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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1932
Page
3
Poem fragment by Jessica Morehead Young about unfulfilled dreams, time passing, and a duty rooted love blossoming as a flower in the heart. The speaker laments gray skies and unreachable shores before an unwelcome smile becomes love.
Wednesday community meeting schedule lists Unity Study Club at 1500 Taylor Street with sessions at 10 12 and 230. Merenda Club gathers 2:30 at 1107 West Thirteenth Avenue. Missionary Society circles meet 3 pm with Circle No 2 at 1304A Taylor Street and Circle No 1 at no report, plus others at various addresses. West Amarillo Christian Church Circle No 2 meets 2:30 pm at 801 Fairmont Street.
The Brady School hosts a pie supper Friday at 8 30 pm with Loyal Club sponsorship and Home Demonstration coffee service. Potter and Randall County candidates are invited and funds go to missionary clothing shipped from Circle No 9. Zeta Tau Chapter hosts a college homecoming dance at The Nat with Ace Blank Orchestra.
Advertising copy for Marian Martin pattern 9180 describing a simple chic frock with curved up sleeves and scalloped edges. Sizes 14 to 20 and 32 to 42. yardage 438 for size 16. Order by mail from Amarillo Daily News Pattern Dept New York City. pattern catalog 32 pages offered.
The Polk Street Church hosts a district meeting tea for Women’s Missionary Societies. Mrs. Dyke Cullum leads with Mrs. Frank Lander and Mrs. John Armstrong assisting. Orchid decor and mint refreshments frame an afternoon of music by the Newell trio and readings.
Kotex advertises a 1982 improvement urging buyers to insist on genuine Kotex pads, now wrapped with the Kotex stamp on both tapered ends to prevent substitutions. The change comes at no price increase.
Little Miss Florence Miller leads a playlet with Miss Juanita Hollingshead Miss Ophelia Wray and Mrs Arline Barker reading. Miss Margaret Key and a whistling chorus directed by Mrs T M Caldwell with accompaniment by Mrs H H Warner perform. The chorus includes Bessie Lee Gowdy Frances Billingslea Jean Travis Winifred Travis Margaret Latham Kathryn Turner Sarabeth Davis Jean Wright and Mrs Caldwell.
Miss Cookie Collier was the guest of honor at a birthday dinner and shower Sunday afternoon at 709 North Pierce Street, hosted by her parents Mr and Mrs Matt Gould. Music came from the Amarillo Night Hawks Orchestra and Nelsons Night Birds. attendees included Frank Miller Hugh Loden Jess Robertson Melvin Robertson Lamon Finley Herschel Finley Carol Finley Walter Carmicke H O Nelson and Mr and Mrs Ray Edinburg Mr and Mrs Dick Spurlock and Mr and Mrs Mart Gould.
Every train brings students returning home for summer. Otis Petty from Oklahoma University and Jim Clayton from M. A. are among arrivals. Dorothy and Winifred Thomas, sisters of Mrs. Vance Huff, come home from Arizona University. Fancher Archer returns from Texas University. Shelby Kruser, Jack Roach, and Lane McAfee will come home from the University of Texas.
Seven year old twins Ernestine and Ernest Odell of Amarillo have returned from a week with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Elmer E. Ewing in Panhandle. They enjoyed horseback riding and outdoor sports during the visit and plan to return to Panhandle later in the summer.
Miss Jo Ella Vaughan daughter of Dr and Mrs J H Vaughan of 1607 Van Buren Street has returned home from Oklahoma University for the summer vacation. She is a junior and is majoring in art.
A Q and A discusses declining invitations without stating reasons. It defines souffle as a light baked dish of eggs and milk, served sweet or savory. It also says servants may entertain when the master and mistress are away for an evening.
Circle No 3 of the First Baptist Church planned to meet with Mrs Frank Ford this afternoon but will instead gather at the home of Mrs W N Worford 2602 Fillmore Street at 2 30.
The Congenial Couples Class of the First Christian Church will stage a steak fry Thursday evening near the old brick plant. Members are urged to call 6629 for information.
Announcement of the marriage of Mrs Alma Klint and Mr Howard F Creasey both of Waco conducted here last Wednesday The couple came from Waco and plan to reside in this city The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs J H Schilze of Waco and the groom son of Mr and Mrs George S Creasey of that city
A Supreme Court ruling dissolves temporary injunctions for many Texas truck operators, triggering readiness among Amarillo and Panhandle patrols to arrest violators. Law limits on truck size and weight stay in effect until AG action finalizes lists of over 500 cases. Also noted, poet Robert Burns’s letter to a Scottish schoolfriend fetched $415 in London.
In Dallas on June 7, the legality of Sheriff Hal Hood's testimony in a county and state fee suit of 5000 dollars interrupted the trial. Jurors were temporarily removed as Judge R B Allen heard counsel arguments. The panel had just been selected and proceedings began with preliminary discussions. Japan's gold output noted. A misreported political filing prompted a correction from W F Lea Orange regarding congressional at large election placement.
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