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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1932
Page
4
New York report quotes Caroline Hedger M D of the American Child Health association urging more rest for growing youths. She notes varying sleep needs with a minimum for teens and warns against late drills, extra lessons, athletics, and social duties that strain growing bodies and may raise tuberculosis risk.
The T. Newton Hill Bible Class will gather Sunday morning at the new Texas Theater located at 617 Polk Street. A special musical feature by Dumbers Dave Derden's Junior Band is planned with Miss Doris Shaw leading singing and Judge W. E. Gee and Dr. R. C. Snodgrass teaching the lesson.
Amarillo Scottish Society hosts Hogmanay at 8 p.m. Saturday at 1015 B Taylor St the home of Mr and Mrs Harry Walker. Members will join in songs readings stories and jokes with Robert Pryde as chief. eligibility is native Scots or those with Scottish ancestry.
Friday night dance for high school students sponsored by the P T A in the gym from 8 to 11. Unity Study Club hosts What Are You at 7 45 at 1500 Taylor Street. A special steak dinner is planned at Rose Bowl at 6. Saturday events include Amarillo Country Club New Year's Eve dance at 9 and Hogmanay gathering by Amarillo Scottish Society at 8 at 1015 B Taylor Street. A WW F watch party for ex service men is scheduled at Municipal Auditorium.
A dance for Senior High School students and their parents will be held Friday from 8 to 11 pm in the gymnasium for the benefit of the High School Parent-Teacher Association. Admission stops after 8 45 except by advance arrangement. Event organized by the Junior Class with Mrs E E Simmons and others as committee members.
Miss Doris Blakney of Strawn is honored at a Christmas party and dance hosted by her cousins Ralph and Robert J. Wadley at 2610 Hayden Street. Attendees include many local residents and guests from Sweetwater. Mrs. Claude Miles and daughters returned home after holidays with E A Browder. Guests from Sweetwater include Orville H Stone and Mrs Stone of Sweetwater.
A vintage pattern advertisement offers make at home fashion for a girl’s frock with flounced collar puffed sleeves and gathers, includes bloomers, sizes 2 4 6 8, fabric yardage listed, and step by step instructions. Catalog and pattern together priced at twenty five cents, order from Globe-News Pattern Department, New York City.
The author notes 1932 as part of a long series, reflecting on a year shaped by extreme crime and kindness, economic struggles of 1930s, and Soviet industrial growth. He contrasts global conditions, with India uniting factions for national progress, and suggests similar patterns may recur in 1933.
The article argues that America has changed from a land of pioneers to a nation of salvagers. It says pioneers must adapt to unprecedented conditions and rebuild the economy, steering the country back to the long-dominant path it once followed.
A cautious forecast notes that 1933 will not differ greatly from 1932 with persistent problems likely to continue. The writer suggests few dramatic changes and emphasizes ongoing economic and social challenges expected to persist into the new year.
The passage notes earnings and real estate and securities sales totaling about 16 and a third lion dollars, then contrasts 1930 total incomes around 16 billion with 1931 figures under six and a half billion for all employed in the United States. It asks how the gap between income and outgo can be erased, implying a path to improving the economy.
The First Fundamentalist Church at 2309 West Sixth Avenue will hold a watch night service Saturday night at 10 o clock. The service will focus on reflection and prayer as the year ends and the new year begins.
Misses Elizabeth Triplett and Helen Walker depart Thursday for Corsicana as special guests at a dinner dance hosted by Mrs E L Wilson to honor Corsicana High School football players. Veterans of Foreign Wars invite all ex servicemen to a watch party Saturday at 8 at Municipal Auditorium featuring a turkey event.
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