Social bridge party honors Mrs Dick Brosle at Jones home
Mrs E W Jones hosted a May 14 reception at 1807 Amarillo St for Mrs Dick Brosle of Dallas. Guests enjoyed tea and flowers before a bridge session. High score went to Mrs J F Hughes, first prize to Mrs Dick Brosle, second to Mrs N L Goeke, third to Mrs Ben Boston. Several local residents and families attended, including Mrs Ansell McDowell and Misses Trixie Taber and Aliens Taber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.W. Jones
Dick Broyles
Dallas
Jones
Amarillo St
Mra. JF. Hughes
Roaring Springs
Dick Brosles
N. TL. Goeke
Ben Boston
Ben Bayton
Roy Hoan
S. P. Buster
Deakins Wells
Aubrey Dolbs
Jack Beant
Trek Brostes
Demones
KO OW. Ailiy
Lee O. O'Nell
Cheke
Castleberry
Fl. Pinkston
Pred Watkina
Do Wh. Stevenson
Smail
Ray Gomlynn
Huskies
KR. Parsons
Renee
All. Cochran
Fred Taylor
Oal Manser
Sullivan
Wells
Wilean
Aviee
Besa Royal
Visit of Clarendon Residents to Wellington
Miss Frances Emanuel and Mrs Margaret Hianvel of Brick Oda hosted guests this week at their trees and cunt. Mr. and Mrs PT Risanvel and family visited friends in Wellington on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Joes
Clarendon
Wellington
Frances Emanuel
Margaret Hianvel
Brick
Oda
Mre
Risanvel
End of Neuritis and Ailment Relief Claimed by Photographer
Photographer Q Hrnniaker of 684 162 Austin avenue Waterbury says a medicine relieved six years of neuritis kidney trouble constipation and ankle and limb swelling. He claims improved walking vision and energy and plans to continue the treatment ending with a prayer of gratitude for relief from these ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q. Hrnniaker
Austin Avenue
Wate
N Y Woman Claims 14 Pounds Fat Melt Result
An advertisement touts Kruschen Salts as a fat burning and health tonic. It markets dramatic weight loss of fourteen pounds and claims benefits for constipation headaches nervousness and acidity while urging daily morning use with water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Y
Brosehen
America
Graduation Day Celebrates Amarillo Students and Visitors
Amarillo figures Zook Thomas visits his parents while Memphis guest Mrs. Bill Kitltinger joins relatives. Slaton trip planned to visit Rev. and Mrs. T. A. Smith. First Baptist Church event features address by C. R. Joyner and musical programs. Numerous graduates listed from Ray Aldridge to Yvonne Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Joyner
First Baptist Church
Mabel Jones
Rosa
Ta Lasser
Jimmie Mae Clark
Mr. Neff
Superintendent Farrar
RE. B. Bowen
Ray Aldridge
Susie Austin
Delia Austin
Alfred Dailey
Ben Baldwin
Wiliam Bartenbruch
Elmer Black
Willie Lee Melnanis
Alle Maa Moore
Ellis Johnson
Ruby Johnson
Pauline Payne
Florence Pepper
Yvonne Phillips
Gladys Saded
Virgin's Starpe
S/T
Award Diplomas Continued From Page One
Names listed for diploma awards include Dorothy Nell Keey Lucy Parrigin Ruby Lee Polk Ruby Lee Roberts Melvin K Rucktashel Estil Rucktashel Verna Evelyn Sullivan Frankie Lucille Scruggs John F Savage Kenneth B Stevenson Ruth Pauline Smart Dorothy Jane Strong Imogene Strickland Nellie Ann Sims Kenneth Stinson Naomi Sluy Marie Trout J B Tarter Susie Vaughan Lois Vaughan Evelyn Wilson Imogene Minoura Wynn Josephine Wilson.
Largest Class In- Continae? Trom Page Oped
Fragmented text from a historical page discusses a class and a program. It references Wellington and Palestine, mentions a piano piece by M Aulowy Dohhs, and hints at a public or educational notice without clear details or a coherent event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haypinesa
Teel
Sandy
Eve
Wellington
M Aulowy
Students map future colleges for next year
The list shows numerous students planning to enter a wide range of institutions including the University of Oklahoma, Texas Tech University, West Texas State Teachers College, North Texas State Teachers College, and private colleges such as Baylor and John Tarleton. Names and planned destinations span Oklahoma, Texas, New Mexico, and Arkansas, with several entering state teachers colleges and military institutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Oklahoma At
Norman
Tech
Pauline Payne
Carrie Nola Campbell
Floyd Boverie
Argen Hix
Lucille Duke
Ray Aldridge
Camille Smyers
A. J. Hill
Helen Houston
Emory Hunter
Yvonne Phillips
Garland Hampton
Edward Lee Pritchard
William Bartenbruch
Filmer Black
Ruby Watts
Harold Boston
Verbyl Gausnes
Lucille Houston
Cora Cocke
J. A. At
Denton
Dena Holmes
Helen Cook
Florence Pepper
Jim Mae Clark
Ruby Crawley
Evelyn Holland
Virginia Simpson
University of Oklahoma
Ny Helm
Durward Herron
Mabel Jones
Glennis Wiseman
Mar[le Thompson
Ruby Johnson
Dorothy McMinn
Willie Lee McInnis
Wertha Tartar
West Texas State Teachers College
Canyon
Hazel McClure
North Texas State Teachers College
Lamoine Lemley
Alva State Teachers College
Alva
Oklahoma
Erlys Manner
Hazell Leach
Ben
Camparee Details For Beginnings In Scout Camp
The camparee committee will observe and judge other districts while under the chief observer. Breakfast Friday offers scrambled eggs poached eggs pancakes biscuits twists ham bacon coffee tea cocoa kabob and a Scout’s own dish. No camparee patrol members may leave grounds until the program ends unless the committee permits.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ba Mas
Deskins Wells
KE. W. Jones
Ansell McDowell
Orton
Sandy Varcons
Morrow
R. E. Morrow
Gid
Cartsbad
New Mexico
Pharmacy
Trixie
Aliens Taber
Chilficathe
Rev
Myx
A Bowen
Waco
WR. HW. Og, Bribaneie
Wruschen
Wed
Collingsworth County’s. Only
Abstracte
Loang
Zook Thomas of
Amarillo
Mrs
J. D. Thomas
Bill Kitltinger
Memphis
Mrs. R. I. Morrow
Carl Rogers
Leah Smith
Slaton
T. A. Smith
Dating Stotah
Jamille Sanyvers
Woollaw Staffer
Glaroll
Leneh Miward
Lee Pritchard
Werth
Tartar
Lerther Tennison
Merle Thompson
Harold Watking
Laine Vip Watkins
John Watts
Geulati Mae White
Eanis Wiseman
Huse
C. D. Shamburger
Illinois
Ter Worley
Kilbert, Bowen
John H. Parker
Bertha Tennison
Wo Brantley-Craughan
Feford
Allie Mac’-Moor
Baylor
Amnalu Harper
Austin
Baylor Fon
Tommie
Edgar
Gardner
John Tay
Elbert Bowen
Elizabeth’ Lentine
Southern Methsist’ University
Camparee
the Smashing Wind-Up Co
G. Bower’s
Oxfords
Men’s Florsheim
Cotton Sox
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