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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1935
Page
5
The Open Forum Club gathered at Mrs. Bessie Landis 2028 Ong Street Friday night for a Christmas party. Readings by Jo Ann Chapman Jean Chandler and others followed a turkey dinner with gifts and a skit.
A-2851 the famous rheumatism prescription is now offered in pill form for convenience. The old remedy has aided countless sufferers for nearly seventy years by driving out uric acid and dissolving chalky deposits in joints. It also helps with sciatica neuritis and nerve pain. Ask your druggist about Prescription A-2851.
Various church and club schedules for Tuesday include Polk Street Methodist Church potluck and Christmas party, Junior Philharmonic Group, Woman's Club, and scripture study groups with times from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. Also Am arillo Little Theater Actors Ball, P T A programs, and several social gatherings at local venues.
A wide range of ornamental fish is described including Calico Fantails Calico Princes tails Danies and Cichlids with notes on their colors speeds and breeding habits. The piece highlights the Angel Chromide Bubble nesters Sticklebacks Jewel and Zebra fish and their value as mosquito destroyers. It also lists local club meetings Christmas programs and social events with dates and hosts.
Laura Wheeler promotes Pattern 1100 with cutwork designs of tulips butterflies and elephants for linens. Includes appliques transfer patterns and motifs sized 2 to 6 inches for doilies towels scarfs and guest linens. Send stamps or money order to Amarillo Daily News Needlecraft Dept 82 Eighth Avenue New York NY.
Mrs G 8 Branson hosted Halcyon Club members at 805 Tennessee Street with festive red and green decor, reading of "'Twas the Night Before Christmas," carol singing led by Mrs Joe Shields, and gift exchange from a decorated tree. Guilford Branson Jr acted as Santa. A school girl cheer project was formed. Guests included Mrs Homer Litchfield and Mrs Rena Watson. The group planned a New Year watch party at Mrs Johnson's home 807 Prospect.
Members and their husbands will gather at Mrs. Walon Reeves 1007 Arthur Street Tuesday night for the annual Yule tide bridge party with prizes for high and second high and traveling. The club’s Christmas gift exchange is set for Wednesday at 2 20 at Reeves home. The Wilson School PTA meets Tuesday at 7 30 with a talk on Reading Bible Stories to Children and carols by fourth and fifth graders. The Goldenrod Club asks donations for a Christmas basket at 2 30 Thursday at Mrs. Milholland 408 North Johnson Street with Mrs. Hand assisting.
The Woman's Council of the First Christian Church will hold its regular luncheon at the church on Wednesday at 12 30. Mrs Roy C Snodgrass will lead the Christmas program in the afternoon. Also notes Hong Kong population density at 2187 per square mile.
Amarillo’s Civic Chorus led by Emil F. Myers presented its eighth annual Handel Messiah with 860 in attendance. Hereford Civic Chorus and Pampa Philharmonic Choir aided, soloists featured, and proceeds benefited the Social Center for Girls.
The Progressive Child Study Club will hold its annual Christmas party at Mrs. John C. Baker's home 3612 Fountain Thursday at 2:30 PM. Mesdames Baker Vaughn Gouldy and William H. Burnett will hostesses and gifts will be exchanged. The Graduate Nurses Association substitutes its regular meeting with a Christmas party at Miss Katherine Graham's home 1600-A Harrison Street from 5 to 8 PM. Junior Child Study Club hosts its annual Christmas party for children Wednesday at Amarillo College of Music at 4 PM. Circle No. 4 First Christian Church serves a chicken pie luncheon Wednesday from 11:30 AM to 1 PM for the public.
An advertisement touts a home remedy for winter coughs using Pinex and sugar syrup to make a pint bottle of cough medicine. It claims rapid relief, easy preparation with no cooking, and four times the value for money, with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
Panhandle Veterans of Foreign Wars members met in Amarillo for their annual district convention. They passed resolutions in favor of the bonus and urged renaming the Colorado River Gulf Highway to V F W Highway. Community service as an activity was highlighted by visiting speakers. District commander W B Birge said one of the largest crowds on record attended, with more than 250 delegates from a dozen cities. The gathering was at Igion Hall in the Municipal Auditorium.
In Salerno Italy on December 16 Giuseppe Spinelli known as Pig Mike was sentenced to thirty years in prison for the gang related murder of the Volpe brothers in Pittsburgh four years earlier.
Miss Helen Brown of Fort Worth visited Austin to watch a football game and, during a lunch break, played a bridge hand that is dealt only once in 154 million, 13 hearts. A humorous item notes bears causing telegraph wire damage across the western United States by confusing hum with bees while seeking honey.
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