P T A Observes Open House at Big Ins School
The Big Ins School Parent-Teacher Association held an open house last night with many parents and friends. Program chairwoman Mrs. J. B. Martin announced performances by Mary Margaret Hume Marjorie Maberry Paula Beckwith Evelyn Jones Flora Katherine Westmoreland Beacon Quartet and Dea Rosemond Caldwell. W. A. Myer of West Texas State Teachers College spoke on child development under two teachers and the homme and school teacher. Mrs. Glen L. Bowen presided, and refreshments followed. Mrs. R. B. Norman's room had the most attending parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bigins School
Parent-Teacher Association
J. B. Martin
Mary Margaret Hume
Marjorie Maberry
Paula Beckwith
Evelyn Jones
Flora Katherine Westmoreland
Beacon Quartet
Dea Rosemond Caldwell
Marie Fronabarger
W. A. Myer
West Texas State Teachers College
Homme
Glen L. Bowen
P. T. A. Observes Father's Night at Margaret Wills School
The Margaret Wills Parent-Teacher Association held a Monday Father’s Night program with Mrs. Mark Taylor presiding. Eli Sverdloff performed a violin solo with Miss Sverdloff on piano, Katherine Westmoreland read from Anne of Green Gables, and the Beacon Quartet sang. Rev. Guy Newman spoke on Character Building in the Home, followed by refreshments and a social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Wills
Parent-Teacher Association
Mark Taylor
Eli Sverdloff
Sverdloff
Katherine Westmoreland
Beacon Quartet
Guy Newman
Rose Bowl Dinner Teas Planned by Junior Welfare League
An Italian dinner will be served at the Rose Bowl tea room on Friday night from 6 to 8 30. Reservations may be made by calling the Rose Bowl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Bowl
Junior Welfare League
Tuesday Bible Club Reports Review Lesson
Mrs T M Bruner led a review lesson at the Tuesday Bible Club meeting held yesterday morning at 220 West Tenth Avenue hosted by Mrs G S Ballard. The group opened with the Lord’s Prayer and next week’s lesson will cover The Tabernacle with Exodus 25 27 as the scripture. Mrs Burnett presided over a short business session and will bring a miniature tabernacle for study. Mrs T H Rowan attended as a guest with many members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Bruner
G. S. Ballard
West Tenth Avenue
R. B. Burnett
Burnet
H. M. Martin
J. M. Cook
C. B. Morris
Hostess
Amarillo
Canary Bird Club
E. T. McBride
West
Ninth Avenue
J. H. Blake
L. D. Heyser
G. L. Kirven
F. F. Ford
H. A. Witcher
J. H Blake
P. T. A. to Sponsor Musical Play at Wilson School
The Wilson School pupils will present a musical play When Betsy Ross Made Old Glory Friday night in the Senior High School Auditorium. Miss Ida Mae McClure directs the production with Jane Singleton as dance director and Mary Frances Campbell as art director. Principal roles go to La Verne Lowell and a cast of 14, with ninety five other children in the program. The Amama Class of the First Baptist Church will honor teacher Mrs T A Radcliffe with a farewell party Thursday at 3 pm at 1904 Fillmore Street as she moves to Dallas. The Woman's Benefit Association meeting set for Thursday has been postponed indefinitely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
Wilson School
Betsy Ross
Ida Mae McClure
Philadelphia
Jane Singleton
Mary Frances Campbell
Greta Mae Cayton
Frances Wayne Smith
la Verne Lowell
William Eddie McLaughlin
Hicks Daniel
James Andrews
Dane Vaught
Peggy Seale
Corinne Ford
Peggy Jane Stack
Peggy Smyth
Carol Shaw
Dana Seale
Gwyneth Elder
First Baptist Church
T. A. Radcliffe
A. C. Shaw
Fillmore Street
Radcliffe
Dallas
Central Presbyterian Church Hosts Evening of Fellowship
Church night observance features a covered dish supper at 6 15 with motion picture classes from 7 to 8. A 9 30 to 1 dances at Roseland sponsored by Red Car nation Drill Team. Also events at West Amarillo Christian Church and Northwest Texas Alumnae Association. Panhandle Livestock Association dance at The Nat.
