Recent Bride Is Complimented At Shower
Mrs. Irvin Erwin receives a mixed Kentucky Street shower honoring Dorothy Erhardt before her December 10 marriage. Readings and a playlet entertain as Billy and Joyce Spoonts arrive with gifts. Guests include Mrs. Irvin, Mrs. Erwin, and many locals. The couple will live in Fairland Illinois where the groom works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin Erwin
Dorothy Erhardt
W. A. Combs
Kentucky Street
Bill Spoonts
Bonnie Sanders
Mary Miller Beard
Billy and
Joyce Spoonts
Mesdames Irvin
Erwin
D. J. Muney
Do N Nall
R. B. Donovan
J. R. Williams
A. O. Sanders
A. Sauer
Laura V. Nelson
Pat Combe
F. G. Holland
A. M. Caraway
Bob Garrett
Mabel Gross
Bertha Goodwin
Camilla Neilson
Elva Pyeatt
Marie Weaver
Juanita Hamilton
Kathleen Reed
Maurine Sauer
Essie May Morton
Erhardt
Mrs J P LeNeveuun Hosts Third Birthday Party
Mrs J P LeNeveu entertained at home 1311 Herman Street Monday afternoon honoring her son James Claude LeNeveu on his third birthday. Guests enjoyed noise makers and games as a cake with three candles and refreshments were served to Carolyn Elder Betty Burleson Helen Zweig Mildred Zweig Bobby Lacy Douglas Mooreland Tommie Burleson Clinton Hendricks Dorrell Rumsey James Claude LeNeveu and Mrs H H Rumsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Claude LeNeveu
J. P. LeNeveu
Herman Street
Carolyn Elder
Betty Burleson
Helen and
Mildred Zweig
Bobby Lacy
Douglas Mooreland
Tommie Burleson
Clinton Boyd Hendricks
Darrell Rumsey
James Claude le Neveu
H. H. Rumsey
Sandie Mothers Call Meeting at High School
All Sandie Mothers are urged to attend the important business meeting in Room 209 at the Senior High School Building Friday afternoon at 2 30 o clock. Miss Imogene Broaddus and Wayne Broaddus returned Wednesday morning after visiting their aunt Mrs R P Atkerson in Commerce and friends in Dallas Abilene and Sweetwater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imogene Broaddus
Wayne Broaddus
R. P. Atkerson
Commerce
Dallas
Abilene
Sweetwater
Cardus praised by Mrs. Debie Epperson in KY change of life ad
Mrs Debie Epperson of Flat Lick Kentucky reports Cardus eased her nervousness and sleepless nights during change of life. She began taking Cardus on friends recommendation and achieved splendid results while continuing use. Thousands testify Cardus benefits, but seek physician advice if it does not help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Change OF Life
Cardus
Debie Epperson
Flat Lick
Local Club Schedule Shifts Through Several City Venues
Tonight and Friday point to a packed slate of meetings and events across Amarillo. Six-W Bridge Club meets Mrs C V Wood at 2201 Fillmore at 7 30, Unity Study Club at 1500 Taylor at 7 45, and Amarillo Bridge Club holds a tournament at Herring Hotel at 8. Red Carnation Lodge Drill Team stages No Men Admitted at Painters Hall at 8. Friday events include Blue Bonnet Needle Club at 1205 West Thirteenth Avenue at 2 36, Book Review Group of the A A U W at 2410 Hayden Street 2 30, Business Women's Circle of First Baptist Church at church parlors 6 15 with dinner 6 30, Rectors Guild of St Andrew's Episcopal Church at 400 Alabama Street 2 30, Child Welfare Club at 2001 Tyler Street 2 30 with Mrs L L Montgomery, Palo Duro Chapter of the C C L A at 808 Jackson Street 3, Street 230 o'clock, Twentieth Century Club at 505 West Sixteenth Avenue, Willing Workers Class of Pierce Street Baptist Church at 607 North Fillmore at 2, Child Study Club annual meeting at 1613 Tyler Street 3, Sandie Mothers Club at Senior High School Room 209 2 39, Humphreys Highland P T A at school building 7 30, Jolly 12 Needle Club at 1305 East Seventh Avenue 2.
