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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1937
Page
4
A reader seeks guidance on recovering from heartbreak and not becoming cynical. Anne Hirst advises patience, self trust, and gradual self reform, noting change is natural and future balance will return with time and new, meaningful connections.
A garbled passage recounts a neighborhood affair or personal turmoil with repeated phrases about a woman nearby. Names, dates, and clear context are missing, leaving a fragmentary, conflict-laden impression without verifiable specifics.
Mary Frances Russell daughter of Mr and Mrs W G Russell of 3909 Fountain returned Sunday from Camp Waldemar near Kerrville She earned the all star award for first year campers the Waldemar felts a gold medal for basketry and a Red Cross swimmer s button after passing swimming tests She helped Comanche Tribe win the tribal plaque for most points and joined the San Antonio sight seeing excursion during the term.
A social announcement reports the approaching marriage of Mrs. Waudie Atherton and Mr. Gib Landis on October 2. A party hosted by Mrs. Georgia Ferlet at 212 East Eleventh Avenue featured pink and white decor and a surprise bridal shower for the couple.
Mrs. Agnes Whelan of Columbus grand president of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Order of Railway Conductors will attend an all day meeting in Carpenters Hall Thursday. The session begins at 9 30 o clock and all members are urged to attend.
Mrs. Jim Hutcheson won high score at a London Bridge Club gathering hosted by Mrs. Jack Alexander. Second high went to Mrs. Robert Chilton with travelers including Mrs. PF Hillin. Other players were Mesdames Francis Crawford Elton Thomas W F Mann James Walters. Next meeting set with Mrs. Crawford at 316 North East Fifth Avenue.
The first meeting of the season for the Child Welfare Club will be a Friday picnic at Ellwood Park at 12 30 p m on the west side. The Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary will hold a picnic at Filword Park on Wednesday at 1 o'clock.
A busy social schedule lists dance at T. P. Club honoring new members at Amarillo Country Club and Bonita Chapter events. Also seniors gather at Eastern Stars and Rebekah Lodge. Wednesday includes Missionary Society all day at First Baptist, circle meetings, Altar Society, and veterans group picnics and club sessions.
Miss Charlotte Cousins return from the University of Colorado at Boulder was marked by a Sunday morning coffee at her home 3900 Polk Street. Attendees included Miss Rosalie Cousins the host and numerous guests with family and friends from Fort Worth.
A Labor Day celebration for Amarillo Country Club members and guests features barbecue by John Snyder. Horseshoe pitching driving and putting contests and a caddy derby are planned. The event starts at 6 o clock and reservations can be made at 9313.
Circle No 1 of Central Presbyterian Church postpones its afternoon social gathering at the home of Mrs G G Ordway scheduled for Wednesday. The change affects the Cen tral Presbyterian Church group’s plans and location.
Amarillo firefighters mix danger with humor as Captain Burks recalls odd happenings from the Central Fire Station. Stories include a terrified woman with an alarm clock, a girl diving through a window, a bunkersuit mishap, a shocked firefighter in a wash of water, and a mask chase at Blackburn Brothers.
The Women s Missionary Society of the Tenth Avenue Methodist Church will begin a new mission study course at a meeting Wednesday at 2 30 PM at the church.
New junior and senior high students entering this year should report today or tomorrow for a credits evaluation before registration begins Thursday. Principals request students planning NYA work apply now, and part time students who intend to work while studying are urged to follow the instructions.
A Sunday fire due to a stove too close to the floor required a floor opening to reach the blaze. A skunk being chased under the floor caused the curious pit and the fire crew’s lighthearted remark. The alarm room hums with frantic calls as firefighters handle domestic blazes and puzzling inquiries.
The plan is to secure work permit forms before Thursday. Classification will begin Thursday morning for all grades S through Z at 9 A M then 1 P M for K through R. Friday sessions start 8:30 A M for D through J and 1 P M for A through Cc.
Moscow reports that more than 90,000 new specialists will graduate this year from Soviet universities. The 1935 class totaled 75,000 and 1934 had 38,000 graduates, with 22,120 among them in mining chemical electrical and building engineering fields.
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