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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1936

Page

5

Mrs G W Camp Hosts Blue Bonnet Club Meeting

Mrs G W Camp entertained the Blue Bonnet Club at 2104 Harrison Street Friday afternoon. Plans were made for a Pollyanna gift exchange next Friday at 1031 Bowie Street hosted by Mrs C B Farmer. Guest of honor were Mrs Herbert G Cole and Mrs Scott Ford.

G. W. Camp Blue Bonnet Club Harrison Street Afernoon C. B. Farmer Bowie Street Herbert G. Cole Scott Ford Mesdames Ernest Massey W. P. Pollard Ed Ely Ezra Morton Wesley Goodman H. P. Scarborough F. G. Tye Earl W. Smith John C. Hudsey

Roosevelt urges religion unity across creeds in radio address

President Roosevelt calls for a society of Good Neighbors to unite faiths and oppose unbelief, urging Christians and Jews to clasp hands and form common cause. He warns the era tests belief globally and emphasizes understanding over sectarian conflict. The address ties religious harmony to broader social progress amid shifting ideas across generations.

Hyde Park N. Y Roosevelt Germany Russia Mexico

Radio Station KOA tied program opens eight week course

A 7:30 p m program in Amarillo College of Music auditorium will inaugurate an eight weeks school of radio broadcasting directed by L W Baker from KOA Denver Edgar Parsons and the Sophis tates quartet from KGNC will perform Harold Scott and Austin Myers with ensemble will appear. The program is free.

Amarillo College of Music L. W. Baker KOA Denver Edgar Parsons KGNC Harold Scott Amarillo Austin Myers

Trice Twins Celebrate 11th Birthday With House Party

Barbara Jean and Dorothy Dean Trice twins celebrate their 11th birthday at 107 Florida Street. Guests include Lois Ann Cavin Betty Lou Budd Relda Marie Young Evelyn Holland and others with LaNelle Ekelund and Yvonne Brown performing entertainment and a piano duet by LaNelle Ledbetter and Dorothy Dene Trice.

Barbara Jean Dorothy Dean Trice Leroy Trice Florida Street LaNelle Ekelund Yvonne Brown LaNelle Ledbetter Dorothy Dene Trice S. 8 Ledbetter Lois Ann Cavin Betty Lou Budd Relda Marie Young Evelyn Holland Adell Bentley Wanda Lee Fllis Mary Kathryn Bernard Edith Rae Shields Dorothy Becker Ada Marie Davis Alma Jean Pickett Dorothy Ann Ledbetter Verna Mae Shields Peggy Jean Rippey Mary Elizabeth Curtis Joyce Nugent Betty Jean Sanders Carol Powers Betty Ann Smith

Chatter Box Club Entertained at Mrs Turner Home

The Chatter Box Club was entertained at the home of Mrs. H. L. Turner Friday afternoon. Games furnished entertainment with prizes to Mrs. A. G. Shaw and Mrs. Silas Hess. Refreshments were served to members and guests, with the next meeting set for 2 30 Friday at Mrs. Ward’s home 1400 Roberts Street.

Chatter Box Club H. L. Turner A. G. Shaw Silas Hess P. D. Gross, Sr A. C. Shaw N. Nunney Tom Spencer Travis Daws Aron Hart A. H. McBride R. D. Ward J. E. Pierce

Bonita OES Hosts Colonial Tea at Camp Home

Bonita Chapter Order of Eastern Star entertained with a colonial tea at Mrs. G. E. Camp’s home at 1925 Harrison Street. Guests wore colonial dress, with a register led by Miss Georgia Kirkman and music by Rhythm Bandette Orchestra.

Bonita Order of Eastern Star G. E. Camp Harrison Street FE. H. Ashcraft W. M. Rippey William Brune C. A. Gray W. P. Matthews D. V. Angell L. J. Vogel E. E. Goff C. F. Hester Walter R. Irwin J. M. Paul J. R. Offield P. E. Darnall Rhythm Bandette Orchestra Lou Smith Ruth Overstreet Georgia Kirkman Mesdames W. A. Christian A. Peterson H. L. Gill E. H. Ashcraft Fontella D. Lindsay Cleo Clayton Cora Lee Wiles Anna Hightower Marion Roberts M. L. Campbell G. C. Boney Olive K. Dixon F. D. Railsback T. B. Jones W. M. Patrick R. B. Latham H. A. Dyer O. C. Applequist Homer Wiseman Ida Elliott G. W. McKee Jack Brown C. BE. Chadwell W. B. Blyth C. Wooldridge C. J. Blackburn C. LeNeveu W. 8. Willis Marie Jacobsen R. R. George Loy Smith O. F Hennville Doris Lieurance Mesdames Geneva Staunton J. W. Britt E. Carpenter Order of Eastern Fuel Masonic Temple

Mission study at Janet Ray Circle all-day meeting

The Janet Ray Circle of the First Baptist Church will host an all-day mission study at the church on Wednesday starting at 10 o clock. A covered dish luncheon will be served and the study book is The Gospel Among the Red Men with chapter reviews arranged. no examination will be given.

Janet Ray First Baptist Church

To End Annoying Cough Mix This Easy Home Remedy

An old home remedy promises fast relief from winter coughs using Pinex mixed with a sugar syrup to make a full pint. The ad says the mixture soothes irritated throats, loosens phlegm, and costs little, with a money back guarantee if not satisfying.

Two Honorees Feted At Evelyn Johns Birthday Party

Miss Evelyn Johns and Roland McKenzie were the guests of friends for a Friday birthday gathering at the home of Mrs. Alice L. McKenzie. A buffet supper followed by dancing at the Nat provided the evening’s entertainment.

