Garden Picnic Hosts Needle Club Members at Cole Home
Mrs. I. D. Cole entertained Needle Club members with a garden picnic at 2606 Ong Street Tuesday afternoon. Guests gathered at small lawn tables, picked jig-saw pieces designating seating, and drew lunch basket assignments. Attendees included Mesdames Killough, Lee, Nunn, Neely, Orr, Summers, Randall, Rowland, Thompson, Tudor, Wilson, Trigg, Cooper, Crume, Edwards, Greening, Gist, Hardin, Hollis, Jackson, Johnson, Banks Jones, Kimble, Kingsland and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Puckett
C. F. Randall
John E. Rowland
Ann Summers
L. O. Thompson
Davis Tudor
Edgar Wilson
Howard Trigg
H. H. Cooper
J. J. Crume
J. F. Edwards
Augustine Greening
R. D. Gist
E. W. Hardin
Lilly G. Hollis
C. D. Jackson
Rey Co. Johnson
H. Banks Jones
Joe Kimble
B. L. Kingsland
Hostess
Calendar of meetings and events in Amarillo area
Radio book reviews at 2:30 by Ruth E Delzell. Circles of West Amarillo Christian Church hold quilting party and luncheons. Unity Study Club meets at 2:30 and 3:15. Buchanan Street Methodist W M S at 3. Polk and West Amarillo W M S host birthday and postponed events. Catholic Daughters meet 7:30 at Parish House. Rose Bowl Junior Welfare League hosts luncheon 12 to 2. Womans Council Central Presbyterian prayer at 9. J G G Club meets at 2 with Mrs Calvert. Various church groups hold meetings across West Amarillo including W F W Auxiliary and Little Flower items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Council of
West Amarillo
Lawrence Trulove Recital Draws Large Amarillo Crowd
Lawrence Trulove, 13, son of Otis and Mrs. Trulove of 1610 Taylor Street, presented a challenging program at The Playhouse on Monday evening. The junior pianist performed works by Bach Mozart Chopin Rachmaninoff Greig and Godard as Amarillo’s rising musician continued his studies with Mrs. James Otis Trulove who is moving to Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Trulove
Otis Trulove
Taylor Street
the Playhouse
Bach
Mozart
Chopin
Rachmaninoff
Greig
Godard
Amarillo
James Otis Trulove
Dallas
Juanita Phillips
Otis Phillips
Hughes Street
Playhouse
Harrison Street
Miss Phillips
Gladys Marsalis Glenn
Amarillo Conservatory of Musical Arts
Elizabeth Tucker
Local and visiting residents span cities this summer
Miss Margaret Turner returns to Amarillo for an extended visit with Mrs. Frank Anderton. Judge S. A. L. Morgan and family, plus Miss Sally Morgan and Miss Doris Perdue, spend the summer in Corpus Christi. Dr. and Mrs. W. J. Shudde host Mrs. E. M. Holbrook and daughters from Glendale. Misses Margaret and Nell Collins visit Dallas. Mrs. Stewart Blaycock visits the Knox family in Amarillo. Mr and Mrs. Mendel and nephew Maurice Zukav plan an overland summer trip to Los Angeles to stay with relatives. The Tyre Brothers’ Los Angeles robbery noted. A dance at Painters Hall hosted by L. S. 20, B. of L. F. é& E invites the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Turner
Denver
Amarillo
Frank Anderton
Judge
Margaret and
Nell Collins
Dallas
Mrs
Wade Parnell
M. Mendel
Maurice Zukav
S. Zukav
Los Angeles
Cal
L. Jacobson
Tyre Brothers
Mendel
Liberty Theater
Mr. Zukav
Youth Speaks on Fear of God and Loss of Faith
Peggy Caldwell of Hedley Texas vents at religious instruction for fear driven faith. She recalls chilling sermons and asks how a fierce God compares to heathen deities. The poem condemns fear over love and calls for faith that walks with love and simple understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Caldwell
Hedley
Texas
Anniversary Banquet Marks Ninth Year Of Dr Yates Pastorate
The Woman's Missionary Society of First Baptist Church Amarillo will host an anniversary banquet Thursday at 7 PM in the church adult department to honor Dr G L Yates nine years of service. Reservations by noon today through Miss Georgia Brooks or Mrs H C Pipkin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Yates
Amarillo
Woman’s Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
Georgia Brooks
Sam Montgomery
H. C. Pipkin
Lovely in Printed Cotton Pattern 9670
A fashion feature promotes Marian Martin Pattern 9670 for summer frocks, detailing sizes, yardage, and cutting diagrams. Readers are urged to order by sending fifteen cents per pattern, or twenty five cents for the book plus pattern, with orders to Amarillo Daily News Pattern Department in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Amarillo Daily News Pattern Department
18Th St
New York
N. Y
Circle Four Luncheon at Polk Street Methodist Church
Circle Four of Polk Street Methodist Church invites all to a Friday noon luncheon in Fellowship Hall. A small fee will be charged and the program features songs by Clifton Janak, instrumental pieces by Mrs. Charles Stewart Blaycock, songs by Mrs. B. L. Knox, with Viola Wilson on piano and cello by Mildred Newell, accompanied by Mrs. O. D. Newell. reservations to Rankin Russell, I. D. Cole, and R. L. McLain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk Street Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
Clifton Janak
Charles Stewart Blaycock
Marshall
L. Knox
Viola Wilson
Mildred Newell
O. D. Newell
