Harmony Club hosts annual New Year luncheon at Stroud home
The Woman's Page reports the Harmony Club opened the year with a luncheon at Mrs J Ernest Stroud’s 3007 Ong residence. Hostesses included Mrs J M Simpson Jr W L Hickerson J T Smith and Gordon McCarty. Members attended a meeting featuring a program on American Music with performances by Mrs Campbell Mrs Timmons and others.
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Harmony Club
J. Ernest Stroud
J. M. Simpson, Jr
W. L. Hickerson
J. T. Smith
Gordon McCarty
Simpson
N. D. Bartlett
Fairman Dee
Paul Timmons
Leander Campbell
Howard Boxwell
William Billings
Timmons
A. Reinagle
Sicard
Mesdames
Howard Lynch
al Morris
Roger Martini
E. Montgomery
Clark Wagner
Jerome Stocking
L. V. Cradit
F. M. McLaughlin
C. E. Birkmeyer
Watson B. Hamilton
C. W. Seibel
Otis Trulove
Hal Sullenberger
Jack Burgess
Ed Mayer
H. N. Wheeler
Charles Underwood
L. B. Newby
M. H. Ensign
Archie Castlebery
Karl Wilson
W. L. Rickerson
Payne Frost
Fairmon Dee
J. M. Wise
A. E. Casey
Robert W. Smith
Clovis, NM
Thrifty Club Hosts Meeting at Nelson Home
Thrifty Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. W. E. Nelsons 200 Mountain Drive with president Mrs. R. F. Freeman leading. Members contributed to Boys Ranch and Boys Ranch Farm and planned Christmas gifts. Refreshments followed for several members and a new member Mrs. A A Cornett. Next meeting set for Oct 11 at 2 pm at Mrs. John Morriss home on Mesquite Avenue.
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Thrifty Home Demonstration Club
W. E. Nelson
Mountain Drive
R. F. Freeman
Boys Ranch
Boys Ranch Farm
T. E. Bursey
F. L. Hackley
Kay Baird
Dorsey Smith
J. S. Glover
Bob Lewis
G. R. Baucum
W. H. Boydston
G. D. Stephens
A. A. Cornett
John Morris
Mesquite Avenue
Entertainers Host Morning Coffee in Waco
Mrs J T Glover hosted a morning coffee at 2110 Hayden with Mrs J T Glover Jr and Mrs O V Vernon. Honoree Mrs James T Martin of Waco attended. House party guests included Mrs W C Colley Mat Webb Walter Mount Jr and Mrs Thomas Jones. A crystal swan bowl with pink dahlias and purple sage graced the center as Mrs Colley poured. Sixty guests called during the hours.
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J. T. Glover
Hayden
J. T. Glover, Jr
O. V. Vernon
James T. Martin
Waco
W. C. Colley
Mat Webb
Walter Mount, Jr
Thomas Jones
Colley
Beware of New Kitchens Booby Traps
AP Newsfeatures writer Cynthia Lowry encounters a futuristic kitchen in Miss Estella Karns farmhouse outside New York City. The gleaming appliances tempt, but the elaborate systems including a garbage disposer and ultraviolet lighting prove hazardous without instruction. The author contrasts this with her own kitchen for relief.
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Estella Karn
Mary Margaret McBride
Miss Karn
New York City
Cuba Sends Record Float of Tourists to United States
Cuba plans a historic surge of visitors to the United States this year, aiming to boost tourism and cross cultural exchange after years of travel restrictions. Officials anticipate larger numbers across major gateways and regions, signaling a notable shift in People to People ties.
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Cuba
United States
Rainbow Girls Install At Amarillo Assembly No 19
Formal installation for Amarillo Assembly No 19 of the Rainbow Girls was held at Khiva Temple. Installing officers included Shirley Bowles, Betty McCully, Norma Roth, Betty Moore, and Jean Rainey with roles as listed. Decorative ceremony arrangements complemented the event.
