Luncheon Launches 1924 Study Club International Week
The 1924 Study Club celebrated International Week with an International Buffet Luncheon at the Greenbelt REA, led by president Mrs. B. M. Sims as toastmaster. Guests included Mrs. J B Toss, Mrs. Chester Fires, Miss Sara Jones, and many others. theme was Pleasurable Pathways to Perception with a Gourmet's Pathway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenbelt
REA
International Affairs Department
J. BR. Toss
Chester Fires
Sara Jones
B. M. Sims
En Espanol
DKG Hears of Emerging World in Childress Program
Delta Kappa Gamma Gamma chapter hosted a March 2 gathering at Guy's Cafe Childress with Miss Inez Blankenship chairing. Speakers included Bonnie Willis Marjorie Bain and Margaret McElreath using material from John Furbay on the space age nation building and free world idea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamma Kappa Chapter
Delta Kappia Gamma
Guy's Cafe
Childress
Inez Blankenship
Clarendon
Bonnie Willis
Wellington
Marjorie Bain
Turkey
Margaret McElreath
Memphis
John Furbay
Trans-World Airways
Velma Weaver
Delta Rap
Difest
Committee On
Reba Stroehle
Brunetta Morris
Andy Rogers
Eiher
Tte
Charlotte Ward
Clarwenden
Mmes
Lola White
Lillie Castleberry
Collingsworth County
Rufus Sweat
Charley Hill
Bernice Welch
Vernon Peters
Barney Walker
Bonnie Wiltie
Sama Jones
Mauiie
Men of PTA Program Hosts Night Meeting
The Elementary PTA will host a March 12 meeting at 7 30 p m in the school cafe. Husbands of executive committee members will host the night. A panel of eight including parents teachers administrator and a teenager will discuss We Rush Our Children. Refreshments provided and supervision for young children. An Open House was canceled due to school closure, but the Art Exhibit in the library is open to the public with paintings for display and purchase benefiting the high school art program.
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Elementary Parent-Teacher Association
Achual
Baptist WMU Has Week of Prayer for Home Missions
The Women’s Missionary Union of the First Baptist Church began a Week of Prayer for Home Missions on Monday morning March 4. Meetings are held each day through Friday at 8 30 a m. Mr and Mrs Jack Gartwright and children from Lubbock spent the past weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Morris Wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Missionary Union of the First Baptist Church
Jack Gartwright
Lubbock
Morris Wells
Girl of the Month Darlene Rainey Named by B P W Club
Sumnerwood senior Darlene Rainey honored as Girl of the Month by the Business and Professional Women's Club. Guest speaker Harry McEwen discussed global understanding. Rainey's extensive honors include Lions Club Sweetheart, Who's Who, FHA leader, and Future Homemaker standout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry McEwen
McEwen
Murray Darlson
Darlene Rainey
Samnorwood
Darlene
Samnorwood High School
Sweethart
Who's Who
Crusade For Christ, Baptist Youth Organization
Sumnerwood
FHA
Shamrock
Miami
Future Teachers
R&pw
Miss Rainey
Selba Rainey
Mr. McEwen
Mmes
Louise Templeton
H. L. Jenkins
Errast Hanwell
Harold Elbert
Murray Dodson
Jimmie Kelso
Ray
HD Clothing Workshops in March Set for Women
A series of no fee clothing workshops for county women runs through March under Mrs. Kathryn Bartenbruch. Advanced class meets Mondays in her office. Wellington beginners Wednesdays at 2 pm in her office. Nedson group Tuesdays at 2 pm in the Salinol Cafeteria. Fresno group Thursdays at 2 pm in members’ homes. Contact her office to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Bartenbruch
Barjenbruch
Wellington
Nedson
Newborns in Wellington Area and Nearby Communities
Lowell Nix Me and Myre of Lubbock announce a daughter Kimberly Jo born March weighing four pounds twelve ounces. Mrs Nixon formerly Mary Ja Doen daughter of J. W. Voen of Quail. Mr and Mrs John C Wolf announce a son Thomas Edwin born February 27 at St Josephs Hospital weight eight pounds fourteen and one half ounces. Harold Eugene born February 27 at St Josephs Hospital to Mr and Mrs Harald Caldwell weight six pounds twelve ounces. Twin daughters born March 4 at St Josephs Hospital to Mr and Mrs Hale Walter Needham of Quail Paula Jean four pounds fifteen ounces and Pamela Ja six pounds six ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myre
Lowell Nixon
Lubbock
Kimberly Jo
John C. Wolf
Thomas Edwin
St. Josephs Hospital
Harold Eugene
Harald Caldwell
St. Josephs’ Hospital
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Hale Walter Needham
Quail
Paula Jean
Pamela Ja
Rehearsal Dinner Given Friday in Pampa
Mr and Mrs C A Winton hosted a rehearsal dinner Friday March 1 in Court House Cafes dining room honoring the wedding party of Wanda Sue Tinney and Bobby Winton. Attendees included Rev and Mrs John Dyer and numerous Tinney, Oliphant, Tinzty, Houchelle, Moore, Kinson, Duncan and Winton family members from Pampa and nearby areas.
