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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1935

Page

7

Philharmonic Club Hosts Texas Music Clubs Meeting

The Philharmonic Club heard reports on the Texas Federation of Music Clubs annual meeting in San Angelo. Mrs. R. C. Martini and Mrs. Ed R. Mayer led the program with music by Margaret Harris and Betty Mathis, readings by Mrs. C. H. Tyler, and performances by Miss Wright and guest artist Mrs. J. S. Pittman. A salad course followed for members and guests.

Texas Federation of Music Clubs San Angelo R. C. Martini Ed R. Mayer Philharmonic Club Martini G. Trent Davis J. Francis Brown FE. C. Nelson Margaret Harris C. H. Tyler Betty Mathis Carpenter Philharmonics Jean Wright Cadmann J. 8. Pittman Howard Boxwell Paul Boxwell N. H. Moore J. W. Sanders

Mrs J C Smyth Hosts Dorcas Class Meeting at Easter-Themed Tea

The Dorcas Class of the First Christian Church met Saturday at Mrs. J C Smyth home 2407 Hayden Street with assistant hostesses Mrs A M Fleming and Mrs J W Triplett. Forty-two and bridge provided entertainment as Easter motifs infused the refreshments. Attending were Mrs T D Daniel Mrs John E Hill Mrs Ray C Johnson Mrs W W Swan Mrs J S Benedict Mr Roy Cline Mr Tom Williams Mrs A T Swan Mrs R C Randal Mr H C Dowell Mrs H M Rawlings Mrs Charles Kirk Mrs W S Fahrner Mrs A A Young Mrs E L Moon Mr Harvey Crudgington and Mr Q J Daniel.

Dorcas First Christian Church J. C. Smyth Hayden Street A. M. Fleming J. W. Triplett Bridge Mesdames T. D. Daniel John E. Hill Ray C. Johnson W. W. Swan J. 8S. Benedict Roy Cline Tom Williams A.T. Swan R. C. Randal H. C. Dowell H. M. Rawlings Charles Kirk W. 8. Fahrner A. A. Young A. J. Morris E. L. Moon Harvey Crudgington Q. J. Daniel

Spring Fashion Adds White Touches to Wardrobe

White accents brighten spring outfits for both country and town. Navy blue suits pair with crisp white blouses and boutonnieres, with hats banded in white and gloves for a groomed look. Also cleaning mohair velvet upholstery uses plain soap and water and a brushing routine.

Cardus Helps Hartshorne Woman Overcome Nervousness

Mrs. Charles Sivil of Hartshorne Oklahoma recalls a improvement after taking Cardus. She reports better appetite gained strength and reduced nervousness after two bottles. Thousands of women testify Cardus benefited them. If it does not help consult a physician.

Charles Sivil Hartshorne Okla Cardus

Panhandle Pen Women's 15th Anniversary Tonight

Evening program features Dena Thomas Harmon studio 8 o clock. Junior Speech Arts Association led by Dorothy Petersen 8 o clock at 1005 West Tenth Avenue. Buchanan Street School ninth graders host school play 8:30 at school auditorium. P T A Sanborn School supper 6:30 in cafeteria. Linger Longer Bridge Club hosted by Mr and Mrs L 8 King at 2205 North West Third Avenue 7:30. Whistling Chorus led by Mrs L L Travis 1796 ee Street 7. Amarillo Bridge Club tournament at Herring Hotel 8. Unity Study Club 1500 Taylor Street 7:45. Sam Houston Union High Band Parents Association presents A Country School Exhibition 7:30 at school auditorium.

Panhandle Pen Dena Thomas Harmon Junior Speech Arts Association Dorothy Petersen West Tenth Avenue Mary Elizabeth Adams Mary Ann Stanberry Linger Longer Bridge Club Mrs. L. 8. King North West Third Avenue O’cl.k L. L Travis Ee Street Amarillo Band Parents Association of Sam Houston Union High School

Mrs Fred Wendt Is Elected Head Of P T A

Mrs. Fred Wendt was elected president of the Pleasant Valley Parent-Teacher Association at yesterday’s school meeting. Other officers named include Mrs. Charles Bebout vice president and several secretaries. Activities and luncheons for circles and clubs accompany the election details.

Fred Wendt Pleasant Valley Parent-Teacher Association Charles Bebout Ray Balandy Roy Davis Ed Enochs J. E. Adelman H. C. Gentry J. I. Charlton Elmer Rutledge Annie McDonald

St Mary Girls Present Sacred Drama Upper Room Tonight

St Marys Academy senior girls present The Upper Room a sacred drama tonight at 8 in McKinley School auditorium. The cast includes Hu bert a Wedding Mildred Heidgerken Doris McHermann Joseph of Arimathea Judas Longinus Mary Magdalene and others. Public invited to attend.

St. Mary's Academy McKinley School Doctor Huberta Wedding Acher Mildred Heidgerken Samuel Doris McHermann Joseph of Arimathea Florence Handley Peter Billie del Scott John Colette Drexler Judas Katherine Kern Longinus Jane Browder Guard Ruth Bluebaugh Mary Frances Morrow Mary Magdalene Clementine Drexler Veronica Genevieve Clifton

Hanson Post Holds Session and Election Tonight

Members of Hanson Post No 54 of the American Legion meet at 8 pm at the Legion Home. Delegates to the eighteenth district convention in Wellington next weekend will be chosen. The American Legion Auxiliary also holds a meeting at the same time.

