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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1934

Page

3

Farwell Luncheon Held for Mrs. R. C. Young in Dallas

Members of the Child Study Club hosted a luncheon and shower at 2000 Harrison Street in honor of Mrs. R. C. Young who departs tomorrow to make her home in Lubbock. George Washington motifs decorated the event with many attendees including Mrs. Young and club members from Birmingham and New York.

R. C. Young Lubbock Child Study Club F. B. Means Harrison Street George Washington J. C. Paschall J. R. McKinley F. A. Zimpfer L. Edwards Carter Matthews

Young Ladies Class Hosts Wesley Pal Class Party

Members of the Young Ladies Class of San Jacinto Methodist Church entertained the Wesley Pal Class at the home of Mrs. Guila Miller Tuesday evening. Attendees included numerous named ladies and Mrs. Miller.

Wesley Pals San Jacinto Methodist Church Wesley Pal Guilda Miller Edna Mae Smith Theda Elliott Mary Atkinson Olga Mueller Mabel Ruth Cressens Marjorie Giesler Neva White Floy White Rena Kerr Laura Vaden Anna Belle Gowdy Betty Atkinson Maralee Mason Sue McAdoo Gracie Ray Bennett Madge Wallace Virginia Wilbanks Lois Wise Gladys Goodnight Wesley

Mrs H A Skaggs Hosts Circle No 2 of Polk Street Church

Mrs H A Skaggs hosted Circle No 2 of Polk Street Methodist at 1903 Fillmore St with assistant hostess Mrs E H Ely. Leader Mrs C T Cline presided. Mrs A N Finkien shared bulletin cuttings. Mrs Ben Wimberly read leaflets from Promoting World Friendship Among Children.

H. A. Skaggs Circle No. 2 Polk Street Methodist Church Fillmore Street E. H. Ely C. T. Cline A. N. Finkien Ben Wimberly Carl Miller W. J. Kelly Roy Stockton G. Baucom Clyde Harris A. H. Truett C. O. Wade Keeney Bakery E. Pieratt

Household Hints for Jelly Making and Fruit Cocktails

Household hints describe jelly making from large fruits by washing cutting and cooking until soft. Small fruits such as grapes are washed and pitted then mashed and cooked. A decorative fruit cocktail idea suggests toasted coconut mint whipped cream whole berries and red cherries.

Friday Night Oh Doctor Operetta at Central Junior High

Friday night program features oh Doctor operetta by Central Junior High School choral classes at 8 p m in the senior high auditorium. A fashion show and dance for McKinley PTA follows at McKinley School Auditorium. Also listed are church and school events with times.

Central Junior High School Gene Galle Fashion Review McKinley P. T. A McKinley School

Methodist Circle No 8 Hosts Meeting at Scott Home

Mrs J L Scott and Mrs C 8 Makeig hosted Circle No 8 of Polk Street Methodist Church at 913 Tyler Street. President Mrs J M Webb led business. program chair Mrs T B Jones spoke on the leaflet. Mrs Frank Hines discussed Promoting World Friendship Among Children. Bible lesson by Mrs Scott. Refreshments to a list of attendees. Oven tip notes bacon in pan for meat loaf flavor.

J. L. Scott

Daily Gift Thoughtful for Friends at Sea

A suggestion for travelers at sea to receive six or seven inexpensive gifts to open each morning. The idea aims to provide daily anticipation and cheerful surprise during long voyages.

Scissors Dip Before Cutting Marshmallows Improve Cut

If you dip scissors in water or flour before cutting marshmallows they will cut better and without sticking. The perfume of a rose is an oily chemical manufactured in the cells of the petals. Mother Nature intended this perfume to attract insects to fertilize the flowers.

Mother Nature

Make Your Fruit Salad Different This Way

Candied fruits added to salad dressing with whipped cream make a delicious topping for fruit salads and fruit gelatin salads. Try this at your next party. Pan cleaning tip suggests vinegar in hot water to brighten aluminum pans. Bacon flavored burgers feature broiled bacon strips atop meat balls.

Doctors Use Creosote for Chest Colds Warned

Doctors warn against lingering coughs and endorse Creomulsion as a creosote based remedy claimed to stop coughs and colds quickly. Advertisers say Creomulsion contains six other elements and is harmless and pleasant to take with a money back guarantee if relief isn’t seen.

