Handicraft Lesson for Home Interest Clubs Hosts
Mrs John Gilkerson hosted the Home Interest Clubs at 1107 West Nineteenth Avenue with a handicraft lesson. Junior members shared rug talk including hooked crocheted knitted and braided varieties while Mrs Berard Hargrave and guest reader Mrs S W Hess spoke and read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gilkerson
West
Nineteenth Avenue
A. Peterson
Drew Crossett
Berard Hargrave
S. W. Hess
Mesdames Drew Crossett
Arlie Hudson
Tabor Keeling
Wilbur Hess
Farr Blankinship
Mesdames
C. B. Adams
T. L. Andrews
W. R. Ballard
W. R. Gowdy
G. A. Swanson
G. E. Jones
D. O. Kretz
M. M. LaVance
W. H. McEachern
A. Petersen
E. L. Prichard
L. J. Vogel
S. F. Wanser
Opposition Up On RFC Bill
Senator Wheeler opposes a 1.5 billion RFC loan program citing lack of safeguards on railroad loans. Senate debated House version while administration weighs reviving the Public Works Administration to extend interest-free loans to states and cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
RFC
Wheeler
Montana
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Senate
House
White House
Public Works Administration
Ruth Hilliard to Wed Ritz Brother in New York Departure
Hollywood April 8 Ruth Hilliard actress plans marriage to Jimmy Ritz of the Ritz Brothers. They will wed in New York after a train trip from Philadelphia where they met five years ago with Miss Hilliard with the Vanities. She recalls being scared by their antics but is now used to them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
U.P
Ritz Brothers
Ruth Hilliard
Jimmy Ritz
New York
Ritz
Hilliard
Philadelphia
Progressive Child Study Club hears paper by Mrs Mathis
The Progressive Child Study Club met at Mrs G T Royses home on Sunset with Mrs M G Mathis presenting an interesting paper. Roll calls cited many members as present and the group planned to meet again on April 21 with Mrs R L Trogdon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Child Study Club
Mathis
M. G. Mathis
G. T. Royse
Rupert Andrews
T. P. Brewer
James H. Cooper
Elliott
Vaughn Gouldy
M. M. Mayfield
E. J. McCartt
M .G. Mathis
Glen W. McKee
B. M. Primer
W. M. Sargent
L. C. Taylor
LeRoy Williams
Emory B. Wood
EB. T. Lynch
R. L. Trogdon
Linda Hand Club Covered Dish Luncheon at Kennedy Home
The Linda Hand Club held a covered dish luncheon at the home of Mrs. Roy Kennedy. Attendees included Mesdames VL Rhea Gabe Reed James Utterback Charles Eastes W L McBride Roy Hanna W L Hicken son and Roy Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Hand Club
Roy Kennedy Yesy
Mesdames VL
Sans Souci Club Meeting Set With Bridge Lunch
Sans Souci Bridge Club will meet Tuesday with a 1 o'clock lunch at 2220 Taylor Street hosted by Mrs. N. S. Ligle and Mrs. R. W. ones. New members Mrs. N. S. Ligle and Mrs. R. W. ones join the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sans Souci Club
Sans Souci Bridge Club
D. Barrier
Taylor Street
N. S. Ligle
R. W
Junior Philharmonics Meeting At Sun Day Home
Junior Philharmonic Group No 1 plans a Sunday afternoon meeting at 2 o'clock at LaNell Ledbetter home 914 Alabama Street. Barbara Aeven will lead the misa Madelyn Robinson is apon sor of the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unior Philharmonics
LaNell Ledbetter
Alabama Street
Barbara Aeven
Misa Madelyn Robinson
Spring Fever Relief with Black-Draught Laxative
The ad promotes Black-Draught as a vegetable laxative from Nature's own laboratory. It claims to ease spring constipation and restore regular bowel movements, calling it the laxative of the South and promising prompt, thorough relief.
Mid-Week Bridge Club Meets With Mrs. Davis
The Mid-Week Bridge Club gathered at 609 Fairmont Street on Wednesday afternoon. High score went to Mrs. Harrison, second to Mrs. Blake, and traveling honors to Mrs. Pyeatt. Members and guests included E. C. Garthwait, Lowell Pitt, N. H. Green, Darnell, and Maggie Snee. A birthday shower honored president Mrs. Pyeatt. Next luncheon will be hosted by Law Tea Home with bridge at 1507-B West Nineteenth Avenue later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies Davis
Fairmont Street
H. Cc. Harrison
C. C. Blake
Chester Pyeatt
Mesdames E. C. Garthwait
Lowell Pitt
N. H. Green
Darnell
Maggie Snee
Pyeatt
Guest Speaks At Meeting Of Junior Travel Study Club
Thompson was guest speaker at the Junior Travel Study Club meeting held Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. W. B. Gunn’s home 206 Arch Road. Attendees included William O’Brien Jr. Mark Oliver Aubrey Jackson George Waddill Jr W E Woodard Ralph Lemmond Ridgeway Zelley James Ballard W B Gunn and Misses Betty Mathis Blanche Carter.
