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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1932
Page
7
Anne Adams presents a fashion study of a mature woman with a draped lace vestee dress and long sleeves. The pattern 2153 comes in sizes 36 to 46 with fabric and lace yardage listed and a mail order price. Catalog option details and Amarillo Pattern Department address included.
The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals issued multiple dispositions including affirmations for Pryor Kennington Daniel Bothwell Bell and others. reversals and remands for Owens Jones Puller Hall Norwood Poon Wimner Moore Stanley Smith Garza Manly Bell Stapler Rodriguez Griffis Watson Hardy Burleson Ewing. Some appeals were dismissed or reinstated as directed.
Central Presbyterian Church plans its annual congregational meeting at 7 p m in the Fellowship Hall to elect officers and adopt written reports A social hour with a covered dish dinner will follow for members and friends
City briefs note Pastor Rev John T Johnston of Glenwood Baptist Church has come back from a three week revival at First Baptist Church in Guymon Oklahoma. Also mentioned are visits from Ralph Stanaland of Dallas to see his sister Gladys Henderson Potter County Library assistant, and Don F Taylor of Chicago on business. Myrtle Howard of Indianapolis scored a perfect bridge hand on her third attempt.
The Browning Sunday School Class of Polk Street Methodist Church met at Mrs. C. W. Farr's home with Mrs. B. F. Cass as hostess. President Mrs. C. N. Ferguson conducted the business session followed by readings from Mrs. M. F. Burkett, Mrs. George Elo, and Mrs. John F. Mourning. Piano numbers were presented by Mrs. R. E. Dickinson. Attendees included a long list of local ladies headed by Mrs. C. N. Ferguson and Mrs. R. E. Dickenson.
The fifth of six bridge parties for Magnolia Petroleum Company employees was held Saturday night at the company offices. Guests included C. W. Anderson and family, Clifford Davis, Paul Price, Mary Rae Lawrence, J. E. Biggs and others, with many Magnolia staff in attendance.
The O. W. Club gathered Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. P. A. Preisig 1801 1 in Buren Street for a short business session followed by bridge and 42. Attending guests included Mrs. FE. Ames Mrs. W. Ridner Mrs. W. Huntsman of San Antonio Harold Preisig and Charles Allen Taylor. Members present were Mrs. B. Martin Mrs. H. R. Gant Mrs. S. H. Taylor Mrs. W. V. Spencer Miss Zola Hall and Mrs. Preisig.
The article clarifies that the bride is Miss Josephine Probst and the groom is Donald E. Honey. Geraldine Probst, sister of the bride, served as bridesmaid. River Road P T A to elect officers at Friday meeting 3 PM in the school building.
Debutante and author Jean Woodson is engaged to Albert E. Conradis of Washington. Her parents Mr. and Mrs. Eugene R. Woodson announced plans for a fall wedding. Conradis, Cornell graduate with studies at Penn and George Washington, leads the Cornell club of Washington and belongs to the Annapolis Roads club.
Social events listed for Thursday include the Potter County Federation of Women’s Clubs activity from 4:30 to 5:30 PM. Various clubs meet in the afternoon at homes and public venues, plus a Child Psychology Club session at 3 o’clock at Mrs. G. H. Alexander’s residence.
Mrs. C. B. Kendrick held a Tuesday afternoon bridge party at 1305 Travis Street. High score honors went to Mrs. J. E. Hester and Mrs. John Archer. attendees included Mrs. R. D. Railsback, Mrs. G. C. Boney, Mrs. Grover Goode, Mrs. Saunders Walker, and several others.
Alpha Theta Chapter hosts its second annual sport ball Friday from 9 to 12 at the Athletic Club with prizes for best sport ensembles. Judges include Bob Brummal James Sherrill Paul Allingham Ben Ansley and Herman Wright.
Proceeds from a contract bridge and 42 game tournament will be used to furnish the college gymnasium. Reservations are requested with Mrs. E. H. Reedy, Mrs. A. W. Bivins, or Mrs. Mary K. Blanton. student reservations are handled by Mrs. Effie Shekell.
Mrs. Phebe K Warner of Claude will speak on Curb Marketing on the Woman's Hour program over WDAG Thursday from 4 30 to 5 30. The talk is part of a program sponsored by the Potter County Federation of Women's Clubs.
The Junior Harmony Club meeting scheduled for 4 o clock this afternoon has been postponed.
In Moscow on April 6 the Soviet supreme court imposed the death penalty on Judas Stern and Sergei Vassiliev after a two day trial for attempting to assassinate Dr. Fritz Twardowski counsellor of the German embassy. The youths confessed to shooting the diplomat and the sentence was demanded by Nikolai Krilenko the relentless prosecutor.
In Lockhart Texas Adam Briscoe a former Luling merchant was given a 20 year penitentiary term for the February 1931 stabbing death of oil field worker D B Kinnard following a dispute over a $6 grocery bill.
Treasury receipts for April 4 totaled 5,206,489.70 with expenditures of 25,604,314.46 and a balance of 601,228,778.42. Customs duties for the first four days of April reached 2,708,104.52.
James Edward Mead age 11 and James Hurd about 13 were struck and killed on a highway near Abernathy. The driver said blinding lights from an approaching machine prevented him from seeing the boys walking along the road.
Veteran actresses and rising stars tout Lux Toilet Soap as the secret to keeping a youthful complexion. They claim regular use, wide studio adoption, and Lux’s unrivaled whiteness suit all skin types and ages.
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