Club Entertains With Coffee and Program
North Amarillo Garden Club hosted a morning coffee at Horace Mann School for the South Amarillo group. Mrs. Davis Tudor opened with April Prayer, and Mrs. Glenn Broaddus welcomed guests. Tom J. Lynn of Southwestern Public Service Co. presented three films, Flowers at Work, Gay Nineties and Dawn for Better Living, as Mrs. J. B. Johnson chaired the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Amarillo
J. EB. Johnson
Tom J. Lynn
Southwestern Public Service Co
J. 8. Wadsworth
T. A. Reville, Jr
J. R. Shackelford
Z. J. Graham
W. R. Hill
R. M. Allred
Charles Johnson
J. C. Wyatt
O'Brien Thompson
Carl Baird
Lindsey Smith
Leona van Fleet
Clyde March
Mesdames
J. L. Minnich
W. A. Burrow
E. A. Baker
Vernon Quine
George Waghorn
J. H. Devine
J. P. Wrather
A. B. Shepard
F. W. Saunders
Piano Recital Tonight by Miss Nita Steed at Amarillo College
Miss Nita Steed will be presented in a piano recital tonight at 8 15 oclock in Amarillo College auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nita Steed
Amarillo College
Amoma Class Hosts Church Party At Home
Mrs. Wilson Forister and Mrs. J. A. Eastwood hosted a come-as-you-are gathering for the Amoma Class of First Baptist Church at 3816 Cheyenne. Group singing and a poetry reading with prizes followed by photographs and refreshments. Attendees included many church members and two guests. next class meets June 3 at 1 PM with lunch at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Forister
J. A. Eastwood
First Baptist Church
Amoma
8. H. Hess
Cheyenne
D. E. Willis
C. F. Lamb
Jack Roberson
Bill Peake
Tom Gilley
Roy Roth
G. W. Dodd
George Ross
A. L. Huff
Curtis Claiborne
Cliff Rogers
Perry Burks
H. J. New
L. E. Gibbons
Earl Burson
A. F. Lamb
Clyde Curry
Ray Blair
Bride-Elect Honored at Tulsa Teachers Reception
Miss Eutha Barnett of Tulsa, a Wilson School teacher set to wed Gus Thompson on June 1, was feted at a reception hosted by Misses Augusta Uhl Rubye Biller and Maxine Sloneker at Mrs. L. W. Sloneker's home 2113 Hayden. Pink and white flowers framed the rooms while guests signed the register and socialized, with many attendees from Tulsa Lockney Plainview and local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eutha Barnett
Tulsa
Wilson School
Gus Thompson
Augusta Uhl
Rubye Biller
Maxine Sloneker
L. W. Sloneker
Hayden
J.S. Barnett
Miss Barnett
Roy Turner
Rubye Yant
Sarah Miller
Joe A. Jenkins
Arthur Cox
Margarite Bowers
Joe H. Weddington
Eunice Coleman
Lockney
J. T. Barnett
Lois Morehead
J. M. Carruth
Marsh Collins
W. M. Collins
L. M. Gilbert
W. 8. Uhl
Garnand
Elizabeth Rigdon
H. B. Vaughn
Jewel Davis
Dick Muma
Mildred Osburn
Agnes Branson
Misses Ola Boyles
Rubye
Eddie Mae Scott
Grace Selders
Johnnie Scott
Lora Simmons
Lillian Stone
Mesdames
P. Coleman
W. C. Watson
Floyd Huff
Glenn Watson
Irvin Bennett
Paul Kropp
Ralph Darnell
Betrothal announced for Virl Bene Cook and Russell Waldrop
Betrothed Virl Bene Cook of 304 North Pierce and Russell Claude Waldrop of 411 North East Third announce their engagement and upcoming marriage set for June 23 at Pierce Street Baptist Church. The notice also lists attendees including Mrs. Laura Mae Terrell, Lucile Flowers, and several Barnett and Vick family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgel Cook
North Pierce
Virl Bene
Russell Claude Waldrop
H. T. Waldrop
North East Third
Pierce Street Baptist Church
Chopin Ballet Highlighted at ESA Sorority Meeting
Alpha Beta Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha installed officers at the Musical Arts Conservatory last evening. Ann Baker presented a Chopin ballet demonstration. Delegates to the national convention in Oklahoma City were named, with leaders taking office. Attending members and picnic plans for local home demonstration clubs are noted along with a Britannica zoology fact about crabs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Beta Chapter
