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Wedding Bells Echo Through Amarillo Society Pages
A sequence of society notices details Edith Ratliff and William Gunn wed at the Ratliff home with an improvised palm altar and pink decor. The bridal party includes Mrs. J. T. Arledge and Sula Mae Ratliff. reception follows. Also covered are Sybil Milford and Aubrey Gibson’s church nuptials, and social club events, meetings, and upcoming community gatherings across Amarillo, with residents like Miss Thomsie Bean traveling to St. Louis for study and local clubs planning President’s Day luncheon and various auxiliary events.
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George A. Klingman
Toronto
Canada
J. B. Ratliff
Sunset Road
Country Club Addition
Edith Ratliff
William B. Gunn
George E. Sparks
Ernest O. Northcutt
J. T. Arledge
Lubbock
Sula Maye Ratliff
Haskell
J. Thornton
Richard Fowlkes
Elaine Loving
Ray Allan
Lylian Arledge
Abilene
W. W. Gibson
Amarillo
Gunn
Abilene Christian College
J. D. Gunn
Sparta
Tennessee
Adkisson and Gunn
Auto
Amarillo American Legion
Gibson
West Eighth Street
Miss Bean
St. Louis
Thomsie Bean
T. H. Bean
van Buren Street
Missouri
Teachers’ College
Washington University
Amarillo College of Music
Frank Renard
Dallas
William Steuer
East Highth Street
L. C. White
Jackson Street
H. FE. Smith
I. O. Wilson
Pierce Street
M Benesch
Kentucky Avenue
San Jacinto
Gene Bennett Missionary
Taisez-Vous Bridge Club
J. F. Bromert
West Thirteenth Street
Glenwood W. M. LA
East Amarillo
Home Interest Club
F. E B. Cook