Miss Sammie Ballard to Wed Harry K. Smith Jr
Miss Sammie Ballard, bride elect of Harry K. Smith Jr., was honored at a miscellan eous shower hosted by Miss Patsy Elrod and Mrs. George H. Conklin at 301 Mississippi. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. J Holt Ballard and many others, with gifts from Mrs. Etta Robinson and Mrs. Bessie Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy Elrod
Mississippi
George H. Conklin
Sammie Ballard
Harry K. Smith, Jr
Miss Elrod
Laura Elrod
Mesdames
J. Holt Ballard
C. H. Elrod
Tommie Thompson
Bernice Shy
W. B. Finley
Ray Ballard
O. C. Riley
J. McDowell
Glenn Tuttle
Mary Beth Fullerton
Nancy Wettinefield
Alice Finley
Laura Jod
Jetta Barlowe
Winnie Carter
Miss Ballard
Billy Hughes
Mesdames Jess Parker
Rochelle Goodwin
Glenn Askew
Fred Sparks
John Morris
Jack Watkins
Ed Putman
John Jupe
Harry K. Smith
Virgil Blessen
Norma
Skyline Club Hosts Needle Social and Europe Relief Drive
Mrs. J. H. Garner hosted the Skyline Needle Club gathering at 214 Brown Drive. Members sewn individually and discussed the old clothes drive for European relief. Refreshments were served to Mesdames Yarbrough Neely Spears Dean Allen Garner Lockhart Buchanan Ogden Meeker. The next meeting is set for November 14 at 2 30 in Mrs. N. E. Lockhart's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Garner
Brown Drive
Skyline Needle Club
H. Z. Yarbrough
C. M. Neely
Spears
Dean Allen
N. E. Lockhart
John Buchanan
W. H. Ogden
Billy Meeker
Valley
Beryl Club Sewing Meet and Halloween Decorated Home
The Beryl Needle Club met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Bill Bogard 312 East Eighth with members enjoying sewing and refreshments. Guests included Mrs. J. H. Reeves and new member Mrs. W. E. Self. Next meeting is scheduled for Thursday at 1 30 in Mrs. E. C. Brown’s home 1509 Polk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Bogard
East Eighth
Beryl Needle Club
I. V. Smith
W. E. Hill
W. F. Davis
Howard Ogle
Frank Gordon
K. C. Moore
E. C. Brown
W. E. Self
J. H. Reeves
Royal Neighbors Elect Officers at District Convention
The Royal Neighbors of America district convention convened in IOOF Hall Borger with Mrs. Lorene Anderson presiding. Mrs. Tom Collins Claude was elected president for the next year and installation followed. Mrs. Myrtle Estes Carter Abi line and Mrs. Clara Baker Borger spoke on the order’s work as seventy members attended. The Spring convention will be held in Claude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors of America
Ioof Hall
Lorene Anderson
Borger
Tom Collins
Claude
Myrtle Estes Carter
Abilene
Clara Baker
Legislation Topic Debated by AAUW Group
The AAUW International Relations Group met at 2018 Ong home yesterday to discuss legislation to be introduced in the next Congress. Chairman Mrs. Malcolm Wyatt led the session with attendance from Mesdames Stevenson Wilford Mahan Morris Lively Fox Kesterson Whitney Dougherty Hooper Man Ochsner Gress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aauw International Relations Group
H. D. Man
Ong
Malcolm Wyatt
Mesdames W. B. Stevenson
Wilford, Mahan
Morris Lively
Grady Fox
Bobb Kesterson
L. C. Whitney
C. R. Dougherty
J. M. Hooper
E. O. Ochsner
G. W. Gress
Public Speaking Theme at TED Club Session
Mrs. M. C. Bradford led the discussion on pointers for public speaking at yesterday’s TED Club meeting hosted by Mrs. Roy Haskins at 802 Forest. E. Garner, president, chaired the session. a Halloween party report for Amarillo Day Nursery was given. a parliamentary drill was led by E. J. Husband. refreshment service featured a Halloween motif. Attendees included R. E. Anthony, R. A. Baker, J. B. Bechtel, M. C. Bradford, C. G. Feierabend, E. Garner, A. P. Gibson, Roy Haskins, E. J. Husband, C. T. McKinney, E. C. Singleton, W. L. Spear and J. C. Alexander. The next meeting is set for Nov. 13 at 2:30 p.m. in the home of E. C. Singleton, 1511 Crockett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Bradford
TED Club
Roy Haskins
TOS Club Entertained at Mrs. Parks Home
TOS Club members were entertained Wednesday afternoon in the home of Mrs. J. H. Parks at 4007 Harrison. Quilting and sewing were enjoyed with refreshments for Mesdames Washburn Hudson Foster Scott Winyard Parks Kelley and Allston. The next meeting is set for November 13 at 2 PM at the home of Mrs. Alfred Allston, 1305 Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TOS Club
J. H. Parks
Harrison
John Washburn
Lester Hudson
Otho Foster
C. B. Scott
J. R. Winyard
I. H. Parks
Jack Kelley
Alfred Allston
Lincoln
We Feature Marie Earle Cosmetics Herbert Drug
Local store feature highlights Marie Earle Cosmetics and Herbert Drug, detailing their service at The Prescription Drug Store in Amarillo. The piece notes contact via phone number and promotes the two businesses together as a community retail highlight.
