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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1933

Page

6

Personality Is Discussed At Club Meet

The Child Study Club met at 2405 Hughes Street with guest speaker Mrs. Oma Link Rowley declaring personality differs from others and urging character development. Talks by Mrs. J R McKinney and Mrs E F Lanham covered background and factors of personality, plus a magic program by Gabe Coleman.

Oma Link Rowley Child Study Club H. W. Allen Hughes Street J. R. McKinney E. F. Lanham Gabe Coleman F. B. Means Mesdames Oma Link Rowley G. R. Coleman Wayne Sawyers G. C. Matthews F. A. Zimpfer Glenn Nutt S. L. Edwards Bert Warner J. C. Paschall Howard Williams T. B. Gallaher J. E. Hill E. F. Browder P. W. Skillman M. H. Cunningham H. O. Wagner B. C. Maberry D. G. Hume W. D. Westbay Otho Thompson

Southern Literature Is Discussed at U. D. C. Meeting

The Will A. Miller Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy held its regular Friday gathering with Mrs. John Copp hosting. Mrs. W. A. Combs reported on conditions at the Confederate Home and the home for Confederate widows, noting good care and contentment. A social hour followed with refreshments served by the hostess and her daughter to a group of members. The T. E. L. Class of First Baptist will host a Valentine party at Mrs. Eva Davis’s home on Tuesday from 3 to 5 PM for both old and new members.

Will A. Miller United Daughters of the Confederacy John Copp Pierce Street W. A. Combs Austin Mary Alice Copp L. W. Patton H. G. Baucum A. S. Keiser A. S. Hess A. N. Finley William P. Hopkins Olive K. Dixon Miller Beard L. B. Reese Nella Poage First Baptist Church Eva Davis West Eleventh Avenue

Stubborn Coughs Ended by Home Recipe Mix

An old housewives remedy promises quick relief from stubborn coughs. The method uses Pinex poured into a pint bottle and topped with sugar syrup, no cooking needed, to create a palatable, long lasting cough syrup. Pinex, a Norway Pine compound, is claimed to soothe inflamed throat membranes and loosen phlegm with rapid effect.

Social Calendar Features Monday Night Meetings

Monday night events include Bonita Chapter Study Class at the Masonic Temple at 7:30, U P 8 S of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church leaders at 7:30, a piano and violin recital at Amarillo College of Music at 8:15, and Unity Study Club at 1500 Taylor Street for Psychology in Business at 8. Intervening notes list further Tuesday activities across El Taos, Herring Hotel, and various clubs with times from 2:30 to 9 o'clock.

Bonita Masonic Temple Lila Austin Myers Helen Strite Amarillo College of Music Unity Study Club Taylor Street Psychology

Miss Lucy Schmitz Is Shower Honoree

A surprise shower at 1611 Pierce Street honors Miss Lucy Schmitz of Canyon soon to wed A. J. Jesko. Guests from Canyon and Amarillo attend a Valentine decorated event with a mock wedding and gifts.

Joseph Martin Pierce Street Lucy Schmitz Canyon A. J. Jesko Valentine Jim Cheyne Roy Tate John Jackson C. W. Wineinger William Schmitz Mabel Schmitz Anna Ruth Schmitz Eileen Thomas Annas Smith Georgia Upfold Hazel Wineinger Messrs Caroline Zellopher John Martin Joe Martin Edgar Williams Amarillo

Central America Visit by El Navegar Study Club

El Navegar Study Club members visited Central America vicariously at Mrs. C. E. Blue home. Leader Mrs. G. M. Stone led the lesson with building and ruin descriptions of San Jose Quirigua Ancient Antigua. Refreshments served to listed members.

Central America el Navegar Study Club C. E. Blue Crest Drive G. M. Stone Otho Farrell San Jose R. D. Field Quirigua Bert Warner Antigua A. L. Jordan E. O. Jordan E. E. Keen Wayne Sawyers G. Ray Smith

Amarillo Registered Roller Canary Club Meeting Postponed

The Amarillo Registered Roller Canary Club meeting set for Tuesday afternoon is postponed due to the death of Mrs. G. L. Kirven's mother.

