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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1937
Page
3
Tonight and Wednesday bring a multitude of meetings and events across Amarillo. Legion Auxiliary and various clubs convene at halls, schools, and churches including the Masonic Temple and Capitol Hotel with times from 6 to 8 o'clock.
Amarillo Hraneh of A A W will hold its monthly meeting as a luncheon Saturday at 3 o clock at the Amarillo Country Club for the election of officers for next year. W MS to have tea Wednesday The Woman's Missionary Society of Tenth Avenue Methodist Church hosts a silver tea Wednesday at 2 30 PM at Mrs A G Ray 1919 East Tenth Avenue.
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Azelle Boone to Mr. W J Loftus. The ceremony occurred in Dallas on Wednesday April 14. Boone, a Amarillo High School graduate and Sandie Pep cheerleader, later attended the University of Oklahoma. Loftus, a St Louis University alumnus, has practiced law for 10 years and serves as attorney for Phillips Petroleum Co. They reside at the LaFerol Apartments.
Miss Ruth Evans was guest of honor at a shower hosted by Mrs. H. W. Green at 2709 Cleveland Street. Games and a rainbow finale yielded gifts. refreshments followed for a list of local ladies and Miss Evans.
St. Andrew's Altar Guild held its regular meeting at 2218 Lipscomb Street with Rev. Frederick A. Foster and Mesdames Beaumont Stinnett Neal Hall J M Barker Charles Keffer Richard Nunn Dorothy Hubell and Harriette Hub ell in attendance.
Lucky Eight Bridge Club was entered last week by Mrs. Bill Hemphill. High score won by Mrs. Cecil Green and Mrs. J. R. Shackleford. Other players included Mesdames Bedford Gibson, Jack Coulter, Lee McDeniels, Pike and Jack Alexander. The club will meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. J. R. Shackleford at 2 o clock.
The Officers Club of the OFR Co Auxiliary met at Mrs. C. V. Wood’s home Friday night. After the business session, games were played with prizes awarded to Mesdames Pearl Standish Elizabeth Ryan and Virginia Kelly. Final plans were set for a monthly luncheon hosted by Mrs. Gertrude Dixon in Childress.
St Andrew's Guild will convene at the Parish House of St Andrew's Episcopal Church on Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
An advertisement urges women to improve appearance by treating constipation with Kellogg's All-Bran cereal. It claims the cereal supplies bulk and vitamin B, absorbs water to gently cleanse the intestines, and is a safe food rather than a medicine.
Miss Dorothy Dilli and George Gray united in marriage Wednesday evening at 1605 Monroe Street in the bride’s sister home. Dr. J. Howard Williams officiated with close relatives present. The couple will reside in Kingsmill after a Greenville visit to the groom’s mother.
Patricia Miller was elected president of the MacDowell Juvenile Club at a Saturday afternoon meeting at Nancy Lou Savage's home. Frances Lynn Townes was named vice president and Drucilla Adelmann as secretary and reporter. committee chairs were appointed by Mrs. P. L. Bottoms.
Bobby L and Joe Marvin Suttle Jr celebrate birthdays at a joint party hosted by their mother Mrs J Marvin Suttle in San Jacinto Park. Bobby turns two on Sunday while Joe Martin turns eight today. a pink and white tiered cake with candles topped the event attended by numerous local neighbors and friends.
The Eclat Club will meet at 1812 Buchanan Street the home of Mrs William Copeland on Wednesday at 2 30 PM. Last week meeting included Mrs Hugh Underwood and members Meadams Garland Pearce Melvin Davis Francis McGowan Jess Pearce William Copeland Wayne Fulton and the hostess.
A collection of practical kitchen tips covers pickles as a fish loaf topping, grease stain removal on stoves, drying laundry for weight-based costs, sharp knife use for even meat cuts, enhancing prune juice with lemon and spices, and using cider with apples. It notes carrots as a calcium source and advises cooking older roots.
River Road Home Demonstration Club will meet Wednesday at 2 PM at Mrs W D Irby’s home. Yard beautification will be on the agenda and discussed.
A formal shower was held at the home of Mrs Dad Holman 2410 Houston Street to honor Mrs Verlyn Taylor. Attendees included Mesdames Rankin Schaef fer Myers Hurd Sterling Green Mc Kechnie Mayo Cook Miller Ballenger Wakeman Hurd Hawkins Crawford Renfro Hall Warren and Dud Holman. gifts came from those unable to attend including John Walker Rowe Brown Cook Wilson Gibbins Adams Austin and Imogene Wilson.
The Junior Speech Arts Association will meet tonight at 7 30 at Miss Iris Westbay home 1613 Tyler Street. The meeting was previously announced for Wednesday.
An advertisement promotes Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a safe diuretic for kidney and bladder issues. It claims relief from backache and sleepless nights and urges buying the product from Haarlem in Holland for assured results. The copy mentions symptoms like puffy eyes leg cramps and moist eyesight.
Mrs A L Jordan of 827 Louisiana Street will entertain two clubs this week. Thursday at 2 30 p m she hosts El Navegar Club and Friday at 3 o'clock The Junior Child Study Club meets at the Jordan home.
A tea plant reaches 30 feet in its native state as an evergreen with narrow leathery leaves and white or rose tinted flowers. It later forms woody capsules with three round seeds, while a note adds that quinine and strychnine, despite similar composition, produce very different effects on the human body.
Folger's Drip Grind delivers rich full bodied coffee from Central American mountain plantations. Uniform granulation preserves mountain flavor for superior taste while using less coffee. Widely served in hotels restaurants railroads and airlines.
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