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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1938

Page

4

Exhibit Showcases Glen Henshaw Pastels at Rose Bowl

Interest centers on a display of pastels by Glen Cooper Henshaw presented at the Rose Bowl Junior Welfare League tea room. Miss Lorene McClintock, former Barbizon Plaza curator, arranged the loan and plans to tour Texas cities. The works, exhibited since 1915 in major galleries and Paris, include portraits of notable figures. The show runs daily through lunch hours and ends this weekend.

Rose Bowl Junior Welfare League Glen Cooper Henshaw Lorene McClintock Barbizon Plaza New York City O. D. McClintock Slaton Pampa

Mae Belle Smelcer Birthday Lawn Party Honors Honoree

A birthday lawn party was hosted by Mae Belle Smelcer's sister Miss Nina Smelcer at 1909 Fillmore Street yesterday afternoon with balloons, games, and refreshments. Attendees included Madge Bailey, Dorothy Gill, Guydell Ekellund, LaNell Ekellund, Jean Triplett, Mary Kathryn Shaw, Zola Fay Delmar, Donna Jean Roth, Norma Ray Roth, Mildred Cook, Harley Cook, W. G. Bailey, Sherman Atwood, Junior Janzen, and the honoree.

Mae Belle Smelcer Nina Smelcer Fillmore Street Madge Bailey Dorothy Gill Guydell Ekelund LaNell Ekellund Jean Triplett Mary Kathryn Shaw Zola Fay Delmar Donna Jean Roth Norma Ray Roth Mildred Cook Harley Cook W. G. Bailey Sherman Atwood Junior Janzen

Ardath Johnson Plans Homecoming Piano Recital

Ardath Johnson a piano faculty member at the Musical Arts Conservatory returns after six months studying at the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music where she earned a master of music degree and gave a concert on July 23. She will repeat the recital for Amarillo friends on Sept. 9 at the Playhouse and is a member of Mu Phi Epsilon a national honor music sorority.

Ardath Johnson The Musical Arts Conservatory Cincinnati Conservatory of Music Miss Johnson Amarillo Mu Phi Epsilon

Parents urged to train daughters for work amid relief crisis

Mary Anderson of the Women's Bureau urges training to boost employability for women on relief. Mothers should prepare daughters with domestic and practical skills or business or college training, to prevent unattached unemployed futures and reliance on relief rolls.

Mary Anderson Women's Bureau The Labor Department Secretary of Labor Perkins Miss Anderson

Marmola Tablets Promote Slimming For Fat Persons

An advertisement claims Marmola Prescription Tablets help fat individuals slim down by sensible eating and a daily four tablet dose until desired fat loss, noting the product has been sold for over thirty years with more than twenty million boxes distributed. It says Marmola is not a cure all and urges physician consultation for diagnosis.

Social Calendar Events Tonight and Friday Gatherings

Tonight Amarillo Country Club hosts a social with dinner at 7 15 and gathering at 8 00. Woodmen Circle meeting at S O O Hall starts at 8 00 with San Jacinto Methodist lawn party. Friday lines up H C Wives Club hosting by Mrs Lilly and hostesses, Junior American Legion Auxiliary party, Maria Class at First Baptist Church, Red Carnation Lodge at I C O F Hall, Helping Hand Sewing Club all day with luncheon, Wesley Friendship Class party at San Jacinto Methodist, Bonita Chapter O E picnic for Robert Morris birthday at San Jacinto Park, Beryl Needle Club picnic at Ellwood Park.

Helping Hand Sewing Club Rollins Ong Street

Canning Demonstration Led Thrifty Home Club Meeting

Miss Pauline Lokey demonstrated canning tomatoes for the Thrifty Home Demonstration Club at Mrs Ray Baland's home. Members shared canning problems during roll call and a handkerchief shower honored Mrs John T. Miller. Refreshments served for several members and the hostess, with plans to meet again September 12 at Mrs Sherrill's.