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Marie Earle
Herbert
Amarillo
Couples Class Halloween Social At Fairview Baptist Church
The Young Married Couples Class at Fairview Baptist Church enjoyed a Halloween social in the church basement. Games and refreshments were provided for members and their families including V. D. Johnson Jeanne Johnson Johnny Johnson Jim Stouse D. H. Hughes Ronnie Lee Hughes Joe F. Hughes Joe Frank Hughes F. E. Boone T. R. Adkinson John Halford Tommie Hicks Aiten Dodd Nancy Dodd J. Kelly Gary Webb D. B. Withers Darlene Withers Waylon Reeves Rev Robert L. Smith Douglas Ray Smith G W Hughes K W Hibbs Karleen Hibbs Rosie Hancock Dayton Reeves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairview Baptist Church
Messrs
Mesdames
V. D. Johnson
Jeanne
Johnny
Jim Stouse
D. H. Hughes
Ronnie Lee
Joe F. Hughes
Joe Frank
F. E. Boone
T. R. Adkinson
John Halford
Tommie Hicks
Aiten Dodd
Nancy
J. Kelly
Gary Webb
D. B. Withers
Darlene
Waylon L. Reeves
Robert L. Smith
Douglas Ray
G. W. Hughes
K W. Hibbs
Karleen
Rosie Hancock
Dayton Reeves
District 1 Garden Clubs Set Spring Meeting in Lubbock
District 1 Texas Garden Clubs schedules a two day spring convention in Lubbock with election of new officers. Mrs John V Powers president of the Lubbock Garden Club issued the invitation through District 1 counselor Mrs Tom B Holman. Dorothy Biddle to lecture on Home Flower Arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Garden Clubs, Inc
John V. Powers
Lubbock
Social calendar highlights for tonight and Saturday
Tonight Humphreys Highland PTA carnival at River Road School at 6 o clock. Jam Jar party at YWCA at 7 30 o clock. J E Pietzsch Chapter and Auxiliary DAV party at Mr and Mrs G W All brooks 7 30. Auxiliary at John B Golding Post VFW VFW Hall 8 o clock. DeMolay dance at Larrymore Studio 9 to 12. Saturday St Andrew Episcopal Church Guild rummage sale parish house 815 South Fillmore 9. Story hour Amarillo Public Library 3 o clock. Co Ed Club dance YMCA 8 o clock.
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J. E. Pietzsch
DAV
G. W. Allbrooks
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
South Fillmore
Hostess To Happy Hour Club Meeting At Newburg Home
Happy Hour Sewing Club gathered yesterday afternoon at Mrs. F. J. Newburg’s home on East Sixth. Gifts were exchanged and Christmas gift exchange names drawn. Mrs. W. L. Granger was elected vice president. Refreshments served during tea hour to Mesdames Jensen McDowell Inman Mullins Granger Fonti Thrasher Allen Wassum and guest Mrs. Ann Beckwith. Next Thursday at 2 pm the club meets at Mrs. Jensen’s home on East Sixth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Hour Sewing Club
F. J. Newburg
East Sixth
W. L. Granger
H. M. Jensen
Rufus McDowell
S. E. Inman
L. O. Mullins
John Fonti
Ernest Thrasher
W. G. Allen
E. A. Wassum
Ann Beckwith
Blood Transfusion References in Ancient Greek Roman and Egyptian Texts
Notes point to mentions of blood transfusion concepts in classical writings. Greek physicians and Roman scholars discuss blood and circulation ideas. Egyptian papyri show early improvisations hinting at blood transfer practices.
Pleasant Valley PTA Rummage Sale Slated at Ford's Market
Pleasant Valley Parent-Teacher Association will sponsor a rummage sale at Ford's Fruit Market located at 615 East Tenth, starting tomorrow at 8 30 in the morning.
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Pleasant Valley
Ford's Fruit Market
Pleasant Valley Parent-Teacher Association
Ford
East Tenth
Friction Match Invention By John Walker In 1826
Natives of southern China raise much rice but seldom eat it while northern peasants rarely see rice. English chemist John Walker invented the friction match in 1826. The first match-boxes held 100 friction matches.
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China
John Walker
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Skyline Club
Beryl Club
Sm Rma
Niagara Falls
Jon Windy
Chen YL
United States
TOS
Globe News
Firstle Aml
Coop Luck
Lucky Devil
Blackburn ‘Bros
Humphreys Highland Parent-Teacher Association
River Road
YWCA
John B. Golding
VFW
DeMolay
Larrymore
Amarillo Public Library
YMCA
Happy Hour Club
Beaty Shoppe
Mary Adell Miner
Polk
Pleasant Valley Pta
White Kirk
Dorothy Gray
Ardena
Anarilly
Plos
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