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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1936
Page
6
Circles and clubs meet across Amarillo with times from 1 to 8:15 pm. Locations include Fellowship Hall J T J Travis 1706 Jackson Street and various rooms in Herring Hotel and local schools. Activities range from whistling chorus to study clubs, circles, operettas, and nurse association duties.
A promotional piece claims Marmola Pro mption Tablets help “burn up” fat by replacing a missing gland substance. It markets a simple, nonstarvation approach and urges readers to buy from a pharmacist, claiming millions use the product worldwide.
A musical program is set for Friday at 8 p.m. in the San Jacinto School auditorium with Miss Florence Snodgrass and Miss Tauream Christian in charge. The program features choruses, dances, vocal solos, and instrumental music by pupils including Yvonne Brown Lois Nelson Barbara Trice Ruth Anne Myers and others. An admission fee will defray expenses and the public is invited. There is a note that 88 clubs in the Football League of England employ 3,000 professional players.
Dear Anne Hirst advises an anxious grandmother who left a jealous, alcoholic husband after 30 years of raising children. The letter urges embracing a hopeful future apart from him, praising her virtues and urging patience with life ahead.
Mrs C L Kilgore detailed plans for Llano Estacado Chapter hosting during July as part of the Texas Centennial events. She noted the chapter’s activities include joining in statewide host duties, plus updates on scholarships and historical relic displays tied to Pioneer Days in Texas.
Mr and Mrs Knox Whitney entertained at the Otis Apartments with four bridge tables on Tuesday night. After seven games Mr and Mrs Happy Bush won high score Elmer Sowder was traveling and Mrs Sowder was low. A refreshment course was served to 8 Talley Fonzie Roberts Elmer Sowder Happy Bush Homer Gettys and Knox Whitney. Mr and Mrs Gettys will entertain the same group on April 21.
The Graduate Nurses Association will meet at St. Anthony's Hospital Saturday afternoon at 3 30. The Private Duty Section is scheduled to meet at Mrs Tommie Moore's home 1623 Fillmore Street Friday afternoon at 3 30.
The Fellowship Class will hold a banquet Friday night at 7 30 at the Methodist Church. Wives of members will be guests.
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