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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1935

Page

5

Army Moves To Double Its Fighting Strength This Summer

The War Department announced enlistment of 31,700 men aged 18 to 35 will begin July 1 to double actual fighting strength. Congress authorized $20 million for the program as lawmakers debate additional bills for navy and air base expansion.

Washington War Department House Europe

Zelley Stars in Deepening Role in Kindling at Black Mask

Ridgeway Zelley, veteran Black Mask actor, takes a deeper turn as dock worker Jean Epperson in Kindling, a social drama about a poor stevedore family. The cast includes Zelley’s wife, plus Helen Anderson and Alan Clark, with Dr. R. P. Parcells directing. Proceeds benefit the Sandie Pep Squad. tickets 25 and 35 cents.

Ridgeway Zelley High School Zelley Jean Epperson Helen Anderson Alan Clark Sandie Alice McDavid Raymond Glass Aubrey Jackson Verlon T

Paramount Gold Diggers of 1935 at the Plaza and More

The Paramount presents Gold Diggers of 1935 with Dick Powell and Gloria Stuart, praised for song, dance and Berkeley direction. Flamboyant shows at The Nat feature Flaming Youth Revue with Bob Allen and Lew Parker, plus Rialto and Fair theater events. Auditions open tomorrow amid staged broadcasts and weekly talent showcases.

Paramount Dick Powell Adolphe —Menjou Filmusical FAIR George White Alice Faye Loretta Young TEXAE Charles Butterworth Jimmie Durante Rialto Anne Shirley Tom Brown Rex Roger Pryor Heather Angel Lioyd Snyder Warner Brothers- Busby Glenda Farrell Adolphe Menjou Joe Cawthorne Bob Allen Lew Parker Dancing Dollis Rambeau Sisters Walmsley Keating H. A. Dyer Fair Theater Jimmie Allard Rialto Theater Oscar Dooley Little Betty Louise Wilson Billie Hankison Lorene Robertson Dick Riley That Man Black Bob Sanford Don Jose Maria Smoke Johnson

Plumbers To Homes Following Session

Fort Worth April 24 United Press Master Plumbers of Texas wrap up their meeting. W H Kuhn of Dallas was elected president Clayton Lee of Houston vice president and Henry Martyn of Dallas named secretary treasurer. Dallas chosen 1936 convention site. The group plans radio auditions at WDAG from 6 30 to 8 30 each Thursday. Spring fashion notes at the Paramount feature Palm Beach suits and songs from George White Scandals including Its An Old Southern Custom sung by Alice Page. Federal funds aided Pisgah and Unaka forests in 1934 totaling 1 488 400 dollars.

Fort Worth U.P Texas W. H. Kuhn Dallas Clayton Lee Houston Henry Martyn George White Alice Page

All Around The Town Highlights Holiday Travel And Birth

Mr and Mrs J M Webb return from Lubbock where they spent the Faster holidays with relatives Otis Massey a University of Oklahoma student visited here Misses Elizabeth Enlow Evelyn Taylor Mildred Taylor Alice Jones and Dorothy Bissick of Springfield Ill are guests of Miss Ben Mullen at 413 B West Twelfth Ave Mrs J F Owens and son Gene return from Missouri Roy Thompson resumes studies at Texas Technological College in Lubbock Patricia Jeanne Webb arrives at St Anthony's Hospital on April 6 John Smithee and A J Castleberry leave for Oklahoma City Lloyd Snyder director of the Nat orchestra is ill

Otis Massey University of Oklahoma Elizabeth Enlow Evelyn Taylor Mildred Taylor Alice Jones Dorothy Bissick Springfield Ill Ben Mullen West Twelfth Ave

Pancho Villa Band General Reyo R. Reyes Dies in El Paso

Reyo R. Reyes, longtime organizer of boys and girls bands in the United States and head of Pancho Villa’s bands in Mexico, died in El Paso on Tuesday. His daughter Revva was a noted dancer in New York and Paris.

EL Paso Reyo R. Reyes Pancho Villa Mexico Reyes Revva New York Paris

AAUW to host annual tea for Amarillo seniors

The American Association of University Women plans a tea for senior girls at Amarillo High School this Saturday from 3 to 5 PM at Mrs. W. D. Burger's home 2210 Van Buren. The note lists guests visiting from several cities and mentions local college students returning after Easter. A covered dish luncheon for St Bernadette Circle at Sacred Heart Cathedral Parish House is scheduled for Thursday at 12 45.

American Association of University Women Amarillo High School W. D. Burger van Buren Street St. Bernadette Circle Sacred Heart Cathedral

Beauty Hint Claims Lashes With Jelly Application

Readers are advised to rub petroleum jelly on the lids at night and gently pat and massage. On hot days the Fiffer Tower height supposedly rises up to 11 inches due to expansion.

Positive Relief For Itchy Skin Ointment Promises Quick Cure

Cooling blue Star Ointment melts on skin and sends medicines into pores to kill itch rash eczema and ringworm. Money back if the first jar fails.

Ancient cure uses torpedo ray shocks for rheumatism

In antiquity sufferers of rheumatism stood barefoot on the body of a torpedo ray, a fish capable of delivering electric shocks, as a healing practice.

Carter's Little Liver Pills advertised for bile flow

An old advertisement urges readers to wake up the liver with Carter's Little Liver Pills to restore bile flow and aid digestion. It claims the pills use gentle vegetable extracts and notes the red label and 25 cents price in 1931.

Carter CM. Ca

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