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Musical Arts Conservatory
Ann Baker
Oklahoma City
J. C. Lilly
Carolyn Hail
Naomi Kimble
Ardath Johnson
Frances Singleton
Marguerite Lilly
Hettie-Regis Jones
Mary Frances Akard
Joyce Connery
Rosemary Glentzer
Marguerite Shamblin
Carolyn Mail
Social Calendar Highlights Tonight in Amarillo
A crowded social agenda lists events across clubs and churches: Joliets Club picnic at Ellwood Park at 6 30, Amarillo BPW Club at Herring Hotel also 6 30, New Century Club dinner for members and husbands at 210 Sunset, 6 30, Phebean Class First Baptist at 2047 Ong 7 30, Nellie D Erhard voice piano recital at St Andrews Parish House 8 15, Panhandle Rebekah Lodge IOOF Hall 8, Eastern Star Khiva Temple 8, Nita Steed recital at Amarillo College Auditorium 8, First Presbyterian Women’s Council lunch 12, Annie Lockett Guild at St Andrew’s 12 30, Junior Travel Study Club at Amarillo Country Club 12 30, Sacred Heart Cathedral Little Flower Mission Guild at 1414 Taylor 1 30, Pleasant Valley Home Demolition Club at 1414 Taylor 2, River Road 4-H Girls Club 2, West Amarillo Circle at 4281 West Fourteenth Circle 2, Circle 2 at 503-C Prowest 2, teen-age committee YWCA 4, Christian Church fellowship dinner 7, YWCA softball 5, Palo Duro Assembly Rainbow for Girls 7 30, National Secretaries Association Federation Club Rooms 8, Gladys M Glenn pupils recital Musical Arts Conservatory 8, Mrs Howard Lauder pupils recital 804 Jefferson 8 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joliets
Ellwood Park
Amarillo
Herring Hotel
New Century Club
C. B. Rittenberry
First Baptist Church
C. A. Rogers
Nellie D. Erhard
St. Andrew's
First Presbyterian Church Women's Council
Church
Annie Lockett Guild
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Sacred Heart Cathedral
Little Flower Mission Guild
H. C. Vincent
Taylor
Pleasant Valley
River Road
V. x. Pondlet
West Amarillo
Christian Church Women's Council
Mary E. Bivins
G. L. Loomis
West Fourteenth
Bill Merriman
Prowest
YWCA
Christian Church Fellowship
Fellowship Hall
Palo Duro Assembly
Order of the Rainbow
Khiva Temple
National Secretaries Association
Federation Club
Gladys M. Glenn
Musical Arts Conservatory
Howard Lauder
Jefferson
Social Meeting Planned by Security Benefit Association
Security Benefit Association met last night in Room 209 Blackburn Building Sixth and Polk with 18 members present. They scheduled a social gathering for next Monday at 8 pm at Mrs. Ida Runyon’s home 1211 West Ninth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
Benefit Association
Blackburn Building
Sixth and Polk
Ida Runyon
West Ninth
Mineral content in milk ranges from fourteen to eighteen pounds per ton
The statement notes that each ton of milk sent off the farm contains 14 to 18 pounds of mineral matter, primarily lime and phosphate, indicating substantial mineral content in dairy output.
Also Mentioned on This Page
French Cleaners
W. Fifth
Community Plate & Rogers
Loyd’s Jewelry
Loyd Shackelford
East
Perez
Ford
Blackburn Bros
Thayne
Monarch
Joney Beane
Humphreys Highland Home
Watts
Encyclopedia Britannica
Marinos
Herbert Drug
J. E. Hewett
Optometrist
East Std
DUS Gorman Weatherstrip CO
Boxiell
Sates
Dumas Perryton
Spearman
Don Miller
Panhandle
BR. Sra
Withers Plumbing Company
van Buren Ph
Kohler Bros
Handswicks
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Co
Anh
Ase
Were
Archer
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