Wedding Announcement for Berna dine Biggers and B W Jones
Mr and Mrs L O Biggers announce the marriage of their daughter Berna dine to B W Jones son of Mrs Bertha Jones of Claude The ceremony was at 930 PM Saturday in Pleasant Valley Chris Man Garren Rev Martin Meeker officiated with a single ring surrounded by family The bride wore a black suit with white trim and white carnation corsage The groom works for the Amarillo News Company and the couple resides at 900 Pierce Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man Garren
Ruby Smith
Melvyn Cobb
Martin Meeker
Panda Pankraty
Clifford Biggers
Carolyn McCurley Honors Sixth Birthday Party Details
Carolyn McCurley celebrated her sixth birthday with a party attended by David Lee Mitchell, Donna Lynn Lemons, Neal Wayne, Glen Godsey, Jackson Hartsel, Joyce Layne, Darrell Wayne Conger, Mitchell Bell, Nancy McCullough, Sonya West, Zadie Maude, Bonnie Marie Senter, and family friends. Local clubs and sororities hold upcoming meetings and social events across Amarillo including Alpha Delta, Gamma Kappa Beta Sigma Phi, and Rebekahs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors of America
Carolyn MecCurley
F. Hall
G. C. McCurley
Lincoln Street
David Lee Mitchell
Donna Lynn Lemons
Neal Wayne
Glen Godsey
Jackson Hartsel
Joyce Layne
Darrell Wayne Conger
Mitchell Bell
Nancy McCullough
Sonya West
Zadie Maude
Bonnie Marie Senter
Mesdames J. Godsey
Harold Senter
Vaughn Acuff
Ben Conger
Church Units to Meet Friday for Red Cross Work
The Business Women's Circle led by Agnes Graham and the Euresian Class of First Baptist Church plan a Friday evening gathering from 7 30 to 9 30 at the church to sew for Red Cross. Primrose Sewing Club meets at 2 pm with Mrs Bob Jones at 908 Madison Street. An all day meeting of Buchanan Street Methodist Women Society of Christian Service and the Be Baptist Maria Class at 2602 Taylor Street begins at 2 30 pm Thursday with Mrs Joe Companion and Friendship Classes. lunch at noon. lesson in the afternoon. All members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Women's Circle
Agnes Graham
First Baptist Church
Red Cross
Buchanan Street
Methodist Women's Society of Christian Service
Be Baptist
Joe
Strander
Taylor Street
FE. D. Moore
North Grant Street
First Baptist
Joe Ostrander
Rebekahs and Oddfellows Plan Family Thanksgiving Dinner
Community groups Rebekahs and Odd Fellows schedule a 6:30 p.m. Thanksgiving dinner at the T O O F Hall followed by a social hour. The note also includes kitchen tips for varied cereals and fruit pairings and a church class meeting at 2:30 p.m. at 2606 Taylor Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekahs
Hall
Odd Fellows
J. O. O. F. Hall
Oddfellows
T. O. O. F. Hall
Our Health Club Meets for Holiday Plans and Health Lesson
The Junior Home Interest Club gathered at 2604 B Tyler Street with Mrs. G. Tabor Keeling presiding. Dr. Ernestine Smith led the health program on Our Health, a new member welcomed, and Christmas party plans plus a charity basket were set for December 16. Green peppers discussed as serving vessels for hot creamed foods or salads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Glenn
Tyler Street
G. Tabor Keeling
Zed Dashier
Wilson Dupy
Ernestine Smith
Mesdames J. L. Carter
E. T. Gilkerson
F. F. Hillin
Arlie Hudson
Sidney McCombs
L. L. Nunley
Carl Robertson
A. Petersen
R. F Dryden
Mothers To See Game in Plainview
The Sandie Mothers' Club met at 2216 Brooks Street with Mrs. James Ward hosting and Mrs. Frank Tigart and Mrs. William Meadows assisting. Treasurer E E Goff announced ticket sales for the play Crab Apple at Amarillo High School auditorium and plans underway for weekend attendance at the Amarillo Plainview game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandie Mothers’ Club
James Ward
Brooks Street
Frank Tigart
William Meadows
EF. FE. Clark
F. T. Price
E. E. Goff
Amarillo High School
Amarillo Plainview Ame
Meadame
R. F. Williams
R. L. Zellman
L. C. McClanahan
A. F. Amerson
E. J. Watson
B. H. Collins
E. H. Quattlebaum
Guy Owens
Ona Whelchel
Harvey Southworth
J. T. Price
Embroidery Pattern for Kitchen Towels 6 Motifs
Quick embroidery pattern sale notice for kitchen towels. Pattern 2922 offers six motifs averaging 5.7 inches with transfer pattern and illustrations. Send ten cents plus pattern number, name and address to Amarillo Globe Needle Craft Dept. 82 Eighth Avenue New York NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Globe
Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Avenue
New York
N.Y
Bright Spots In The News Highlight Open House And Buffet
This week’s featured events include the Amarillo Country Club Thanksgiving open house and dance from 9 30 to 12 30 tomorrow night with local guests welcome. The Rose Bowl Tea Room announces a Thursday night buffet with turkey and dressing prime rib sides and desserts. Mrs Howard Lynch reviews The Sun Is My Undoing at the Book Seller on Friday at 8 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Country Club
Rose Bowl Tea Room
New England
Howard Lynch
West Tenth Avenue