Pauline Lokey Thrifty Home Demonstration Club Ray Baland John T. Miller G. R. Baucom W. T. Sherrill J. E. Adelman D. H. Scoby J. W McKee R M. Rose D. V. Smith CG. H. Mixon Miss Lokey

Cotillion Club to Honor Pledges With Breakfast

The Cotillion Club will honor eight new pledges at a Sunday 9 30 breakfast at the Harvey House. Honor guests include Margaret Jane Garrison Mary Alice Burnett Louise Gober Mary Bert Dickinson Margaret Jane Higgins Evelyn Coker Mary Paul and Mary Ruth Florey. All 21 club members are expected to attend.

Cotillion Club Harvey House Margaret Jane Garrison Mary Alice Burnett Louise Gober Mary Bert, Dickinson Margaret Jane Higgins Evelyn Coker Mary Paul Mary Ruth Florey Club

Bonita Chapter to Celebrate 120th Birthday of Dr Robert Morris

The Bonita Chapter O E S will mark the 120th birthday of Dr Robert Morris founder of the Order of the Eastern Star with a picnic at San Jacinto Park Friday at 6 30 PM. Members and families are urged to attend and bring a basket lunch. Visitors in the city are invited.

Bonita Robert Morris San Jacinto Park O. E Order of the Eastern Star Order

Las Amigas Elects Officers at Tuesday Meeting

Mrs C M Tyler was elected president of Las Amigas Needle Club at a meeting held Tuesday afternoon at Mrs A L Timmons home. Officers named include Mrs B H Collins vice president Mr F E Ingham secretary Mrs R K Simmons treasurer and Mrs George W Russell reporter.

Ingham Timmons Louise Joan Green Rankin Russell EF. E Boxwell C. W. Parr C M. Tyler F. &. Ingham Herman Kerr B H Collins Jay Laverty R. L. Simmons George W. Russell H. A Humphrey

BKPW Club Has Picnic

The Business and Professional Women's Club enjoyed a picnic on Ellwood Park's west side Tuesday evening. Attendees included Elva Mc Graw Kathryn Taylor Mrs Arm strong Mrs George McLellan Faye S Gordon Mildred Busker Kath erine Metcalf Cleo Bradley Potter San Francisco Elizabeth Creamer Alameda Wylie Marie Keith Frances Davidson Jewell Davidson Alice Hubbell Blanche R Pumphrey Mrs Carpenter Oklahoma City Edward Scott Winifred Babb Frankie Gober Elizabeth Nixson Miss McClain Mr and Mrs C H Wileman Mae West Ma Franklin Ruth Griffin Carrie Cunningham Mary Alice Scott Maude M McClung Laura V Hamner Hattilu White Bonnie Fay Bennett Ruth McCullough Mrs Parris Mrs Live ly Winnie Hale Kittie Kerrigan Nona Wilcoxson and Kathryn Purcell

Elva McGraw Kathryn Taylor Armstrong George McLellan Faye S. Gordon Mildred Busker Katherine Metcalf Cleo Bradley Potter San Francisco Elizabeth Creamer Alameda Wylie Marie Keith Frances Davidson Jewell Davidson Alice Hubbell Blanche R Pumphrey Carpenter Oklahoma City Edward Scott Winifred Babb Frankie Gober Elizabeth Nixson Miss McClain C. H. Wileman Mae West

Security Benefit Association Social Meeting Planned

The Security Benefit Association will hold a social meeting Monday night at 8 o'clock at the Carpenters' Hall. Mrs. Imogene Pace will oversee the program with Mrs. Boxwell of 1621 Hughes Street.

the Security Benefit Association Carpenters’ Hall Imogene Pace

Flannel for Cleaning Paint and Tomato Cocktail Tips

Soft wool flannel recommended for washing enamel paint surfaces. For stubborn spots, gently scour with a fine powder, then rinse and dry. Also advises using fully ripe red tomatoes for tomato cocktail with optional tabasco lemon juice or horseradish for flavor.