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Amarillo
Order of the Rainbow
Khiva Temple
Shirley Bowles
Betty McCully
Marshall
Norma Roth
Betty Moore
Jean Rainey
Miss Wanda Higdon Installed Worthy Adviser at Lodge
At the officer stations and color stations a rainbow backdrop framed the event as Wanda Higdon daughter of Mr and Mrs Otis Higdon 1908 Madison was inducted as worthy adviser. Line officers included Jean Ryan Vera Wilcoxin Kay Johnston Joan Morris Joyce Rainey Alice Ireland drell lead er Carol Creek Barbara Bumpus Sue Whitaker Jocelyn Spur Ruth Kennedy Lula Margaret McMillan Alma Dell Baily Joy Wright Betty Hamilton Jurdee Speer Louise Rogers June Jones and more attended. The choir miembros Margie Bivens Myda Bivens Marjorie Blanton Viola Dellis Jennie George Colleen Leithauser Sue McPherson Dorothy Morris Lucy Pit Patsy Westerfield. The paraphernalia committee was Marie Crump chairman Catherine Hoyt and Carolyn Vetesk. Mr and Mrs Higdon were presented and Higdon’s daughter received a bouquet of Talisman roses. Jean Ryan read Mary Goes to the Shoe Store and the Four Flats sang three selections. Gifts were presented and color bars given to the members by Mrs Ray Roth. Refreshments followed.
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Wanda Higdon
Otis Higdon
Madison
Jean Ryan
Vera Wilcoxin
Charity
Kay Johnston
Hope
Joan Morris
Faith
Joyce Rainey
Alice Ireland
Carol Creek
Love
Barbara Bumpus
Sue Whitaker
Nature
Jocelyn Spur
Immortality
Ruth Kennedy
Fidelity
Lula Margaret McMillan
Alma Dell Baily
Service
Joy Wright
Confidential Observer
Betty Hamilton
Outer Observer
Jurdee Speer
Louise Rogers
June Jones
Margie Bivens
Myda Bivens
Marjorie Blanton
Viola Dellis
Jennie George
Colleen Leithauser
Sue McPherson
Dorothy
Ray Roth
One Lady Free of Gas After Inner-Aid Use
A woman reports relief from stomach gas headaches and constipation after taking INNER-AID. She says meals no longer cause bloating and gas, with headaches gone and bowel action normalized. INNER-AID, claimed to contain 12 herbs, cleanses bowels and supports liver and kidneys, sold at drug stores.
Community club and group meeting schedule for Amarillo
Amarillo area organizations list evening gatherings at various venues. The entry notes the Amarillo Business and Professional Women's Club at Herring Hotel with 6 30 start, Junior Progressive Study Club at 1018 Bryan, San Jacinto Rebekah Lodge 145 at IOOF Hall, Elizabeth Nixon Junior High Band Parents Association at the school auditorium, Horace Mann PTA at the school cafeteria, and Bonita Chapter 184 of the Order of the Eastern Star at Khiva Temple with starts around 7 30 or 8 o'clock.
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Amarillo Business and Professional Women's Club
Herring Hotel
Ad V
Hopf Starts Five Day Furlough From Amarillo Army Post
Sgt Karl J Hopf Amarillo Army recruiter departs Tuesday on a five day furlough He plans to visit friends and relatives in Dallas during the leave from duty.
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Thrifty Club
General Foods
Bartow Mfg. CO
ST. Louis 15
Idibiau
Plains
Panhandle
Creamery
Olan H. Eastham
Houston
Alice Jeanne
Calvin K. Salmon
C. E. Salmon
Adrian
W. A. Hansard
Cavalry Baptist Church
Pat Lancaster
Roberts
Amarillo High School
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Salmon
Clarendon High School
Amarillo College
North West Twelfth
Cynthia Lowry
AP Newsfeatures
YWCA
Virginia Dacus
YMCA
Marie
Earle
Herbert Drug
M. Goff Company
FRESE
Lubbeck
L.N. Pittman
Optometrist
Poik Sr
Council of Church Women
San Jacinto Methodist Church
River Road
Association
Security Benefit Association
Rebekah Hall
West Sixth
Rebekah Hail
Jaynes
Bula Fay
UTY
Taylor
News-Globe
Anderson
Anderson Mattress Company
P.O
Texas
North
Tyler
White & Kirk
White
Kirk
Lydia B. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lydia E Pinkham
A Polk
Alice Brooks
Amarillo Globe
Household Arts Dept
Flatbush Station
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