Mrs Everett Carpenter Honored At Amarillo Tea Review
Mrs. Everett Carpenter of Shawnee Okla hosted a book review for the Amarillo Council of Child Study Clubs at the Federation Club Rooms. Proceeds benefited the Amarillo Day Nursery with reviews of Get Thee Behind Me and The Unvanquished by Howard Fast. Mrs. Carpenter, guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Rusk, reviewed the Spence work and the charity event featured club presidents and a tea service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Carpenter
Shawnee
Okla
Federation Club
Amarillo
George E. Erlandson
Charles Galloup
W. H. Richman
W. F. Martin
BL. Jenkins
F. A. Wells
C. L. B. Hines
Walter Mount
Porter Underwood
L. V. Bentley
T. L. Rhodes
H. M. Childs
J. L. Bagwell
O. J. Hull
W. B. Dowhurst
Bob McDonald
K. K. Travis
H. M. Adkins
Hobart Dillard
Jack Vincent
Lester J. Vick
J. H. Doty
8. L. Edwards
Eben D. Warner
Paul Sweatt
W. O. Hanshaw
C. M. Rogers
Cathey
Vick Guyer
C. A. Pinkney
Martin Snyder
Elizabeth Tressler
L. E. Mason
E. J. Husband
John H. Merchant
R. A. Baker
L. E. Reyman
H. H. Thomas
C. H. Griesenbeck
H. E. Smith
H. E. Bobeman
Bright Spots and Social Happenings in Amarillo
Local notes report Captain Selden Simpson visiting his parents at 2602 Hughes Street and his wife arriving from Midland to spend the weekend before he moves to Camp Edwards Massachusetts. A daughter was born to Lt. and Mrs. Clifford Milnar at Camp Pickett Virginia. Open Forum Club hosts a dinner at Central Presbyterian Church. Central Presbyterian bazaar ends with a John Snider barbecue and carnival at Sam Houston School. Slumber party for Amarillo Assembly No. 19 of the Rainbow for Girls. Loco Focos referenced as 1835 New York Democratic radical faction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selden Simpson
Infantry Service School
Fort Benning
E. A. Simpson
Hughes Streets
Midland
Pat B. Warren
Patsy
Warren
Bombardier School
Camp Edwards
Mass
Lynda Cecile
Clifford F. Milnar
Camp Pickett
Murray Elson
Washington Street
Milnar
Peggy Ruth Epson
Virginia Vogel
Fannin Street
Amarillo Assembly
Order of the Rainbow
Community events and gatherings listed for Amarillo area
Tonight offerings include dances at Amarillo Country Club and Sam Houston Junior High PTA carnival. Central Presbyterian groups host John Snider barbecue supper at Saphone Hall, plus senior social at Social Center for Girls and a few dinners. Also open forum, film at Downtown USO, dances at USO venues, and religious services for Jewish service members at Temple B Nai Israel. Saturday includes Knife and Fork Club dinner, library story hour, Victory Command hostesses at USO, rummage sale by Catholic Daughters, and open house for service men at St Andrews Church.
Couple Weds In Godsoe Residence
Mr. and Mrs. D. D. McLaurin of Plainview announce the marriage of their daughter Mary Sue to Cecil Sims Halford son of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Halford. The ceremony occurred at 10:20 Sunday morning at the home of Rev. Frank A. Godsoe Central Baptist Church. Attendants were Mrs. Pearl Halford and Mrs. T. E. Molesworth. The newlyweds reside in Plainview where Mr. Halford works for a fruit company. Mrs. Halford is a Plainview High School graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D. McLaurin
Plainview
Mary Sue
Cecil Sims Halford
J. G. Halford
North Pierce Street
Frank A. Godsoe
Central Baptist Church
Pearl Halford
T. E. Molesworth
Birthday puzzle at Friday the 13th party
Indianapolis reports Nancy Linkhart celebrates a Friday the 13th birthday inviting 13 guests for each letter in her name. The playful clue asks readers to guess her age based on the 13 guests and date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Nancy Linkhart
Mrs Baird Evokes Canadian War Life For Amarillo Audience
Mrs Irene Baird Canadian author and National Film Board representative spoke at Amarillo College auditorium under AAUW sponsorship. She described uprooted Canadian families amid wartime rationing plus a see of films on Canada and a world food struggle. Soldiers from Amarillo Field entertained with song and piano as the audience demanded encores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
American Association of University Women
Amarillo College
Irene Baird
Baird
United States
Canadian National Film Board
Royal Canadian Air Force
Canada
Canadian Film Board
Germany
H. E. Bozeman
Otto Conger
Amarillo Field
Conger
Pfc
Ed Yocum
Barney Easton
Ruth 8. Ward
Bertie Warren
Ward
Marshall Shaw
E. C. Shearer
Musical Arts Conservatory Recital Tonight at 1710 Tyler Street
The Musical Arts Conservatory presents a recital featuring piano voice and speech pupils from pre high school departments at 7:30 this evening at 1710 Tyler Street. Friends and newcomers are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musical Arts Conservatory
Tyler Street
The
Conservatory
Argentine envoy Manuel Malbran dies in Rome
Manuel E. Malbran Argentine ambassador to Italy and former envoy in Washington died in Rome. More than 5 000 Italian anti fascists fought Mussolini troops in the Spanish Civil War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Manuel E. Malbran
Italy
Washington
Mussolini
Judge Praises Panhandle Boys Ranches as Texas Model
Judge R M Winship, head of the Gatesville Training School for Boys, lauds the Boys Ranch at Old Tascosa and the Maverick Club in Amarillo as best Texas projects for boys. He toured 40 boys at the Ranch, praising Panhandle support and vocational training over punishment, and commends local officials for cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge R. M. Winship
State Training School For Boys
Gatesville
Old Tascosa
Maverick Club
Amarillo
Texas
Judge Winship
Boys
Panhandle
Gatesville Institution
O. W. Moore
Potter County
Ernest Northcutt
Judge Northcutt
Rotary and American Business clubs meet with speaker
A joint gathering of the Rotary and American Business clubs heard a speaker address attendees last night. The event highlighted local business efforts and community involvement.
Snider Barbecue Dinner at Central Presbyterian Church
John Snider barbecue will be featured at the dinner served tonight at Central Presbyterian Church from 5:30 to 8 o clock. For those not desiring the full dinner chili sandwiches pie milk and coffee will be available. The bazaar will offer handwork home cooked foods games fortune telling and picture shows. Dinner price is 75 cents per person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Presbyterian Church
John Snider
Also Mentioned on This Page
Council of Child Study Clubs
Carpenter
Simpsons
Elsons
Open Forum Club
Sam Houston
Dorothy Bradford
Billie Pieratte
Marcella Hill
Democratic Party
New York State
Loco- Focos
Kate Smith
Cas
Alume
Amarillo Country Club
Sam Houston Junior High Parent- Teacher Association
Central Presbyterian Woman's Council
Saphone Hall
Harrison Street
Child Study Club
F. E. Warren
Jackson Street
H. H. Finnell
J. ©. Turner
Moving Picture
Mesa City
Uso
Danes
USO Camera Club
USO Art Center
Temple B'Nai Israel
Amarillo Public Library
Victory Command
Catholic Daughters of America
East Fourth Avenue
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Godsoe
A Polk
Montgomery Ward
Polk
Hunsley
Hunsley’s House OF Color
East 6Th Phone
Snider
Presbyterian Church
Nabisco
NABISCO + NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY
Lydia EF. Pinkham
Pinkham
Montgomery
Priscillas
Priscilla
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