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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1936
Page
5
Kansas City livestock prices show mixed movement with steady to higher bids on some cattle while calves and hogs trend uneven. New Orleans cotton opens softer with May at 11.42 and July at 11.14 as prior rally fades in quiet trading.
Mrs Thomsie Brean Sellers longtime Amarillo pianist and Pi Mu sorority organizer died leaving her son Jesse C. Sellers Jr. and her parents Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Bean of Lubbock plus sister Miss Mary Etta Bean. She taught at Amarillo College of Music and belonged to Central Presbyterian Church. Body at Griggs chapel awaiting funeral plans.
The Forest Hill Parent Teacher Association sponsors the sewing class exhibit to be shown Friday at 7 45 PM in the Senior High School auditorium. Mrs Jessie Fulton directs with quilts rugs and footstools on display plus formal street and sports frocks. A meeting of adult schools’ demonstration programs follows at Bushland school at 8 PM. A Tuesday night concert at Buchanan School features vocal and instrumental music with Cal Farley radio hour musicians. A new Texas Centennial history course runs 6 to 9 nightly in the courthouse jury room led by Ercell W Brooks contact 5608. John Lofting noted as a long-ago English metal worker who first made a thimble nearly 200 years ago.
Mrs Cypher, an Australian visitor, spoke on home life with grass skirts boomerangs and beads, sharing insights from a 10 month stay in Melbourne. Morning session presided by Mrs R J McReynolds of Dumas. noon luncheon at Baptist Church for delegates hosted by the City Development board and Gray County Home Demonstration Clubs.
Last October Freddie’s guardianship faced protest as Mrs. Bartholomew sought to revoke on technical grounds claiming insufficient time to appear. Aunt’s lawyers arranged a private weekend meeting between mother and son with only Freddie, his mother, and possibly the aunt knowing the details.
The GAS mission schedules a hearing in Amarillo on May 11 to review gas oil ratios water exemptions and related issues affecting gas production compliance and policy.
A testimonial states Adlerika relieves gas and stomach trouble, with claims of cleansing both upper and lower bowels and reducing bacteria. It notes satisfaction after a dose and promotes purchase at Fox Drug Company and City Drug Stores.
Attorney General William Mc Craw, backing conservation, defends a federal court ruling upholding Texas prohibition on sweet gas for carbon black manufacture. Henderson Company plans to appeal to the U S Supreme Court arguing the law violates contracts and due process. Ratios and taking claims may be heard together. plaintiffs include Texas and Consolidated Gas in Chicago and other cities.
A Methodist devotional period titled Deepening Our Experience with God Through Intercession closes the morning with a meditation led by Mrs. A B Smith. The afternoon plans include officer elections invitations next year reports and a consecration service by Mrs Rollins followed by a tea for visitors then a vesper service at seven. Pageant Tonight The Home Mission Jubilee page
The free program directed by Mrs Oma Link Rowley starts at 8 pm tonight to celebrate the 50th anniversary of home mission work in the Methodist Episcopal Church South. A Christian social relations hour followed with Dr C C Grimes stressing women’s duties as voters and citizens. Mrs Ralph Odom displayed 18 posters illustrating the value of peace.
Miners describe a keen rivalry between coal and gold workers in the district due to prejudices and beliefs about virility. During rescue work both groups observed each other closely and contested the scene of labor.
An advertisement promotes Feen a Mint chewing gum as a gentler laxative for long-term users. It claims its mint flavor freshens the mouth while digestive juices aid the laxative and toning effects. Doctors reportedly prescribe the laxative ingredient for children and adults, with a money back guarantee.
At 1230 A M three men crawled through a narrow hole 141 feet down in Reynolds shaft into the tomb. Two were coal miners one a gold man. They faced danger and risk as early Monday Robertson and Scadding were believed dead unless rescued within hours.
After five hours, rescue efforts stretched to over 60 hours as miners, largely poor and rarely employed full weeks, were celebrated for bravery. The Canadian Red Cross initiated a fund to provide a substantial reward beyond the widespread praise poured in from all quarters today.
FAST EETH was introduced as a pleasant powder that keeps teeth firmly set with no gummy taste. Sprinkle a little on plates to eat and laugh in comfort and purchase at City Drug Stores Foe Drug Company and other drug stores.
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