Miss Kathryn Parr Weds Fred E Bryan Jr in Indy
Miss Kathryn Parr of Chicago youngest daughter of Mrs George Parr wed Fred E Bryan Sr son of Mr and Mrs F B Bryan of Chicago. The Presbyterian Church parlor ceremony in Indianapolis Saturday noon was witnessed by family and friends including the bride’s sister Mrs H B Asquith of Indianapolis. The couple will reside in Chicago after a bridal trip through the east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Parr
Fred E. Bryan, Jr
Chicago
George Parr
Harrison Street
Fred E. Bryan
F. B. Bryan
Indianapolis
Ind
H. B. Asquith
Bryan
Amarillo High School
Stu
Louise Pearson Celebrates Her Thirteenth Birthday Party
Louise Pearson was honored with an afternoon party on her 13th birthday hosted by her mother Mrs. W. J. Pearson at 805 North Van Buren Street. Guests enjoyed games and refreshments and received lollipops as favors. A gift arrived from Mrs. M. C Clayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Pearson
W. J. Pearson
North van Buren Street
Martha Class Members Plan Coffee for Tuesday Morning
Members of the First Baptist Martha Class will meet at Mrs. J. R. Cullum home at 2000 Polk Street for a morning coffee. Groups 1 through 6 are invited from 10:00 to 10:15, with remaining members arriving at 10:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Cullum
Polk Street
First Baptist
Martha
First Baptist Church
Couturiere Club Changes Its Name to Friday Needle Unit
The Couturiere Club votes to rename itself the Friday Needle Club at a Friday afternoon meeting hosted by Mrs. Maude Munn. Members plan to present quilts to the Methodist orphanage at Waco and to Buckner's Orphans Home in Dallas, quilts made by the group this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Couturiere Club
Friday Needle Unit
The
Maude Munn
Friday Needle Club
E. E. Mims
Waco
Buckner
Dallas
Kathleen Beaty
C. L. Roach
BE. L. Thomas
J. C. Crawford
Sarah Williams
Dave Wood
S. S. Coffee
John Barton
West Amarillo Circles Set for Wednesday Meetings
Circles of the West Amarillo Christian Woman's Council will meet Wednesday afternoon. Circle 1 led by Mrs. E. J. Sparks at 1305 Parker Street, Circle 2 led by Mrs. A. T. Renfroe at 906 Carolina Street, Circle 3 led by Mrs. W. R. Russell at 818 Mississippi Street, Circle 4 led by Mrs. A. B. Barker at 312 Louisiana Street, Circle 5 led by Mrs. A. FE. Womble at 802 Alabama Street.
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Circles of the
West
Amarillo
Wild Rose Lodge Groups Plan Meetings for This Week
The Wild Rose Lodge drill team No. 312 will meet at 9 AM Wednesday in the I O F Hall. Lodge officers will meet at 2 PM Thursday at the home of Mrs B L Cook 1809 Pierce Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wild Rose Lodge
I. C. O. F. Hall
8. L. Cook
Pierce Street
Athlete's Foot Relief With Black and White Ointment
Relief for athlete's foot with Black and White Ointment noted as cooling soothing antiseptic and parasiticidal. Use with Black and White Skin Soap for best results.
