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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1934
Page
7
At a Tuesday afternoon gathering, J. C. Evans presented a honor on behalf of the organization for three years of devoted service. The program featured songs performed by pupils of Mrs. Pearl Gould and Mrs. J.
Readings and a playlet by pupils, guest musicians Blanche Ringold and Juanita Hayhurst entertain, and prizes awarded for attendance at Mrs J C Evans and Mrs R C Walkers rooms. Library luncheon invites all, reservations via Potter County Library. District Library Conference tops the program with a 9 am opening at First Baptist. Mrs A W Tolbert of El Paso visits Amarillo. tea honors Blanche Rose Walker, missionary from China. Owensboro Kentucky reports 1933 fire loss of 9381.21 per capita less than 34 cents.
The Wolflin School Parent-Teacher Association met in the school auditorium. H G Wilson of Central Presbyterian Church spoke on how politics and the economy may affect families. Mrs Claude McDaniel's room won the attendance prize. Officers for the coming year were elected: President Mrs C E Crownover. vice presidents Mrs W S Izzard, Mrs N C Sanford, Mrs E J Vought, Mrs J W Spikes, Mrs Phillip Taber, Mrs B M Puckett, Mrs E F Lanham. treasurer Mrs William Luck. recording secretary Mrs W L Norman. corresponding secretary Mrs Ted Neely. parliamentarian was named.
Mrs B TL Morgan historian and three others will speak this afternoon at 4 30 detailing life in Japan where the speaker spent 12 years Miss Lillian Walsh delivers the third beauty talk The Glee Club will sponsor a Rex Theater show to raise funds for the group’s trip to Galveston for the state music convention program the High school plans the fundraiser.
A terse ad promises fast relief for kidney and bladder irritation with a product claim that results appear quickly and urges readers to consult a doctor about Foley. The copy includes vague assurances and a dubious back guarantee, reflecting low credibility.
The School Glee Club will sponsor an afternoon program at the Rex Theater on Tuesday from 1 to 5. The film to be shown is Christopher Bean starring Marie Dressler and Lionel Barrymore.
The Magnolia Bridge Club begins a new series of bridge games Friday at 8 p m at the Capitol Hotel Mesars. Frank Felerabend and W H Kendrick supervise the event. Eighty members attended the opening session.
The ad touts Feen a mint chewing gum as a complete laxative that cleanses bowels and promotes natural movement. It claims uniform distribution of the laxative through the intestines and asserts safety and gentleness without irritating the bowels.
Medical specialist Edwin von Graff attends the Panhandle Medical Association Convention where delegates note 34 physicians present.
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