Open House Musicale at Thaulow Home Tonight
An open house musicale at Mr. and Mrs. Christian Thaulow’s residence at 1606 Tyler Street begins at 8:30 p.m. tonight. Margaret Keirsey Woodruff sings Lullaby and The Nightingale. Ardath Johnson accompanies and plays Romance in F Sharp Minor and If I Were a Bird. Thaulow performs Spanish Symphony with Hjalmar Bergh at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Thaulow
Tyler Street
Margaret Keirsey Woodruff
Brogi
Ward Stephens
Ardath Johnson
Schumann
Henselt
Mr. Thaulow
Lalo
Hjalmar Bergh
Beethoven lesson at Junior Philharmonic Group meet
The lesson will be on Beethoven at the Junior Philharmonic Group No 1 gathering Saturday afternoon at Nelda Lee Sparks home 206 Sunset Terrace. Mrs Preston J Wooldridge is reported to be doing nicely after an operation at Northwest Texas Hospital yesterday. The Jolly 12 Needle Club will meet Friday at Mrs HC Hicks 1305 East Seventh Avenue at 2 PM. Thunder generally cannot be heard beyond 15 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beethoven
Junior Philharmonic Group No 1
Nelda Lee Sparks
Sunset Terrace
Po J. Wooldridge
Preston J. Wooldridge
Ong Street
Northwest Texas Hospital
Jolly 12 Club
Jolly 12 Needle Club
HC. Hicks
East Seventh Avenue
Model at Home for Young Beginners Pattern Event
The Palo Duro Circle of the Child Conservation League of America will meet at Mrs. Van A Bruner's home on Jackson Street Friday at 3 PM. Mr. and Mrs. L L Travis and daughters Winifred Jean and Amy have returned from holidays in Houston and Dallas. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie O'Brien left for Oklahoma City after visiting Dr. and Mrs. F Q Kelleam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Travis
Winifred
Jean
Amy
Jackson Street
Houston
Dallas
Eddie O'Brien
Oklahoma City
F. Q. Kelleam
Pattern 2156 Anne Adams boys frock sewing lesson
Anne Adams Pattern 2156 teaches youngsters to sew a party dress with optional sleeves or ruffles. Sizes 4 6 8 10 12 require about 23 8 yards of 36 inch fabric for size 8. Includes illustrated instructions and diagrammed guidance. Price 15 cents single pattern. 25 cents for the book with patterns when ordered together. Orders to Amarillo Globe Pattern Dept New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Amarillo Globe Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
Nab Brother Trio For Kidnap Theft
Three young brothers from a Terry County farming family were held in Brownfield on kidnapping and robbery charges in the abduction of J I Cruce, a Brownfield auto dealer. Arrests came in Colorado 140 miles southeast, five hours after the car theft during a demonstration. Cruce said the youths robbed him of 125 dollars. Sheriff R F Gregory and deputies escorted the trio to Big Spring for identification and charges of kidnapping robbery with firearms and auto theft were planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownfield
Texas
Terry County
J. l. Cruce
Colorado
Here
Cruce
R. F. Gregory
Mitchell County
H. A. Cook
Jack Delaney
Big Spring
Plan Last Rites For 'Todd' Sloan
Tribute to the memory of W. F Todd Sloan, 62, who died here early yesterday, will be paid with funeral ceremonies at 4 o'clock this afternoon at Griggs Chapel. Bishop FE C Seaman of the Episcopal Church was to officiate. burial was to be in Llano Cemetery. Sloan had been a resident of Amarillo for 30 years and active in civic affairs until illness. A brother Fred Sloan of Casper, Wyo, is the only survivor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F ‘Todd” Sloan
Griggs Chapel
FE. C Seaman
Episcopal Church
Llano
Sloan
Amarillo
Fred Sloan
Casper
Wye
Pay Last Tribute To M. P. Reynolds
Last rites for M. P. Foxey Reynolds, 70, were set for 2 30 this afternoon at Griggs Chapel with Rev EF BK Fincher of Ellwood Park Presbyterian Church officiating. Burial followed at Llano Cemetery. Reynolds, a Fort Worth and Denver conductor for 30 years, died Tuesday in Childress after brief services held there yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P
Auditorium Named CCC Enlistment Site
Enlistment of more than 100 Civilian Conservation Corps workers from over a score of Panhandle counties will take place at the Municipal Auditorium next Monday and Tuesday. Recruiting Sgt. R. E. Forsythe arranged the venue yesterday with enlistment walls opening each morning. applicants must be examined by 10 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ci- Vian Conservation Corps
Panhandle
Municipal Auditorium
R. E. Forsythe
Norman Minter Renamed Court Reporter Again
Norman Minter, longtime reporter for the 47th District Court, has been reappointed by Judge E G Nelson. He began serving under Judge Henry S Bishop on January 1, 1927 and will report proceedings for Judge Nelson at all terms in Norman, Claude, and Canyon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Minter
47Th District Court
E G@ Nelson
Minter
Henry S Bishop
Nelon
Claude
Canyon
Fatal Crash Ends Wellington Man's Life in Amarillo
Jee Godfrey a 38 year old Wellington businessman died in an early morning crash when his car hit a West Sixth Avenue underpass pillar in Amarillo. World War veteran and brother of New Mexico Military Institute coach Capt Bill Godfrey, he lived in Wellington most of his life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jee Godfrey
Wellington
Amarillo
Godfrey
West Sixth Avenue
Randy Lee
Leo Yielding
McMasters Street
Northwest Texas Hospital
Bill Godfrey
New Mexico Military Institute
Roswell
M. E. Hicks
Navy
N. S. Griggs & Sons Funeral Home
Standard Tests To Be Given Students In Potter County
