Couple Honored With Showers Before Move to Wichita Falls
Mrs. H. H. Einhaus was feted with a coffee shower hosted by Mesdames Grady Fox and Goldsmith Davis at the Davis home on Jackson Street. Guests included many locals and the honoree received a corsage of roses. The couple will relocate to Wichita Falls.
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H. H. Einhaus
Grady Fox
Goldsmith Davis
Davis
Jackson
Einhaus
Wichita Falls
Mrs. Fox
Mes- Ceres Claud Davis
W. C. Newman
Red Wheeler
W. T. Hazlewood
John Daniel
Vernice Whittington
B. R
George Nussbaum
West Thirteenth
Merss
Mesdames Prien
Bush
Debbrecht
Walsh
Nussbaum
Social Calendar Tonight Highlights Club Meetings
Tonight events include W F Post No 1907 and W O W meetings with dances at 8 and sewing instruction at 9 led by Mrs Zella Riggs. Advisers of Calling All Girls Club meet at 6 with Mrs Blaine Paul. PRIDAY Philomathic chair is Mrs Odus Turner at 1713 Jackson. First Presbyterian Church hosts Red Cross sewing 9 to 4, plus Mother-in-Law Club at Federation Club Rooms at 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Girls Club
Blaine Paul
Parker
Priday Philomathic
Odus Turner
Jackson
Amarillo Music Teachers Guild elects new officers
The Amarillo Music Teachers Guild met at 1121 Avondale to elect officers for the coming year. Norma Ferguson was named president with Janet McNeil as vice president, Elizabeth Powell treasurer, Tugenia Caldwell secretary, and Nellie D. Erhard reporter.
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Amarillo Music Teachers Guild
Norman Ferguson
Avondale
Norma Perguson
Janet McNeil
Elizabeth Powell
Tugenia Caldwell
Nellie D. Erhard
Hosetss
Lodge to Meet Meets of Red Carnation Lodge 345
Members of the Red Carnation Lodge 345 Ladies Society to the Brotherhood of L F and F will meet Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the I O O F Hall.
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Red Carnation Lodge
Ladies Society
B. of L. F
Mrs Julian Bivins Leaves for Oklahoma City Visit
Mrs Julian Bivins of 1300 Madison leaves for Oklahoma City to visit Mr and Mrs Bob Lynn.
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Oklahoma
Julian Bivins
Madison
Oklahoma City
Bob Lynn
Dear Judy Notes on Fashion Shows and Local Social Life
Dear Judy describes a fashion show with Steffi Nossen's dancers modeling teen wear. It covers modern miss and modern mess themes, school date and evening attire, and notes on sweaters and ballet shoes. The piece also mentions gas rationing lifted, party chatter, bracelets, modeling, and local entertainment figures amid a lively social scene.
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Steffi Nossen
Stolen Cars Recovered as Three From Amarillo Still Missing
Three cars were stolen in Amarillo last night and three previously stolen vehicles were recovered. A pickup was taken from in front of St. Anthony's Hospital belonging to a Canyon resident. A 1941 Mercury stolen yesterday afternoon in Amarillo was found in Clarendon. Police seek a coupe stolen from Amarillo Army Air Field and a recovered car in Amarillo had been taken from Hereford days earlier. A Santa Fe, New Mexico report confirms a car stolen in Amarillo Monday has been recovered.
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Amario
Amarillo
St. Anthony's Hospital
Canyon
Clarendon
Amarillo Army Air Field
Hereford
Santa Fe
N. M
Pastor's Home Scene of Union for Eunice McCormack and C S Ivey
Miss Eunice McCormack daughter of L O McCormack of Clovis New Mexico and C S Ivey son of Mr and Mrs W G Ivey were married September 23 at Dr A D Foremans home. Attendants Mrs Jack Williams and Roland Henderson were present. The couple will reside in Amarillo after a wedding trip.
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Jack Williams
Roland Henderson
Sweetwater
History of Amarillo Topic For Sorosis Club
A Sorosis Club meeting led by Mrs. Dwight Stanley discussed the history of Amarillo presented by Mrs. A. L. Vandiver in Federation Club Rooms. The group set October 10 for the next gathering.
