Bride-Elect Honored At Shower In Broaddus Home
Miss Iola Rucker bride-elect of Jack Nelson of Los Angeles was honored at a shower hosted by Miss Evelyn Broaddus and Mrs. Ann Reynolds at the Broaddus home 1009 West Seventh Avenue. Attending were numerous guests including Evelyn Rose, Ann McDonald, Flor etta Whitefield, Ethel Hicks, Margarite Reynolds, Patsy Reynolds, Irene Toll, Allyne Whelchel, Donna Clyde Wright, Lucretia Wilson and several others, with gifts sent by Ardith Slaton Elinor Atwood and Juanita Sim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iola Rucker
Jack Nelson
Los Angeles
Evelyn Broaddus
Ann Reynolds
Broaddus
West
Seventh Avenue
Evelyn Rose
Ann McDonald
Floretta Whitefield
Ethel Hicks
Marguerite Reynolds
Patsy Reynolds
Irene Toll
Allyne Whelchel
Donna Clyde Wright
Lucretia Wilson
Mesdames C. B. Williams, Jr
H. C Randolph
Roy Peet
J. O. Nelson
H. L. Jackson
Burr Shane
Tom Lynn
Juanita McCracken
Burl Jackson
Ardith Slaton
Elinor Atwood
Juanita Sim
River Road P T A Meeting Tonight and Delta Kappa Gamma Fall Meet
The Calendar lists events including a River Road Parent Teacher Association gathering at the school building tonight at 8 o clock, a Saturday story hour for children at Amarillo Public Library at 4, and Pi Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma first Fall meeting at Capitol Hotel at 6 30 o'clock with Frances Ellison and Mesdames Johnnie Campbell Price Colwell and Brandon in attendance. The wedding is scheduled for October 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
River Road
Parent-Teacher Association
Amarillo Public Library
Delta Kappa Gamma
Capitol Hotel
Mons
Frances Ellison
Mesdames
Johnnie Campbell
Price Colwell
Brandon
Second Birthday Celebrated By Charles Harvey Hughes
Charles Harvey Hughes celebrated his second birthday with a party hosted by his mother at the home of Mrs. R V Oakley. Attendees included Jo Ann Williams Sandra Louise Lee and many neighbors. A pink and white cake ice cream and cannons as favors marked the celebration while a blue and white sailor suit was worn by the birthday boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Harvey Hughes
R. V. Oakley
East Ninth Avenue
Charles Harvey
Jo Ann
Jackie Williams
Sandra Louise Lee
Jackie
Pearle
Jerry Green
Rhea Sean Mason
Dannie Merle
Judy Ann Stover
Sidney Stallings
R. B. Williams
H. W. Green
Bloosom
Alfred Hickmott
Loyd Stallings
Grover Mason
E. P. Eubanks
Peggy Dean Hughes
C. E. Hughes
H. O. Hughes
Mothers Are entertained At Parties
Mothers of two Alice Landergin School first grades hosted tea parties at homes on Harrison and Tyler streets. Central committees organized games. prizes were awarded with Mrs. E. E. Volle and Mrs. Ridings pouring tea to a group of mothers including Ferguson, Roberson, Garrett, Money, and Volle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrd M. Fahrner
Alice Landergin School
Henry Beverly
C. B. Pittman
J. L. Parmelee
Ted Lakey
Harrison Street
E. E. Volle
Aaron Gwyn
Louis Ridings
Goat Mascot Barney Is Kicked Out of Army
Sydney report says Barney a white Angora goat mascot for a garrison battalion was discharged from the army after touring North Sydney hotels and bars. He drank beer, ran amok, and wrecked a candy store and market. The garrison paid 30 dollars in damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Australia
A.P
Barney
North Sydney
Grizzlies of Gridiron Get New Cub Mascot
