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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1932
Page
7
Advertises pattern 2245 for a reversible frock apron with large pockets and contrasting collar and cuffs. Sizes 34 to 50, fabric and yardage details, price fifteen cents per pattern, catalog offer included. Orders sent to Amarillo Globe Pattern Department New York City.
Mrs. Doris W. Bradway, 36, recently assumed finance commissioner duties in Wildwood New Jersey, reputedly the east’s first woman city commissioner. She manages home duties early each morning and believes economy is the key issue of the day. Zena Abrams Debune, a New York social organizer, won essay prizes for two straight years in Why I Go To the Stadium Concerts.
In Argentina, a translator continues work on a Brazilian book by Mario de Andrade, reflecting ongoing literary exchange. The translator, noted as a friend of the author, advances the project while coordinating cross cultural collaboration.
Gen. Jose San Jurjo, head of the monarchist rising, was condemned to death by seven judges of Spain's Supreme Court military section. Gen. Gorgia de la Herranz got life imprisonment, Lieut. Col. Esteban Infante twelve years, and Captain Justo San Jurjo was acquitted. The panel announced after meeting with President Alcala Zamora and the cabinet.
F Hefley Newman Long Edward Dressen listed as incorporators for Waco Country Club located in Waco Texas along with L T Murray J Raymond Kendrick and Frank L Wilcox as organizers none holding capital stock indicated in the filing.
Ten division leaders from Wesley Friendship Class of San Jacinto Methodist Church hosted two silver teas on Tuesday afternoon from 3 to 4 30 at the homes of Mrs J H Tanner 100 Kentucky Street and Mrs M Fearns 402 Tennessee Street Programs of music and readings delighted attendees. Registrants included a long list of women and men from the church community led by Mesdames Mason Lohoyer Stevens Millwee Stephens Streetman Howe McDowell Nance Singleton Tuttle Rigler Gaston Foote Wilson Westbrook Griffith Degehardt Miller Schultz Twaddell Taylor Gardner McGauhey Orr McBride Rogers Wheeler Patterson Rankin Russell Slay Live Smith Hensley McMahon Wilkinson Schumacher Newell Husband Chamberlain Lavance Ezell Brooks Dixon Killgore Raiden Adams James Hensley Brown Plainview Crays Warner Hess Spence King Burns Wallace Tomlinson Fearn Irene Fearn McEntire Hess Gowdy and others.
Social activities include Woman's Hour by Potter County Federation of Women's Clubs at WDAG from 4 30 to 5 30. Friday luncheon by Mrs Benton’s Class at First Christian Church Social Center at 1. Theta Kappa Omega dance at Elks Hall 9 with music by Ten Dark Clouds of Joy. T E L Class picnic on River Road at 12 30. Unity Study Club at 1500 Taylor Street with Christian Influence in Literature at 2 30 and Be Ye Prospered at 8.
Mrs Milburn Easum entertained the Gloom Chasers Club with a bridge party and luncheon at her home 2032 Hayden Ave. Rooms were decorated with late summer flowers in pink and white. High scores went to Mrs Fred Franks and Mrs Frank Farley, with galloping prize to Mrs Robert Alenius and low to Mrs Burr Shane. Guests included Mesdames Robert Alenius Irvin Cantrel Bert Levy Frank Farley Ted Drienhoffer and C Holzelow. Members playing were Mesdames Fred Franks Don Vaughn Fred Ross Burr Shane George Cates and Milburn Easum.
Mr and Mrs Johnson entertain guests at 2102 Taylor Street with a pink and green bridge party decoration theme. High scores went to Mrs John Vetesk and W H Howell. Bob Clark performed tricks. attendees included John Vetesk Bryan Moore W H Howell Charles Feierabend Herbert Darnell Jr Stuart Johnson Frances Darnell Marguerite Howell Mrs J T Howell and Buford Avery. Stevenson To Be Studied By Club. Roycroft Study Club at Capitol Hotel will discuss Robert Louis Stevenson this evening at 1730 with Mrs Marion Hill in charge.
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Dr. and Mrs. Guy Owens return from three weeks in Mississippi and from the Palacios encampment. Nora Mae Baskin and Marie Osborne visit relatives in Oklahoma City and Canyon. Mrs. J. D. Turk resumes as Amarillo College voice head after two months away visiting Washington, New York, Virginia, and Texas. Others return from Colorado and visits. Tucumcari and Lelia Lake guests. The Pain of Thinking centers a revival sermon at San Jacinto Methodist Church with Rev. E. Gaston Foote leading daily services.
Mrs Ralph Erhardt hosted a bridge party at 1307 West Thirteenth Avenue honoring Misses Suvanne and Frances Aycock of Oklahoma City. Late summer blooms decorated the room as prizes went to Mrs Ray Doche and runner up to Miss Audrey Kelley. Attendees included Suvanne and Frances Aycock Audrey Kelley Ruth Dillon Gladys Miller Margaret Tutt Wilma Beeman and other guests. The honor guests are visiting Mrs John Barton at 1510 West Fifteenth Avenue.
The Security Benefit Association hosts a watermelon feast Friday at 7 PM on the Tri-State Fair grounds inviting attendees to enjoy the summer fruit event and community gathering.
Margaret R Hollingsworth has spent two years interviewing over 3000 people from all walks of life. She listens to their secrets and often offers advice. She has translated several books from Portuguese learned during residence with her parents.
Children are urged to send two box tops and the coupon from POST TOASTIES for a shiny Detective's badge and an Instruction Book. Inspector Post boasts the cereal's extra crispness and energy for strong, alert kids, inviting mothers to buy two boxes to join the corps.
Mrs. J E Leigh, state corresponding secretary of the Baptist W M U, spoke on Stewardship of Our Times at a joint meeting of the W M U s of First Baptist Pierce Street and San Jacinto Baptist churches at San Jacinto Baptist Church. Missionary societies of West Amarillo and Fundamental Baptist churches were special guests.
Mrs Mable Howell owner of Regents millinery at 612 Polk Street returns from Los Angeles with fall buying completed. The United States remains the largest producer in the world.
Hefley Drug Company of Abilene received charter approval with capital stock set at 82,000 dollars. Incorporators include J. [name unreadable] and other local figures. The action formalizes the company's incorporation under state law in Austin.
An old advertisement touts Golden Peacock Bleach Cream as a fast acting cosmetic that lightens dark or freckled complexions. It claims superior results with minimal use and money back satisfaction, urging purchase at drug stores and toilet goods counters.
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