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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1936
Page
6
Mrs W D Westbay was re-elected president of the Amarillo Council of Parents and Teachers at a Monday meeting in the Tyler Street School Auditorium. New officers include vice presidents Miss Blanche Smith and others, with Charles M. Rogers speaking on a Practical Curriculum for a Changing Age.
Tonight features numerous gatherings across Amarillo including First Christian Church and San Jacinto Methodist Church events. Highlights include family night fellowship with covered dish at 6:30, Easter program at Humphreys High School at 8, and a John B. Golding Auxiliary recital at San Jacinto.
A reader expresses grief after mother’s death and seeks guidance on coping through routine and social support. Advice encourages continuing friends, building new ties, and accepting healing with time.
Patricia Jean Fuqua celebrated her second birthday at her grandparents' home on Virginia Street. A pink and white theme featured a large birthday cake as guests Pegey Jean Bingham, Mary Lou Bingham, Durwood Cash and others attended. Mrs Craghead and helpers served refreshments.
Ad claims Dr Lyon's Tooth Powder cleans teeth without grit or enamel damage and promotes firm gums with minimal decay. It touts a cleaner mouth, fresh breath, and practicality, saying users switch from toothpaste and that one package lasts longer than a tube.
Pupils from Tyler Street School sixth and seventh grades stage The Bamboo Princess tonight at 8 in the Senior High Auditorium. Over 100 children participate under director Miss Bess M. Davis with assistants Miss Katherine Kendrick Mrs. Kate G. Turner and Mrs. Martha Ogles. The setting is the Baron of Tajima’s banquet hall in a Japanese mountain province. principal roles include George McSpadden Curtis Branum William Redus Robert Sandlin Lucille Watkins Estel Etheridge Frances Lynch Mary Louise Shaw Paula Edquist Ted Ray Winnette DeGrassi Helen Thomas Phyllis Aldridge Maxine Laughry Betty Bery Bush Ernestine Mercer Sammy Morris Donald Stinson Kenneth Wheatley.
The Alice Landergin Parent-Teacher Association met yesterday afternoon at the school. Miss Mary Kate Campbell’s third graders sang several songs. The Mother Singers Club performed two pieces and Mrs. Ted L. Lakey offered two solos. Ruth Perryman, Lloyd Lee Stockton, Ruth Thornton, Roberta Cohen, and Geraldine Warner provided readings and violin numbers. Mrs. W. D. Westbay led the officer installation. The largest adult representation award went to the fifth grade and the banner to the second grade.
All members of the U DeaI Em Club attended a yesterday meeting at Mrs. Jack Pittman's home 1008 West Twentieth Avenue Decorations featured faster suggestions bridge accessories and refreshments High score won by Mrs Harry Milholland second by Mrs Roy Curtis traveling prize to Mrs Bert Galbraith Other players included Mesdames W E Fereeson E M Benesch Charles Mellor Clyde Carroll The monthly bridge winner for husbands will be at 7 30 Saturday at the Pittman home.
Mrs. Martin Snyder will review Days Without End by Eugene ONeill at the Patrons' Club meeting Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock in the Amarillo College auditorium. Members are urged to attend.
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