Bride Elect Feted At Tea And Bridge Parties
Miss Bette Howle, bride elect of Robert Glenn, was honored at a Tuesday tea at the Gunn home with yellow gladioli and blue white accents. A separate bridge party at the J C Ritter home continued the celebration with blue and yellow asters on the refreshment table and garden blooms in the rooms. Guests included numerous local social names and the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bette Howle
Robert Glenn
W. B. Gunn
Joe Morris
Gunn
Arch Terrace
Robert Howle
N. O. Glenn
Frank Jones
Alfred Glenn
E. B. Johnson
William Boyce
Alton Reeder
E. M. Eckhart
Jess Ritter
William McCoy
James Farwell
Otto Payne
J. M. Hyden
C. T. Crowe
Stanley Crowe
Earl Mayne
William Klingensmith
Howle
W. N. McCoy, Jr
J. C. Ritter
Hughes
Progressive Study Club to Host Guest Day Tea
The Progressive Study Club invites members to a Sunday afternoon tea at 3 o'clock in the Federation Club Rooms. The event showcases the installation of officers for the Junior Progressive Study Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Club
Progressive Study Club
Federation Club
You Overcome FALSE TEETH Looseness and Worry
An old ad promotes FASTEETH an alkaline powder to stabilize dentures and reduce embarrassment from loose plates. It claims the product makes gums feel cooler and more comfortable and advises buying at drug stores.
Las Amigas Club Holds First Meeting of Year
Las Amigas Club gathered at Mrs. Albert Fryar’s home for its first meeting of the new year. New officers include President Mrs. Fryar and Vice President Mrs. F. E. Ingham with planned visit to Mrs. E. E. Boxwell for the next gathering on Sept. 24 at 2 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Amigas Club
Albert Fryar
Washington
Fryar
F. E. Ingham
B. H. Collins
Bessie Simmons
A. L. Timmons
C. M. Tyler
E. E. Boxwell
C. W. Farr
Mae Humphrey
Herman Kerr
Rankin Russell
East Ninth
Rainbow Girls Elect Officers in Khiva Temple
Palo Duro Assembly 113 elected new officers last night with Roberta Robinson as worthy advisor leading 60 members and guests. Public installation is set for Saturday at 8 in Khiva Temple with visiting Eastern Star members present. The next meeting is planned for Sept 25 at 7:30 in Khiva. There are 138 species of mosquitoes in the United States and each has its own language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palo Duro Assembly
Order of the Rainbow For Girls
Khiva
Roberta Robinson
Khiva Temple
Eastern Star
Mesdames Maribelle Maxine Adair
Lee March
B. F. Smith
Elsie Putman
Clifford Dunn
Edith England
Ethel Robinson
Cleo Robinson
United States
Tenth Avenue Methodist Woman's Society Meets
Mrs. E Lee Stanford led the devotional at the Tenth Avenue Methodist Church Woman's Society of Christian Service yesterday in the parlor. Mrs. George Schull directed an informal study on Basic Christian Imperative for a New World Order, with next week’s session starting at 2 pm on Wednesday to begin a four week study on India. Lesson leaders will be Miss Velma Speer Mrs S R Hutto and Mrs W O Wossum. In attendance were Mesdames Vernon Stanley S R Hutto H L Mauldin George Schull H E Tolleson E Lee Stanford P H Norman J E Pierce D H Perdue B W Wilson and W O Wossum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Lee Stanford
Tenth Avenue Methodist Church
Woman's Society of Christian Service
George Schull
India
Velma Speer
S. R. Hutto
Buchanan Street Methodist Women Meet for Peace Lesson
The Buchanan Street Methodist Church Woman's Society of Christian Service met in Bennett Hall with Mrs. J. R. Moore presiding. Mrs. C. F. Staples led a lesson titled Laborers for Peace assisted by Ora Cook and others. The group planned to meet again next Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. in the church parlor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan Street Methodist Church
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Bennett Hall
J. R. Moore
C. F. Staples
Mesdames Ora Cook
J. M. Bilderback
J. E. Fisher
Mesdames
J. P. Wrather
S. P. Maness
L. P. Vaughn
Glenn Wood
Phil H. Gates
C. C. Crist
G. W. Garrison
Circle 1 of First Christian Church Woman's Council Meeting
Circle 1 of the First Christian Church Woman's Council met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J B Winkleman on River Road Mrs Al Reville led the lesson titled An Old Letter With a Modern Message Business was discussed by Mrs Winkleman chairwoman Hospitality followed with refreshments served to Mesdames Howard Boxwell H S Milholland Della King M H Ensign Al Reville J B Winkleman R C Snodgrass Aquilla Triplett W F Grant C F Hefner and J Fred Phillips
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church Woman's Council
J. B. Winkleman
River Road
al Reville
Aquilla Triplett
W. F. Grant
C. F. Hefner
J. Fred Phillips
Rebekahs Hold Game Night at IOOF Hall
Amarillo Rebekah Lodge 222 held a party with 42 and bridge after a business session led by Pris cilla Stover who installed Georgia Ford as financial secretary for the term. Forty members and guests attended. Next meeting is Tuesday at 8 pm in IOOF Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Rebekah Lodge
