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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1932
Page
3
A century after the mission's decline, a surviving chapel 200 feet long and 40 feet wide sits amid ruined walls. The altar and life size sacred figures remain, while Indian burial mounds and marble head stones mark the cemetery beside the thick walls. Mass is still held monthly for a few visitors.
Mrs. Rebecca Bame runs the Potrancas Ranch on the edge of the government forest preserve and sings in Spanish to carry listeners away from the United States. Mrs. Harry M. Taylor contributes a hearty evening picnic with baby beef hot biscuits and pink beans while King City serves as headquarters. Taylor sings When Irish Eyes Are Smiling, revealing an Irish heart behind the performance.
Mr and Mrs A W Sherwood of 102 Crestway announce the arrival of a daughter Beverley Ann at St Anthony's Hospital on August 21. Mrs Sherwood formerly Miss Lucille Fowlkes.
The Tri County 4-H Clubs from Potter Carson and Randall Counties set up at the Jack Hall Ranch for a two day short course in swimming life saving and first aid. Miss Marjorie Allen and Walter Mellor direct with Mrs C A Blankenship Brady presiding and Mrs Bob J Johnson chairing arrangements. The swimming lesson is scheduled for Wednesday morning at 10 o clock.
Paris society notes describe Madame Peralta Ramos, daughter of Mrs. Benjamin Rogers, wearing a navy blue knitted silk frock with a waist length matching jacket. The outfit includes a triangular scarf shading from Delft Hive to white, a dark blue beret, and matching gloves.
Rainbow sweaters are the newest sports wear trend in Paris. They feature fine yarns with narrow horizontal color stripes and short sleeves. Popular color mixes include red green yellow white and brown blue yellow and white.
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Beth Westbrook of Truscott to Mr. Earl E. Kent, solemnized August 14 at the Church of Christ with Rev. Robert Co. Jones officiating. The couple, now at 2118 Taylor Street, honeymooned in New Mexico and are greeted at home.
Sancy and Pleasant Valley clubs held a social gathering at Mrs. W. E. Bell's home with flower décor. Mrs. John Broaddus spoke on the A and M Short Course at College Station. Members shared news, games, and refreshments with numerous guests and club members present. A Deadly Philosophy sermon announced for San Jacinto Methodist Church led by Rev. E. Gaston Foote with a morning service daily from 10 to 10:30.
Instructions for a junior frock with yoke and sleeve treatments. Notes on contrasting binding and seaming, fabric suggestions, and sizing for 4 to 12. Includes order details for pattern 2319, binding yardage, and price for pattern and catalog in 15 to 25 cents. address in New York City.
A packed social calendar lists events across Amarillo with picnics at Ellwood Park and Parish House, meetings for Catholic Daughters and Unity Study Club, and group rallies at San Jacinto and West Amarillo churches. Women’s groups, circles, and a luncheon are scheduled with invitations to all members.
Houston police held Robert Brantley 19 as the second of four men wanted for a gun battle in which Detective Tom C. Eubanks was wounded. Brantley and Joe Chitty 21 were arrested after the break in at a grocery store when Eubanks surprised four burglars early yesterday.
Hollywood reports Charles Chaplin and his two young sons Charles Spencer Jr and Sidney Earl met for the first time in almost two years. The reunion occurred as Chaplin visits the boys while their mother Liza Grey Chaplin and Chaplin's divorce terms set him rights to visitation.
An award of $600 was granted to Mrs. Myrtle Brady by a board in condemnation proceedings brought by county commissioners for a national right of way on Highway No. 33 northeast of Amarillo. The strip fronts a triangular tract and the claimant may have to move buildings and 900 feet of fence if the decision stands without a jury review.
Charges by W Gregory Hatcher about Col Ernest Thompson's war record will be answered by Maj. E A Simpson in a radio talk tonight. Simpson will speak on station WDAG from 8 to 8 15 oclock.
Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Tuesday in White Deer for the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Felix Urbanzyk who died Monday in an Amarillo hospital.
Mrs. J. E. Leigh state secretary of the Baptist W. M. U. and Mrs. F. E. Leach president of Palo Duro Association Auxiliary will speak at a joint rally of the W. M. U. groups from First Baptist San Jacinto and Pierce Street churches. The event is at San Jacinto Church Fifth Avenue and Carolina Street Wednesday at 10 o clock. All are invited to attend.
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