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Central Presbyterian Church
Red Carnation
Roseland
Panhandle Livestock Association
Nat
Many clubs host events at Amarillo venues this week
A long list of club meetings and social events fills Amarillo venues including Polk Street Methodist Church Sunshine Child Study Club English Airport and various homes. Hostesses include Mrs E T McBride Mrs Scott Mrs James L Farwell and many others with times from 2:30 to 6:30 p.m. plus a 3 o'clock circle dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Della Kappa Chapter
The
Delphian Society
Polk Street Methodist Church
Sunshine Child Study Club
Scott
Ford
Lincoln Street
Mrs. H. A Witcher
English Airport
Representative seeks ban on state purchase of passenger cars
Austin February 20 Representative William F. Schofner of Temple urges a bill to stop state spending on passenger automobiles. He cites an auditor report showing 871 such cars in 1933 and complains about unused funds reverting to the general fund. The House State Affairs committee reported the bill unfavorably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
William F. Schofner
Temple
House Committee On State Affairs
Board of Control
Bob Calvert
Hillsboro
Texas Senators Favor Five of Six Jurors Verdict Bill
In Austin on February 20, state senators noted Supreme Court five to four decisions cited for a nine juror verdict law but reported disfavor. They reported favorably a bill to allow five of six justice court jurors to decide.
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Austin
U. S. Supreme Court
Texas
Justice Court
Mrs L C Stevens Hosts Beryl Needle Club Meeting
Mrs L C Stevens entertained the Beryl Needle Club at 622 West Ninth Avenue with guests including Mrs Doris Mason and daughter Joyce of Waynoka Oklahoma. Members listed include C R Beckwith and others. next meeting set for Mrs Williams at 1314 Hillcrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Stevens
Beryl Needle Club
West Ninth Avenue
Doris Mason
Joyce
Waynoka
Okla
Mesdames C. R. Beckwith
R. S. Branum
C. E. Hand
Carl Larsen
G. M. Privitt
D. M. Reeves
A. C. Shaw
L. C Stevens
G. K. Weaver
H. A. Williams
Williams
Hillcrest
Woman Warden to surrender Granite duties to new head
Mrs. George A Waters will turn over control of the Granite reformatory to Pred Hunt the new warden after a Senate investigation was promised. Waters denied resisting removal saying she is ready to leave when the governor approves. Eighteen of twenty three inmates remain at large after a Sunday escape. Maloy Kuykendall linked to the breakout and to a car robbery near Maud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okla
George A Waters
Granite Reformatory
Wishomingo
State Board of Affairs
Waters
Senate
Maloy Kuykendall
O. A. Thrasher
Maud
Elbert Camp Funeral Rites Held At Griggs Chapel
Funeral services for Elbert Ernest Camp 19 son of Mr and Mrs Emery A Camp were held at Griggs Chapel at 4 pm. Rev E B Fincher and Rev C R Carver presided with pallbearers Don Hudgins Elton Shea Morris Cline Frank Danner Wyatt Boyd and Jack Sage. Burial at Liano Cemetery. Camp a Amarillo High School 1933 graduate died after Pneumonia from a cold. Survived by parents two brothers Waynard Max Camp and a sister Frances Camp Young Camp nephew of Grady and Gaston Camp Globe-News employee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbert Ernest Camp
Emery A. Camp
Adams Street
Griggs Chapel
E B Fincher
Ellwood Park Presbyterian Church
C. R. Carver
Church of Christ
Don Hudgins
Elton Shea
Morris Cline
Frank Danner
Wyatt Boyd
Jack Sage
Liano
Amarillo High School
Waynard
Max Camp
Frances Camp Young Camp
Grady and
Gaston Camp
The
Globe-News
Sales Tax Proposals Draw Sharp Criticism at East Texas Meeting
At a regional East Texas Chamber of Commerce gathering 200 delegates voiced strong opposition to sales tax proposals. The conference backed abolishing administrative red tape in future relief funds and endorsed Texas centennial plans while noting reforms depend on wage decisions for work relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
Luncheon Follows Postal Meetings in Panhandle
A luncheon for Panhandle postmasters postal supervisors and rural carriers follows morning sessions at 10 30 Friday. Amarillo Postmaster W D DeGrassi says several hundred are expected for the convention set on Washingtons birthday to allow Uncle Sam employees to attend as a holiday. Dallas Postmaster W B Lina is expected to be the main speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
Amarillo
W. D. DeGrassi
Washington
Uncle Sam
W. B. Lina
Dallas
Kelvinator Dealers Hear Sales Chief in Amarillo Meeting
Kelvinator Corporation official VC Woodcox told about a bright sales outlook for the Amarillo trade area and a big push in 1935 advertising. About 50 distributors and dealers attended, learning new Kelvinator products and selling methods for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
VC. Woodcox
Kelvinator Corporation
Detroit
Amarillo Hotel
Kelvinator
Woodcox
Seek Last Escaper From Texas Prison
Blood hounds hunted the Harlem State Prison farm escapees. One man remained at large is Walker Sarrett, a fifty year sentence for murder from Hopkins County. Five others were recaptured near Hempstead including Vanden for robbery, S B Vowell for kidnapping and robbery, Leroy Eggleston for robbery, Raymond Henderson for car theft, and Nonie Dobbs for arson. Captain Owen reported easy recapture of the five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Harlem
Hempstead
A. N. Owen
Walker Sarrett
Hopkins County
Vanden
S. B. Vowell
Lynn
Johnson Counies
Leroy Eggleston
Nueces County
Raymond Henderson
Borin County
Nonie Dobbs
Kaufman County
Owen
Gold Decision Spurs Hopes For Business Boost
New York reports many business leaders see the Supreme Court gold ruling as adding dollars. U S Steel announced a 470 million modernization plan, likely timed after the decision, the largest in five years, with expansion of its subsidiary American Sheet and Tin Plate noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Supreme Court
United States Steel Corporation
New York Times
U. S. Steel
American Sheet and Tin Plate
Steel firm to build wide sheet mill for auto demand
A Gary Indiana mill will require 15 million dollars, while Carnegie Steel Company plans a 5 million wide sheet and strip mill to meet auto industry demand.
