Officers Installed in T. E. L. Class at First Baptist
The T. E. L. Class of First Baptist Church held a luncheon at the church. Dr. J. Howard Williams and his guests spoke, devotional led by Mrs. A. K. Sears, and Mrs. T. M. Bruner installed new officers for the coming year including President Mrs. L. F. Wilkins and treasurer Mrs. E. J. Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
J. Howard Williams
Williams
D. P. Williams
A. K. Sears
T. M. Bruner
L. F. Wilkins
Mic
Eugene Williams
O. J. Leveritt
J. F. Claybrook
H. A. Griffith
R. E. Laing
E. P. Johnson
L. D. Heyser
Lee Butler
H. L
J. W. Rogers
C. FE. Knight
L. J. Gorman
H. H. Horne
J. I. Beeman
Arch Bryan
Methodist W M Meets With Mrs C H Nunley
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Tenth Avenue Methodist Church met at Mrs C H Nunley's home for an all day gathering at 1902 East Thirteenth Avenue. Attendees included Rev and Mrs Hubert Thompson Rev and Mrs O M Addison and many parishioners. A silver offering for the Girls Social Center was collected after a mission study session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Tenth Avenue Methodist Church
C. H. Nunley
East Thirteenth Avenue
Hubert. Thompson
O. M. Addison
George H. Ficke
W. M. Howes
H. L., Mauldin
Tom Spencer
R. H. Looms
Grady Nutt
W. 8. Savage
T. H. Armstrong
L. E. Baxon
Glen Privitt
Elmer VanDiver
C. F E. Mood
Bert W. Wilson
W. S. Bury
J. F. Roush
A. G. Ray
J. C. Claughton
M. D. Maxwell
Frank Chapman
J. C. Rickman
List of names in historical notice
A sequence of names including Hugh Hibdan A D Duniven H V Pointer C F Floyd Myrtle Nickell W E White D Grantham F E Davis George H Thomas Eugene Williams F E Miracle W Konkle Austa Hinds J R Neece J W Bassett C W Rogers Eula Formby Miss May Hiorn and Dr id Howard Williams appear as recipients or participants in a clipped public notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Hibdan
A. D. Duniven
H. V. Pointer
C. F. Floyd
Myrtle Nickell
W. FE. White
D. Grantham
FE. L. Davis
George H. Thomas
Eugene Williams
F. FE
Miracle W. &. Konkle
Austa Hinds
J. R. Neece
J. W. Bassett
C. W. Rogers
Eula Formby
Miss May Hiorn
Dr. Id. Howard Williams
George Raye Turman Celebrates Birthday
George Raye Turman celebrated his fifth birthday with a party hosted by his aunt Mrs. John J. Mason at 3800 East Tenth Avenue on Wednesday afternoon. Guests included Duane Velebil Frank Velebil Jr Phyllis Jean Fawlkeson Johnny Hays Beverly Jean Sieberling and honoree. Gifts came from his father George Turman of Borger and his uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Roy Turner of Borger. George Raye lives with Mr and Mrs Mason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Raye Turman
John J. Mason
Tenth Avenue
Duane Velebil
Frank Velebil
Phyllis Jean Fawlkeson
Johnny Hays
Beverly Jean Sieberling
H. B. Leeg
Mason
George Turman
Borger
Roy Turner
George Raye
Energetic Needle Club Elects New President
Mrs. H. R. Clayton was chosen as president at a meeting held at her home 1014 Carolina Street on Tuesday afternoon. Other officers named include Mrs. J. H. Anderson as vice president and Mrs. O. N. Mullins as secretary treasurer, with Mrs. Lee Hinson as reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Clayton
Energetic Needle Club
Carolina Street
J. H. Anderson
O. N. Mullins
Lee Hinson
Annie Blakley
D. H. Greer
Mesdames Anderson
Hinson
Ella Ross
R. A. Haley
R. M. Gardner
J. H. Hudson
W. A. Goodman
Mullins
Beryl Needle Club Hosts Pollyanna Gift Exchange
The Beryl Needle Club entertained Thursday afternoon at 1317 East Sixth Avenue with Pollyanna gifts exchanged. New member Mrs. Bob Lewis joined as other members present included Mesdames Copeland, Weaver, Branum, Davis, Williams, Pitman, McGee, Larson, Gardner and the hostess. They plan to attend the Tri-State Fair next Thursday at 2:30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beryl Needle Club
