Elaine Jones and Elvis Otho Sims Bride in Pleasant Valley
Miss Elaine Jones daughter of Mr and Mrs E P Jones of 113 Ford Avenue Pleasant Valley married Elvis Otho Sims son of Mr and Mrs A M Sims Pavillard Drive Aug 31 in the Jones home with Rev Leon M Hill of San Jacinto Baptist Church officiating. The double ring ceremony featured an improvised altar with garden flowers. Maid of honor was Dorothy Jones in aqua blue. best man Milton Sims. The bride wore a brown suit with pink carnations. pink carnations corsage for the honoree. The couple will reside in College Station as Sims completes his senior year at A&M College.
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Elaine Jones
E. P. Jones
Ford Avenue
Pleasant Valley
Elvis Otho Sims
A. M. Sims
Pavillard Drive
Tarante
Leon M. Hill
San Jacinto Baptist Church
Dorothy Jones
Milton Sims
Sims
Amarillo High School
West Texas State College
Canyon
Texas State College For Women
Denton
Amarillo Hardware Company
Texas A&m
International Harvester Company
College Station
Coney
A&m Colege
Mrs. Sims
C. A. Bigger, Jr
Valley Avenue
Mesdames
C. E. Tate
Quincy Ford
Floy Breeding
Louise Plowers
Jerry Hodge
Margaret Prescott
E. L. Butterfield
Ken Freeman
Barbara Jones
Bonnie Liason
Billie Pond
Hear Talks On Indians Hear Talks On Indians
The first fall meeting of the Junior Business Women's Club was held at the YWCA Clubroom with Rosalie Higgins presiding. Evelyn Stevens and Alice Timmons gave talks on the Kiowa and Comanche Indians, following a devotion by Mildred Dickerson. Attendees included Joyce Higgins, Doris Hurlbut, Allyne Whelchel, Mary Nell May, Lorraine Thompson and Evelyn Stevens with guests Mrs. H J Cobb, Nancy Caldwell, Martina Doyle and Kay Underwood.
Honored at Birthday Party for Garry Conrad Howren
Mr and Mrs R C Howren entertained Thursday afternoon honoring their son Garry Conrad on his fourth birthday. The party was in the garden of his grandparents D W Britain Sr 1409 Fillmore Colored movies were made of the group. Guests included David Britain ITI Diane Murphy Michael Murphy Bobby Burlingame Ray Burlingame Jimmy Burlingame Michael Caldwell Sadie Stennis Bill Miller Sylynn Ballew. Mesdames D W Britain Jr Joe Murphy Ashley Caldwell Sam Stennis W D Howren D W Britain Sr and the honoree accompanied the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Howren
West Eighth
Garry Conrad
D. W. Britain, Sr
Fillmore
David Britain
Iti
Diane Murphy
Michael Murphy
Bobby Burlingame
Ray Burlingame
Jimmy Burlingame
Michael Caldwell
Sadie Stennis
Bill Miller
Sylynn Ballew
D. W. Britain, Jr
Joe Murphy
Ashley Caldwell
Sam Stennis
W. D. Howren
Mother's Love Outshines All Others Says Dear Dorothy Dix
The column argues mother love is the greatest bond, enduring and forgiving, far above marital love amid separations, absence, and war. It contrasts wartime divorces with maternal devotion, noting mothers wait at gates and support wayward children while husbands and wives face trials. The second piece advises a man who wants to break a two-year engagement with a 17 year old to end it, as they are not in the same life stage. It warns against threats of self harm and calls the girl childish for reacting.
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Miss DIX
Dorothy DIX
Mama
Papa
Wally
Wait Until He’s A Steady Meal Ticket Says Bride
A Bell Syndicate feature advises brides to wait for a partner who can support them financially before marriage. The column emphasizes practical concern over romance, noting that even brides must eat.
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Bell Syndicate, Inc
Banquet for Graduates by Amarillo Dale Carnegie Club
The Amarillo Dale Carnegie Club held a banquet at the Amarillo Hotel Friday to welcome new July graduates. Members spoke on human relations after the meal, with attendees including San Adrian, Byron Lawrence, G. W. Dodd, I. W. Pope, Beulah Sheridan, Ann Gaines, Robert Harris, Jeanette Vanderwork, Al Reville, Elaine Thompson, Ethel Womble, Vi Lackey, Johnny Huffines, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Thompson, along with guests Mrs. I. W. Pope and Mrs. Al Reville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Dale
Robert L. Thompson
I. W. Pope
al Reville
Home Interest Club Hosts Luncheon in New Mexico
Mrs. S. L. Edwards of 1627 Hayden hosted the Home Interest Club at a covered-dish luncheon in New Mexico. Quartette tables were decorated with garden flowers for the meal. Twelve-minute talks were given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. L. Edwards
Hayden
New Mexico Towns Topic Shared By Local Group
In New Mexico themed discussions, Mrs. C. B. Adams spoke on Santa Fe Taos and Acoma Mrs. Guy Bateman presented Carlsbad Caverns and Mrs. S. B. Smith spoke on Slap Happy Hostelry. Members listed included Mesdames Adams Ballard Bateman Daniel Foreman Gilkerson Gowdy Latham Love Maize Petersen Pritchard Smith and the hostess. The next meeting will be with Mrs G B Adams Canyon Highway Sept 18.
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New Mexico
C. B. Adams
Institute Entertains With Coffee in Federated Club Rooms
The Speakers' Institute hosted a coffee morning in the Federated Club Rooms with officers Mrs. A. R. Granberg and others greeting guests. Centerpiece featured russet and gold dahlias and clematis. Mrs. E. Ve Harris poured and Mrs. G. W. Greff kept guest book. Mrs. Granberg gave the welcome and two vocal solos were sung, followed by a paper "Slang- Jang" by Miss Mattea McClurkin and more vocal numbers. The next meeting is planned for Thursday morning Sept. 18 at 9:30 in the Federated Club Rooms.
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Institute
Federated Club Rooms
A. R. Granberg
Ben M. Scott
W. W. Sharp
Harold E. Brady
G. W. Greff
Dahlias
Clematis
Robert Uglas
Granberg
J. C. Yannis
E. A. Paschal
Mattea McClurkin
Robert Douglas
R. C. Martini
Primitive Weapon History Across Nations
A compact survey notes that nearly every country employed the bow and arrow as a basic weapon throughout various eras. The text highlights widespread adoption regardless of region, culture, or military organization.
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Bride of
Inez Gordon
W. C. Stockett
Melvin Faire
T. L. Shumate
Babe Walker
Hugh Farmer
Betty Potts
W. B. Jones
Bill Black
C. A. Biggers
Joe Covington
Raymond Ford
Laura May McGee
Mary L. Spence
Polk
Griggs
N.S. Griggs & Sons
Hor
Sweetbriar
Betty Barnes
Polk, Amarillo
Ida Senior
Home Interest Club
Nevis
Polk Street
Amautle, Tyas
New Zealand
Charm Beauty Shop
Bess Fly
Tyler
Francis M. Arant
Midwest Christian College
Oklahoma City
West Amerila
Tennessee
Rosenblum
Marizon
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