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C. A. Winton
Wanda Sue Tinney
Bobby Winton
Court House Cafe
Pampa
John Dyer
J. H. Tinney
Robby Tinney
Rhonda Kay
Jerry Don Oliphant
Don Tinzty
Oklahoma City
Terry Houchelle
Donnie Moore
Amatillo
Jack Ate Kinson
John Duncan
Linda Winton
Winton
Wellington
Dallas Couple Weds In January Nuptials At Richland Home
Oran Doolen Starkey and Miss Bar Draper of Dallas were married January 27 in a double ring ceremony conducted by a Justice of the Peace at Richardaun. The couple, both employed by Geo Technological Corporation in Garland, plan a Houston honeymoon after the service.
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Oran Doolen Starkey
Connecticut Lane
Nulins
Bar “Draper
Dallas
Norbert ¢. Draper
Wyatt
Garden City
New York
Oran Starkey
Richardaun
Houston
Geotechnical Corporation
Garland
Samnorwood PTA Meeting Focuses on Patriotism
The Samnorwood Parent-Teacher Group met February 25 in the school gym foyer with president Mrs. John Stages. The sophomores performed, a discussion on respecting the flag followed, and songs plus a film “A Letter from America” were shown. About 40 attended as Mrs Nash Stiee hosted refreshments. next meeting is March 25. The association recently bought about $200 in library books.
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Samnorwood
Samnorwool Parent - Teacher Association
John Stages
Robert Dwight
America
Abrs
Nash Stiee
Luo
Marent
Associa
Sisters Honored on Birthdays
Mrs. KR L Thompson and Mrs. H A Bockman were honored at a birthday dinner hosted by Mrs. St J Thompson on Wednesday February 20. Thompson’s birthday fell on February 21 and Bockman’s on February 24. Attendees included Mrs. Charing Clement of Amarillo, Nat Thompson and Airs. Emmett of Groom, Clyde Emmett and H A Hockman couples, Donald Coleman and Luther Thompson. On Saturday February 29 Leroy Thompson of Oklahoma City visited RL Thompson. Vick of Clarendon visited last week with her daughter and family, Mr and Mrs Fierud Holland, Vickey and Randy.
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KR. L. Thompson
H. A. Bockman
St. J. Thompson
Thompson
Bockman
Charing ‘Clement
Amarillo
Dire
Nat Thompson
Groom
Clyde Emmett
H. A. Hoc
Joss Vick of
Clarendon
WSCS Begins Prayer Study at First Methodist Church
The Women’s Society of Christian Service began a five week Friday study on prayer using the book Dimensions of Prayer. Meetings start Thursday this week at 4830 Big and continue Fridays, inviting all women interested. Mrs Elvis Pitts of Burk Creek is undergoing surgery at a local hospital.
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Women's Society of Christian Service
The
First Methodist Church
Elvis Pitts
Burk Creek
Momypill
Mutual program of original compositions by Mrs Charlotte Word
Mrs Word of Clarendon will present a mutual program of original compositions at First Baptist Church on Thursday March 7 at 7 PM. She will be accompanied by Mrs Frank Phelan Jr of Clarendon. Collingsworth residents are invited. Mrs Word is an organist pianist and composer. The singer Wanda Johnson of Childress studied at Cincinnati Conservatory and has sung with Dallas Musicals and major stars. now living in Clarendon with her two sons.