Bids Sought for Texas Highways Projects
AUSTIN Feb 20 Bid notices posted by the state highway department announce proposals due February 28 with an estimated cost of 1 060 000 Includes grading and drainage for 10 miles of Highway 15 in Harrison County from Marshall eastward paving for Highway 68 between Midlothian Venus in Ellis Johnson counties and a concrete base with rock asphalt top for Highways 9 and 128 from Robstown through Calallen to the Nueces River bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
State An
Harrison County
Marshall
Ellis
Johnson
Midlothian
Venus
Robstown
Calallen
Nueces River
Vegetable Compound Advertises Nervous Women Relief
A vintage testimonial advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a remedy for nervous, rundown women. It claims improved energy and mood for a Brooklyn and Tyre reader, with notes of backache, gas, and fatigue easing after use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Otto
Fifth Street
Brooklyn
Maryland
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Tuesday Bible Club
AMOMA
Woman's Benefit Association
Life Insurance Companies
S.S
S.S.S
Andi Lalendar
West Amarillo
Nurses Home
Mizpah Club
James L. Farwell
Sixteenth Avenue
Mystic Weavers
FE. G. Tracy
North Fillmore Street
Letter Carriers Auxiliary
L. R. Vaughn
Prospect Street
Entre Nous Club
Hugh J. Jacobs
Alabama Street
MacDowell Music Club
M. W. West
Ong Street
Goldenrod Club
J. M. Stidger
Houston Street
Homecraft Club
Will Hill
North West
All Day Meeting
Circle Fight of the Woman's Council of
Fellowship Hall
Mildred J. Cheney
Madison Street
Glenwood
Maxie Montgomery
Friendship Club
M. R. Conant
Bellview Street
Sunshine
Needle Club
Juanita Boone
North Mirror Street
Lingerlonger Bridge Club
J. O. Dumas
Macdowell Club
Loyal Home Demonstration Club
G. C. Herrmann
Hughes Street
Unity Study Club
Taylor Street
Mother Singers Club
Tyler Street School
L. T. D. Club
G. R. Bowden
Cheyenne
Maria
Joe Ostrander
Jefferson Street
Burch Tyson
Stitch and Chatter Club
W. P. Crandall
North
van Buren Street
Help
J. H. Rose
Monroe Street
O. W. Club
Frank Hamilton
O’brien Thompson
Woman's Club
B. T. Ware
Polk Street
Lindy Lou Club
Ralph Orsburn
Florida Street
M. W West
J. W. Sanders
MacDowell Fine Arts Club
Methodist
Wesley Friendship
San Jacinto Methodist Church
C. M. Fearn
Tennessee Street
Fancher Upshaw
Clark Wesley
Paris
Sandie
Mozelle Cherry
Progressive Speakers Club
el Taos
Rosalie Raymond
Amarillo College of Music
H. L. Duhrkoop
Bb. A. R
Llano Estacado
Daughters of the American Revolution
John S. McKnight
Schofner
Princesse Amedee de Broglie
London
Oklahoma
Elbert Camp
Wily
Kel
Tata Tuepripy
Terry
Aim
Wey
Lydia E. Pinkham
Edith Mae Ralston
Tyre
Pennsylvania
Clarence R. Davison R
Mishawaka, Indiana
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Southwest
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