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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1933
Page
7
A lyrical描写 of rugged scenery from snow capped peaks to cedar forests and grassy meadows, describing canyons rivers caves and native villages. The poet ETHEL M. BOT T of New Mexico signs the verse urging travelers to pause and savor untouched wilderness.
A list of midweek activities including radio book reviews by Ruth FE Delzell at 2:30, various church and club meetings at multiple addresses, a spoon luncheon with Sharleen Barker, and Unity Study Club sessions. Participants include Mrs. D C West, Mrs F E Cook, Mrs D C West, and many church groups.
Amarillo delegates plan to attend the Texas Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs convention opening June 8 in San Angelo for a three day session. Delegates include Faye Gordon state first vice president Ora Lee Ponds president elect Frankie Gober publicity chairman and Jack Eldridge state membership chairman Mrs Alice Hubbell and others. Gordon will preside at meetings at the Hilton Hotel and Friday evening's Off to Chicago banquet will be held.
Donald Blue son of Mr and Mrs FE Blue of 1116 Crestway Drive will arrive home Saturday from Lubbock where he has been attending Texas Technological College.
Mrs. Wayne Hewitt was the honoree at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. R N Mobley Mrs W C Newman Mrs N V Moss and Miss Roxie Haverty at 1605 Hughes Street Invitations included games of 42 The dining room featured blue and white wedding decor a lace tablecloth and white wedding bells The guest list includes Mrs Wayne Hewitt Mrs H L Long Mrs T M Bruner Mrs J L Gordon Mrs L D Brooks Miss Dorothy Baker Miss Catherine Cowhurst and others
Mary Etta Bean, soon to move with her parents Mr and Mrs T H Bean to Lubbock, was the guest of honor at farewell gatherings over the weekend. Hosts Mrs C E Osgood and Miss Dorothy Osgood held a games party at 1706 Buchanan Street with peers including Martha Nell Stack Juanita Phillips Harriettann Collard Marjorie Davis Ruth Butler Loretta Harris and Mrs Osgood. A second courtesy by Ruth Butler and Loretta Harris at 320 Sunset Road featured a breakfast bridge with the same group staying in touch before the move.
The Panhandle unit of the Texas Association of Accredited Beauty Culturists held a dinner and dance at the Capitol Hotel in Amarillo on Tuesday evening. Delegates from Lubbock joined 76 guests for the event with talks by George McCarthy Robert Hill and L Massey. A. E. Terry of Canyon serves as president and Mrs. Helen Moore is secretary-treasurer.
Mrs. Leslie Hills Bradford of the Wilson Studios of Music presents Scharleen Barker in recital Wednesday at 8 15 in the recital hall 1013 Harrison Street. The 10 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs M A Barker is known in city music circles and has sung in piano recitals operettas radio broadcasts and a grand opera solo at eight. She will perform piano and vocal solos readings and ensemble numbers. Public invited.
Mr and Mrs W B Roberts host several married children at 1701 Tyler Street with relatives from Kentucky Corpus Christi and Texas University alum Mr Jordan who recently earned a law degree. Also notes the Bosporus inlet in Istanbul known as the Golden Horn.
Read about Cape frocks for youth with the 1933 silhouette. Pattern 9661 offers sizes 14 to 40 and uses cotton or silk prints. Includes clean cutting diagrams and instructions. Price 15 cents pattern book 15 cents, book and pattern 25 cents. Ordered from Amarillo Daily News Pattern Department.
Coronation quilt pattern offered as a friendship quilt idea using scraps for rounded patches. Includes cutting sewing finishing yardage and bed size diagrams plus a block placement guide and quilting motif. Send 10c pattern to Amarillo Daily News Needlecraft Dept New York City.
Word comes of the death of Mrs Edna Graham 88 at Bickerdyke Hospital Ellsworth Kansas She formerly resided in Amarillo and lived with her son Arthur A Graham head clerk in the Santa Fe Audit Office She was a Central Presbyterian Church member and Amarillo Chapter 787 Order of Eastern Star Funeral services will be held at Ellsworth Thursday morning and interment at Topeka Thursday afternoon Mr Graham left Amarillo Tuesday.
The Browning Sunday School Class of Polk Street Church held a noon fellowship luncheon with a large seasonal turnout. A brief business session was led by Mrs. CG N Ferguson. Program featured Mrs. Howard Lynch on piano, readings by Mrs. W BE Combs and Mrs. Lynch, songs with piano by Mrs. E H Gipson, and poems read by Mary Miller Beard who received numerous congratulations.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Basquin and son Stuart of Wilmette Tl are visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Whittington at 1617 Hayden Street. Mrs. Basquin was formerly Miss Eugenia Whittington.
Six visiting aircraft joined the American Legion Air Circus in Borger on a weekend show. Ezra Wiggins from Hooker Oklahoma flew a Challenger Fagle Rock, Orville Vaught from Liberal piloted a Travelair cabin plane, Arthur C. Stude of Woodward managed the Woodward airport plane a Lincoln Paige trainer, Bob Gunn from Liberal flew an Ameri can Eagle, W D Roberts of Perrytown piloted an American Eagle, and Art Pavey of Pampa flew a Whirlwind Swallow. Tommy King performed a parachute jump from 1 000 feet.
Mrs Nannie Hill presided as president of the Lubbock club with Miss Elsie Link as president and Mrs Eldridge guest of honor at an entertainment held at the Lubbock Hotel after the Levelland meeting.
The public is invited to a musical playlet this evening at 8 15 at the Amarillo College of Music Auditorium. The skit titled The Witch of Harmony stars Vivien M. Doherty and Elizabeth McReynolds with piano pupils and Ruth Coan assisting. The entertainment is free.
Members of the Get-together Club enjoyed informal sewing and a general good time at the home of Mrs. Aubrey Haynie. A round table discussion of helpful suggestions stood out, and the club prize was won by Mrs. H. A. Witcher. Attendees included Mrs. Spencer Haynie and Mesdames H. A. Witcher, G. B. Robinson, Frank.
Haynes Walter Short and M A Bald win while W P Frear and H G Collman are noted. Club members scheduled their annual picnic for June 22.
Mrs. Jack Eldridge returned from Levelland where she conferred the charter to the Business and Professional Women's Club in a ceremony after a banquet at Levelland Hotel. Eldridge is state membership chairman. Fifteen members from the Lubbock Club attended.
Amarillo water consumption rose by about one million gallons in four days as temperatures climbed. Through the first four days of June this year 21 million gallons were used, vs 17 million last year. City manager H. R. Smith predicted a 10 percent rise this year while noting wells and plant capacity at 8.2 million gallons daily.
President Roosevelt told Senator Bone that the administration is seriously considering a proposal to refund the high interest rate government bonds at a lower level, marking a potential shift in debt management policy.
The Woman's Council of Central Presbyterian Church will hold a prayer service at the church Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock with Mrs Pederson as leader.
Carl Cox of Southwestern Public Service Company is elected president of the Amarillo Lions Club succeeding Dr. H. P. Vineyard. Cox has served as first vice president this past year, with W. W. Gibson as first vice, K. S. Loving as second vice, M. Sanderson as third vice, and Joe Dooley and T. K. Summerhill as directors. The program featured Bert McCullough, violin by Mrs. Joni Josey and Mrs. H. P. Garrett, vocal by Mrs. H. H. Warner, and piano accompaniment by John Josey.
Scientists claim Lux Toilet Soap contains precious skin elements that sustain youthfulness. The article argues youthful skin has rich elements that fade with age and that Lux Soap offers gentle cleansing with these elements to maintain a radiant, smooth appearance.
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