Rankin Russell
I. D. Cole
R. L. McLlain
Rose Bowl Tea Room Serves Summer Noon Menu Daily
The Rose Bowl Tea Room at 410 Polk Street run by the Junior Welfare League offers daily at noon a hot weather menu. Today features chicken with noodles royal steaks to order fresh tomatoes stuffed with corn green beans fruit salad hot rolls lemon sherbet and chocolate ice box cake with whipped cream plus drinks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Bowl
Polk Street
Junior Welfare League
Cliffside Tea Benefits A and M College Delegate
A silver tea will be held this afternoon from 1 to 5 at the home of Mrs. R. E. Lee in Cliffside. Sponsored by the Cliffside Home Demonstration Club, proceeds fund Mrs. Leonard Holland's trip as delegate to the A and M College short course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Lee
Cliffside
Home Demonstration Club
Leonard Holland
A. & M. College
Filipinos Fail To Kidnap U S Captain’s Child At Honolulu Home
Three Filipino men attacked the doors of Capt. Robert F. Bradish’s beach house with cane knives in a bid to seize his child. Agnes Rosario, the maid, reported the men demanded entry Saturday night and threatened to kill her if she did not surrender the child. police hunted the group after she phoned for help. Captain Bradish serves with the Eleventh Medical Regiment at Schofield Barracks. his home is in Saint Albans, VI. Also noted, Montana funded bonds enabled a cash-basis operation in May per State Treasurer James J. Brett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Robert F. Bradish
Agnes Rosario
Captain Bradish
Eleventh Medical Regiment
Schofield Barracks
Saint Albans
Texas Congregational Churches Face Possible Reductions
June 27 Fort Worth session of the Texas conference opened to decide if all 15 Congregational churches in Texas can be maintained under current finances. Most Texas churches are mission charges of the Congregational mission board in New York City. reduced missionary contributions force possible church discontinuations or drastic cuts in support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Texas
Texas Conference of Congregational Churches
Congregational Mission Board
New York City
Rioters' Friends in Warning to Sheriff
In Fort Worth on June 27 three messages from Houston demanded the release of 23 unemployed council members jailed for rioting and unlawful assembly. One message was from the Scottsboro and Tom Mooney branches of the international defense signed by Marie Harrison. others were from the Houston unemployed council signed by James Davis, with a separate message from Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Houston
J. R. Wright
Unemployed Council
Scottsboro
Tom Mooney
International Defense
Marie Harrison
Houston Unemployed Council
James Davis
Davis
Alleged Milton murder to be heard by Comanche grand jury
Comanche Texas June 27 U P The alleged murder of Pink Milton fatally shot January 20 was to come before a special grand jury today Murder charges are pending against A M White Greg Wiesendanger R C Tipton and Mrs Monta Sims The latter two are said to be in custody in Nevada A regular grand jury failed to return indictments in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche
Tex
U.P
Pink Milton
A. M. White
Gregor Wiesendanger
R. C. Tipton
Monta Sims
Nevada
YOUR BABY and MINE By MYRTLE ELDRED
Summer temperatures threaten food safety as ice reliance grows. Poorly built coolers fail to maintain cold inside, risking rapid deterioration. Use canned milk when ice is insufficient and open small cans only as needed, then keep cold. Milk powders require less chilling than fresh milk.
Safe food handling in the ice box and kitchen
The guide advises keeping preserves in cold storage, using dried milk with boiled water, buying vegetables daily, reheating leftovers to a vigorous boil, and cooling water in glass. It warns children should not drink iced water, suggests diluting chilled water, and notes overripe fruits spoil quickly. It stresses small purchases, covered foods, and proper containers to prevent illness. Tomorrow preview: Dietic Indulgences May Cause Convulsions.
Gentle Palmolive Facial Care Routine Described
An enduring skincare tip details making a creamy lather of Palmolive Soap with warm water over the face throat and shoulders. Rinse with warm then cold water to observe skin response from this mild daily cleansing practice.
Also Mentioned on This Page
I. D. Cole Home
Ruth E. Delzell
Odelle
Della Lee Kidd
Jackson Street
Unity Study Club
Buchanan Street Methodist
Methodist
West Amarillo Baptist W. M. S
Catholic Daughters of America
Washington Street
Little Flower Mission Guild
W. F. W. Auxiliary
American Legion Hall
Woman's Council of
Central Presbyterian Church
J. G. G. Club
C. R. Calvert
North Pierce Street
W. J. Shudde
E. M. Holbrook
Elina, Jane and
Alice Holbrook
Glendale
Stewart Blaycock of
Mrs. S. L. Knox
van Buren Street
California
Painters’ Hall
St. Joseph
Youth Speaks
DR. Yates
Polk Street Woman's Missionary Society
I. N. Edwards
Circle Four
U. S
Montana
James J. Brett
KOTEX
Kotex Co
Myrtle Eldred
Ener
Conoco
Red Triangle
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