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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1936
Page
6
The La Costura Club gathered at 1219 Bowie Street with Mrs C A Robertson hosting. President Mrs C J Brummett presided as members approved Mrs A J Streit’s resignation and voted $6 to support hot lunches for one school child.
Mrs Guy Chisholm led the lesson on Christ's Building Plans for the First Baptist Church Women's Missionary Society meeting yesterday. Morning devotions by Mrs B E Dunaway covered Architectural Plans and other talks included The Foundation and Framework with notes on Roof and Exterior Decorating.
Community clubs and societies host a Friday schedule of performances, luncheons, elections, and receptions across multiple venues including Central Junior High School, Blackstone Coffee Shop, and various streetside locations. Notable items include a musical number Trial by Jury at Central Junior High and a reception for new members at Westbay 1613 Tyler Street.
Mrs. Roy Threet and Mrs. B. F. Fullerton hosted a farewell party and shower for Mrs. C. C. Guthrie who departs for Freano California where her husband will work. The event at 820 Carolina Street featured games, a gifts basket from Mrs. J. B. Golightly, and refreshments for a large group of friends and neighbors.
Mrs. Ira Bone was chosen president of the Ladies Auxiliary to the National Association of Letter Carriers at the meeting held at Mrs. H. C. Lyle's home. Other officers elected were Mrs. Lyle vice president Mrs. Ray Vaughn secretary Mrs. H. H. Horne treasurer Mrs. Perry Vaughn mistress of arms and Mrs. R. T. Normand reporter. Plans include re enlistment of old members and a covered dish luncheon at Mrs. Horne's on February 13.
Amarillo Roller Canary Bird Club met at 2112 Hayden Street as Mrs G L Kirven led a report on a Kansas City show. Members Mrs Kirven Mrs Van Fleet and Mrs Frank Floyd had birds rated highly. Refreshments were served to guests Mrs Heyser and Mrs Hart.
Junior Philharmonic Group No 2 met at Lenora Womack’s home Monday night for a business session and a piano solo by Mrs Paul Womack. A Round Table music discussion included Peggy Pinkney and others. next meeting set at Margaret Seibel’s home with Lenora Jean Taylor and Alpha Mae Stone assisting. Rand parents to meet Friday at Sam Houston School at 7:30 PM.
L Aiguillee Club welcomes Mrs A W SoRelle as a new member at a meeting hosted by Mrs T L Roach. President Mrs F M Neal presided as Mrs W M McCarty and Mrs Fred Roane were made honorary members. A rural family clothing collection valued at four dollars was reported. Maude Munn was welcomed back after illness. Valentine themed refreshments were served to members and hostess.
Mr and Mrs R F Thompson Jr entertained at their home 312 A Prospect Street Tuesday night. Attendees included Mesdames Roy Bassett Howard Tomlinson Roy Kreutelger Jack Hood R A Mo Amis Claude Botts Miss Neva White Peggy O Neal Messrs Howard Tomlinson R F Tomlinson Jr Jack Hood Claud Botts R A Me Amis Albert Blair and the couple.
The Mother Benton Class of the First Christian Church will hold its regular luncheon at the church Friday at 1 o'clock. A McKinley School PTA Founders Day program is scheduled Friday night at 8 o'clock at the school building with all parents invited.
Ruth Robertson Wesley Anderson George Wright Derrell Cleghorn Jack Cleghorn Frankie Brunson Harold Green Mr and Mrs W D Robertson and Billy Robertson identified as members in the community group roster.
A parent explains how to handle a child’s curiosity about origins and babies. The piece argues that honest scientific, matter of fact answers fit a child's questions, and that withholding can lead to misinformed conclusions.
The Potter County Home Demonstration Club Council discussed March plans for the Fat Stock Show at Miss Mary Sitton's office. Exhibit chair John LeGate urged cooperation. E W Brown elected secretary treasurer to fill vacancy. M L Parker named finance chair. Miss Iola McPherson suggested making sweet milk cottage cheese. Attendees included members from Brady River Road Sunnyside and other local clubs.
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce pledged aid to the Amarillo College band in raising funds for new uniforms. G. G. Ordway reported the Patrons' Club progress, with nearly half of the $600 goal already raised, and said the band will be ready for regional civic events in its new garb.
The Woman's Council of the First Christian Church met yesterday in the church parlors. A memorial service for Mrs. Gordon C. Eastman, a former member who died in Los Angeles on Monday, was conducted by Mrs. Roy OC. Snodgrass, with Mrs. H. A. Shaw presiding over the business meeting.
The Six-W Bridge Club was entertained with a fried chicken luncheon at Mrs. Madsen's dining room. After lunch, bridge games were played with Mrs. R. E. Dickerson winning high.
Score details list Mrs Marion Kohler as guest and second high, with Mrs Roscoe Sasser taking traveling prize. Other players named include Mesdames C V Wood Lee Christopher F J Gallas and Addie Ben Patterson. A covered dish luncheon is planned for next Wednesday at 1 PM at Mrs Jimmie Payne 803 Alabama Street. Mexico lauded for fertile soil and vast mineral resources.
Thousands seek relief from backache and frequent night urination by flushing kidneys and soothing the bladder. The ad promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Capsules claiming to remove waste from kidneys, reduce uric acid, and ease joint pain, urging purchase of the original Haarlem Oil from Holland.
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