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Amarillo
Sorosis Club
Federation Club
Dwight Stanley
A. L. Vandiver
Warlicks Celebrate Shared Birthday at Local Dance
Mr. and Mrs. John Warlick were honored Wednesday evening with a dance in the W. O. W. Hall. The couple, whose birthdays fall on the same day, received gifts and refreshments after the event. One hundred twenty five guests attended.
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Joh Warlick
John Warlick
W. O. W. Hall
Directors Meeting Postponed Indefinitely In Amarillo
The Amarillo Chamber of Commerce board meeting scheduled for this week has been indefinitely postponed. Rex Baxter the chamber manager has returned from Washington DC where he consulted federal officials on the future of the Pantex Ordnance Plant and Amarillo Army Air Field.
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Amarillo
Sugar Syrup for Fruit Drinks and Iced Tea
Keep sugar syrup on hand for sweetening fruit drinks and iced tea. To prepare, boil equal parts sugar and water for three to five minutes and store covered tightly in the refrigerator.
New President Named for Study Club
Members of the Junior Travel Study Club met in Amarillo at 4214 West Twelfth. Mrs. Ralph LeMond became president after Mrs. W. O. Carlson resigned and left town. Mrs. Garland Martin was named reporter historian, replacing Mrs. Dc. A. Thomas. The group voted a $5 donation to the Community Chest. The program theme was Modern Furnishings and Decorations. Ben McCarty discussed the topic.
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Vernon Crawford
West Twelth
Ralph LeMond
W. O. Carlson
Amarillo
Garland Martin
Dc. A. Thomas
Ben McCarty
Meeting notes on Chopin Waltzes and Schubert Nocturne
Guests at the meeting included Mesdames John Broadhurst and R G Atkinson. Attending members were Mesdames David Brown Gordon Gill Watson B Hamilton Ralph LeMond Martin McCarty W W Sharp Thomas Thomas Wingate and Carney Wyrick.
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John Broadhurst
R. G. Atkinson
David Brown
Gordon Gill
Watson B. Hamilton
Ralph LeMond
Martin, McCarty
W. W. Sharp
Thomas
Thomas Wingate
Carney Wyrick
Khiva Temple Exec Committee Meetings Resuming Saturday
The Khiva Temple executive committee noon meetings will resume this Saturday after a summer break. The first fall session is set for 12:30 PM at the Capitol Hotel, with Fred Galle serving as recorder as reported today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Khiva Temple
Capitol Hotel
Fred Galle
Schmidt to address Panhandle engineers meeting
E G Schmidt chief chemist with the Texhoma Gas Company will speak at the Panhandle Chapter Texas Society of Professional Engineers meeting in the Capitol Hotel at 8 o clock Monday night. His topic is The Natural Gas Industry and other matters of interest to professional engineers in the Panhandle.
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E. G. Schmidt
Texhoma Gas Company
Fritch
Panhandle
Texas Society of Professional Engineers
Capitol Hotel
the Panhandle
Calt Solution Sprinkled to Halt Weeds in Gravel Drive
A simple garden tip suggests sprinkling calt solution on a gravel drive to prevent weed growth. The method aims to suppress weed emergence and reduce maintenance, offering a practical, low effort control option.
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Hinkemp, Jack Wyrick
Vern Hilton
Ed Pitman
Herbert Drug
Parkridge
Uso
Zella Riggs
First Presbyterian Church
Red Cross
Music Teachers Guild
Lodge
Lucille Rae
Ire
Marty di
Barbara Gould
Judy
Helen
Ray Ives
Henry Aldrich
Ellis Island
Ray
Harry Prime
Bing, Frankie, Como and
Haymes
Terrif
Andrews Sisters
Kay
Bing
Central Park
Ed Durlacher
Souares
Iz Automobile
Vivian Brown
Sybil
E. Sixth
Bond
Trou
Fuchsio
America
Sybil Hat Shop
Spearman
Borden
Schmidt
Engineers
Dey
Glamour
Niote
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