Potter County rural school students will take semi annual standard tests at the close of the first semester. County Superintendent Carl C. Clifft aims to finish preparations soon so tests can be distributed several days before the exam date later this month. The tests are given to all students from the second grade up, a twice yearly practice for four years in Potter County. A damage suit by N H Webb of Amarillo against merchant Martin J Jarrett over an auto accident was dismissed after a settlement in 108th District Court. settlement amount not disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter County
Carl C. Clifft
Clifft
N. H. Webb
Amarillo
Martin J. Jarrett
108Th District Court
Bankhead Led Congress From Hospital Bed After Illness
Alabama's Rep William B Bankhead chosen Democratic leader of the House in a caucus. He is in Naval Hospital with a bad cold and indigestion described as very satisfactory. His daughter actress Tallulah Bankhead sent congratulations from New York. The veteran legislator helped craft the cotton acreage reduction plan and has long represented an Alabama political family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bankhead
Naval Hospital
Congress
Tallulah Bankhead
New York
Alabama
University of Alabama
Marginal Oil Order Sets New Texas Production Caps
Texas issues a marginal oil production order limiting each well to current actual output. State total falls from 1 001 057 to 998 612 barrels daily, preserving margin for new wells. West Central and other regions see targeted reductions and one Gulf Coast increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
U.P
Texas
Col
E. O. Thompson
State Railrroad Commission
West Central
West Texas
Southwest Texas
Gulf Coast
East Texas
Ledwig Child Dies at Claude Rites Friday
Marjorie Ann Ledwig four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul L Ledwig of Claude died at 12 25 am Thursday at the family home after an extended illness She is survived by her parents two brothers Alvin and Billie and a sister Madeline all of Claude The body will be in state at the home until 2 pm Friday then go to Groom for Catholic Church services at 3 pm Rev Francis Ledwig will officiate Burial will be in Groom Cemetery under direction of Blackburn Shaw Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Ann Ledwig
Paul L. Ledwig
Claude
Alvin
Billie Ledwig
Madeline Ledwig
Francis Ledwig
Groom Cemetery
Blackburn- Shaw Funeral Home
Woman Freed After Slaying of Paramour
Austin Jan. 3 Governor Miriam A. Ferguson issued a full pardon for Mrs. Mary Boone, convicted of killing Mrs. Pearl Hall in Dallas on Oct. 19, 1934. She accepted self defense as a defense, noting the crime stemmed from defending family and home. The governor emphasized moral equities and that punishment would be inappropriate given the circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
U.ri
Miriam A. Ferguson
Mary Boone
Pearl Hall
Dallas
Boone
Drop Injunction Ended in River Road School Dispute
District Judge W F E Gee dismissed the injunction suit filed by River Road Independent School District against former principal M W Thomasson after trustees counsel moved, with the case settled by agreement last month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F E. Gee
River Road Independent School
M. W. Thomasson
Enid man named manager of Amarillo postal branch
Roy T. Shield, ex manager of Postal Telegraph in Enid Oklahoma, assumed charge of the Amarillo branch today, succeeding King Summerhill who moved to Texarkana. Shield served five years in Enid and earlier at Oklahoma City. He is a Kiwanian active in civic programs. Summerhill, a former Beaumont station member, had lived in Texarkana and belonged to the Amarillo Lions Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy T. Shield
Postal Telegraph Company
Enid
Okla
Amarillo
King Summerhill
Texarkana
Mr. Shield
Oklahoma City
Summerhill
Beaumont
Lions Club
Clifft to Attend State Convention
Carl C. Clifft new Potter County schools superintendent will attend a state conference of county superintendents in Austin next week to discuss Texas school legislative matters. He will leave Saturday or Sunday and stay three days, with his office kept open by assistant Miss Lucille Creswell during his absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl C. Clifft
Potter County
Austin
Texas
Lucille Creswell
Creomulsion Claims Seven Benefits With Cough Remedy
The notice markets Creomulsion as a seven in one cough medicine that fights a three days' cough quickly without narcotics. It promises harmless relief and a money refund if the cough or cold is not relieved, with the druggist authorized to refund on the spot.
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. P. LeNeveun
Capitol
Finan
Bridge Club
C. V Wood
Fillmore Street
Unity Study Club
Taylor Street
Red Carnation Lodge
Painters Hall
Blue Bonnet Needle Club
Ezra Morton
West Thirteenth Avenue
The
John Maynard
Hayden Street
the First Baptist Church
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
M. B. Pruett
Alabama Street
Child Welfare Club
L. P. Montgomery
Frank Lander
Palo Duro
van A. Bruner
Twentieth Century Club
5S. F. Newbold
West
Sixteenth Avenue
Pierce Street Baptist Church
Coit Cornelius
North Fillmore Street
W. D. Westbay
Sandie Mothers Club
Jolly 12
Needle Club
H. C. Hicks
Open House Musicale
Bible Club
First Baptist Church
A. P. Gibson
Kuykendall
Polk
Paramount Bldg
Travises
Todd’ Sloan
M. P. Reynolds
CCC
the Gas Company
Honor
Senator Bankhead
Washington
William B. Bankhead
Associated Press
REP
W. B. Bankhead
Col. Thompson
Democratic
Metropolis
Tammany Hall
New York State
William Jennings Bryan
Sixty Fifth Assembly
Ledwig
Enid Man
Baby Mes
Bradfield Co
Atlanta, Ga
Mlother
Amarillo Globe
Amarillo Daily News
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