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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1928
Page
4
River Road School hosted a weekend box supper and literary society event that raised over 10 dollars. Hot conca and coffee fueled lunches while proceeds fund building and playground equipment. Miss Mary Lou Carney named most popular girl.
Mrs Floyd Marsh hosted the MacDowell Music Club at her home 1504 Hayden Street. Miss Josephine Miller led the lesson. After a brief business session members read quotations from American authors. The program featured voice numbers Hearts Delight and Sylvia by James H Rogers.
Walter Danmice shows improvement at St. Anthony hospital. Alma Mosley returns from the east with spring millinery line. Mary Woodruff leaves Amarillo Cigar stand for El Reno Oklahoma. Amarillo Welfare Society Board to meet at American State Bank at 3:30 p.m. tomorrow per Dr. G J Nunn. Oley Speaks Mrs C R Hooton with Mrs M D Romney attend. Fern Cabot Dysart reading House by the Side of the Road. C A Cabot plays Indian Flute Call and Love Song Romance in A. James C Cade and Josephine Miller perform Fast Friends. MacDowell Music club quartette offers The Night has a Thousand Eyes and club song One Morning in Spring.
Members of the Pollyanna Needle club entertained their husbands at Mrs. Floyd Jones’s home on Washington street. Guests wore kid costumes and received suckers balloons and novelties. Prizes went to Mrs. T. W. Hunt and Mr. Carlos Jones for clever costumes with special guests including Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Bray and others.
Funeral services for Mrs. Hannah Fulton aged 67 were held at 2 30 PM in N 8 Griggs and Sons chapel conducted by Rev E B Robinson. She died after a stroke of paralysis following months of ill health. Surviving sons include L J H R C C Fulton Amarillo and P C Fulton Macon Miss. She belonged to the Methodist church and lived in Amacilo 22 years. Pallbearers named and burial at Liano cemetery.
The Wolflin P T A school group hosts a game tournament Saturday at 2 30 PM in the Polly Garden at the Palo Duro hotel. Reserve with Mrs H A Asbury or Mrs H FE Westmoreland. prizes will be awarded to each table. public invited.
The Unity class of Christian Meta-Physical teaching will occupy the Polly Garden on the fifth floor of the Palo Duro hotel as their future place of worship. Meetings are Sundays at 9:45 for Sunday school and 11 for Bible interpretation, with study sessions on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 8. The public is invited.
The P E O party announced in Sunday calendar as Tuesday will be held Monday evening at 7 with a sumptuous dinner a program and general good time. The event honors the husbands of members and was moved due to tomorrow’s social schedule.
The MacDowell Music Club announced in the Sunday calendar that its Thursday afternoon gathering with Mrs. Floyd Marsh will not meet.
Mrs J Charles Schnorr of Pueblo Colorado arrived this weekend to join her husband the artist who is decorating the new Capitol hotel They are staying with Mr and Mrs G Mayer at the Tourist Inn and with the parents of Mr Ed Mayer
Members of the Amarillo Athletic club will attend a dinner dance tomorrow evening at the club. Decorations will feature Valentine motifs and plans suggest the event will be one of the season’s most enjoyable affairs. Members are urged to reserve now.
Miss Kathleen Seaty and Miss Wilma Berry teaching in Pampa entertained friends with a Valentine party at Mrs. T. Hunkapillar's home. Decorations featured bright flowers cupids and hearts. Guests from Amarillo included Mrs. Maude Munn Mrs. Lela Brown and Miss Frances Munn.
The Women’s Association of the First Congregational Church will meet for an all-day session at Mrs. Phillip L. Reppert’s home 2608 Hayden Street. Members are asked to arrive by 10:50 AM and the day will be spent sewing with a covered dish luncheon at noon.
The Junior Women's club meeting scheduled for tomorrow afternoon is postponed due to the death of Mrs. J. B. Deal of Crockett Texas. Mrs. Deal is the daughter of Judge and Mrs. R. W. Hall.
The J U G Club will meet Thursday at 3 PM at 1110 Taylor Street home of Mrs Clarence Williams. All members urged to attend.
The 1926 Bridge club will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs R B Burnett at her home 402 South Louisiana street at 2 30 o clock All members invited to attend. Denmark was one of the first of European countries to start factory inspection by women.
Bankers from across the United States gather in Dallas for the Texas Bankers association fifth district meeting. A banquet is planned for 7 p.m., followed by a 10 day tour to Beaumont Brownsville Coleman Waco and Wichita Falls with sightseeing in Houston and rest in San Antonio.
An insane murderer led a breach at Bridgewater state farm freeing inmates and killing two guards Eugene Amlaw and Wilfred Gerroir. More than 60 officers from state police and Brockton city police moved in to regain control as inmates overpowered guards and seized keys before the siege was contained.
Bridges Drug Co promotes MELLO GLO Cleansing Cream claiming it firms and plumps skin while melting away grime. The ad touts it as unlike other creams and suggests it helps keep the complexion young.
The Earl of Oxford and Asquith, the former Norbert H. Asquith, a noted liberal statesman, is in an extremely grave condition after an acute pharyngitis attack. He has been ill several days at Sutton Courtney, his country home on the Upper Thames.
Teheran reports the new conscription law will be enforced by all means despite opposition from mullas. The International News Service notes religious leaders oppose the draft but authorities push ahead with enforcement.
Leading Persian clergymen have been invited to a conference at Kom shrine to air protests. Cabinet ministers negotiate with clergy and mullas meet government officials, but the deadlock persists with no end in sight.
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