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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1936
Page
8
Anne Hirst counsels a farm family on handling a 19 year old with wanderlust who has run away, landed in jail, and faces probation. The mother is urged to insist the youth take a job with his uncle while maintaining support and steady letters. Advice also touches on marriage plans, divorce fears, and measuring influence of mothers-in-law.
The John B. Golding Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars held a covered dish luncheon at the American Legion Home. Mrs. W. P. Patterson opened with remarks. Mrs. Ralph Hughes spoke on national work and Eaton Rapids orphans home. Mrs. W. S. Birge reviewed state progress. Members discussed needs and relief efforts as six charter members were noted. Attendees listed include Mesdames Campf, Davis, Lillibridge, West, Ot tinger, Hughes, Patterson, and many others.
Mrs. Darrell Jackson will speak on Mexico at the Open Forum Club meeting Monday night at 7 45 at Miss Jo Johnsons home 918 Pierce Street.
Sixth and seventh grade pupils at Wolflin School present the operetta Prince of Peddlers tonight at o o clock in the Senior High School auditorium. Dickie Mayer is a principal character. More than 100 children take part in the production.
A special program will be held by the Tyler Street School Parent Teacher Association on Monday afternoon at 3 30 in the school auditorium. The meeting was postponed from last week due to Easter holidays.
An article urges home safety for children noting many accidents occur in houses and outlines common hazards from boiling liquids to ironing. It calls on parents to imagine dangers and take precautions, while contrasting with factory safety. The Cherokee alphabet is mentioned briefly as trivia.
Auditors in Sacramento, California traced a bookkeeping discrepancy to a housefly whose lodged leg turned a misread 7 into a 1. The six cent shortfall disappeared after the insect’s leg was dislodged, ending days of balancing woes.
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