Evelyn Johns Roland McKenzie Alice L. McKenzie Dorothy Porterfield Eleanor Wade Virginia Red Iris Dean Sanders Elsie Hopkins Naomi Moore Mrs. Webb Jimmie Campbell Ray Williams Leonard Stephens Kenneth Carrol Paul Gardner Allan Grisham Ike Khoury Mr. Draper

Garden uses for old brick in terrace and features

Garden design shows old weathered brick can create striking effects in terraces arches walls and pergolas. Reused brick inspires charm for well heads pool basins and raised features, offering beauty without new materials.

Up Social CALENDAR Tonight and Tuesday club events

A community calendar lists many meetings and social events. Abbie Hayman hosts a 7:30 program at 1028 Bowie Street while clubs meet at various venues including the Academy of Music and Art, Blackburn Shaw Chapel, and St. Andrews Parish House.

Polk Street Methodist Church Abbie Ruth Hayman Bowie Street

New Coiffure Cap Made of French Net For Sleep Wear

A new one size coiffure cap made from French net fits as snug as an aviatrix helmet. It has an elastic band across the back and secures waves and curls while you sleep. Available in all colors, it suits any beauty minded woman.

Mrs LeNeveu Hosts Elizabeth Johnson Circle Meeting

The Elizabeth Johnson Circle of the First Baptist Church will meet at Mrs J P LeNeveu at 1411 Herman Street on Wednesday at 2 o'clock. Mrs B D Carroll will teach the lesson titled How To Pray.

Elizabeth Johnson First Baptist Church J. P. LeNeveu Herman Street B. D. Carroll

Dr Lyons Tooth Powder Promises Clean Teeth and Savings

An ad extols Dr Lyons Tooth Powder as gentler on enamel and more economical than toothpaste. It claims teeth feel cleaner and fresher, with less decay, and that one can get twice as long use from a powder than a toothpaste tube.

Dentisia Dr. Lyon

Father Son meeting draws crowd at Senior High PTG event

A large crowd fills the Senior High School for a Father Son meeting hosted by the Parent-Teacher group. The program impressed attendees and local refreshments were provided by Snow-White Dairy Arn Holz Coffee Co. and Schmidt's Bakery.

Arnholz Coffee Co Schmidt's

McKinley Room Mothers Reschedule Meeting

Room mothers of McKinley ochoc meet in the school library Thursday at 2 30 PM switching from the previously announced Tuesday.

Mothers of McKinley School Library of School McKinley Room Mothers of McKinley Ochoc

Needle Club Meeting Postponed After Tuesday Afternoon

The meeting of the Beryl Needle Club slated for Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. H A Williams residence has been postponed.

Beryl Needle Club H. A. Williams

Hillcrest Sewing Club Meeting Postponed

Local notices list postponement of Hillcrest Sewing Club meeting at Mrs W T Dixon's home. Other groups meet at noted addresses including Avanta Music Club at 1205 Jackson Street and Tuesday Bible Club No 3 at 919 North Madison Street. Perfumed hairpins offer lasting fragrance via felt-like fabric.

Bible Club No F. R. Read Tyler Street Avanta Music Club Guy W. Slack Jackson Street Bible Club E. F. Lacy Washington Street W.G. Flemming North Madison Street Bible Club No. 3 W. B. Fleming North Madison Street

River Road Club Hosts All-Day Quilting Event

Members of the River Road Home Demonstration Club gathered at Mrs. R. I. Killough’s home for an all-day quilting session. A covered dish luncheon was served, and plans were announced for the next meeting at Mrs. Mobberly’s home with another luncheon.

River Road Home Demonstration Club R. I. Killough R. S. Connellee L. A. James M. M. Boyd E. J. Webb FE. F. Hall Harry Hill E. G. Atkinson A. L. Shinn J. L. Glasgow E. L. McCarty E. L. Smith M. B. Mobberly Smith W. C. Stockett Webb Hosteess

Fathers Honored At Pleasant Valley P T A Meeting

Fathers were honor guests at the Pleasant Valley P T A meeting held Friday night at the school. Rev Powell Smith spoke on fathers duties to children school and community. Miss Madge McCauley’s fifth graders presented two plays a dance Jimmie Lee Williamson Billy Jo Bennett played piano Carl Pankratz read. Refreshments were served to a large crowd and the executive board will meet Tuesday at 2 30.

Pleasant Valley Parent-Teacher Association Powell Smith Madge McCauley Jimmie Lee Williamson Billy Jo Bennett Carl Pankratz Association

Child Education Costs Contrast With Crime Spending

A discussion notes that the nation spends about 13 billion on crime and 3 billion on education. It argues crime begins at school age and stresses the need for home and school care, plus more teachers and school services to prevent future prison costs. The piece traces radical roots of a couple named Mr. and Mrs. Brown and their children’s shift to radical leftist views.

Brown

Treasury Receipts and Outlays Reported for Feb 20

The Treasury shows February 20 receipts of 8 421 615 93 dollars and expenditures of 20 311 978 16 dollars with a net balance of 1 828 532 291 96 dollars. Customs receipts for the month total 22 193 893 23 dollars and fiscal year receipts since July 1 reach 2 288 511 837 58 dollars against expenditures of 4 635 162 607 95 dollars. Excess expenditures amount to 2 346 650 770 37, gross debt is 30 505 591 806 13, and gold assets stand at 10 160 430 912 01.

B C Relieves Headache In Minutes A New Drug Ad

A registered pharmacist developed a blend of ingredients to relieve most headaches in a few minutes. The ad says B C comes in 10 and 25 cent packages and also eases muscular aches, colds, neuralgia, fever, and nervous distress without habit forming drugs.

B. C

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