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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1936

Page

6

Evelyn Marsh and John Morris Wed in Canyon Church

Miss Evelyn Louise Marsh daughter of Mr and Mrs H Marsh 126 Wayside Drive and John W Morris son of Mr and Sam L Morris 1422 Taylor Street were married Sunday evening at First Methodist Canyon with Rev J O Quattiebaum officiating. The couple reside 1710 Van Buren Street.

Evelyn Louise Marsh H. Marsh Wayside Drive John W. Morris Sam L. Morris Taylor Street First Methodist Church Canyon J. O Quattiebaum Morris Amarillo Amarillo College Texas Technological College Santa Fe Amarillo High School West Texas State College Draper-Ross Produce Co van Buren Street

Class Has Business And Social Meeting

Clark Wesley Class of the San Jacinto Methodist Church held a business and social gathering in the church basement on Tuesday. Members shared verses, gave offerings, and Charlotte Cole played a piano solo. A nominating committee was formed to select officers for next year with Mrs. George Waghorn as a special guest.

Clark Wesley San Jacinto Methodist Church Charlotte Cole George Waghorn Mesdames Raymond Adkinson A. V. Barnard B. R. Cole Clark Cowe A. G. Arriett W. F. Williams W. Terrill J. H. Anderson W. T. Butler Paul Middleton J. F. Hood C. M. Goodnight H. P. Cochran Roy Jacobs Mary Louise Roberts

Stitch Rite Club 18 Entertained by Mrs Rhoads and Mrs Banes

Mrs C M Rhoads and Mrs J R Banes hosted the Stitch Rite ClubTuesday at Rhoads home L F E Rodgers was elected president to fill the unexpired term. Prizes went to Mrs A M Rodgers and Miss Billie McCoy A birthday shower was held and Pollyannas exchanged Refreshments were served to members and guests The next meeting will be at Mrs J W Cleveland 210 Louisiana Street

Beryl Needle Club C. M. Rhoads J R. Banes Stitch Rite Club Rhoads L. F E. Rodgers Stidger A. M. Rodgers Billie McCoy

Santa Calendar Circles Host Events at Ellwood Park

The Santa Calendar lists Circle No. 8 of the Woman's Council at Central Presbyterian Church hosting a picnic supper at Ellwood Park at 6 30. The Ladies' Auxiliary to the Guy V. Henry Jr Camp United Spanish War Veterans holds a watermelon feast on the north central side of Ellwood Park at 7 30 Friday. M O L Class of First Baptist Church hosts luncheon and business meeting with Group No 3 as hostesses at the church at 12 15.

Woman's Council of Central Presbyterian Church Ellwood Park Ladies’ Auxiliary Guy V. Henry, Jr United First Baptist Church Group No. 3

Bird Club Meets With Mrs. Thornton

Amarillo Pedigreed Roller Canary Club gathered at Mrs. Clay Thornton’s home with Mrs. G. C. Elder in charge. Carrie Hammer presented on caring for birds during the melting season. Fort Worth guests included Dames I. D. Heyser L. N. Griggs and R. N. Denham.

Amarillo H. W. Knupp J. P. Claybrook E. C. Garthwait The Hostess

Mission circle meeting at First Baptist Church

Mrs. Leon P. Montgomery hosted the Elsie Clor Circle of the First Baptist Church. R. B. Wingate conducted the devotional on prayer and emphasized perseverance in prayer. Mrs. Chisholm read Elsie Clor’s article on missionary work in Palestine. Donations of 4 to district and associa tional expenses and 26 to the Girls' Social Center were reported.

Leon P. Montgomery Tyler Street Elsie Clor First Baptist Church R. B. Wingate W. M Guy Chisholm Palestine James Sherrill Tom Durham Edith McCarty J. B. Hutchings J. C. Sherrill J. L. McLaughlin E. F P. Rittenberry W. A. Rice D. M. Coffee

Household Hints Tomatoes as Thirst Quencher

Tomatoes are cited as a potent thirst quencher and the third most valuable U S crop, with earlier beliefs of toxicity now reversed. Additional notes cover child room organization via a portable coat rack, early American tin tray decor, and mustard’s historical uses. A simple demolding method for frozen desserts uses waxed paper to ease release.

United States

Successful Marriage Formula From a Happy Wife

A wife shares how she eloped at 18 and six years later remains deeply in love with her husband. She describes hardship, hard work, and shared chores, but emphasizes unselfish love, mutual trust, and teamwork as the path to happiness and a dream life with their three year old daughter.

Anne Hirst

Marmola Tablets Promise Quick Weight Loss Method

An old advertisement claims Marmola Prescription Tablets reduce fat by feeding a gland with a missing substance. It asserts doctors endorse the method, promising rapid weight loss for millions and urging readers to buy Marmola from a druggist.

Dessert Appears by Magic After Tug on Free Ends

A playful kitchen trick yields a dessert that seems to materialize as if by magic after a tug on its free ends. The simple act surprises diners and showcases a whimsical, unexpected presentation.

Cleaning Trays With Mild Cleaners And Ammonia

Use a mild cleanser or quality silver polish for aluminum trays. Wash first and last with hot suds, dry with paper napkins, and add a dash of ammonia to prevent discoloration on hands.

Advice on marriage strain and age difference in a columnist reply

A reader laments marital strain as her husband spends time with his boss and hobbies, asks how to improve home life. The columnist suggests inviting the boss and wife to dinner, maintaining own interests, and patience to rebuild balance. Another reader asks about a 28 year old man dating a 17 year old. the column notes a dozen year gap is challenging now but may lessen over time if the partner is mature.

Anne Hirst U, Mi Tony

Local units cost Texas taxpayers more than state government

A June 15 report to the governor from the state auditor shows local government in Texas cost about four times as much as state government for the year ended Sept 1, 1935. Local units collected 107.3 million in taxes while the state raised 26.2 million. City taxes accounted for 33.3 million, counties 29.99 million, and independent school districts 28.55 million, totaling 133.43 million in burden.

Austin U.P Texas

Unusual Preference for Older Suitor Draws Notice

A woman weighs an older man over younger peers as her parents express approval. The narrator hints the girl may be unusual for her age and questions why she should wait any longer, suggesting a deliberate, discussed choice.

Bounty of Bonds and Warrants Totals in Public Debt

Statewide figures show total outstanding indebtedness of counties cities and districts in bonds time and current war rants at 700896845 dollars, with taxes all under 7000 dollars. The data highlights the scale of municipal obligations across jurisdictions.

Nip and Tuck Club Comes to Amarillo

H Gerhard owner of Snow White Dairy announces exclusive franchise for Nip and Tuck Club in Amarillo with Adventures of Nip and Tuck to run in The Amarillo Globe advertising columns. Club membership is free to all children. Further details via Snow White Dairy phone 9200. Lake Superior is larger than South Carolina.

H. Gerhard Amarillo

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