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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1934
Page
3
The Potter County Home Demonstration Council will meet at the Potter County Library on Saturday afternoon at 2 30 o'clock.
A prettily appointed luncheon at 1412 Van Buren Street marked the year's end for the Child Welfare Club. Mrs. J. C. Neudigate readings as outgoing president R. J. Parsons introduced new president C. S. Hatchett and officers for next year.
A varied piano recital is set for this evening at 8:30 in the Amarillo College of Music auditorium. Theodora Dodd, Emil F. Myers pupil, assists. Featured piece is Mozart’s Piano Concerto in B flat with Helen Osgood, Mrs. Myers on second piano, and the Amarillo College of Music String Quartet.
The Woman's Council of First Christian Church will hold an installation service this afternoon at 2 30. The executive board meets earlier at 1 30.
A listing of noon and afternoon gatherings across Amarillo including radio book reviews, church events, circle meetings, a piano recital series at The Gables and Amarillo College, a pie supper, Bridge and 42 party, and various home demonstration and club activities scheduled from 8 to 8:30 p.m. across multiple venues and streets such as Travis Street Monroe Street North Polk Street and West Tenth Avenue.
A. B. C. hosts a Derby dance night drawing 350 couples. Ameri can Business Club members call it the group’s most successful event yet. Durwood Cline led the orchestra with other acts, Bob Hill chaired the event, and Ernest Archambeau ran the derby segments. Also Soncy Club announces a games tournament to fund a delegate to A and M short course at College Station. An albino deer appears on Grand Island Michigan for the first time in a decade.
The Browning Class of Polk Street Methodist Church held its monthly business and social meeting at the home of Mrs. C. L. Jinkins on Van Buren Street. Mrs. C. N. Ferguson presided with readings by Mrs. W. A. Combs and a poem by Mrs. F. E. Terry. Charley Ferguson spoke from New York City. Guests included several members and visitors. refreshments were served by Mrs. Jinkins and others. New River in North Carolina is noted as five miles wide at its mouth despite a narrow source.
The Sunray Parent-Teacher Association held its Summer Round-Up Campaign with Dr. J. R. McReynolds of Dumas in charge. Mrs. Neal Sanders, round up chairman, reports that the records have been sent to the state department.
Amarillo Country Club social committee announced two events for youth. A Sunday informal tea at the club house from afternoon until 6 will feature Balladettes and Balladers. A Monday homecoming dance from 9 30 to 12 30 will be timed with Bob Mueller and his orchestra from Roseland Ballroom for members only. Guest nights are discontinued.
Misses Jewell and Frances Davidson hosted the Open Forum Club dinner party Monday night at 1208 Western Avenue. The garden setting was noted for its color and charm as members enjoyed an evening gathering.
Miss Lita Witt led a musical sequence after dinner with songs including Larkspur Canterbury bells and oriental poppies. Guests were Miss Witt Miss Lenora Lowery and Mrs. Cora Bangs. Members present included Mesdames Erma Rhodes Ruth Stine Mildred Bethaker May Hardin Gertrude Foraker Grace Rich Bessie Landis Emily Hall W D Westbay Velda Coffee Elizabeth Booth and Misses George Kirkman Ola Boyles Gladys Davis Katherine Metcalf Viola Franklin Mary Evans and Mary Alice Scott.
Special to The News Silvert on June 5 a smoldering feud rooted in domestic trouble and past disputes flared in a chance encounter that left Jim Woods wounded in the left breast and arm. N B Herrington surrendered to Deputy Sheriff A B Ramsey at Quitaque but offered no comment.
Borger High School was granted affiliation in public speaking and junior business administration. The courses, taught this year for the first time, were examined and approved by deputy state superintendent FB. C. Chamnens and superintendent B. C Shulkey announced.
June 5 report from Booker, several farmers plowing wheat as drought and dry winds worsen outlook. Some hope for seven bushels per acre if rain comes. many crops will need replanting. Pastures are dry and unable to feed stock.
Gray County RRC board selects W F James F R Sherrod and J J Palmer for the local rural rehabilitation committee and announces two more seats to be filled.
The first beginner band class begins at 10 this morning at the Academy of Music and Arts on Fifth Avenue and Taylor Street. Students should register and audition before 10, with class work starting promptly under director Fils BR. Mall.
Jack Bergeron aged 47 an assistant superintendent in Cuba for the American Refining Company collapsed and died while visiting relatives in Baytown Texas today authorities said.
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