Party In Honor Of Miss Vernon By Miss Brannen And Miss Clutter
Miss Mary Louise Vernon bride elect of Lt Albert Erwin was honored at a bridge party hosted by Misses Anne Claire Fern Brannen and Dot Clutter at the Brannen home 900 Broadmoor Street. Garden flowers deco rated the living room and a corsage was presented to the honoree. Refreshments followed for a group including Byron Dodson Neil Harris Nancy Colley Pernie Wagner Dorothy Jane Jenkins Ruth Ep person and Messrs V Vernon Herman Clutter and J A Brannen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Claire
Fern Brannen
Dot Clutter
Brannen
Broadmoor Street
Mary Louise Vernon
Albert Erwin
Byron Dodson
Neil Harris
Nancy Colley
Pernie Wagner
Dorothy Jane Jenkins
Ruth Epperson
Mesdames
V. Vernon
Herman Clutter
J. A. Brannen
Bright Spots In The News Tri State Photographic Salon Preview
Broadcast preview tonight from 8 to 8 15 over KGNC in the Crafts Room of the Municipal Auditorium features interviews with salon patrons and guests about the prints. Salon prints can be viewed next week 7 to 9 evenings and 2 to 5 Sunday. Am arillo Photographic Society hosts on site. Prints hail from across the nation with notable entries from California New York and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-State
Prevue
KGNC
The
Amarillo Photographic Society
California
New York
Canada
Municipal Auditorium
Calendar of events in Amarillo community tonight and Wednesday
Local listings show a busy schedule with the Amarillo Rebekah Lodge, Photographic Society open houses, USO dances and games, and sessions at churches. Circles of several Christian women’s councils plan meetings, missions, and social hours across numerous streets and venues.
General Program Follows Presbyterian Unit Meetings
Six circles of the Woman's Council of the First Presbyterian Church will meet Wednesday at 2 p.m. in the church. After business, the groups gather in the Christian Endeavor Room for a program and social hour. Mrs. R. Thomsen will speak on The Word That Is the Greatest Teacher. Hostesses are from the Ann Nassau Circle, led by Mrs. John Ward and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Woman's Council
Helen Nevins
Clara Hepburn
Sara Seward
Amanda McFarland
Frances Goodrich
Ann Nassau
Christian Endeavor
Christian Woman‘'s Council
Howard Boxwell
Taylor Street
D. T. Leachman
Tyler Street
Harold Beeman
van Buren Street
Macon O. Carder
Ong Street
Tom Currie
J. F. Bradley
Jefferson Street
R. J. Kretchmar
Travis Street
S. F. Newbold
Palo Duro Street
Woman's Council
First Presbyterian Church
R. Thomsen
John Ward
W. H. Flamm
Albert Fryer
J. M. McCasland
Norris Ewing
Amaro Branch AAUW Board Meeting Reported
The Ama rillo AAUW branch held a board meeting at Mrs. Marshall B Shaw's home with Mrs. John Oakes presiding. Attendees included Mrs. Shaw, Mrs. Oakes and numerous members. Constitution Day events were noted by Llano Estacado Chapter DAR with a business session and a pledge to buy a $25 Third War Loan bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Oakes
Amarillo
American Association of University Women
Marshall B. Shaw
Washington Street
Constitution Program
Llano Estacado
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Avery Turner
Polk Street
E. C. Shearer
Amarillo College talk links constitution framing to today
A discussion at Amarillo College on The Building of Our Constitution explored the problems faced by the framers and parallels with today’s statesmen. Personal angles on signing the constitution were shared. A roundtable followed the talk. Violin solos Dark Eyes and Mighty Lake Rose were performed by Miss Carol Clemens with Russell Curt at the piano. Hostesses included Mesdami O. Curtis. A line about Mrs. E. C. Hughton and a municipal gold mine in Redding, California appears in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo College
Miss Carol Clemens
Russell Curt
Mesdami O. Curtis
E. C. Hughton
Ama Man
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gordon’s
Arch
Vernon
Bauer & Black
Blanton
Hughes St. Ph
L'Aiglon
Pseudo
Dicky
White & Kirk
Ben Ansley
Madison Street
Ed Doud
E. M. Blackburn
Hugh Currie
I. B
Hymie) Clayton
Bertram Jackson
John Burgan
Kenneth Travis
Esa
Rose Bowl Tea Room
Fred Fyfe
San Jacinto Kiwani-Anns
G. F. Bradson
Prospect Street
Newcomers Club
Capitol Hotel
John Hildreth
A. Pheney
P. A. Shelburne
W. ©. Simpson
Andrew Smiley
J. E. Trivette
F. E. Dwyer
Paul Iiff
Simpson
M. J. Chisholm
F. Ray Ebersol
Mesdames van Alim
Ray Austin
R. B. Bechtel
Jerry Blinker
Leo Brauer
H. F E. Chase
George Clark
Robert Craig
A. J. Folley
W. W. Germany
H. F. Greenhow
V. J. Greenleaf
J. H. Hurley
H. E. Johanson
M. B. Kendrik
John Knoph
Amarillo Rebekah Lodge
I. O. O. F. Hall
USO
Ellwood Park
Victory Command
Northwest Texas Hospital Alumnae Association
Richard Thomas
West Tenth Avenue
Fellowship Hall of
First Christian Church
Paio Duro Assembly
Order of Rainbow For Girls
Masonic Hall
Gamma Kappa
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Federation Club
Young People’s Department
Polk Street Methodist Church
Palo Duro Canyon
Auditorium Uso
Auditorium
Wives Bowling Club
West Amarillo
Polk Street Methodist
St. Andrew's Episcopal Guild
St. Andrew's Episcopal Daughters of the King
River Road
Joe Oler
River Drive
San Jacinto Methodist Church
J. B. Andrews
West Twelfth Avenue
B. R. Cole
Tennessee Street
R. L. Kerr
Georgia
TY Sr
Aauw Board
Mesdames Shaw, Oakes
Harold Nichols
C. R. Dougherty
Earl G. Hamlett
Lon D. Edwards
L. C. Whitney
S. R. Conger
A. D. Lidia
H. W. Schmidt
Ervil H. Robinson
Ruth Ward
Gordon P. Tomkins
Bob Kesterson
G. G. Ordway
C. K. Rogers
A. T. Mays
J. A. Staedelin
T. A
W. FP. Nix
Wesleyan Service Guild
Fellowship Hall
Ne Presen
Ae Redding
Calif
Tae
Blackburn ‘Bros
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Marie
Earle Cosmetics
Herbert Drug
the Doctor
Maxor
Fisk Building
Daniel Hays
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