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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1932
Page
8
Mrs Ray Armstrong will behostess at a meeting of the Tarde Feliz Club in the afternoon at her home. Members are reminded to bring their knitting and any club announcements for the upcoming charity event.
A quiet wedding was held at Sacred Heart Cathedral with Miss Geraldine Probst and Donald Edward Honey married by Bishop R A Gerken. The couple planned an overland honeymoon to Fort Worth and will reside at the Otis Apartments in Amarillo after their return.
Canyon educator C L Batchelder head of the W T S T C speech department will be the principal speaker at the Speech Arts Association meeting at 7 30 pm tonight hosted by Mrs C E Crownover 2205 Polk Street Blanche Thompson to assist Batchelder will discuss Children s Theaters He oversees Canyon s children s theater which produced five plays most recently Treasure Island Mary Miller Beard will honor West Texas poets and share some of her own work Reverend Johnston Holds Revival In Guymon Okla Pastor of Glenwood Baptist Church reports a three week revival at First Baptist Church in Guymon with 26 new members Bonita Chapter Order of Eastern Star will not meet tonight as announced
Miss Geraldine McDavid and Miss Jean Walker hosted Kappa Delta Chi members Monday night at Miss McDavid's Broadmoor home. Miss Ruth Willmering won high score with Miss Helen Galloup taking second. Refreshments were served to 16 members and two hostesses.
Tonight events include a 8 o'clock forum in the Herring Hotel and a 7 30 o'clock Panhandle Speech Arts Association meeting at 2205 Polk Street. Also in Amarillo are O E S at the Masonic Temple, and several club meetings including the Merry Mix-Up Club, the Rainbow Girls, Baker's Dozen Club and more with addresses and hostesses listed.
The Amarillo Globe Pattern offers pattern 2318 by Anne Adams for sizes 14 to 20 and 32 to 44 with a 3 yard 36 inch fabric requirement for size 16. Send 15 cents for pattern and catalog, mention size, and address. catalog price 15 cents, pattern plus catalog 25 cents. Several local club notices and an arrival announcement accompany the fashion item.
Woodman Circle No. 171 of Poplar Grove held an April Fool frolic after its regular meeting in the W O W Hall. Four candidates were voted on with Mrs. Corella Hare winning the penny drill prize. Santa Claus greeted guests. A backward spelling bee led by Mrs. Myrtle Massie and Miss Gladys Whitten saw Albert Bruce and Miss Hester Isson win the contest.
Open Forum Club meets at 8 pm in the Herring Hotel women’s club rooms. Roll call will be answered with quotations from the constitution. Charles Wartie celebrates his fourth birthday at 314 Prospect Street with a party hosted by Mrs Frank Wardle and assisted by Mrs R E Schulze.
An advertisement asserts Lux soap contains no harmful alkali and remains safe for colors. It claims ordinary soaps and powders weaken threads fade colors, while Lux is safe in water and uses mild ingredients.
The Polk Street Methodist Church Woman's Missionary Society will meet Wednesday at 3 PM in the chapel for a mission study on The Challenge of Change. The business meeting follows at the regular time.
Advertising touts Kotex as safe clean and highly absorbent sanitary pads. It cites 24 million pads used in American hospitals last year and claims factory produced, machine cut and packed for proper fit and comfort.
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