Amarillo Roller Canary Club G. L. Kirven

No Sports Clothes Is Spring Fashion Edict from Chanel

Paris fashion notes reveal Chanel bars sportswear in spring line. She argues sports have entered daily life too deeply to remain a fashion label. Her simple wool suits feature hip length jackets and skirts seven to ten inches from the ground. Colors include sand beige violet red blue red and bright greens.

Paris Chanel

Amarillo Teachers Club Holds Notable Meeting

About 300 Amarillo teachers attended a Saturday morning session of the Amarillo Teachers Club directed by Miss Oretha Cornelius. The program titled The Art of Living featured drama music friends home and religion with an anthem by the choral division a short humorous play on drama and a costumed minuet. The club, three years old, aims to raise teaching standards and provide social events for members.

Amarillo

P. T. A. To Have Meeting Tuesday

The Parent-Teacher Association of Humphreys Highland School will meet Tuesday afternoon at 3 30 o'clock in the school building.

Parent-Teacher Association of Humphreys Highland School

Club Market Elects Officers at Potter County meet

Mrs. Bob J. Johnson was re elected manager and treasurer and Mrs. O A Brady was re elected chairman of the market at the Potter County Council meeting Saturday morning. Mrs. E R Martin was elected recording secretary. Four new members added products to the market display. Market runs Saturdays 8 30 to 11 30 in Municipal Auditorium foyer. Miss Mary Sitton discussed Ways of Preparing Food for the Market. A round table on What the Customers Want to Find at the Market was held. FELLOWSHIP CLASS TO HAVE LUNCHEON. Central Presbyterian Church Fellowship Class will dine at Mrs Law s Tea Room 1412 Van Buren Street Wednesday at 12 o clock Reservations with Mrs Roy Bechtold or Mrs James Wise.

Bob J. Johnson Home Demonstration Club O. A. Brady Potter County Council E. R. Martin Blankenship Municipal Auditorium Mary Sitton Central Presbyterian Church

Woman from Dayton touts Kruschen fat loss method

Miss Rea M. Haines of Dayton Ohio says she dropped from 180 to 145 pounds after using Kruschen Salts for four weeks. The health claim promises safe weight loss with a money back guarantee and urges purchases at local drugstores across America.

Rea M. Haines Dayton Ohio Fox Drug Co City Drug Stores Post Office Drug Co America

Maria Class Luncheon Hosted by Mrs Jones at Ong Street

Maria Class of First Baptist Church held its regular luncheon at Mrs Paul Jones home 2203 Ong Street with group No 3 as hostesses Decorations featured flowers and Valentine motifs After lunch a business session and jig saw puzzles were enjoyed Guests listed include R C Long T J Arnold C B Chunn F C Harlan Milburn Easum and Jim Schoolar plus many others The P E O chapter plans a party for B I S s chapter and a regular meeting at J S Fischer home 2117 Monroe Street set for Tuesday afternoon

Maria First Baptist Church Paul Jones Ong Street Group No. 3 Mesdames R. C. Long T. J. Arnold C. B. Chunn F. C. Harlan Milburn Easum Jim Schoolar Rose Bowl Tenth Avenue Jackson Street J. S. Fischer Monroe Street

Club to Celebrate 25th Anniversary at Amarillo Country Club

The Needle Club marks its 25th anniversary with an elaborate luncheon at Amarillo Country Club on Tuesday at 1 PM.

Needle Club Amarillo Country Club

Mrs Person Changes Day for Recital at Crystal Ballroom

Mrs Daisy Person changes recital night to Thursday at 8 in the Crystal Ballroom Herring Hotel with listed pupils Frances Nell Moore Bruce Runyon Sam Noland Carlisle Ames Sam Morgan Carmi Boyd Florence Miller Bob Taylor Carolyn Studer Emily Sue Kuykendall Ruth Taylor Sharleen Barker Ophelia Wray Mary Holman Lenora Jean Taylor Jack Pate Mary Tom Morgan Aileen Barker J A Kirkman The advanced pupils will perform the comedy Not Quite Such a Goose by Elizabeth Gale The public is invited.