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Hadley
Charlotte
Trigham Word
Clarendon
First Baptist ‘Church
Tho ‘Pam
Frank, Phelan Jr
Collingsworth
Mack Bush
Word
Millard Word
Donley County
Phelan
Wanda Johnson
Childress
Cincinhati Conservatory of Music
Cincinnati
Ohio
Vole of America
Texas
Dallas
Wellington Home Demonstration Club Meeting Notes
The Wellington Home Demonstration Club met February 27 in honor of Mrs. Nannie Maxton. Mrs. Masten called the meeting to order. Scripture was read by J. L. Hays. Roll call listed members J. A. Lowe and Mrs. Ged Masten who gave the council report. Refreshments were served to several members and guests including J. A. Lowe, J. Gardnar, W. A. Morrow, Quaci l Maxton, Nell Conk, Nannie Maxton, Mrs. J. L. Hays, and Miss Leota Ammons.
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Wellington
Shower Honors Jo Ann Garrison Bride Elect
Jo Ann Garrison, bride elect of Elmer Green, was feted at a Friday bridal shower hosted in the home of Birs Hodge. Guests in the receiving line included Ars Hodge, Misa Garrison, and Mrs R A Benton. The table featured pink and white centerpieces and a lace cloth, with Mina Linda Garrison registering guests between 2 and 4 pm. Hostesses were Mrs Benton, R Bo Logan, Billy Williams, Loyd Branch, Robertson, and Hodge.
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Jo Ann Garrison
Elmer Green
Ming Jo Ann Garrison
Birs
Dims Hodge
Ars
Hodge
Misa Garrison
Mra
R. A. Benton
Mina Linda Garrison
Bridgelect
Guetta
Mmes. Benton
R. Bo Logan
Billy Williams
Loyd Branch
Robertson and
Mrs Zook Thomas Discusses Patterns at Club Meeting
The White House Demonstration Club met at Mrs Tod Wheeler's home on February 28 with Mrs Haskell Manuel leading in Mrs A N Saunders absence. Mrs Zook Thomas presented a talk and demonstration on fitting and alterations of patterns. Refreshments served to several members and two visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tod Wheater
Haskell Manuel
A. NY Saunders
Zook Thomas
Lonnie Wealham
Mra. Wheeler
School Lunchroom MENU
March 11 to 16 lunch offerings include ground beef on bun with toppings, corn on the cob, peanut butter cookies, pears, and milk options. creamed turkey with buttered rice, beans, cranberry salad, and milk. pinto beans with chili, slaw, and cornbread with brownies and milk. pork with roasted greens, potatoes, and jelly. vegetable soup with crackers, cheese toast, pickles, pie with whipped topping and milk alternatives.
Help for the Needy Bill Covers Disabled Texans
Rep Will L Smith of Beaumont introduces a House bill to fund medical care for the totally and permanently disabled not covered by the state program. He says nearly 8 000 persons now benefit from the needy disabled program.
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Will L. Smith
Beaumont
Texas Hause of Representatives
Smith
Prehistoric Texas Animals Highlight in Game and Fish
Austin reports Texas Game and Fish magazine explores ancient life in the state. Geologist Reeves de from Texas Tech discusses giant 60-foot crocodiles and 80-foot sea monitors once roaming Trans-Pecos and southern Texas, with fossils dating back 400 to 500 million years. The piece outlines Permian period reptile emergence and features stories on Game Guardians and prairie island adventures.
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Austin
Nowspaper
A Reeves de
Texas Game and Fish
Game and Fish Commission
Iatanes
Reaves
Lone Star Ataly
Reeves
Texas Tech
Oxas
Eer
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DKG
Men of Pta
Baptist
WMU
B&pw
John Alf Thomas
Baby
Boge White
Thomas
Moscow
Mrs. Doolen Starkey
Wellington High School
University of Texas School of Engineering
Sul Roas State College
Alpine
Texas Technologierl College
United States Army
University of Texas
Dorothy Maddox
WSCS
Mrs. Masten
Mrs. Zook Thomas
State of Georgia
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