I. W. Smith
East Sixth Avenue
Bob Lewis
William Copeland
G. K. Weaver
Branum
W. F. Davis
H. A. Williams
Ed Pitman
J. B. McGee
L. W. Larson
Cecil Gardner
Time for Entering Flowers in Tri-State Fair Announced
Mrs. B. J. Wooldridge, superintendent of flower exhibits at the Tri-State Fair, says all potted plants are received Sunday from 9 to 12 in the automobile building on the Fair Grounds. Cut flowers will be received Monday from 8 to 11, with judging starting immediately afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. Wooldridge
Program to be given at Highland Park School
The Allison Park Parent-Teacher Association sponsors a program at Highland Park School tonight at 8 o'clock. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allison Park
Parent-Teacher Association
Highland Park
Mother Singers Luncheon Opens Year Rehearsal
The Mother Singers sponsored by Amarillo Council of Parents and Teachers held a luncheon at Mrs. George Waghorn home and held the first rehearsal of the year. Mrs. Smyth presided. chorus directed by Mrs. E. A. Hilleary. Rehearsals set for Thursdays at 9 30 in Tyler Street School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Singers
Amarillo
Tyler Street
Mesdames Ivan Boxwell
E. A. Hilleary
John Williams
Rosa God Davis
H. E. Billingslea
W. L. Brock
A. C. Shaw
McCausland Leads Band Parents Association Meeting
J C McCausland presided as Sam Houston Band Parents Association met at the school building. S M Bagwell reported 86 students in the band and new kettle drums funded by the school board. The group invited the band to perform at the Tri State Fair with date to follow and planned a social gathering at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. McCausland
Sam Houston Band Parents Association
S. M. Bagwell
Tri-State Fair Association
Frank Satterfield
FE. P. Cave
H. A. Gilmore
M. Bagwell
N. A. Jankins
Bagwell
McCausland
Surprise birthday party honors Mrs Ratliff at home
Mrs S J Ratliff was honored with a surprise birthday party Thursday hosted by the Help Your Neighbor Club at 806 Monroe Street. A covered dish luncheon followed with attendees listed including Ben Ratliff and Jessie Ruth Alexander among others. A Moscow pavement experiment using black and brown rubber is reported to be testing well under heavy traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Floyd
Mabel Wright
Misses Faelyn Alexander
Jessie Ruth Alexander
Lillie Mae Clifton
Lucy Mae Ratliff
Mr. Ben Ratliff
Craig Ratliff
Billy Johnson
Moscow
Regina Bentley Hosts Junior Harmony Club Meeting
Regina Bentley hosted the Junior Harmony Club with Geraldine Warner as co host. The program featured an instrumental trio and talks on famous composers. Plans include entries in the Tri State Pair contest and future choral and stringed ensembles. Members listed include Jessie Elliott Ruth Steele Freda Dee Coffee Regina Bernley Virginia Middleton Glendal Calvert Elizabeth Sears Virginia Todd Frances Chesshir Mary Effie Zischang Ann Patton Helen Paxton Edythe Strickland Geraldine Warner Cleta Holland and sponsor Mrs B B Holland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina Bentley
Geraldine Warner
Ruth Thornton
Roberta Cohen
Jessie Elliott
Ruth Steele
Freda Dee Coffee
Regina Bernley
Virginia Middleton
Glendal Calvert
Elizabeth Sears
Virginia Todd
Frances Chesshir
Mary Effie Zischang
Ann Patton
Helen Paxton
Edythe Strickland
Cleta Holland
Mrs. B. B. Holland
Mrs C C Fountain Elected Berean Class President
Mrs C C Fountain was elected president of the Berean Class of the West at Amarillo Christian Church. At a luncheon Monday, officers chosen included Mrs A O Knox as vice president, Mrs Paul Winstead as treasurer, Mrs Ralph Roush as secretary, and Mrs S A Woody as reporter. Thirty two members attended.