Tomato selection and canning tips for quality jars

Advice to avoid mold or off flavor in tomatoes for canning. Use a syringe to refresh bouquets by removing stale water and adding fresh daily. For fried tomatoes use fruit not fully ripe, dip in egg and cracker crumbs, then fry until delicately brown.

Quick Laundry Tips and Rug Repair Advice

Mildew forms quickly in damp warm hampers and damp towels spread moisture to surrounding clothes. Dry all soiled items before placing them in the hamper to prevent mildew, and repair any rug tears promptly to avoid higher future costs.

Tender corn on the cob boiled briefly

For tender corn on the cob cook in rapidly boiling unsalted water in an uncovered pot for three minutes. The method yields crisp tender kernels and preserves natural sweetness.

Marriage of Rachel McDowell and Lee Holcomb Announced

Chief of Police and Mrs. W R McDowell announce the marriage of their daughter Rachel to Lee Holcomb son of Mr and Mrs J J Holcomb. The couple married in Canyon on Aug 15. Mrs Holcomb graduated from Amarillo High last spring. Mr Holcomb works in the News-Globe circulation department. They are staying at the Woods Hotel.

W. R. McDowell Rachel Lee Holcomb J. J. Holcomb Canyon Holcomb Amarillo High News-Globe the Woods Hotel

Young People’s Department Guests at Conway League

The San Jacinto Methodist Church group from Amarillo led by Oma Mae Jameson hosted Conway League night. Wilson Arden spoke as the principal speaker after a violin solo a vocal trio and other songs filled the program.

Conway Young People’s Department San Jacinto Methodist Church Amarillo Conway League Oma Mae Jameson Wilson Arden

Wanton Waste Sentence Chooses Jail Over Whisky Sink

Coquille Oregon August 25 Walter Smith faced Police Judge Frank Leslie for sentencing on his 43rd drunkenness charge in 12 years. Leslie offered a choice pour 20 quarts of confiscated whisky down the sink at city hall or 30 days in jail. Smith chose jail.

Coquille, Ore Walter Smith Frank Leslie Leslie Smith

Betty Margaret Ferring and Eugene J. Lewis Bride Bond

Miss Betty Margaret Ferring daughter of Mrs. John Ferring of 620 West Eleventh Avenue married Eugene J. Lewis of Pampa in a ceremony at Sacred Heart Cathedral with Father T. J. Drury officiating. Ruth May Ferring was maid of honor and Sam Putman of Pampa was best man. The altar featured gladioli. Mrs. Lewis is a St Marys Academy graduate. Lewis is linked to Lewis Hardware Co. in Pampa.

Betty Margaret Ferring John Ferring West Eleventh Avenue Eugene J. Lewis Pampa Sacred Heart Cathedral T. J. Drury Ruth May Ferring Sam Putman Giadioli Lewis St Mary's Academy Mr. Lewis Edward Lewis Panhandle Kansas Lewis Hardware Co

Wesley Friendship Class Hosts Covered Dish Luncheon

The Wesley Friendship Class of San Jacinto Methodist Church met for a monthly business session and covered dish luncheon at the church Tuesday. Attendees included Mesdames Beebe Waghorn Cochran Gardner Rutledge Brahn Moore Smith Tadlock Wheeler Weaver Singleton LaRue Turner Tuttle Williams Britt and Dorothy Ray Buck. A “42” party is planned for Friday night at Mrs Homer Tuttle’s home 816 Tennessee Street and all married couples of the church are invited.