Blue Bonnet Needle Club to Meet for Luncheon
The Blue Bonnet Needle Club will meet at 12 30 oclock Thursday for luncheon at 1301 A Buchanan Street the home of Mrs J F Stewart A turkey dinner was served to Criss Cross Club members and guests Tuesday night at 301 Cleveland Street Others attending included Frank Webb Fred Kemp Andrew Lindsey Ed McKechnie Carl Hibbs Ed Putman B M Britt and Mr and Mrs R D Barron The club will meet at 2 oclock Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs Putman 909 Milam Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Bonnet Needle Club
J. F. Stewart
Buchanan Street
Criss Cross Club
W. B. Robinson
Cleveland Street
Messrs. and Mesdames
Frank Webb
Fred Kemp
Andrew Lindsey
Ed McKechnie
Carl Hibbs
Ed Putman
B. M Britt
R. D. Barron
Beryl Needle Club
Waylon Reeves
East Sixth Avenue
W. F. Davis
Lubbock
William Copeland
Henry Reeves
Bill Bogard
J. T. Brown
Joe Hudspeth
D. D
John Furbach Reopens Watchmaker and Jeweler Shop
John Furbach, a Amarillo watchmaker and jeweler since 1926, reopens at 908 Polk Street after illness. He offers American made lines from Figin, Hamilton, and Waltham plus Longines Swiss watches, antique English silverware, diamonds, and expert watch work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Furbach
Polk Street
Furbach
Figin
Hamilton and Waltham
Sheffield
Purbach
Southwest
Urbach
Amarillo
Hugh Whitcomb
Mr. Whitcomb
Anywhere Anytime Army Development Secret War Notice
A publicity release from the 36th Division at Camp Bowie describes an “anywhere at anytime” army formed on a volunteer basis. Brig. Gen. Fred L. Walker says 363 men will transfer to the regular army as privates and be assigned to movable Army Task Forces ready for deployment anywhere at any time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
36Th Division
Camp Bowie
Fred L. Walker
War Department
Walker
Lost dog Rex seeks return reward at Lipscomb Street
A six month old black dog with a short bobbed tail wearing a harness has strayed. The owner offers a reward for Rex's return at 1210-B Lipscomb Street or by calling 2-2765. Also notices a practical nurse seeking hourly work and a dairy worker offering buttermaking expertise after training at Oklahoma A&M. License plate A21-089 found. owner can claim at 510 Dallas Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex
Lipscomb Street
Dallas Street
Dental Experts Study Teeth In Deaf Smith County
Dr. Edward Taylor of the state health department leads a Sunshine study in Deaf Smith County to explain why Hereford and Amarillo show similar sunshine. Dr. G W Heard and Dr. Bernard Gottleib assist as Baylor Dallas and Vienna refugees analyze sun, soil, plant life, water, dairy in Hereford. Researchers seek factors that prevent tooth decay, noting no claim yet on a specific cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Taylor
State Health Department
Panhandle
Deaf Smith County
Weather Bureau
Taylor
Amarillo
Hereford
G. W. Heard
Bernard Gottleib
Vienna
Hitler
Gottleib
Baylor Hospital
Dallas
Mercolized Wax Cream Promises Clearer Skin Appeal
An advertisement touts Mercolized Wax Cream to fade freckles and lighten sun tanned complexions by removing lifeless surface skin. It claims quicker exfoliation and a fairer look, urging use tonight for a prettier complexion. Also promotes Saxolite Astringent and Tarkroot Beauty Mask with brief benefits.
Old Home Cough Syrup From Pantry Trick
A motherly home remedy promises cough relief using a simple syrup made from two cups sugar and one cup water, mixed to dissolve. Add 242 ounces of Pinex to a pint bottle, blend with the syrup to create a pint of cough syrup that soothes throat irritation, loosens phlegm, eases soreness, and aids sleep.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carolyn McCurley
Gamma Kappa Chapter
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Federation
Alpha Iota Sorority
Beverly Prescott
Fillmore Street
Central Presbyterian Church
First Christian
O. A. Kennedy
Hughes Street
L L. Bennett
Addie I. Britt
Neotesus Choir
The
First Christian Church
San Jacinto
Junior Business Women's Club
Capitol Hotel
V. C Alexander
East Seventh Avenue
Alpha Delta Sorority
Brummett McClendon
Nineteenth Avenue
J. F Stewart
Alpha Delta
Primrose Sewing Club
Bob Jones
Madison Street
New Orleans
Trulove
Elizabeth Wright
Mesdames L. M. Patton
Sylvia Gahn
F. F E. Ingham
Josephine McNeilly
D. J. Greer
W Cc. Bennett
H. M. Bainer
J. E Park
Will C. House
C. T. Cline
A. N. Corneil
H. C. Pestor
E. P Small
E. T
Rankin Russell
A. H. Winyard
Mesdames
S. W. Joplin
W.L. Poston
W. J. Flesher
C. R. McAfee
E. E. Mims Jewel Bean
Carolyn Leslie
C. J Blackburn
Jim Weaver
H. M Bainer
Plainview
Fred F. Wagner
Polk
Laura Wheeler
Blue Bonnet Club
Charles Holcomb
Stillwell
Okla
Tack
Red Beanie
Polk Street Methodist Church
June Anderson
Cocker
Travis Street
L. A. Baird
Fillmore
Army
A. H. Mullins
North Grant St
Harvey Noles
General Delivery
Creamery
Oklahoma A&m College
Cer
Food Prod., Inc
White
Kirk
Slater
White & Kirk
Miller
Rice O'Neill
Paradise Johansen
Hirg
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