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C. C. Fountain
Berean
Amarillo Christian Church
A. O. Knox
Paul Winstead
Ralph Roush
S. A. Woody
London Bridge Club Hostess Rounds Up Members
Mrs. V. F. Mann hosted the London Bridge Club on Tuesday afternoon. High score went to Mrs. Jim Walters with Mrs. F. F. Hillin second. traveling honor to Mrs. Ted Anderson. Other players included Mesdames Bob Chilton Elton Thomas J. W. Roush Jack Alexander and Jim Hutcheson. Next meeting set for Thursday at Mrs. Walters 2106 Lincoln Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. F. Mann
London Bridge Club
Jim Walters
F. F. Hillin
Ted Anderson
Mesdamees
Bob Chilton
Elton Thomas
J. W. Roush
Jack Alexander
Jim Hutcheson
Walters
Lincoln Street
Corduroy Expands Into Fashion Staples With Velvetlike Texture
Corduroy, valued for durability, now appears as decorative wear in women’s wardrobes. New colors and patterns including plaids and tweeds, plus a range of wale sizes, offer versatility from casual to formal. Gray velveteen jackets paired with matching gray outfits highlight the trend.
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Wales
Breakfast Muffins and Fall Fashion Highlights
Reading through Mrs Gaynor Maddox offers a blueberry muffin recipe with butter sugar eggs flour milk and blueberries. The piece shifts to fashion notes describing skirts, tailleurs dinner ensembles, necktie patterns inspired by game bird markings and a knitted wool vest for fall days.
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Mrs. Gaynor
Maddox
Quick to Make Breakfast Item: Coffee Cake
A compact recipe outlines easy coffee cake prep with butter lard sugar milk eggs flour baking powder walnuts raisins salt and a cinnamon topping. Instructions describe creaming shortening, adding sugar and eggs, then alternating dry ingredients with milk and nuts.
Breakfast Lunch and Dinner Menu Remains Simple
A daily school menu lists breakfast items cantaloupe scrambled eggs blueberry muffins coffee and milk. Luncheon includes hot frankfurters potato salad fruit cup cookies tea and milk. Dinner features stuffed baked tomatoes with pot roast baked potatoes stewed celery lemon meringue pie coffee and milk.
Pop Overs A Simple Delicacy For Luncheon Or Breakfast
A compact recipe describes greased shallow pan preparation with cinnamon sugar butter and a 350 degree bake for twenty minutes. It promotes popovers as versatile hostess fare filled with creamed fish or white meat and marmalade with bacon or ham for breakfast. The batter uses flour milk eggs butter baking powder and salt with hot tins for best rise.
Picture brides succeed Peiping settlers in China frontier
Twenty brides under 25 left Peiping to marry men in China's northwest frontier. Prospective husbands are often older. Ten picture brides from last year are happily married and active in colonization work.
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Peiping
China
Wife of Army Sergeant Charged with Murder in Wolfe Shooting
Mrs. Rose Dearborn wife of an army sergeant faced murder charges in San Antonio for the Sept. 11 fatal shooting of Guy C. Wolfe former deputy constable. She was jailed without bond after being arrested Wednesday. Police say she admitted firing at Wolfe believing him to be a prowler but investigators say she knew him.
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San Antonio
Rose Dearborn
Guy C. Wolfe
Dearborn
Wolfe
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Shirley Lane
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Amarillo Hotel
AL. G. Barnes and Sells
Floto Combined
Tri-State Fair
Tri-State
Xkekk Rk
City Drug
Polk
Beatler Bros
Reuller Bros
Texas
Rodeo
Ramsey Family
Vivian White
Lefty Christian
Himsel Don Wilcox
Madison Square Gardens
Crowley
Iowa Fair
Panhandle
Fair Grounds
Ernie Young
Energetic Club
S. J. Ratliff
Junior Harmony Club
Audubon
John Amedio Academy
Taylor
Amedio
Auitty
McDavid Bros
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Cou
Wilshire and
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