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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1932
Page
5
Theta Kappa Omega dances at Elks Hall at 9. T. E. L. Class hosts picnic at River Road 7:30. Unity Study Club meets at 1500 Taylor Street with Be Ye Prospered at 8. Security Benefit Association hosts watermelon feast at Tri-State Fair grounds 7. Benton’s Class luncheon at Social Center 1.
Mrs. Max O'Brien hosted the Bid-A-Bit Club at 1617 Jackson Street with a silhouette themed luncheon and bridge party. Prizes ended with Mrs. Walter Barnes as high guest, Mrs. W. W. Sharp as high member, Franz Dyche second high, and Mrs. Van Salisbury Consolation. Guests and players included Mesdames Pinkerton, Barnes, Kidwell, and others, plus Fred Richards and Don Lindsay.
Mrs C R Smith hosted the Jus-Fu-Fun Club at 1021 Travis Street with pink and green decor in the drawing room and on the bridge table. Prizes went to Mrs Noble R Fowlkes for high, Mrs C W Carder Jr for high member, Mrs Johnnie Archer for high cut, and Mrs C E Davis for low. guests included Mesdames Tom Arnold Fred Warren and Noble R Fowlkes. members present were Mesdames Davis Roach Carder Irwin Newman Kidwell Archer Huff and Vetesk Jr.
The Amarillo Little Theater starts its season ticket sale with Eloise Gipson E A Rowley George Vineyard W R Aven and M J Patton leading. Call for information or tickets. The first of six plays will be staged in September. Five dollar tickets admit two people per performance.
Needle Club members and guests enjoyed a ranch gathering at the Jim Lee home in Moore County. A noon ranch dinner followed games and contests with prizes awarded in lean ladies, nail driving, and word contests. Special guests included Mesdames Rowland, Garnet Lee, J. W. Clifton, Bertha McGregor, B. S. Arnold, and others.
Mrs. Margaret Sies of Rossville Georgia becomes the first woman member of the Georgia state convention of retail jewelers. She says women understand clients desires in beads bracelets and brooches better than men and focuses on unusual costume jewelry and personalized problems. Ella Rolvaag plans returning from Oslo after a year of study to seek a West small newspaper job. She is O E Rolvaag’s daughter and edited St Olaf Quarterly. Pearl S Buck is introduced as author of The Good Earth in a missionary aside.
Pattern 2416 for sizes 4 to 12 includes a reversible back neck and bloomers. Ordering requires 2 1 4 yards of fabric plus 1 4 yard contrast, Fifteen cents per pattern. Also promotes a 32 page Fashion Catalog by Anne Adams with diverse women’s and kiddie patterns.
A couple announces their plans to settle in Colorado after a honeymoon trip detailing their move to 2030 Ong Street in the Denver region. The note confirms their new residence and future plans in the state.
Evelyn Nation hosts a formal opening of her dance studio over the Oliver Drug Store this afternoon at 4 o clock. Pupils perform tap ballet and acrobatic dances while Nation, previously in Chicago as assistant teacher and pianist at the Kretlow School of Dancing, attends.
Miss Clara Johnson and Miss Adra Belle Sadler left this week for California. Miss Sadler plans to attend Glendale High School while Miss Johnson will live with her grandmother in Santa Paula.
Mrs Sellars announces the re opening of her music studio at 3041 Hayden Street. She is a graduate of Amarillo College of Music and Progressive Series College and studied with Frank Renard Ernest Kroger and Arthur Johnstone. Ed W Hardin will speak at a joint Central Presbyterian Church class meeting Sunday morning at 10.
Amarillo Chapter No 787 will meet at 2418 Hughes Street at 3 oclock Sunday afternoon to attend a celebration in honor of Robert Morris founder of the organization.
Theta Kappa Omega hosts a dance at the Elks Club this evening at 9 o clock with music by The Ten Dark Clouds of Joy.
In Albany on August 26 Gov. Franklin D. Roosevelt quips at Mayor James J. Walker's hearing that fifth cousins are cousins to the governor. Spectators laugh at the remark.
A governor and witnesses discuss relatives of Theodore Roosevelt amid a lengthy genealogical exchange. The proposal in Iowa aims to let superior students enroll in heavier normal schedules while limiting below average work, to be inaugurated this fall at the state college.
A brief fragment notes that Mr Roosevelt is a fifth cousin of the late T. R., referencing a family connection mentioned alongside an obituary context.
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