MISSOULA Mont. U P Greg Rice will lead Montana State University s football team this fall. Greg the new mascot of the Grizzlies is a cub bear captured by some Indians in the Flathead Lake country. The cub bear named for Greg Rice former Missoula youth who holds world distance running records will succeed other bear mascots who for the past four years were named Fessy after Coach Douglas Fessenden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Mont
U.P
Greg Rice
Montana State University
Greg
Grizzlies
Flathead Lake
Fessy
Douglas Fessenden
We, The Women By Ruth Millett
A reflective essay discusses how wives respond to their husbands telling stories and the impact of parental letters on a drafted son. It contrasts four wife types and asks parents to consider how their letters and attitudes affect a draftee’s morale and sense of duty. The piece uses period voice and emphasizes female perspectives in wartime home front dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Willie
Four-H Club Elects Pleasant Valley Officers at Meeting
Mary Lou Bingham was elected president of the Pleasant Valley Girls 4-H Club at a Thursday meeting in the Pleasant Valley School. Tessa Williams was named vice president, Stella Graystock secretary, Nancy Ann Bursey treasurer, and Betty Jean Oliver reporter. Suzella Bursey led the election. Members present included Cora Nell Baucom, Suzella Bursey, Juanice Chancler, Vonda Lee Ray, Peggy Jo King, Dorothy Jean Butterfield, Frances Armstrong, Doris Middleton, Laverne Darlington, Anita Lee, with sponsors Mrs. E. L. Butterfield and Mrs. T. E. Bursey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lou Bingham
Pleasant Valley Girls
Pleasant Valley School
Tessa Williams
Stella Graystock
Nancy Ann Bursey
Betty Jean Oliver
Suzella Bursey
Cora Nell Baucom
Juanice Chancler
Vonda Lee Ray
Peggy Jo King
Dorothy Jean Butterfield
Frances Armstrong
Doris Middleton
Laverne Darlington
Anita Lee
E. L. Butterfield
T. E. Bursey
District meeting of Catholic Women in Panhandle
A National Council of Catholic Women district meeting is set for Wednesday at 10 30 in Panhandle. Luncheon reservations must be placed by Monday with hospitality chair Mrs W M Benson at 45 4. The Gleaners Class of San Jacinto Baptist met Thursday night at Mrs Jack Whisenant 817 Tennessee Street for a social and business session electing S B Spillers as president Berry Bottoms as vice president Milton Harper as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Council of Catholic Women
Panhandle
Hospitality Committee
W. M. Benson
San Jacinto Baptist Church
Jack Whisenant
Tennessee Street
S. B. Spillers
Berry Bottoms
Milton Harper
B. Frank Hasty
Nelson Hall
Merle Goddard
Kathrine Hasty
Promotion Exercises At San Jacinto Methodist Church
Junior department promotion exercises were held Wednesday night in the Fellowship Hall. Superintendent Mrs J B Diggs presided as pupils outlined the year’s work and music filled the program. Diplomas were presented by J B Andrews to Patsy Birkmeyer Barbara Brooks Janet Branson Patsy Ruth Grimland Barbara Jane Husband Ruth Ann Jones Wavanne Martin Belle Moore Tiny Murphy Tharell Laughlin Charlotte McIlroy Joanna Oberbeck Davis Plunk Dorothy Mae Reeder Dessie Jo Turner Nora Lee Hoyt Jimmy Andrews Roy Thomas Bassett Emanuel Bruce Winfield Conant Bobby Haug Francis LaVance Robert Lee Lyle Melvin Gardner and Derling Killian. Refreshments were served to about 100 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jacinto Methodist Church School
J. B. Diggs
J. B. Andrews
Church School
Patsy Birkmeyer
Barbara Brooks
Janet Branson
Patsy Ruth Grimland
