Mrs Dean Kirk Hosts Luncheon for Bride Elect Jeanne Howe
Mrs Dean Kirk and her daughter Mil dred Kirk hosted a luncheon at Amarillo Country Club for Miss Jeanne Howe, the bride elect of Shelby M. Kruser. The K shaped table featured regal lilies, sky blue and white colors, and blue candles in crystal holders. Speakers included Mrs J O Curtis and Mrs Ben Manning, with introductions by Mrs C P Elliott. About 40 guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanne Howe
Shelby M. Kruser
Beltimore
Dean Kirk
Mildred Kirk
Amarillo Country Club
J. O Curtis
Kruser
Ben Manning
C. P. Elliott
Kirk
Miss Howe
WMS Begins New Year at Fairview Baptist Church
The Woman's Missionary Society met to start the new church year with a program led by Mrs. Peggy Akins on The Great Commission and the Society’s aims. Members and visitors enjoyed a noon luncheon, and plans included a book review on Oct 19 by Mrs. Akins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Fairview Baptist Church
Peggy Akins
Woman's Missionary Society
Bill Bagwell
Joe Paxton
Alice Houtchens
Smith
Akins
Co. EF. Buchanan
Society
Calvin A Woody Serves Internship in St Louis
Word from Amarillo reports Calvin A. Woody son of Mr and Mrs S A Woody 1414 Hayden Street is serving his internship at the Christian Hospital in St Louis He was selected from the September graduates in Dr Gradwohls School to fill the vacancy under Dr Gradwohl and Mrs Lake at the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Calvin A. Woody
S. A. Woody
Hayden Street
Christian Hospital
St. Louis
Calvin
Gradwohl
Lake
KKK Club Hosts Bacon Fry For Members And Rushees
The K K K Club held a bacon fry Friday at 6 30 pm at Elaine Stover’s home 1004 West Twentieth Avenue. Rushees included Louise Bott Maxine Jones Gladys Gillmore Beverly Lumpkin Kathryn Owens Ruby Jean Boyd Elizabeth Rollins Donna Roush Helen Joy Smith Wilma Wiard and Yvonne Stephens. Members present were Kay Byars Betty Armstrong Mary John Sullivan Sara McEachern Geraldine Smith Dorothy Foster Lucille Durrett Harriet Holman Anita McDowell and Velta Robertson. Afterward the group visited Anita McDowell’s new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaine Stover
West Twentieth Avenue
Louise Bott
Maxine Jones
Gladys Gillmore
Beverly Lumpkin
Kathryn Owens
Ruby Jean Boyd
Elizabeth Rollins
Donna Roush
Helen Joy Smith
Wilma Wiard
Yvonne Stephens
Kay Byars
Betty Armstrong
Mary John Sullivan
Sara McEachern
Geraldine Smith
Dorothy Foster
Lucille Durrett
Harriet Holman
Anita McDowell
Velta Robertson
Bacon Fry
Johnson's Chapel Stewardesses to Host Chitlins Dinner
The Johnson's Chapel M. E. Church colored stewardesses will host a chitlin dinner Saturday noon at Mrs. Carter's home 219 West Second Avenue. Barbecued chicken will also be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson's Chapel
M. E. Church
Carter
West Second Avenue
Sam Houston P T A To Meet Monday
A Sam Houston School Parent-Teacher Association meeting is announced for Monday afternoon at 3 45 at the school building. The executive board will meet at 2 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SAM Houston P. T. A
Sam Houston School Parent-Teacher Association
SBA
The
Security Benefit Association
Carpenters’ Hall
Social Calendar This Evening and Saturday Events
Tonight a voice recital by Mrs. EB A Paschal at the Musical Arts Conservatory at 8. W Club with Mrs. H B Martin at 510 A North Fillmore Street at 7 30. First Baptist W M S circles meet at church 6 30. Allison Park PTA meets at the school at 8. Saturday events include Potter County Home Demonstration Club Council at Pauline Lakey's office at 2, Eighth District PTA Institute at Amarillo High at 10 30, Amarillo Country Club bridge party at 8 hosted by Mesdames Fischer and Culton, U Deal Em Club bridge party at 8 at Holland 409 North Johnson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. A. Paschal
Musical Arts Conservatory
Potter County
Pauline Lakey
P. T. A. Institute
Amarillo High School
Amarillo Country Club
Mesdames
L. M. Fischer
D. H. Culton Hostenses
Some-R-Set Bridge Club Meets at Workman Home
A new bridge group, the Some-R Set Club, gathered Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. R. B. Workman’s home on Alabama Street. High score led by Mrs. R. W. Smith. refreshments served to attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Workman
Alabama Street
R. W. Smith
Law
FE. M. Wisley
O. L. Dawes
Taverle
Irene Urton Weds Clifton Adams in Clovis Ceremony
Miss Irene Urton daughter of Mr and Mrs J H Urton 1202 North Tyler Street became the bride of Clifton Adams in a ceremony Sunday October 1 at Clovis. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Arthur Harvey of this city. Mr Adams is the son of Mr and Mrs H C Adams near Clarendon and they plan to live in Lubbock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Urton
