Dance Honors Elmer Knox Jones At Country Club Event
Elmer Knox Jones was named honoree at a Monday night dance at the Country Club hosted by Dr. and Mrs. E. W. Moss and Dr. and Mrs. C. E. High. Jack Boyd's Orchestra provided music from 9 to 12, with pastel decor and a lace punch table. Attendees included Margaret Nell Crews, Anna Louise Hudgins, Andrea Loftland, Edith Monroe, Ione Taicas, Marie Fulmer, Imogene Wynn, Grace Moore, Mary Frances Templeton, Florence Phillips, Virginia Curry, Dorothy Strong, Louise Harle, Anna Jane Bailey, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Knox Jones
Ahonoree
E. W. Moss
C. E. High
Jack Boyd
Margaret Nell Crews
Matador
Anna Louise Hudgins
Andrea Loftland
Memphis
Edith Monroe
Ione Taicas
Marie Fulmer
Imogene Wynn
Grace Moore
Mary Frances Templeton
Florence Phillips
Virginia Curry
Dorothy Strong
Louise Harle
Anna Jane Bailey
Messrs
Dale Watkins
Cliff Campbell
H. A. Holcomb
Dysart Holcomb
Lester Campbell
Barney Glenn
Richard Carter
Freeman Moore
Hugo Hayter
Tom Royal
Miss Shirley Bellows Marries Thurman Goode at Hollis
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Shirley Bellows and Thurman Goode. Ceremony by Rev L H McCuistion in Hollis on Saturday afternoon May 20. Attendants included Miss Imogene Goodner and Mrs Randolf Hunt. The couple, both of Wellington, will reside in Wellington. Attendees listed: Lena Goode, Johnny Bellows, Mary Dean, Imogene Goodner, Rufus Higdon, Randall Hunt, Lonnie Goodner, Haskell Goodner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Bellows
Thurman Goode
Imogene Goodner
Rufus Higdon
Randall Hunt
Lonnie and
Haskell Goodner
Willing Workers Club Meets With Mrs Kesler
The Fresno and Pleasant Point communities gather for a quilting session on May 18 with Mrs. Clarence Kesler and daughter. President D. W. Boarman leads a business meeting and a program committee is named. Delegates attend a Methodist Church meeting led by Miss Grubbs as demonstration agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fresno
Pleasant Point
Clarence Kesler
D. W. Boarman
Karl Reynolds
Robert Kellison
Sidney Elmore
Methodist Church
Frank Roberts
Mattie Ketchum
Aviltam Ketchum
Jack Black
Marvin Club
Sidney Elemora
Hayden Williams
Charlie Donald
Clint Cleveland
Graham Hskridge
Lison
Kel
Claude Savage Honoree At Birthday Dinner
Honoring Claude Savage on his twenty ninth birthday Mrs Sav age entertained several friends with a dinner party The guests were entertained at the Savage home Wednesday May 17 Places were arranged for the following Rev and Mrs T M Johnston Miss Viola Hudson Miss Bobbie Champion Lee Gragg and Mr and Mrs Claude Savage
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Savage
Boys And Girls Of Baptist Church Enjoy Picnic
The nine year old boys and girls of the First Baptist Sunday School were entertained with a picnic at City Park last Saturday evening. Teachers Mrs. J. H. Sweat and Mrs. Aj. R. West led activities and lunch followed games and contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Sunday School
J. H. Sweat
Aj. R. West
Thig ‘Department
Henry Olling
Claude
Roy
Hoyt
Short
Owens
Mary Frances
Hays
Adams
Lillian
Gardner
Clark
Helen King
Fay and
Ona -Mae ‘Goode
Evaleu
Frances Hike
Maryledece
Tanetta
Johnson
Mth
J. H. Fon
Joe
Miss Iris and Claudia Gulley Host Slumber Party
Misses Iris and Claudia Gulley hosted a Saturday gathering for friends with a late afternoon swim at Winters farm, a picnic lunch, and a Sunday morning breakfast. The group included Roberta Graham Opal Brown Juliette Aaron Lucille Bennet Vada Jolly Thelma and Leona Deger Doyle Trist and Claudia Gulley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iris
Claudia Gulley
Winters Farm
Roberta Graham
Opal Brown
Juliette Aaron
Lucille Bennet
Vada Jolly
Thelma
Leona Deger
Doyle
Trist
Marshall Wells Entertains Friends Friday Evening
Myr and Mrs Roy Horn entertained last Friday evening honoring Marshall Wells at the Wells home. About twenty five guests danced and enjoyed iced punch during intermissions with a notable group including Dorothy Strong Jane Lucas Edith Monroe Anna Jane Bailey Ruth Smart Virginia Curry Imogene Wynn Marie Fulmer Florence Phillips Grace Moore Tom Royal H A Holcomb Dysart Holcomb Lester Campbell Venus Gillespie J W Wells and hosts.