Amarillo Social Calendar Highlights Local Meetings Tonight
Tonight in Amarillo numerous clubs hold events from music teachers guild at 2612 Ong Street and junior harmony club gatherings to officer elections for Security Benefit Association. Other groups include Panhanaie Speech Arts, Nu Kappa Sigma dance, and Alpha Kappa Mu Chi chapters activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Music Teachers Guild
Eugenia Caldwell
Ong Street
Alpha Kappa
Mu Chi
Nu. Kappa Sigma
Mrs. Margaret Crandall Honored At Luncheon
Mrs. Margaret Crandall was honored on her birthday with a surprise fried chicken luncheon at 605 North Tyler Street hosted by Mrs. Dave Blackburn. Attendees included Mesdames Everett Mayes Sullivan Ward Blackburn Larsen Barnes McWhorter Hamilton Hook Stephens Fascett and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Crandall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Crandall
Dave Blackburn
North
Tyler Street
Mesdames
M. J. Everett
G. C. Mayes
Jack Sullivan
Lulie Ward
Blackburn
Carl Larsen
D. H. Barnes
Opal McWhorter
J. A. Hamilton
Ferne Hook
W. N. Stephens
Vern Fascett
Frank Crandall
Katherine Barnes
Sam Stapleton
Bill Perkins
Amarillo Garden Club to Meet at Federation Club Rooms
The Amarillo Garden Club will meet at 9 30 Wednesday morning in the Federation Club Rooms. Guest speaker W J Freeman of Freeman Flowers will discuss and demonstrate flower arrangements. Mrs John Maynard and Mrs L V Cradit will cover perennials and show Williamsburg Virginia garden pictures from the summer trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Garden Club
Federation Club
W. J. Freeman
Freeman Flowers
Washington Street
John Maynard
L. V. Cradit
Williamsburg
Price Memorial College Parent Teacher Association Meeting
Price Memorial College Pare nt Teacher Association will hold its first fall meeting at 8 o'clock Tuesday night at the college. The program will outline the year's activities and invite participation from parents and interested residents. Transportation is available via the Price bus at 7 40 from the post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price Memorial College Parent-Teacher Association
Price
Ace-Hi Bridge Club Meets In Mrs Roberts Home
The Ace-Hi Club met Friday afternoon at Mrs. Carl Roberts home 604 Houston Street. Virginia Marshall won high score with Mrs Claude Norton second. traveling prize went to Mrs Van Holcombe. Guests included Mrs Earl Boydton and Mrs J T Brown and Miss Geneva Brown. Next meeting set for 2 PM Friday at Mrs J T Browns 818 Williams Street.
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Carl Roberts
Houston Street
Virginia Marshall
Claude Norton
van Holcombe
Earl Boydton
Mesdames J.T. Brown
Ed Putman
Geneva Brown
J. T. Brown
Williams Street
Birthday honors mark Jerry Fisher at South Johnson home
Jerry Fisher was honored at a birthday party held at her home at 1405 South Johnson Street on Thursday afternoon. A six tier cake with 13 candies matched pink and yellow decorations. guests included Reginald Pelfrey, Stanley Pelfrey, Kenneth Wayne, Camalia Moore, Hugh Herrington, Olalee Rogers, Betty Day, Peggy Fulton, Otherene and Patsy Lancaster, Juanita Shelly, Wynona Weaver, Travis Allen, and Ernest Bowen who received pink and yellow favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Fisher
South Johnson Street
Reginald
Stanley Pelfrey
Kenneth Wayne
Camalia Moore
Hugh Herrington
Olalee Rogers
Betty Day
Peggy Fulton Otherene
Patsy Lancaster
Juanita Shelly
Wynona Weaver
Travis Allen
Ernest Bowen
Mrs Wilson Hosts Wee Pla Bridge Club Meeting
Mrs B W Wilson entertained the Wee Pla Bridge Club at her home Friday afternoon. High score was earned by Mrs Stark Fitz with Mrs C J Fitz receiving second and traveling prizes. Refreshments were served to guest Mrs Lois Lewis and Mesdames B J Howard Max Peters W H Boydston Amos Parker and Fitz. The club will meet Friday with Mrs Grover Taylor at 1601.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Wilson
Wee Pla
Boosters Class to Meet Tuesday Night at West Amarillo Church
The Boosters Class of West Amarillo Christian Church will meet Tuesday night at 5 30 o clock for instructions. Hosts are Mr and Mrs R F Abbott Mr R L Alston Jack Bell and C H Bland.
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West Amarillo
Installation Luncheon For Elevian Members Set
Elevian Class of the 1st Baptist Church will hold an installation luncheon at 1 PM Thursday at the Blackstone Hotel. Reservations required by Wednesday with Mrs P A Masterson at 8875.