Barbara Jane Husband
Ruth Ann Jones
Wavanne Martin
Belle Moore
Tiny Murphy
Tharell Laughlin
Charlotte McIlroy
Joanna Oberbeck
Davis Plunk
Dorothy Mae Reeder
Dessie Jo Turner
Nora Lee Hoyt
Jimmy Andrews
Roy Thomas Bassett
Emanuel Bruce
Winfield Conant
Bobby Haug
Francis LaVance
Robert Lee Lyle
Melvin Gardner
Derling Killian
British Thunderstorms Quiet Since War Began
Huddersfield widow Mrs. Mabel Bower, Britain's top thunder spotter, says storms and lightning have fallen off since the war started. Reporting from 3,000 watchers nationwide, she notes fewer big storms and less thunder, and she seeks an explanation. Buenos Aires ranks second to New York as an American seaport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huddersfield
Eng
U.P
Britain
Mabel Bower
Oakes
Yorkshire
Bower
Buenos Aires
New York
Sewing Clubs Highlight Blue Bonnet Needle Club Gathering
The Blue Bonnet Needle Club opened its fall season with a lunch at 1019 Pierce Street hosted by Mrs. H. P. Scarborough. Orchids and yellows decorated the rooms as members and guests, including Ezra Morton and J. Scott Ford, attended before next week’s cancellation due to the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Bonnet Needle Club
H. P. Scarborough
Pierce Street
Mesdames
Ezra Morton
J. Scott Ford
T. L. Bosworth
J. F. Stewart
W. C. McClarney
C. B. Farmer
Earl W. Smith
P. D. Taylor
John Cc. Hudson
Needle Art Club Hosts Party at Phipps Home
Mr and Mrs Homer Tuttle and Mr and Mrs S M Phipps entertained Needle Art Club members and their husbands with a recent party in the Phipps home at 4223 West Fifteenth Avenue. Forty two provided entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Tuttle
S. M. Phipps
Needle Art Club
Phipps
West
Fifteenth Avenue
Mrs. E. F Dickerson Elected Borden Retail Club Leader
Mrs. E. F Dickerson was elected president of the Borden Retail Club at a gathering hosted by Mrs. G. B. Hill at 1503 Lipscomb Street. Other attendees included A. L. King Floyd Dickey Farl Green J. D. Dillard Dicker son J. O. White C. P. Metcalf Elmer McGrary and the hostess. The next meeting is set for Oct. 16 at Mrs. King’s home, 804 Carolina Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gordon
Beryl Needle Club
Carolina Street
Joe Hudspeth
Mesdames R
Branum
Bill Bogard
J. T. Brown
D. V. Moore
Carl Larsen
I. V. Smith
Wylon Reeves
Ed Putman
Reeves
East Sixth Avenue
Borden Retail Club
G. B. Hill
Lipscomb Street
E. F. Dickerson
A. L. King
Floyd Dickey
Farl Green
J. D. Dillard
Dickerson
J. O. White
C. P. Metcalf
Elmer McGrary
Mrs. King
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Spicer
Bulova
Lesae
Stewart
Tyler
Nursery & Floral CO
ST. Louis
ST. Louis P
City Planning Commission
White & Hire
Mary Joyce Chenault
W. L. Chenault
Brenau College
Gainesville
Phi Mu
Brenau
Army
Gridiron
Cub
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Ruth Millett
Edgar
PA Jones
Jones
Keeney
Keeney Bakery
Amarillo
Polk
Four-H
Gleaners
Primrose Club
A. R. Beene
Cleveland Street
J. S. Beeman
Leslie Beeman
B. R. Jones
H. R. Davis
G. L. Holman
Jim Mayo
Ella Ballenger
M. E. Hughes
R. N. Miller
BE. W. Warren
George Barry
C.S. Inman
W. D. Harral
Beryl Club
E. D. Hawkins
W. D. Thornton
Leslie Stephens
Jack Edwards
Mr. Stephens
Hawkins
Harry Warren
Needle Art
JK Aye Sons Furniture Miers
West 7Th Ave
E. F Dickerson
Jayne
America
Rothmoor
The
Jack Lederer
W. Sixth
Sunkist
Pig Tails
Chuck
Pretzel
Heinz
LUX
Peg
van Camp
Colgate- Palmolive-Peet Co
Hylic
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