Last bridge party closes Amarillo Country Club season
The final bridge party of the season will be Saturday night at 7 30 at Amarillo Country Club hosted by Mrs Grad Haslewood and Mrs R R Swindell. Also Sam Houston P T A to elect officers at Monday afternoon meeting with 45 o'clock start. executive board will not meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Country Club
Grad Haslewood
R. R. Swindell
SAM Houston P. T. A
Sam Houston Parent-Teacher Association
Robbie Dyer Club Meeting Announces Study Session
Robbie Dyer Study Club will meet at the W. O. W. Hall Monday afternoon at 2 o clock. Needle Art Club will hold an all day meeting and covered dish luncheon at Mrs. Paul Harding's home 613 A West Twenty first Avenue Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robbie Dyer
W. O. W. Hall
Needle Art Club
Paul Harding
West Twenty-first Avenue
Fern Blackburn Weds Guion Gibson in Family Home Ceremony
Fern Blackburn and Guion Gibson were married at 9 30 pm last night in the Rollins residence. Rev Powell A Smith officiated. The bride, a Amarillo High School junior, wore powder blue. The groom is son of Mr and Mrs Ernest Gibson of Pleasant Valley and works at Phillips 66 station. Family attendance only. The couple will live with the groom's parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Rollins
Ong Street
Fern Blackburn
Guion Gibson
Rollins
Powell A. Smith
West Amarillo
Phillips 66
Sixth Avenue
Belleview Street
Junior Harmony Club Meeting At Mary Beth McClung Home
The Junior Harmony Club met Monday night at 1813 Polk Street hosted by Mary Beth McClung with Ruth Steel as co host. Cleta Grace Holland played Impatience by Heller and Roberta Cohen with Ruth Thornton performed violin duets assisted by Geraldine Warner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony
Mary Beth McClung
Polk Street
Ruth Steel
Heller
Cleta Grace Holland
Roberta Cohen
Ruth Thornton
Geraldine Warner
Frances Chesshir
Freda D. Coffee
Jessie Elliot
Bernice Kelley
Virginia Middleton
Fay Nicklaus
Elizabeth Sears
Eleanor Stinson
Virginia Todd
Louise Patton
Mary Effie Zischang
B. B. Holland
Maude McClung
W M S Church Day Program Highlights Africa Focus
The First Baptist W M S held its monthly Church Day with Elsie Clor Circle led by Mrs J F Reynolds. The program featured Africa themes by Mrs Guy Chisum and readings by Mrs Foringer and Mrs Floyd Studer, plus songs and an memorial for members since January 1937. Lunch for 158 was served by Mildred Matthews Circle as Lena Lair Circle sent the largest turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Efisie Clor
J. F. Reynolds
Guy Chisum
Africa
E.T. Dunaway
J. M. Crain
Floyd Studer
Lee Harry
Page
R. L. Thompson
Elsie Clor
D. A. Grundy
Memphis
Mildred Matthews
Lena Lair
New Baptist Class Elects New Officers
The Lightbearers Sunday School class at First Baptist Church installs new officers for the second quarter. Mary Bess Zweig becomes president with Thelma Blevins as first vice president and Margaret Jane Roberts as second vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bess Zweig
First Baptist Church
Thelma Blevins
Margaret Jane Roberts
Alma Clifton
Marie Griggs
Maryline Bandy
Paralee Dashier
Mary Frances Dodderer
Greta Louise Groom
Jerry Mitchell
Vera Mott
Guy Carlander
Safe Milk and Kitchen Tips for Home Use
Household hints cover safe handling of milk and cream reuse in the fridge keep at 50 degrees or colder wash bottle necks and tops before storage and sanitize. Roasting advice for fowl includes singeing washing drying oiled rub stuffing and roasting about one hour for a three pound chicken. Deep frying section stresses correct fat temperature and thermometer checks. Linen lamp shades described as cool looking and easy to dust.
Methodist W M S Continues Series of Bible Lessons
The Polk Street Methodist Church Woman's Missionary Society continued its New Testament series in the church parlor led by Mrs. Carl Miller. Using Edgar J. Goodspeed's The Story of the New Testament, discussions covered historical background authorial purposes and Bible guidance for present day problems with Mesdames J. Robin Allen A. F. Morris and P. R. Underwood assisting. The next lesson is set for the first Wednesday in May and Visitation Day occurs next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society
Polk Street Methodist Church
Carl Miller
Edgar J. Goodspeed
Mesdames J. Robin Allen
A. F. Morris
P. R. Underwood
La Costura Club Skips Meeting for Anniversary Gala
The La Costura Club will not meet next Tuesday due to the Potter County Federation of Women's Clubs 25th anniversary celebration. La Costura was among the 14 original clubs in the federation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Costura Club
Potter County Federation of Women's Clubs
la Costura
Plate File Rack Keeps Dishes Clean and Neat
A rubber covered rack stores plates upright to prevent chipped edges and save space. It has graduated sections with capacity about twelve plates per section. A tailored fabric cover keeps the rack of filed dishes clean and dust free.
