Stephens College Grants Degrees in 130th Commencement
Lynda Orr received the Associate in Arts degree at Stephens College in Columbia Missouri as part of a 675-student 130th graduating class. The ceremony included Bachelor of Fine Arts in Music Dance Theatre Arts and Fashion for 20 women, with Honors Convocation, athletic demonstrations, plays, fashion shows, and a Commencement Ball. Baccalaureate services featured Bishop Ned Cole of Christ Church Cathedral St Louis.
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Columbia
Lyndia Dyane Orr
Stephens College
James Milton Orr
Calhart Street
Stephens
Ned Cole
Christ Church Cathedral
St. Louis
Stephens Symphny Orchestra
Quail FHA Elects New Officers
Quail Future Homemakers Chapter met Tuesday May 21 to elect officers for the coming year. New officers include Lonetta Neeley president Jackie De Pauw first vice president Jame Baggett second vice president Janice Pitts third vice president Agatha Wright fourth vice president Patricia Kim bro pianist Nancy Emmert fifth vice president Patricia Kimbro recording secretary Margie Kennedy corresponding secretary Linda Sue Peters treasurer Barbara Atkinson parliamentarian Dianne Moseley historian Mary Conner sergeant of arms. New officers will be installed at the start of the next school year.
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Quail Future Homemakers
Lonetta Neeley
Jackie DePauw
Jame Baggett
Janice Pitts
Agatha Wright
Patricia Kimbro
Nancy Emmert
Margie Kennedy
Linda Sue Petera
Barbara Atkinson
Dianne Moseley
Mary Conner
Mrs. David Peters Has Homemakers
The Wellington Homemakers Home Demonstration Club met on May 23 at Mrs. David Peters home. President Ralph Coburn led the business session and Mrs Peters gave the devotional. Mrs. Robert Barten bruch demonstrated refinishing furniture. Refreshments were served to club members and visitors included Mrs. T. C. Fike, Mrs. George Patterson, and Jeney Morrow. The next meeting is set for June 13 at Mrs. Jack Colsons home with a program on dental care.
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Wellington
Jeney Morrow
Jack Colson
Ti-i-ca Civic Club Elects New Officers At Picnic
On Thursday May 28 the Ti-i-ca Civic and Social Club met at Ellison Park for a picnic. Outgoing president Vicki Glenn led the business meeting. New officers elected include Carol Tain president Aleta Owens vice president Karen Richardson secretary treasurer Jan Glenn reporter Jan Lindsey parliamentarian Anna Kay Kelso historian. About twenty five members attended and senior members received graduation gifts.
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Ti-ica Civic and Social Club
Ellison Park
Vicki Glenn
Carol Tain
Aleta Owens
Karen Richardson
Jan Glenn
Jan Lindsey
Anna Kay
Kelso
Malecaln Seale's Daughter Born in St Josephs
Mr and Mrs Malecaln Seale of Loco are the parents of a daughter Margaret Ann born May 18 in St Josephs Elognital. She weighed six pounds seven ounces.
Family Gathers in Powell Home
Mrs J L Williams of Chil dress visits in daughter D C Powell home. Weekend visitors include her brothers and sisters from Childress Pampa Hedley Quitaque Shamrock plus families.
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Powell Home
J. L. Williams
Childress
D. C. Powell
Powell
J. K. Williams
B. V. Brummett
George Croftland
Pampa
W. C. Foster
T. ‘C. Foster
Hedley
Belles Lettres Closes Year in May Salad Supper
The Belles Lettres Club met May 21 at Mrs. Zook Thomas's home for a salad supper hosted by Mrs. Bryan Denley. Members, plus husbands as guests, played forty-two and viewed a film on Color. A brief business session closed the club year with a final serving to attending couples.
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Belles Lettres Club
Zook Thomas
Bryan Denley
Thomas
Charles Cason Jr
Bryan Denjey
Bob Hightower
Witton Ketchum
Dick Richards
Jim Wood
Dudley Phipps
Thomas and
Nancy
Wellington Federated Music Club Year Ends
The Wellington Federated Music Club met at Mrs. L W Wells home May 21 with a salad supper. Plans for the coming year were set, electing Mrs Hiram Cudd president and Mrs Richard Nall vice president. Proposals include supporting the Wellington Band fund, annual awards for county school musicians, and honoring a standout youth. Members attending listed.
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Wellington Federated Music Club
L. W. Wells
Hiram Cudd
Richard Nall
Billy Mac Sims
Wellington Band Fund
Wellington
Mmes
Wm. Bartenbruch
Davis Edens
John Harper
B. M. Sims
Orville Vaughan
Velman
Weekend Visitors And Graduates Among Local Families
Sunday guests at the Carroll Blevins home included Cecil Vaughan of Altus and Roy Willingham of Irving, with Mrs. Willingham the Blevins sister. Fredda Bourland, Texas Woman’s University student, stays with her parents before summer school. Jamie Ross plans a summer at home after Clarendon high school graduation. Billye Evelyn Lowe, Baylor student, also spends summer at home. Warren Carter escorted his mother Alva Carter to San Jon New Mexico to attend grandchildren’s graduation. Mrs. Carter’s home is in Atilene.