J. H. Urton
North Tyler Street
Clifton Adams
Clovis
Arthur Harvey
Adams
H. C. Adams
Clarendon
Amarillo Representative Heads to Dallas Fair Coronations
Miss Peggy Pinkney Amarillo's State Fair and Queens Coronation delegate travels with her parents and Bill Dee to Dallas. She competes as Queen of the South Plains Dairy Show among 50 queens from Texas. The luncheon selects the fair queen tomorrow with coronation that night before the return Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Pinkney
Amarillo
Dallas
R. R. Pinkney
Bill Dee
South Plains
Johnson Street School P T A Meeting Highlights Local Events
Johnson Street School P T A met Tuesday night with L Z Timmons principal delivering a talk on the P T A birthday. A short business session followed and open house earlier noted. Dana Thomas Harmon pupils performed with Lindalie Mock readings, a Marjorie Burden tumbling act, Jerry Shaffer dances, and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Street
L. Z. Timmons
Rufus McDowal
Dana Thomas Harmon
Lindalie Mock
Marjorie Burden
Jerry Shaffer
Art Querry
Sewing Club Elects Officers at Home Meeting
Mrs L K Brazier was elected president of the Flapper Fanny Club at her home 208 North East Fifth Avenue yesterday. Other officers: Mrs Jim McBroom treasurer and Mrs Glenn Etheridge reporter. The group set Wednesday 3 PM meetings, replacing former Thursday 2 PM sessions. A hostess gift and refreshments were given, with next week’s meeting at Mrs Etheridge’s 1706 Line Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. K. Brazier
Flapper Fanny Club
North East Fifth Avenue
Jim McBroom
Glenn Etheridge
Mark Carter
Henry Schwan
Jim Throckmorton
T. B.price
Etheridge
Line Avenue
Beryl Needle Club Hosts Surprise Housewarming
The Beryl Needle Club gathered at Mrs. W F Davis home on Bellaire Street for a surprise housewarming Thursday afternoon. Members presented gifts to the hostess and guests included Miss Juanith Davis and Robbie Wheeler among others. a covered dish luncheon is planned for Oct 19 at Mrs. C A Craig 708 Prospect Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Knight
Pleasant Valley
Jess Hunsaker
George Killian
L. &. Moreman
Less Frampton
Etta Hilderbrand
Walden E. Moore
J. Gardner
Paula Knight
Euleen Belle Moore
Moore
Cliff Side
C. A. Craig
Prospect Street
Ted Wheeler
Alva Slay
A. D. Nance
Mesdames R. 8
Branum
Ed Putman
Cecil Gardner
Frank Gordon
Wil
Local Meeting Next Thursday With Wheeler at Alabama Street
Liam Copeland J W Smith George Wyre and Bill Bogard are scheduled to meet next Thursday afternoon with Mrs J R Wheeler at 610 Alabama Street to discuss community matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liam Copeland
J. W. Smith
George Wyre
Bill Bogard
J. R. Wheeler
Alabama Street
Gifts exchanged at Stitch Rite Club meeting
Pollyanna gifts were exchanged at the Stitch Rite Club meeting held Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. C. A. Hetrick Jr. Pleasant Valley home. Games awarded prizes to Mrs. Jack Parker and Mrs. W. H. Boydstun. Attendees included Mesdames R. L. Bennett, W. M. Boydston, B. B. Holland, Paul King, B. E. Lusk, J.8. McCall, T. L. McCullough, Fred Speer, J. E. Willis, the hostess and guest Mrs. C. A. Hetrick Sr. The club will meet next Tuesday with Mrs. Holland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stitch Rite Club
C. A. Hetrick, Jr
Pleasant Valley
Jack Parker
W. H. Boydstun
Mesdames
R. L. Bennett
W. M. Boydston
B. B. Holland
Paul King
B. E. Lusk
McCall
T. L. McCullough
Fred Speer
Brazil’s Area Surpasses Continental U.S. by 250000 Sq Miles
A geographic comparison notes Brazil’s land area exceeds the continental United States excluding Alaska by about 250 thousand square miles. The fact highlights Brazil as the larger sovereign region in land extent compared to the contiguous U.S. margins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
United States
Alaska
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Dean Kirk
WMS
KKK
Johnson
W. Club
H. B. Martin
North Fillmore Street
Gloria Ruiz
Agnes Graham
First Baptist W. M. S
Allison Park P. T. A
Bridge Aperty
Miiholland
North Johnson Street
Workman Home
Thrifty Club
Bursey
Thrifty Home Demonstration Club
Aunt Jenny
Jenny
Prather
Kayser
Polk St
Mr. Adams
P. T
McKinley School
P. T. A. Executive Board
Otis Higdon
Sewing
S. Sewing Club
Oline
Olin
Cretney Drug Store
6Th & Polk
Fox Drug
American Institute of Laundering
Ecru
Timely
Keller Hume
Thompson
Bargain
Anthony
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