Buffet honors bride elect Joan Edwards at Country Club
Miss Joan Edwards bride elect of A J Snider Navy was toasted at a buffet supper hosted by Mrs Fancher Upshaw Jr Miss Celia Morrow and Mrs Howard Saunders Guests wore white carnation corsages in blue and white The guest list included Mrs James J Edwards and Jim Snider plus several Edwards and Morrow family members Also noted were dynamite facts about Borglum sculpting Mount Rushmore with small charges to model faces in South Dakota
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Joan Edwards
A. J. Snider
U. S. Navy
Country Club
Jim Snider
A. A. Jaeger
S. B. Whittenburg
Ralph Caulthorpe
Walter Moody
Rosemary Edwards
Mary Childs
Mary Edna Alford
Frances Morrow
Collette Drexler
Eunice Handley
Vic
Gutzon Borglum
Washington
Lincoln
Jefferson
Theodore Roosevelt
Mount Rushmore
South Dakota
Billie Faye Pickett to Perform in Piano Recital at Home
Billie Faye Pickett, 11, daughter of Mr and Mrs W C Pickett, will be presented in a piano recital Friday night by her teacher Mrs Wendell Henry at the Pickett home 1108 Western Avenue at 8 Interested friends are invited. College and soldier voice students met Tuesday evening at Musical Arts Conservatory for an informal musicale. Songs of all periods were sung and ensemble music discussed for a public program. Participants include Kate Perryman Virginia Pointer Ellen Lewis Torna Lieberknecht Lucy Mae Ratliff Eloise Hill Rema Murchison Betty B Elliotte Pfc Angelo Palazzo E B Griffin Leighton DeMent Herbert Jones Ira Schantz Cpl Howard Wolbrink Sgt Arthur McMillan and Sgt Norman Schlegel. The group will meet monthly for steriles programs.
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Billie Faye Pickett
W. C. Pickett
Wendell Henry
Pickett
Western Avenue
Soldier Voice
B. A. Paschal
Musical Arts Conservatory
Kate Perryman
Virginia Pointer
Ellen Lewis
Torna Lieberknecht
Lucy Mae Ratliff
Eloise Hill
Rema Murchison
Betty B Elliotte
Pfc
Angelo Palazzo
E. B. Griffin
Leighton DeMent
Herbert Jones
Ira Schantz
Howard Wolbrink
Arthur McMillan
Norman Schlegel
Lights Will Burn Again on Atlantic Pacific and Gulf Coasts
Washington officials announced that starting November 1 lights will be raised from dim-out to a brown-out along U S coasts as enemy submarines are deemed contained. The joint order from War and Navy departments WPB and OCD urges a semi dimming to conserve critical electric resources. The dim-out was kept to avoid silhouetting ships and aiding subs.
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Washington
Army
Navy
War and Navy Departments
War Production Board
WPB
Office of Civilian Defense
OCD
Atlantic
Pacific
Gulf
Suspension of Postal Service to Vatican City
London report says postal service to Vatican City suspended as a temporary precaution. No reason given, but observers think the move aims to keep mail from German hands during the period.
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Vatican City
London
Germans Glum About the War
Zurich reports 1,200,086 civilians killed or missing in Allied air raids on Germany by Oct. 1 with 6,953,000 bombed from homes or evacuated. Lausanne cites morale collapse from air offensives. Berlin shows fatigue and distrust, guards’ uniforms thinning, soldiers wary of Hitler. Mussolini orders removal of living-personality pictures from public offices in Italy.
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London
U.P
Zurich
Germany
Government Statistics Office
Gazette de Lausanne
London Daily Telegraph
Lausanne
Telegraph
Reich
Cpl
John Smithson
Berlin
Hitler
Benito
New York
Benito Mussolini
Italy
Transjocean
No New Polio Cases Reported in Weeks
Amarillo faces its second epidemic period with only five polio patients in isolation. Most cases developed weeks ago and the city notes two scarlet fever quarantines. Health officials say this season typically yields 10 to 12 such cases.
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Amarillo
Health Department
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