Polk Street Circle Hosts Valentine Party at Church Home

Circle No. 7 of Polk Street Methodist Church held a Valentine program at Mrs. S. D. Vaughn’s home on Van Buren Street. Mrs. Manning led the devotional, Mrs. Leachman prayed, Mrs. Duffy presented Missionary Bulletin lesson, and Floyd Marsh played piano. Refreshments followed for attendees including Mrs. Leachman, Mrs. Duffy, Mrs. Manning, and others.

Polk Street Methodist Church D. Vaughn van Buren Street Saint Valentine J. F. Manning W. T. Ieachman Floyd Marsh C. E. Duffy Mesdames W. T. Leachman J. F. Moning George Waddill L. P. Fields B. S. Bennett Finley Lola Stewart Coffee M. Tolk F. Marsh FE. A. Conner L. Timmons A. A. Vincent A J. Brown

Rev R Thomsen Addresses P T A At Central Junior High

The Parent-Teacher Association of Central Junior High School enjoyed a play titled The Perfect Pattern staged Tuesday afternoon. Dr R Thomsen spoke on foreign policy, the depression's impact, and character building while Mrs R A Burnett noted Founders Day. Rugs donations were urged for the Maverick Club and 40 books were reported donated.

Parent-Teacher Association of Central Junior High School Simon Lumpkin H. W. Schrieber R. Thomsen R. A. Burnett Maverick Club Will Adams Elizabeth Nixson

Gala gowns and diadems highlight Paris and Washington notices

In Paris the Comtesse de Vivis wore a white satin gown with gold slippers and a gold diadem at a gala dinner. In Washington Mrs Emil Hurja wore a black crepe dress with white satin yoke and trimmed sleeves, reflecting a formal public event in the capital.

Paris Princess de Faucigny Lucinge The Ritz Comtesse de Chambrun Comtesse de Vivis Washington Emil Hurja Public Works Administration

Spring neckline model from Anne Adams pattern

The 1934 Spring edition pattern features a high neck and dropped shoulder line with a center seam in the skirt. Neckline design allows ruffles to be omitted or sleeves and yoke colored differently. Pattern 1778 fits sizes 14 through 42 and requires 314 yards of 39-inch fabric for size 16.

Anne Adams Amarillo Globe Pattern Department Weat 17Th Street New York City

Choral Classes To Stage Operetta Tonight

Central Junior High School choral classes present "Oh Doctor an Operetta" at 8 in the high school auditorium. The 1883 Krakatoa eruption noise circled the globe three times and was heard 3000 miles away like distant gunfire.

Krakatoa

New Policies Aid Ranchers

Washington reports a Farm Credit Administration plan allowing federal land banks to loan on ranch lands that cannot support livestock year round if they are solid security. Appraisals will emphasize earning power and carrying capacity, water, and winter feed. loans up to 7500 may be given if income from other sources covers fixed costs and living expenses.

Washington Wm. I. Myers Farm Credit Administration

Treasury receipts and expenditures report for February

Treasury data show Receipts 11,246,010.57, Expenditures 22,234,880.72, Balance 4,903,181,783.78. Customs receipts for February 16,800,875.52, fiscal year to date 4,660,944,897.66, expenditures 4,101,126,124.17. Emergency outlays 2,310,700,040.64. Excess receipts 549,818,773.49. Gold assets 7,140,008,077.48.

Washington The Treasury

Nujol Fact Tale From a Michigan Mother

A mother from Jackson Michigan recounts her recovery after illness using Najol and its help for her family. She credits Najol with restoring health for herself and her daughter Wanda, now ten, and urges readers to try the product. The letter promotes Najol plain and Cream of Najol as a health aid and invites more stories.

Ruth Crownover St. Clair Avenue Jackson Michigan Wanda Najol Crownover

Also Mentioned on This Page

Farwell Woodmen Circle East Eighth Avenue Mothers Beige Phi Sigma Fraternity Amarillo ‘Country Club Red Carnation Lodge I. O. O. F. Hall Methodist Circle Japan America Prince Mdivani Tokio Onoye Baiko Polk Street Circle Ohnne O Alams Northwest Studios Inc Columbia Seattle, Wash Lydia E. Pinkham Harsh Stance Incorporated Park Ave Turkey Greece Chesterfield Samsoun Smyrna Cavalla Xanthimp
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