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1St Baptist Church
Blackstone Hotel
P. A. Masterson
Delphi Mu Chapter to Meet at Amarillo Hotel Thursday
Delphi Mu Chapter of the Delphian Society will meet at 8 oclock Thursday night at the Amarillo Hotel. The executive board will meet at 7 oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphi Mu Delphian Chapter
Delphi Mu
Delphian Society
Amarillo
Wet Women By Ruth Millett
Ruth Millett profiles Mrs. Bina West Miller who leads the Woman's Benefit Association, a 47 year old group with 250000 members and 40 million in assets. She advocates three rules for women in organizations to work together: avoid personal friendships in business, enforce impersonal conduct, and listen openly to ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bina West Miller
Christian Circle to Meet Wednesday
Circle 3 of the First Christian Woman's Council will meet at 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon in the home of Mrs. R. E. Logan, 1618 Monroe Street. The notice includes the meeting location and time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Sutton
Pleasant Valley
Christian Circle
First
Christian Woman's Council
R. E. Logan
Monroe Street
Guns Won't Halve Trade Program Amid War Pressures
Washington reports that Secretary Hull's trade agreement plan remains intact despite wartime disruptions. Henry F. Grady oversees talks as allied and neutral nations face reduced commerce. Key buyers include the United Kingdom Canada France Germany and others, together making up about 47 percent of US exports valued near 1.5 billion dollars in 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hull
Henry F. Grady
State Department
America
United Kingdom
Canada
France
Germany
British South Africa
Australia
India
New Zealand
Poland
United States
Floor margins guide rug sizing for rooms
Decorators increasingly use wall-to-wall floor coverings. A practical rule suggests leaving about 12 inches of bare floor outside the rug in an average room, wider margins for larger rooms and slightly smaller margins for smaller spaces.
New Chemistry Discovery Says Like Compounds React Differently Now
A Detroit chemist Dr. George Calingaert announced at the American Chemical Society meeting a new chemical reaction that allows like compounds to react with each other. He claimed the finding challenges basic theories and could transform organic chemistry and industry. One possible use is addressing aging in wine and liquor by enabling reactions previously deemed inert. Northwest Texas nurses alumni plan a meeting at 8 p.m. Tuesday at 1409 West Nineteenth Avenue. The Business Women Circle of the First Christian Church will dine together at 6:45 p.m. Tuesday in the Fellowship Hall.
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Boston
American Chemical Society
George Calingaert
Detroit
Calingaert
Northwest Texas
Northwest Texas Hospital
West
Nineteenth Avenue
Business Women's Circle of the
First Christian Church
Fellowship Hall
Dr Caldwell's Laxative Senna with Syrup Pepsin
An advertisement promotes Dr Caldwell's Laxative Senna with Syrup Pepsin for constipation relief and stomach comfort. It claims Pepsin dissolves undigested protein in the stomach while Senna laxes the bowels, noting tests support Pepsin's stomach benefits and that children enjoy the pleasant taste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Caldwell
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Junior Harmony Club
B. B. Holland
West Fifteenth Avenue
Panhanaie Speech Arts Association
Louis M. Teed
la Costra Club
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M. C. Hancock
Hereford
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Amarillo Country
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Joe Kemble
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Altar Society of Sacred Heart
H. A. Waller
Eighth Avenue
Potter County Federation of Women's Club
First Christian Woman's Council
Business Women's Circle
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North Johnson Street
Sesson
E. M. Mirick
Bonita
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Amarillo Rebekah Lodge
I. O. QO
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Fundamental Bible
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Las Amigas
St. Anthony's Hos
Northwest Texas Hospital Alumnae
Garden Club
Ace-Hi Bridge Club
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Boosters
Elevian
Progressive Child Study Club
Amarillo Country Club
Arrid
American Institute of Laundering
Ruth Millett
St. Anthony's Hospital
Tri-State
Parker Willson
Burrus Mill & Elevator Company
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