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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1932
Page
9
At home sewing guide for pattern 2319 promotes youth friendly frocks with yoke seam and puffed sleeves. Available sizes 4 6 8 10 12 with fabric yardage and 15 cent pattern cost plus catalog option. Mail orders to Amarillo Globe Pattern Department Texas.
Mrs Van Salisbury hosted the Bid-A-Bit Club at 812 Washington Street on Tuesday afternoon with spring flowers. A surprise shower honored Mrs Max O'Brien. high score went to Mrs W W Sharp and second to Mrs Sidney Bridgeman.
Mrs A D Foreman was elected president of the Humphreys High lands Parent-Teacher Association at a Tuesday afternoon meeting in the school auditorium. New officers include Mrs G C McSwain first vice president Mrs Hoyt Paxton second vice president Mrs W McCully third vice president Mrs Earl M Smith secretary Mrs Cas Johnson treasurer and Mrs M W McDaniels reporter. An interesting program was presented at the meeting.
A necklace fashioned from brown and yellow yarns replaces a scarf. The handmade accessory features braided strands and playful color pairing, offering a warm, crafty alternative to a traditional scarf.
Delegates from Texas Louisiana Oklahoma Arkansas and parts of Kansas gather for the eighth round table conference of the National Recreation Association in a regional meeting aimed at coordinating recreation programs among member communities.
Miss Virginia Corbin hosted the J U G Club at 1600 Polk Street with a program on "The Museum and Library of Henry Hunington." Prints of Hunington's famous paintings circulated as Mrs. W A McIntosh led the discussion, with members including Mrs Gray Anderson and Mrs A W Bivins in attendance.
The Patrons Club of Amarillo College hosts a Friday 8 pm games tournament in the college gymnasium featuring contract and auction bridge and 42. Reservations advised with listed contacts. proceeds fund gym equipment.
River Road Parent Teacher Association schedules a meeting Friday at 8 o clock in the school auditorium. An interesting program is planned for the event.
Gamma Delphians meet at Herring Hotel 7 45. Woman's Hour by Pot ter County Federation of Women's Clubs 4 30 to 5 30. Friday Junior Child Study Club at Mrs Vernon Ball 1705 Hayden 3. Travel Study Club at Mrs A J Streit 2413 Hayden 3. Unity Study Club in Green Building room 9 noon silence 12 10 to 12 30. Be Ye Prospered lesson 8. Beta Delphians at Herring Hotel 9 30. Friday Study Club at Mrs W H Van Shaw 2116 Ong 2 30. Blue Bonnet Needle Club 1200 Travis 2 30. Buchanan Street Methodist Intermediate League entertainment 8 15. Amarillo College of Music recital 8.
Amarillo Christian Endeavorers prepare for district convention at First Christian Church April 15 16 17 with delegates from Panhandle District and towns such as Canyon Canadian Childress Alanreed Friona Hereford LeFors Lubbock Shamrock Panhandle Pampa Stratford Tulsa Memphis Olton Dalhart Floydada Plainview Perryton Slaton Booker Borger Wellington Brownfield. Registration promises large turnout. rooms and breakfasts provided by local Endeavorers. The program includes a Get Acquainted night and a fellowship banquet with C A James as toastmaster. Bide a Wee Needle Club meeting postponed to next regular date.
Miss Pansy Morris entertained the Bakers Dozen Club at her home on 825 Carolina Street on Wednesday afternoon. The rooms featured spring flowers with a pink and white color motif for refreshments. High scorers were Mrs. Claude McAdams and Mrs. O. T. Storz, with Mrs. A. Petersen at low. Attendees included Mrs. O. G. Wright, Mrs. J. B. Allison, Mrs. E. M. Allison, Mrs. Loy Smith, Mrs. R. E. Morris, Mrs. R. L. Dever, Mrs. O. Kean, Mrs. Charles Mellor, and Miss Pansy Morris.
Alpha Theta Chapter announces the second annual sport dance featuring athletic showcases and social events. The event aims to attract members and guests for an evening of recreation and fellowship.
The Alpha Sigma Lambda ceremony is set for Friday evening from 9 to 12 at the Athletic Club with prizes for the best sport ensembles. Judges include Bob Brummall James Sherrill Paul Allingham Ben Ansley and Herman Wright.
Mr and Mrs Ralph E Collier of 2102 Washington Street announce the arrival of an eight and one half pound baby girl Beverley Ann Collier on April 6. Mrs Collier formerly Miss Anna Belle Collins society editor of the Amarillo Globe.
The Letter Carriers and Auxiliary will meet in the county court room Friday evening at 8 o'clock.
Paris introduces silver gray wedding gowns featuring pale silver gray lace over satin with a misty gray tulle veil. The veil is adorned with a cluster of pearls and trails the train for a dramatic effect.
Mrs Henry L Stimson wife of the secretary of state often wears pale blue in the evening She was seen at a recent event in a dress of lustrous pale blue brocaded satin tight fitting and very plain
New York reports yarn necklaces as a spring novelty for sports outfits. The two color soft hoop accessories complement brown wool skirts and jackets with yellow knitted blouses, signaling a fresh athletic style trend.
New MELLO GLO face powder promises a youthful complexion by hiding tiny lines wrinkles and pores. A French process is said to let it spread smoothly and stay on longer with no shiny noses. City Drug Stores offer the product.
Red Carnation No 345 will hold a regular session Friday morning at 9 30 in the I O O F Hall Plans include a trip to Clovis to exemplify floor and ritualistic work by the lodge.
Recreation workers of the Southwest district meet in Austin on April 7 as part of a regional conference reported by UPI. Further sessions address programs, safety, and community outreach for parks and leisure services.
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