Hillcrest Country club followed for about 75 guests. The bride, once named Miss Panhandle, wore Nile green georgette. The groom works at the U S Post Office. The couple will reside at 180244 West Tenth Street after a southbound honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred H. Galle
Harrison Street
Edna Freida Galle
Vaughan Baker
R. Thomsen
Central Presbyterian Church
George A. McNeil
Mendelssohn
Richard Galle
R. W. Prentice
McNeil
Hillcrest Country Club
Amarillo
U.S. Post Office
Points South
Four Candles Adorn Cake for Horace Martin Birthday
Four cherry red candles crown a snowy cake marking the birthday of Master Horace Alton Martin son of Mr and Mrs W N Martin of 1612 Harrison street. Friends gathered on the lawn and indoors for games Kodak pictures and gifts after 5 to 7 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Alton Martin
W. N. Martin
Harrison Street
Horace
William
Margaret
Jimmie Gulerie
Malcolm Wolfe
J. C. Phillips, Jr
Panhandle
Tillman Pearson
Margaret Stone
Mary
James Probst
Jim McCausland
Virginia Ferguson
George
Joe Martin
Brownwood
George H. Martin
Mildred Ferguson
M. C. Ferguson
Local Residents News and Employment Moves
Mrs. Cecil Burks transfers to millinery at the Leader while Mrs. Gertrude Day of Perry accepts a ready-to-wear post there. R. H. Sawyer travels from Oklahoma to Amarillo to join wife and daughter. Various visits, moves, and births noted including May 20 birth of William Wiley Clifford Longest at 402 Van Buren. O. A. Rowsey takes a new T. and B. V. railroad post and will reside in Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Burks
Adams Dry Goods Company
Leader
Gertrude Day
Perry
Oklahoma
R. H. Sawyer
Amarillo
E. H. Little
Panhandle
E. A. Daw
Little
Shrine
Roy Longest
William Wiley Clifford
van Buren Street
Sam Inman
Russell & Cockrell's
T. L. Gordon
Fairsex
Washington Street
Frank Rand
Denver
Colorado
Wolflin Addition
Ned Stewart
Shattuck
E. A. Dawson
G. Albert
Borger
Mattie Albert
Peggy Albert
Forest Avenue
J. H. Rollin
Abilene
Fort Worth
M. H. Dolman
Quanah
8. C. Hopkins
O. A. Rowsey
The
Santa Fe
T. & B. V. Railroad
Houston
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Masonic Temple
Circle Three
West Side Christian Church
L. R. Barker
L. R. Berker
Lee Parkman
Lindsay
E. B. Howard
M. Merriman
G. D. Dallam
Marsalis Glenn
Bowie Street
Bivins Place
Glenn
Idelma Conoley
Cleta Belle Hyder
Ardath Johnson
Miss Hyder
Willie Roy Mill
West Side Circle
West Amarillo
J. U. G. Club
Lillian Horsbrough
Joe L. Wells
Philharmonic Orchestra
Wilson
Robert Wilson
Ruth Robbins
Wilson Studio of Music
Polk Street Methodist Church
Flormont
G. C. Burberry
Ethel
Earl Vandale
John
West Virginia
Mr. Vandale
Bayer
Dumbharo
Alma Mosley
Polk
Mona
Watner's
Watner
Muly
Uy Far
Berry
J. B. Ellis
Hollis
Mr. Berry
Mr. Ellis
Chicago
J. B
West Tenth Street
Warner
Rouis
Taylor St
Fulford
Dimity and Batiste
Children’s Department