Friday Dinner Bridge Club hosts at Orr home
Friday evening May 19 the Friday Dinner Bridge Club met at the home of Tr and Mrs W R Orr. Dinner was served at 7:30 and bridge followed. High score prizes went to Mrs A L Cochran and Dick Wiley. Attendees included Mr and Mrs J N Wallace Mr and Mrs Dick Wiley Mr and Mrs K L Winn Mr and Mrs A L Cochran Mr and Mrs Pink Sullivan and Dr and Mrs W B Orr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Orr
A. L.cochran
Dick Wiley
J. N. Wallace
K. L. Winn
A. L. Cochran
Pink Sullivan
W. BR. Orr
No Trump Club Hosts Carrie Nola Campbell Bridge
No Trump Bridge Club met at the Campbell home with hostess Carrie Nola Campbell. Guests included Dotsy West and a group of members like Elizabeth Cillen tine, Dorothy Cocke, Bessie Hunt, Patti Lee Lewis, and Lola Miller among others as they played cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Nola Campbell
Campbell
Dotsy West Win Laine
Dempsey Harrell
Bill Plemons
Orval Couch
Car- Tall Logan
Elizabeth Cillentine
Dorothy Margaret Cocke
Bessie Hunt
Margaret Goforth
Julia Slough
Patti Lee
Lewis
Oletha Vaughan
Faye Bell
Dotsy West
Lola Miller
Lucile Miller
Hpostens
Carrie’ Nola Campell
Bula
Bess Bell
Miss Mary Lewis Presents Pupils in Recital
Miss Mary Lewis, music teacher, presented her pupils in a public recital Sunday afternoon at the High School Auditorium. The program featured organdis outfits and baskets of pastel flowers. Pupil participants included Betty Jane Ellis, Billie Smith, Irene Ball, Evelyn Ball, Edna Joyce Gribble, Patricia Sullivan, Olivia Templeton, Nell Marie Watkins, Beth O’Neil, Mary Nell Scruggs, Margaret Ann Fires, and Leta Fern Wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lewis
Betty Jane Ellis
Billie Smith
Irene Ball
Evelyn Ball
Edna Joyce Gribble
Patricia Sullivan
Olivia Templeton
Nell Marie Watkins
Beth O'Neil
Mary Nell Scruggs
Margaret Ann Fires
Leta Fern Wells
Miss Lavis
Wellington
Iunols
Senior Class Orchestra Presents Musical Program
The Senior Class Orchestra gave an afternoon concert at the High School Auditorium on May 21 under Mrs. Aubrey Dobbs. Members included Donnitta Blaine Sarah Colvin Vivian Porter Leta Mae Chastain Cliff Campbell Richard Carter Barney Glenn Elmer Knox Jones Dale Watkins Lester Campbell. A Senior Quartet performed under Mrs. A Calvin with Leta Mae Chastain Beth Johnson Louise Stall and Sarah Colvin. Soloists were Naomi Slay Donnitta Blaine and Sarah Colvin. Leta Mac Chastain sang four solos. Orchestra numbers included Two Tickets To Georgia My Darling Medley Shine On Star of the Moon Willow Weep for Me My River Home Moon Song Try a Little Tenderness and Forty-Second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aubrey Dobbs
Donnitta Blaine
Sarah Colvin
Vivian Porter
Leta Mae Chastain
Cliff Campbell
Richard Carter
Barney Glenn
Elmer Knox Jones
Dale ‘Watkins
Lester’ Campbell
A. Calvin
Beth ‘Johnson
Louise Stall
Naomi Slay
Leta Mac Chastain
Georgia
Willow Weep
River
Ione Lucas
Grace Moore
Florence Philips
Nellie Sims
Marty Frances Templeton
Virgina Curry
Lefa Mae Chastain
Mrs Roy Horn Hosts Thursday Bridge Club
Mrs Roy Horn entertained the Thursday Bridge Club last week with roses and summer flowers on the tables and refreshments served after games. High scores were won by Mrs N R Cocke and Mrs Pink Sullivan. attendees included twelve club members and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Horn
N. R. Cocke
Pink Sullivan
R. W. Miller
E. W. Alley
S. K. Parsons
W. H. Lynn
T. E. Benge
Lawn Program Highlights Fortenberry Home Meeting
The B. T. S. group met Sunday evening May 21 at the Fortenberry home after gathering at the church. The program titled You Must Be Born Again was led by Miss Louise Longino with Miss Maudell Dukeminier Raymond Wilson and Ben Alford speaking. A song by Tomazone and Maudell Dukeminier followed. Thirty four members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fortenberry
Louise Longino
Maudell Dukeminier
Raymond Wilson
Ben Alford
Tomazone
Henrietta Stall Hosts Three Oclock Tea Party
Miss Henrietta Stall entertained a small group with a three o clock tea on the lawn of her home Thursday afternoon. Participants included Mable Miller Willie Merl Horn Norene Frazier and the hostess.
