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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1932
Page
6
Tonight and Wednesday schedule includes Prosperity Party at 1603 Van Buren with Dr Daisy Pennock at 7 30. Bonita Chapter Eastern Star at Masonic Temple at 8. Wednesday gatherings cover Glenwood Up-and-Doing Mrs Lee Barry 2306 Cleveland all day Tabernacle Society at Sacred Heart Cathedral 9 30 etc.
Mr and Mrs William Pitman celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary at their McMillen Apartments home. A gathering of old friends offered congratulations and presented silverware. Gridge games provided entertainment and a late refreshment course was served. Attending were Mr and Mrs Charles Baker, Mr and Mrs D A Morton, Mr and Mrs Sidney Watts, Mr and Mrs W E Sloane, Mr and Mrs Ivy O Willson, Mr and Mrs B S Woods, Miss Lenora Bennett, Miss Violet Hoyt, Mr Albert Hoyt, and Mr Harry Conliffe.
The Vecinas Club meeting scheduled for Thursday at Mrs. Curtis Mathes home is postponed due to the death of Mrs. W. B. McIntyre.
Harmony Club hosts elaborate Colonial tea and program at Episcopal Parish House to honor George Washington Bicentennial. Attendees in period costume, with Washington era sketches, songs, minuet, and a red white blue tea service.
A National item hints at a clever puzzle by a writer aligned with the group. Readers are invited to read the first words of sentences to reveal the organization, with Lima noted as both a bean and an Ohio town. The solution targets labor references and signals a closing moment.
Funeral services for John J Jeffers 66 a Santa Fe electrician were held at Sacred Heart Cathedral with Monsignor Amarault presiding. Pallbearers included Frenzer Langley McGowan Sharpless Bromert and Brown. Burial followed at Llano Cemetery under N B Griggs & Sons. Surviving relatives include an adopted daughter Mrs Murphey of Dawson New Mexico three sisters and a niece.
Last rites for W. E. Jack McKinley 38 were held at Griggs Chapel with Dr. R Thomson presiding. Burial was at Memorial Park Cemetery with pallbearers Ted George Kemp Beasley Roy Broaddus Albert Timmons Ralph Roush Randy Lee. Surviving are widow Leota and two sisters Mrs H G Randal El Paso and Mrs D B Dunn Corsicana. Oil from jaws of porpoises and blackfish valued as lubricant by aeronautical industry mentioned in nearby copy.
Police Captain Clark Cain warns that writers who pass rubber checks risk a long stretch if they are caught. He says many no fund complaints are unnecessary and police are not a collection agency. Complaints should be signed to start formal charges.
Quick drawing formula claims to draw out pus and soften skin ending boils and carbuncles faster. Advertised as safe since 1820 with implied healing effect and skin care benefits.
In criminal district court Wiley B. Hervey a Negro faces an assault with intent to murder charge stemming from a staged party where one of two white girls was shot. Much of the morning was taken by jury selection as Lee Willie Jones earlier drew a 10 year sentence.
The U S Internal Revenue Collector's office in the federal building will open March 1 to assist taxpayers in filling returns. The office operates March 1 to March 15 with Deputy Collectors H C Gamble or M D Sloan on duty daily in Room 243.
Mrs Farrell and Mr Mitchell complimented at a birthday gathering for Mrs John Farrell formerly Miss Ernestine Coe and Walter Mitchell. Miss Louise Coe hosted a pink and green dinner at 2203 Polk Street with pink sweet peas center stage. Guests included Miss Melba Pipkin, Mr and Mrs John Farrell, Walter Mitchell, and Jimmie Swann.
Miss Mary Kidnay will be principal speaker at the El Navegar Study Club meeting this evening at 8. The talk, titled The Philippine Islands, will be held at Mrs. E. E. Koen's home 124 Wayside Drive. Husbands of members will attend as special guests.
Star will meet at the Masonic Temple this evening at 8 o'clock. After the regular meeting the Birthday Club presents a one act play. The Eight and Forty entertain with a games party at the American Legion Home at 8. Legionaires and auxiliaries are guests. Circle No. 2 of West Amarillo Christian Church holds an all day meeting at Mrs. Homer Jacobs 820 Virginia Street beginning at 10:30 with a covered dish luncheon at noon.
The Tabernacle Society of Sacred Heart Cathedral will hold an all day meeting at the home of Mrs. A. Corbin, 1005 Western Avenue, Wednesday beginning at 9:30.
An advertising copy touts Kotex as affordable for women seeking comfort and health protection. It asserts tested materials, air washed rooms, and 76 inspections during manufacture to reassure buyers about product quality and sanitary standards.
The Business and Professional Women's Club will be entertained at president Dr Daisy Pennock’s home 1603 Van Buren Street Tuesday evening at 7 30 o clock. A program of special interest has been arranged.
Artificial silks are among spring novelties, tightly woven and stitched into eighth inch tucks. In sky blue cream and rose pink they suit summer sports frocks. Miss Opal Sells returns home to Cleveland Ohio after visiting Mrs L M Doak on Buchanan Street.
An advertisement touts OUTGRO a pain stopping remedy for ingrown toenails. It claims immediate pain relief when applied between the nail and skin, with the nail growing outward as skin toughens. Sold by Wyeth Chemical Co. with Good Housekeeping Institute approved testing.
Stomach ulcer relief claim from St Louis resident Ed Sproul of Missouri Valley Iowa who reports eight years without sickness after using Von's Pink Tablets. The ad cites decades of prior stomach trouble and daily pumps and soda, praising rapid relief and flexible dieting. Omaha Von Company promotes information and sales.
A reader offers 15c in silver or stamps for the UP-TO-DATE BOOK OF FASHIONS SPRING 1932. Requests should be sent to News-Globe 11 12 Sterling Place Brooklyn N Y.
Hollywood beauty promotional copy describes Max Factor color harmony makeup for blondes, praising face powder rouge lipstick and eye shadow as harmonized shades. It claims long wear under lights, universal applicability, and a $1 powder with 50 cent extras, available at drug and department stores.
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