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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1941
Page
9
The Mary Class of the First Baptist Church will meet with Mrs. J. A. Harper at 1705 Jackson Street Tuesday at 2 o'clock for the regular weekly gathering.
Advertises Dr Caldwell's Laxative Senna as a stomach friendly laxative. Promotes combination with Syrup Pepsin for gentle relief from constipation and easy on the stomach. Claims doctors prescribe pepsin preparations and that even children like the pleasant taste. Buy at your druggist today.
At Capitol Hotel the Pi Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma held a dinner and Charm School program titled Personality and Charm. Mrs Augustine Greening directed a radio style broadcast with topics Inside Outside Expressed Through. Fifty members attended and plans were made for Wichita Falls convention April 25 to 27.
public schools held special assemblies and social studies programs to mark the 150th anniversary of the San Jacinto Battle. pageants were staged in some schools while others held class programs detailing Texas independence and the retreat that led to Santa Anna's capture.
The Amarillo District Scoutmasters Roundtable of the Llano Estacado Council meets tonight at 7:30 at Sacred Heart Cathedral. Hosts Troop 21 led by Scoutmaster Robert P. Carter and committee chair William H King will discuss the achievement program and Field Day plans over dinner.
The Amarillo College Mechanical Trades School will relocate to its permanent building on campus within two to three days. George M. Waddill, superintendent, reports finishing touches are underway and weather delays have not halted progress. The contractor Wertz is completing the project within the original 65 day timeline, with room to serve more students than in temporary quarters.
Earl McClure of Dallas Deputy Regional Executive of the Boy Scouts of America will visit Ama Thursday to attend a meeting of the Organization and Extension Committee of the Llano Estacado Council announced by Will J. Hiatt council executive.
A sweep of events across Amarillo venues includes the Feder ation Club, the Sam Houston PTA, A A U W groups, the Amarillo Music Teachers Guild, and multiple parent teacher associations. Evening times range from 4 to 8 and later with receptions, book reviews, bridge events, and installations. Fractions of addresses and hostesses noted for this active calendar.
Miss Emma Roberson daughter of Mrs D B Roberson 814A Fillmore Street married Price Colwell Saturday night at 8 in a ceremony at an improvised altar of white lilacs cherry blossoms and pink gladioli. The couple reside at 814 A Fillmore Street. The bride secretary to Mayor Joe A Jenkins and the groom an Amarillo Hardware Company employee. Mrs Colwell to be honored by several parties. she is active in the Junior Business Women's Club and Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority.
Mrs J C Keaton received a miscellaneous bridal shower at 302 North Johnson Street hosted by Mrs C C Bennett. Guests listed include Wanda Keaton and Rita White before her marriage at Clovis on March 29. Prizes were awarded during the event.
Dolores Cune, Leatherie's teen-age charm adviser, visits White & Kirk this week as a store guest in the perfume department. She offers teen-agers a charm check up and poise analysis and will present the Pink Party line for approval. She also assists older women with perfume and cosmetic questions.
A bridal shower for Mr and Mrs Thomas J Stratton was hosted at Mrs Clyde C Bair’s home 3700 Van Buren Street. Punch and cookies were served with numerous guests listed including Mesdames R P Jones E L Sutton Robert Briles M B Anderson Leo Cannon Walter Neville and many others.
Local sewing clubs plan meetings with designated hosts on Tuesday afternoon and evening. The Costura Club and Round Dozen Club will gather at 3 PM and 2 30 PM respectively, with Mrs G M Waddill and Mrs R Thomeen as hosts. Other gatherings include El Martes Needie Club hosted by Mrs Ozelia Snodgrass at 3500 Taylor Street and the Jolly Jibbers Sewing Club meeting at Mrs Lewis Williams residence.
A sewing club met at Mrs. Less Frampton's home to craft three Red Cross dresses and plan a 42 party for April 25. Members present included Mesdames Jess Hunsaker, L BE, Moreman, C L, Knight, George Killean, and the hostess. The next meeting is May 1 at Mrs. Jess Hunsaker's home.
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