Wesley Friendship San Jacinto Methodist Church Mesdames C. H. Beebe George Waghorn H. C. Cochran R. M. Gardner Arlene Rutledge Bertha Brahn Ron Moore J. Lane Smith BE. W. Tadlock T. R. Wheeler Tim Weaver E. C. Singleton L. E. LaRue L. B. Turner Homer Tuttle Fred Williams Murray Britt Dorothy Ray Buck Tennessee Street San Jacinto Church

Mrs Galbreath Hosts U-Deal-Em Bridge Breakfast

Mrs CB Galbreath entertained the U Deal Em Club with a Tuesday morning breakfast at her home. Garden decor framed the event and Mrs S D Barrier won the guest prize, with additional wins for Mrs Clyde Carroll Harry Milholland and Jack Pittman. Attendees included Mrs Ed W Fields Mrs W D Howren and Mrs Charles Mellor and the hostess. The next meeting is set for 315 Fairmont Street at Mrs Mellor's home.

CB. Galbreath S. D. Barrier Clyde Carroll Harry Milholland Jack Pittman Ed W. Fields W. D. Howren Charles Mellor

Fixtra Stop Itching for Eczema and Ringworm Relief

Fixtra claims to stop itching from eczema rash tetter ringworm pimples and intertoe infections. Sold by Star Products Co. Desk 4 Houston Texas price 55c or 1.00 by mail to druggists or retailers.

Star Products Co Desk 4 Houston Tex

Chamber of Commerce urges broad Wagner Act changes

President George H. Davis of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States calls for amendments to the Wagner act to outlaw the closed shop ban sympathetic strikes prohibit strikes against contracts and law protect workers from union interference end exclusive bargaining rights and cites concerns over board proceedings and legislative outcomes. Roosevelt Green and Lewis positions are noted as contrasting views.

Washington George H. Davis Chamber of Commerce of the United States Davis Congress Labor Board Chamber Roosevelt William Green American Federation of Labor Committee For Industrial Organization John L. Lewis

WPA Traps Beetles Near Delmar In Major Sweep

In Delmar Maryland area WPA trapping drive reports over 400000 Japanese beetles captured. WPA county director Henry Mitchell notes the scale of the program against the destructive insects.

WPA Delmar Del U.P Henry Mitchell

City Quarantine Map Almost Clear In Amarillo

Dr B M Primer director of the health unit said Amarillo's quarantine map is nearly clear with only five scarlet fever cases under quarantine scattered in the city. He emphasized there is no cause for alarm given the small number and city size.

B. M. Primer Amarillo

Lubbock Man Dies After Freight Train Accident

Herman P. Wynce, 25, of Lubbock, died from injuries after falling under a moving freight train while attempting to board. Surgeons amputated both legs in a vain effort to save him. The accident occurred yesterday afternoon in Brownwood.

Brownwood Herman P. Wynce Lubbock

All-Bran Promises Relief From Constipation

A promotional piece urges readers to eat Kellogg's All-Bran for daily bulk to ease constipation. It explains bulk as insoluble fiber not digested, recommends water intake, and notes All-Bran is produced by Kellogg in Battle Creek and sold by grocers.

Kellogg Battle Creek RCA Victor

Also Mentioned on This Page

New York Amarillo Country Club Woodmen Circle Joe Shields Forest Street H. C. Wives Club J. Lilly Wayside Holman Hendrix BE. C. Brown Junior American Legion Auxiliary James Cade Maria Flist Baptist C R. Hardin Georgia Street J. D. Anderson Red Carnation Lodge I. C. O. F. Hall Homer ‘Tuttle Beryl Needle Chuir Ellwood Park Thrifty H. D. Club Zephyr Gainsborough Las Amigas BKPW B. A Boxwell Hughes Street Rachel McDowell A. L Bill) Moore Brady Ve Speer Frances O'Daniel Hazel Miser J. E Gene) Kidd E. O. Bateman Oscar Applequist Bill Edwards Burke Stinson Bob Wilson Red Cross Safety Service Club Edwin Snook Amarillo Gas Company Wesley Friendship Class Mrs. Galbreath Bridge Club Oakland Bridge Treasure Island Saverything In Bath Radio de Sigs Victor Records RCA Victrola Amarillo Hardware CO Polk ST
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