Hanson Post No. 54 American Legion Legion the Legion Wellington Floyd L. Sloan American Legion Auxiliary

Muleshoe Offers Free CCC Camp Site

The city of Muleshoe and its Chamber of Commerce invited the government to locate one of its promised five CCC camps there. They pledged unlimited water resources and a large plot to grow vegetables to support the camp, signing R. L. Brown and L. H. Mohler. A later line notes North America uses half the world’s timber but holds one twelfth of its population.

Panhandle Muleshoe North America

Demonstration Club Council Hears Reports

Potter County Home Demonstration Clubs met Saturday in Miss Sitton's office for a regular meeting led by council chair Mrs. W N Martin. Reports from chairmen were given and plans outlined for 4 H programs, a Palo Duro Canyon trip, county history study, and nature picnics. The market marks its third anniversary on April 20 with a surprise for customers.

Potter County Council of Home Demonstration Clubs Mary Sitton W. N. Martin W. J. Fulton Council Amarillo James Walton Palo Duro Canyon Potter County J. R. Hogge

Mrs Camp to Host Sunshine Child Study Luncheon

The Sunshine Child Study Club will be entertained with a 1 o'clock luncheon at the home of Mrs. Gaston Camp at 705 Adams Street on Thursday.

Jolly 12 Club Joe Williams Jolly 12 Needle Club North Johnson Street J. H. Doty Carolina Street Thusda

Police Lack Clues In Dallas Slaying

Dallas the 16th April police were without clues in the mystery killing of William N. Gillentine 65 lumber dealer found with his skull crushed at his lumber plant. Captain J W Fritz said evidence showed a struggle as three buttons were torn from his shirt and glasses lay 15 feet away. Robbery was not the motive and investigators considered a possible quarrel. The body was found in Gillentine’s office rear by J F E Stroud who went to buy supplies.

Dallas William N. Gillentine J. W. Fritz Gillentine J. FE. Stroud

Court Records Of Deeds And License In 1935

Certificate entries show warranty deeds transferring Lot 1 Block 9 North Heights to Johnnie Jones for 485 dollars from Miles G Bivins. A deed from H H Phariss to J W Scogegan for 1839 dollars covers Lot 10 Block 41 SJH. Williams et al to J A Kendall for 300 dollars on Lots 11 12 Block 203 SJH. Marriage license issued to P B Taylor and Margie Gristy.

Miles G. Bivins Johnnie Jones North Heights H. H. Phariss J. W. Scogegan N. B. Williams J. A Kendall P. B. Taylor Margie Gristy

Large Attendance At P T A Installation Rites

The Margaret Wills P T A held an afternoon meeting with strong turnout. Mrs. Mark Taylor praised members and teachers as Mrs J F E Griggs presided over installation of officers led by Mrs L J Vogel with a list of officers and new committee chairs. Violin solos by Mrs F S Burnett followed the event. room mothers served refreshments.

Mark Taylor J. FE. Griggs L. J. Vogel W. B Gunn Rual Jones E. 8. Burnett J C. Baker W. F. Shields W. H. Burnett W. B Ellis A. L. Jordan Wayne Sawyers Chas. M. Rovers Brahms Kreisler F. 5. Burnett

Music Study Club Entertained At Hess Home

The Music Study Club was entertained at Virginia Lee Hess's home Saturday afternoon with roll call followed by piano solos. Refreshments served to listed members including Virginia Hess and Mrs Ledbetter. Other society notes announce Jolly 12 Club and Lindy Lou Club meetings and Baptist Church group activities.

Virginia Lee Hess John Branson Charlotte Ann Cole Virginia Mae Green Wallace Goodman Lanelle Ledbetter Durwood Mathias Geraldine Smith Patty Jean Smith Ivaughn Veazey Ledbetter Green

Angel Time for Meeting and Ninth Grade Play at School

The Senior High School PTA meets tonight in the auditorium at 8 o'clock with programs by the science home economics and art departments. Buchanan Street School ninth grade presents The Antics of Andrew at 8 30 p m directed by Mrs FE L Hunter with Mildred Kemp and Cecil Fewel in lead roles.

Buchanan Street PF. T. A.C. Angel Andrew FE. L Hunter Mildred Kemp Cecil Fewel

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J.C. Smyth Sanborn Unity Study Club Taylor Street Christian Thaulow Municipal Auditorium Ruth Delzell First Baptist Church J. L. Bagwell Tyler Street W. G Sigma Alpha Delta Amarillo College Fidelis Church Line Avenue Baptist Church Tom Bruner Woman's Council of Central Presbyterian Church L. A. Keck Harrison Street W. O. Stephens Monroe Street J. M. Wise E. C. Blue C. W. East Roy Hanna Fillmore Street W. M.S Polk Street Methodist Church T. B. Smith Bowie Street O. R. Terry Clyde Harris Joe Miller Fellowship Hall RD. Robinette A. M. Jackson Amarillo Lumber & Supply Co., Inc Fifth and Washington Streets Wavecrest Matelasse Pisco Amarilee Taylor St Novelties Maedchen Leipzig West Twentieth Avenue J. F. Manning Jefferson Street F. A. Haggart W. A. Christian District Medical Society Amarillo Country Club Ace of Hearts Bridge Club H. H. Darnell East Twelfth Avenue Carpenters Hall North Johnson Street ST. Mary Girls Hanson Demonstration Club Council Cliffside Frank Wilson Thrifty Mesdames J. FE P. C. Bennett M L. Kelley J. E. Broaddus Loyal Jim Weaver J. D. Benton Roy Starker Roy Hill Sunnyside M. L. Parker Courthouse Records Khoury Bros Margaret Wills George Weaver East Thirteenth Avenue Maria Wade Anderson Polk Luei Coats Ular Materials and Aaa Wa
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