Mrs Riggs Hosts Birthday Party for Five Daughters
Mrs. H. B. Riggs entertained Monday afternoon from four to six o'clock honoring her five daughters. Dorothy Jane seven and Peggy Jean two celebrated with birth cakes candles ice cream and cake. Guests included Pollyanna ONeal Onita Quiva Cook May Mills Fay Mills Allene Raburn Fay Moore Wanda Lou Varnell and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Mills
Fay Mills
Allene Raburn
Fay Moore
Wanda Lou Varnell
Betty May Varnel
Betty Jean Robinson
Barbara Bess Wilkins
Lola Lee Longino
Mary Pell Longino
Billie Ben Sugg
Helen Sue Sage
Louie Porter
Wayne Myers
Bobbie Cook
Billie Puryear
Hubert Puryear
Joe Tess Longino
Webster Longino
Jack Glenn Shaw
Nila Gay Lowrie
Reba Longino
Ladies Attend Shamrock Meet
Collingsworth County was well represented at the Zone meeting for the Methodist Ladies Mission ary Society held at Shamrock on Saturday afternoon. Wellington was represented by Rev. and Mrs. T. M. Johnston and Mrs. Joe Hardy. Fresno was represented by Mrs. C. A. Kesler and Miss Lorraine Kesler. Kelley by Mrs. W. S. White, Miss Beulah Mae White, Miss Helen White and Mrs. Tom Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collingsworth County
Methodist Ladies Missionary Society
Shamrock
Wellington
T. M. Johnston
Joe Hardy
Fresno
C. A. Kesler
Lorraine Kesler
Kelley
W. S. White
Beulah Mae White
Helen White
Tom Lewis
Houston Named Produce Dealer
Announcement this week names A. P. Houston as manager of City Produce. Located back of Wilson's Shoe Shop. Houston is an experienced produce man and pledges fair treatment fair prices and prompt service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Houston
Wilson
Handley Infant Buried Saturday
Funeral services for Bura Donald Handley infant son of Mr and Mrs Bura Handley were held Saturday afternoon at Wellington Cemetery with Rev T M Johnston officiating. The infant died at 780 Saturday morning May 20 and is survived by parents of this city, Mr and Mrs Burn Handley, Mr and Mrs Jake Hollis of Mangum, Mr and Mrs D H Handley of Wellington. Flower bearers were Wanda Handley and Cora Elizabeth Cocke. Interment was by Elis Funeral Home at Wellington Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bura Donald Handley
Bura Handley
Wellington
T. M. Johnston
Burn Handley
This Sty
Jake Hollis
Mangum
D. H. Handley
Wanda Handley
Cora Elizabeth Cocke
Elis Funeral Home
Hermina Stover to Receive Degree in June
Friends of Hermina Stover learn of her progress at Kansas University where she majors in music. She will receive her degree in June after four years of study, ranking third in her senior class with an A average and membership in Pi Kappa Lambda. She may pursue a graduate scholarship next year. Stover is a Wellington High School graduate of 1909, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ren Hr Stover, formerly of Wellington, now in Pampa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermine Stover
Wellington
Kansas City
Stony
Wellington High School
Hermina Stover
Kansas University
Miss Stover
Stover
Pi Kappa Lambda
Martha Jeanne Henry Recital At Parents Home
Miss Martha Jeanne Henry daughter of Mr and Mrs S G Henry performed a piano recital at home on Monday evening May 22 assisted by her brother Silas Henry Jr The program featured seven piano numbers two violin pieces and a tap dance with a silver and blue costume A diploma was presented for meritorious work and ten punch and cake served to many local guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Jeanne Henry
S. G. Henry
Martha Jeanne
Silas Henry, Jr
Aubrey Dobby
Wes
Ray Morgan
Barbara
J. & Walker
Wayne
F. Lewis
Robert
John Forbis
Dorothy Margaret
Wilma Ruth
Buddy
W. M. Thompson
Arthur Bailey
John Dilly
Pink Sullivan
Patricia
Nancy
L. C. Will
R. W. Miller
Lois
E. W. Alley
J. B. Stevenson
Frances
Mary Lewis
Rose Strecker
D M. Blanton
Betty Lou
Honorary Holiday Party for Mrs. Hunsaker by Thompson and Couch
Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Couch hosted a holiday party honoring Mrs. Hunsaker, with eight-person tables, high score prize to Mrs. Charles Crews, and a late dainty plate. Attendees included Mrs. Lois Miller, Lucile Miller, Miss Bula Begs Hell, Mrs. Earl Gefurth, Olethy Vaughan, Pat UpLee Lewis, Mrs. Dorothy Cocke, and many others. Hosts also listed were Mr. and Mrs. Ansel McDowell and Mr. John Herman Starr among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Monsaker
Perryton
Laren Thompson
Orval Couch
Thompson
Charles Crews
Bula
Law
Lois
Lucile Miller
Bula Begs Hell
Margiret Gefurth
Olethy Vaughan
Pave Bell
Dorothy Margaret Cocke
Carrie Nola Campbell
Pat UpLee Lewis
Julia Slough
Mesdames Herbert Carter
Dodsonville
John Herman Starr
Quail
W. OM. Thompson
Ple. Starr
Clarence Wunsaker
Carroll Loran
Wade Mahan
Thelma Lucas
Legion Members Enjoy Humorous Program Friday
Friday evening May 19 members of the Legion and Auxiliary met for a social gathering. Mrs. S. G. Henry led the entertainment with a humor filled program including songs, tap dances, a keyhole lecture, acrobatic stunts, a monologue, and a negro character skit. About fifty attendees were served sandwiches and coffee afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion and Auxiliary
S. G. Henry
Lee O'Neil
Guy Clay
Martha Jeanne Henry
Billie Voca Brickey
Betty Lou Blanton
Billy Joe Harris Honoree At Birthday Party
Billy Joe Harris celebrated his seventh birthday with a party hosted by his mother and grandmother. Guests played games then enjoyed a picnic lunch, and the honoree received many useful presents. Attending were Dorothy Riggs Betty Lou McDonald Harold Laughter Helen Del Front Barbara Besa Wilking Mrs. Will Huffman Mrs. B F P Ball and Mrs Lee Harrig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Joe Harris
Dorothy Riggs
Betty Lou McDonald
Harold Laughter
Helen del Front
Barbara Besa Wilking
Will Huffman
B. F P. Ball
Lee Harrig
Belle Letters Study Club Elects Officers
The Pella Belle Letters study club held a May meeting at Mrs. Bert Starkey home to elect officers for the coming year. Officers elected include Mrs. J. M. Stowell president and Mrs. M. J. Hogan first vice president. The club plans to disband until September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pella Letters Study Club
Bert Starkey
J. M. Stowell
M. J. Hogan
A. 3B
Clark
Joe Ham
C. J. Fy.liott
Be Jolly Bridge Club Ends Season With Ice Course
Mrs E W Moss hosted the Be Jolly Bridge Club for the final meeting of the season on May 23. Mrs Walter Starr of Quail won high score and Mrs Bob Glenn was second. Sixteen guests enjoyed an icy dessert after games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Moss
Be Jolly Bridge Club
Walter Starr
Quail
Bob Glenn
Bedford Harrison
Shamrock
Fred LeDeaver
Robbie Wells
T. E. Ben
Queen Of Hearts Club Hosts May Breakfast
Miss Florence Phillips hosted a May breakfast for members of the Queens of Hearts Club last Saturday morning. Bridge games followed the meal with attendees including Mary Frances Templeton Quenin Weber Tone Lucas Marie Fulmer Anna June Bailey Margaret Snell Dorothy Strong Ruth Smart Pauline Coe Virginia Carry Elizabeth Fleming Leeda Jo Thompson Mayme Weir and Kostas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Phillips
Queens of Hearts Club
Verre
Mary Frances
Templeton
Queinin Weber
Tone Lucas
Marie Fulmer
Anna June Bailey
Margaret Snell
Cordell
Dorothy Strong
Ruth Smart
Pauline Coe
Virginia Carry
Elizabeth Fleming
Leeda Jo Thompson
Mayme Weir
Kosteas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Shirley
Bellows
Hollis
Willing Workers Club
Baptist
Marshall Wells
Orr
No Trump Club
Bridge Club
B. T.S
Mrs. Riggs
Shamrock Meet
Houston
Handley
Country Club
Mrs. Dobbs
A. I. Cochran
Misa Clara Castleberry
W. ¥. Burden
Bennett Bond
Myre
Clifton Tigh
Desking Wella
Davis Robinson
Mra
E. N. Lewis
Lea O'Neil
Florence
Bobo
All. Cochran
Elow
Alley
Mer
Earl Goforth
Ami Mre
Eo. Winn
T. FE. Henge
W. Y. Burden
Minnie Afi Grobbe
W. OR. Orr
On, Wallace
M. M. Kern
Dun W. Harper
Walter Carspell
EL Castlery
G. E. High
Desking Wells, Jr
FE W. Jones
Mrs. Thompson
Mrs. Couch
Hunsaker
Legion
Belle Letters Study Club
Queen of Hearts Club
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