Frances Nell Moore Bruce Runyon Sam Noland Carlisle Ames Sam Morgan Carmi Boyd Florence Miller Bob Taylor Carolyn Studer Emily Sue Kuykendall Ruth Taylor Sharleen Barker Ophelia Wray Mary Holman Lenora Jean Taylor Jack Pate Mary Tom Morgan Aileen Barker J. A. Kirkman Elizabeth Gale

Sunny Side Club to Hold Sub-Irrigation Demo

A sub irrigation demonstration will be given at the Sunny Side Club meeting on Tuesday afternoon at 1 30 at the home of Mrs Pete Lange. Anyone interested in the demonstration is invited.

Sunny Side Club Pete Lange

Household Hints Uses for Rubber Bands

A kitchen table drawer holds a box of rubber bands of various sizes. The note lists many uses of rubber bands including stain removal and other handy household applications. The text mentions removing cocoa or chocolate stains from linens by soaking the articles.

MELLO GLO powder promises fresh skin and smooth spread

Advertisement claims MELLO GLO face powder from a new French process gives a fresh look hiding lines and pores, with a fragrant formula. It asserts long wear without irritation and urges purchase at City Drug Stores for 50c or 1.00.

Secret of Happy Relief From Itching Skin Tells D D D Prescription

A nurse from a large hospital endorses D D D Prescription for eczema and skin irritations. The solution purportedly soothes inflamed tissue with gentle oils, dries quickly, and stops intense itching. A 35c trial bottle is offered with guarantee to prove its effectiveness or money back. The product is claimed to be made and guaranteed by the Italian Balm owners.

Fragmentary Advice On Cold Water Cleaning Ends Abruptly

The fragment describes performing an activity for four hours or more in cold water followed by washing in warm water with soap suds. No further context or subject is provided, leaving the exact procedure or purpose unclear.

Soap and Gasoline Solution for Cleaning Bed Springs

A dish mop dipped in one gallon of hot soap suds with one cup of gasoline added proves excellent for cleaning bed springs.

Toughen Bristles By Soaking Brooms In Hot Soap Water

Instructions suggest soaking brooms for five minutes in hot water and soap to strengthen bristles. It adds that boiling fruit juices may substitute for half the liquid in gelatin fruit salads or desserts.

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Mi Pocictu T. E. L. Class Toohave Party St. Andrew's Episcopal Church Fancher Upshaw, Jr West Twelfth Avenue Texas Tech el Taos Gladys Townes Panhandle Speech Arts Association Herring Hotel Beryl Needle Club J. B. Lewis East Thirteenth Avenue L’arquille Needle Club F. M. Neal Fillmore Street V. F. W. Auxiliary H. E. Hudspeth Harrison Street Junior Woman's Club Arthur Ware van Buren Street Order of Eastern Star la Costura Club Paramount J. W. Burks J. H. Hall McKinley P. T. A Majestic Amarillo Electric Co East 8Th Street Rex Wheeler Post Woolsey Eowa Mat Oliver Rosco Ates Zdgar Kennedy Nemes Axo el Navegar Club Metro Metro Goldwyn Mayer Mayer Picturesl Arik Hearst Metrotone News Teachers’ Club Club Market U. S Morton Downey Cartoon — News Mesdames A. O. Woods Joe Ostrander R. N. Mobley L. E. Howe Bill Johnson G. L. Holman W. B. Lawrence W. C. Newman Potts K. A. Whitaker C. H. Romaine F. Formby E. B. Hicks D. O. Bowerman Ida Dell Bird Clyde McGinley Truman Landis C. R. Hardin Kermi M Pistance Cac Mrs. Person Daisy Person Crystal Ballroom S.S.S Pessee David Belasco Comedy News SPORT White House Sam H. Harris Weseris Oscar Shaw Harriette Lake Donald Meek Cecil Lean George 5S. Kaufman Morrie Ryskind George Gershwin Ira Gershwin Abby G Globe News Panhandle Wilbur C. Hawk City Drug 8271 Pool Seventh Grant Streets New York Lincoln Times Square Bath, Radio & Servidor John J. West Menacer New Rehionse Hotel 45Th Street 8Th Avenue Sis Babs Ted Phil Hope Babs
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