IOOF
Priscilla Stover
Noble Grand
Georgia Ford
Ioof Hall
Denmark’s Flag, the Oldest National Emblem
The flag of Denmark is a white cross on a red field and is considered the oldest national flag in existence dating back to the 13th century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denmark
Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club Hosts Agent
Members gathered at Mrs. H. L. Henderson's home in Bonita for a meeting led by president Mrs. W. T. Willis. Miss Pauline Lakey, Potter County home demonstration agent, spoke on Living Room Appointments and showcased vase varieties while roll call noted living room accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club
H. L. Henderson
Bonita
W. T. Willis
T. H. Armstrong
Pauline Lakey
Potter County
J. D. Jerman
B. F. Tate
E. L. Gibson
W. H. Ogden
C. V. Knox
Jack Jerman
H. J. Pankratz
Frank Webb
Lee Williamson
L. O. Biggers
P. H. Coy
J. H. Johnson
Anna Jo Knox
Grace Weller
Miss Lokey
Courtesies for Recent Bride
Mr and Mrs A Glenn Barley are at 604 Florida after a wedding trip to Oklahoma City. The former Margaret Gene Randall was feted before the Sept 6 ceremony by H G Carlson and daughter Norma with Mrs Walter Russell and Mary Frances at a miscellaneous shower at 108 Sunset. Fifty guests attended. A kitchen shower was hosted by Dewey Randall and daughter Glenn with Mrs Murry Watts. Intimate friends and relatives attended. Mrs W M Rippey and daughter Helen hosted a spinster dinner with a bridge and a recipe book presented to the honoree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Glenn Barley
Florida
Oklahoma City
Dewey Randall
Glenn
Murry Watts
W. M. Rippey
Helen
Bellaire
Bridge
Auxiliary Will Attend Meeting In Dumas Sunday
John B. Golding Post Auxiliary Veterans of Foreign Wars will attend the district session in Dumas on Sunday with official guests including district auxiliary president Mrs. Vada Lee Humphries of Borger district secretary Mrs. Dorothy Thompson of Borger and state department president Mrs. Beth Kerton of Dallas. Local members meet at the VFW Hall Seventh and Taylor Sunday at 8 am and transportation will be provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Golding
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Dumas
Vada Lee Humphries
Borger
Dorothy Thompson
State Department
Beth Kerton
Dallas
VFW
Seventh
Taylor
Credit Women's Club Picnic Opens New Year in San Jacinto Park
The Credit Women's Club held a picnic supper to begin the new club year at San Jacinto Park. Attending were Virginia Wisdom, Lillian McGavin, Floy Wise, Genna Lee Lester, Doris Lieurance, Mary Ann Tolleson, Margaret Ventress and guests Dorothy Legin, Pauline Holmes and Faye Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Credit Women’s Club
San Jacinto Park
Virginia Wisdom
Lillian McGavin
Floy Wise
Genna Lee Lester
Doris Lieurance
Mary Ann Tolleson
Margaret Ventress
Dorothy Legin
Pauline Holmes
Faye Carter
Tatterman Marionette Show Comes to Amarillo
Amarillo Junior League presents a three performance Tatterman Marionette show at the Senior High School Auditorium September 17. Aladdin play plus a marionette demonstration included in admission. Tickets 25 cents at the schools. 10 15 AM for high and junior high. 2 PM for primary. 4 PM for intermediate grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Tatterman
Brown Dines Vows Exchanged in Salinas Amarillo Wedding
Miss Agnes Brown of Salinas California and Fred T Dines of Amarillo were married Sunday September 8 at the First Presbyterian Church Pastor Dr Francis W Pritchard officiated Attending were Mr and Mrs Thomas M Boren After a wedding trip to points the couple will reside in Amarillo The Dr Shelton Class of First Christian Church hosts a tea meeting tomorrow at 3 PM in the church parlors
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Brown
Salinas
Cal
Fred T. Dines
Amarillo
First Presbyterian Church
Francis W. Pritchard
Thomas M. Boren
Points
Shelton
First Christian Church
Couple to be at home in New Mexico residence
The notice states the couple will reside at 1310 Harrison in New Mexico, indicating their home location for official records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Harrison
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Donald Stephenson
Earl Christian
Bob Lewis
Thomas W. Porter
C. V. Woods, Jr
N. C. Long
Otto Payne, Jr
Thomas B. Jones
Harvey Larson
Allen Ritter
Misses Maxine Ratcliff
Laverne McMurtry
Dorris Collie
Doris Gale Crownover
Nancy Noble
Mary Reynolds
Rainbow Girls
Sascor
Moordale
Hockanum
Ned
Tenth Avenue Methodist
Buchanan Street Methodist
Rebekahs
Norwich
Marie Barl
Herbert Drug
Home Club
Beverlyregents
Pedi - Craft
Waldo E. Houghton
Optometrist
Oliver Eakle Bidg
J.E. Hewet
East St. St
Buckley
Kejoiau. i
Terry
Marizon
Harrold
Spices
American Woolen Co. Brown
Naige
Polk Street
Texas
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