Rehearser Homer Rice Leads Kiwanis Band in Amarillo
Homer Rice, sale representative for Wilson and Company, rehearses the San Jacinto Kiwanis Club band for summer concerts. The group will total about 30 pieces, combining students and former professional musicians. Rice, a former Boys Band director at Lawton Oklahoma, also leads the downtown Kiwanis club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Rice
Wilson and Company Sale
Amarillo
San Jacinto Kiwanis Club
Rice
Lawton
Okla
San Jacinto Kiwanians
Kiwants Club
Bob Burns Named Honor Guest at Hobo Convention
Hollywood April 8 AP Bob Burns famed Arkansas born comedian was invited as an honored guest at the 30th annual hoboes convention in Altoona Pennsylvania April 9 16. The invitation came from Jeff Davis president of the Migratory and Itinerant Workers Union. Burns replied from the Tropic Holiday set saying I cant I have to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
A.P
Bob Burns
Arkansas
Altoona
Jeff Davis
Migratory and Itinerant Workers Union
Burns
Fidelis Class Banquet Postponed at Buchanan Street Church
The Mother-Daughter banquet by the Fidelis class of Buchanan Street Methodist Church in Bennett Hall has been postponed. Ticket holders may use their tickets at a later date.
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Bennett of
Buchanan Street Methodiat Arch
Buchanan Street Methodist Church
Bennett Hall
VFW Auxiliary Plans Games Party Benefit
The Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary hosts a benefit bride and 42 party Saturday at 909 Mississippi Street, Mrs. H. C. Lyles home. Games start at 8 p.m. The event was postponed from Thursday due to weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.C. Lyles
Mississippi Street
Vv. F. W. Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
H. C. Lyles
Roosevelt Tops Haagsche Post Poll As World’s Most Important Person
The Haagsche Post poll names Franklin D Roosevelt as the world’s most important figure. Mussolini and Hitler rank second and third, with Eden sixth and Stalin fifth. Dutch premier Colijn sits eighth. The Canal Zone is described as a five mile strip on each side of the Panama Canal and a U.S. government reservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Hague
U.P
Roosevelt
Haagsche Post
Benito Mussolini
Adolf Hitler
Anthony Eden
Josef Stalin
Chiang Kai-Shek
Hendrix Colijn
Netherlands
Canal Zone
Panama Canal
U. S
Marriage Is No Excuse In the Eyes of the Law
Julius Fernandez aged 21 pleaded guilty after being found with eight sweaters and four knitted suits taken in theft. He asked to be released for his wedding next Saturday, but the judge denied the request and set bail at 5000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.P
Julius Fernandez
Hollywood sees drop in motion picture extra jobs
Hollywood reports a March total of 16 750 extra roles filled as central casting notes a decline in motion picture extra work. The figure reflects fewer opportunities for background actors in the industry during that period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
U.P
Central Casting
Broiled Fruits and Kitchen Tips From Home Column
Broiled halves of canned peaches or apricots with butter and a touch of salt make a tasty meat accompaniment. Paint stains dry on wood can be removed by turpentine rubbed in, then absorbed. A sturdy new sifter claims to combine three siftings in one, speeding cake prep and reducing flour scatter.
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TCU
Frances Buster
Emilie Mae Bass
Martha Olive
Helen Connor
Texas Christian University
Dallas
Orgain Studio
Ft. Worth
United Press
Jimmy
Goosy P. T. A
Soncy
Graham
Sunnyside
Masterson
MacDowell Juvenilie Club
Jacqne
Lipscomb Street
Amarillo County Club
Neai-Fm Club
Husbands
Mrs
Jack Pittman
West Twentieth Avenue
Charles Davis
Country Club
Globe-News
Cool
Colorado
James Barker Smith
Colorado Springs
Caplin
Junior Harmony Club
W. M.S
Methodist
Homer
Hobo Convention
Holland
George Bernard Shaw
Ar Amarpiles
Polk
Rexall
Marie Elliott
Marie Earle
Fifth Avenue Salon
Larvex
Pond's
Congress
FITCH
BAYER
Raniers
Chamberlain
Charles of the
Seltzer
Ange Age
Blades
Probak Jr, Blades
Mennen
Dionne
Dionne Quints
News-Globe
The
Palo Duro Apartments
Jackson
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