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Carroll Blevins
Cecil Vaughan
Altus
Roy Willingham
Irving
Baylor University
Waco
Jim Lowe
Warren Carter
Alva Carter
San Jon
N.M
Jack Carter
Quail WMU Anniversary Event Marks 75 Years
Women of the Quail Baptist Church observed the 75th anniversary of the WMU of the Southern Baptist Convention on Tuesday May 21. Participants wore 75 year era dresses and decorations reflected the period. Attendees included Mmes Roy Peggram John Bishop Grover Pettitt Pat OHair Dock Johnson Charles Cason Charlie Starkey Miss Jennie Ann Kennedy Penny Morgan and James Fletcher. Terry Adams returned home May 24 after Navy discharge and he and his wife Sherry Smith with their two children stayed visiting in Bovina with his parents.
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Quail
Terry Adams
Navy
Sherry Smith
Bovina
Open House Tuesday Honors Mrs. Montague on 80th Birthday
Mrs. R. S. Montague received a surprise open house Tuesday May 28 to celebrate her eightieth birthday. Her son and daughter-in-law from Woodbridge Virginia joined relatives and friends, with hosts including Mrs. Marie Bull and several Montague family members in attendance.
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R. S. Montague
R. 5. Montague
Montague
N. 5
Woodbridge
Marie Bull
Jake Leach
B. A. Bledsoe
Montague, Jr
Mrs. A M Saunders Takes District Deputy Post
Mrs. A M Saunders was named District Deputy President of District 5 of the Rebekah Lodge serving Collingsworth Hall Donley and Wheeler counties. She received commission at the 69th session in Houston after being selected by Ellen Kretzmire of Pam pa Texas Rebekah Assembly.
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A. M. Saunders
Rebekah Lodge
Collingsworth
Hall
Donley
Wheeler
Rebekah Assembly
Houston
Saunders
Ellen Kretzmire
Pampa
Rebekah Assembly of Texas
Rebekah Assembly of Texas. At That Time, Mrs. Saunders
Francis Roberts
GA to Honor Queens Sunday at First Baptist Church
The Girls' Auxiliary of First Baptist Church plans their annual coronation Sunday during the evening worship hours in the church auditorium. Mrs. Dee Burba will direct. The service marks the Golden Anniversary with the theme The Royal Diadem. Four girls Rhonda Cason Vickie Wade Elaine Karnes and Kathy Kiker will be honored as queens. About ten other girls will be recognized for maiden, lady-in-waiting, and related achievements.
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First Baptist Church
Dee Burba
Girls’ Auxiliary
Rhonda Cason
Charles Cason Jr
Vickie Wade
J. B. Wade
Elaine Karnes
Leonard Karnes
Kathy Kiker
Melvin Kiker
Good Neighbor Club Hosts Meeting and Service
The Good Neighbor Club met at Mrs. Eugene Bawcom's home on Friday May 24 with Mrs. Tony Layton presenting the program. Attendees included Mrs. Ray Clubb Mrs. Bill Smith Mrs. C A Wilbur Mrs. Robert Karnes Mrs. C E Roberta Paul Hardy Mrs. Bawcom and Barbara Will ar. Mrs G W Latte learned her grandson Jim my Lane a Texas Tech junior is ill but hopes to finish the term. Mrs Don Crawford and baby of Irving visited Mr and Mrs A L Elliott before and after.
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Good Neighbor Club
Eugene Bawcom
Tony Layton
Mmes
Ray Clubb
Bill Smith
C. A. Wilbur
Robert Karnes
C. E. Roberta
Paul Hardy
Bawcom
Vey Vaughan
Barbara Wilar
G. W. Latte
Jimmy Lane
Texas Tech
Don Crawford
Baby
Irving
A. L. Elliott
Missionary Circles Hold Programs at Several Homes
Religious circles met at multiple homes on Monday May 27 to conduct circle programs. Leaders included Mrs. Powell and Mrs. Lynn with participants: Mrs. Coy Vaughan, R. W. Brantley, Doshia Dix, Lloyd Holloway, Henry Davidson, J. L. Burt, L. Porter, Eugene Brewer, Noble Murray, Ruth Wyrick, John Nash, S. R. Davis, Bruce Hite, Mrs. Jens Cook, Mrs. Charles Cason Jr, and Ocie Scott.
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Hazel Craighead
M.L
Lynn
Henry Davidson
J. L. Burt
Kr, L. Porter
Eugene Brewer
Noble Murray
Wenna Ann Fort Cirle
Henry Stall
Circle
Ruth Wyrick
John Nash
Bruce Hite
Jens Cook
Charles Cason Jr
J. K. Porter
Ocie Scott
Porter
Wellington School graduation sparks local gathering
The Virginia McKay Circle met to discuss plans and jokes as Mr Phippa Jim and others attended the Wellington school commencement. Attendees included Leon Hartman Olen Lowe and Mrs Er Sature. Billy Wi was set to graduate soon in a lively, communal event.
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Virginia -McKay
Phippa
Jim
Wellington
Billy Wi
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