Rittenberrys Host Lunch for 18 Guests at Sunset Home
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Rittenberry entertained 18 guests with a luncheon at 210 Sunset. Decor featured spicy evergreens poinsettias and a festive tree as a fire burned in the living room. Dorothy Rittenberry helped serve while Mrs. Rittenberry hosted. The host presented a box of hand-painted dishes to Mrs. R. F. Stewart in honor of a decade of service with Lincoln National Life Insurance. Attendees included R. F. Stewart James C. Sherrill W. E. Singletary C. C. Atwood Boyd Elliott Mrs. Winifred Babb Mrs. W. L. Askew Wesley Askew and Charles Douglas Rittenberry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Rittenberry
R. F. Stewart
Lincoln National Life Insurance Company
Messrs. and Mesdames R. F. Stewart
James C. Sherrill
W. E. Singletary
C. C. Atwood
Boyd Elliott
Winifred Babb
God Is Centerpiece of Christian Science Sunday Lesson
The Lesson-Sermon for all Churches of Christ, Scientist on Sunday January 5 centers on God as supreme. The Golden Text proclaims no god compares to the Lord, who is great and wrought wonders, and is God alone, while Revelation 21 4 promises wiping away tears and no death sorrow or pain. Mary Baker Eddy asserts Scriptural authority for present recognition of cessation of death sorrow and pain in Science and Health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Churches of Christ
Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Gly Cas touted as cure for long ailments in Amarillo
Mrs. A. E. Webb praises Gly-Cas after years of liver kidney and digestion troubles. She reports restored appetite better sleep and relief from headaches while urging others to try the remedy at Fox Drug Co. in Amarillo with price of 1 per box or 6 for 5.00 and payment by money order only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox Drug Co
Oliver- Eakle Bldg
Mrs. Webb
Amarillo
Fox Drug Co. No. 3
Oliver Eakle
Community Events Tonight and Saturday Gatherings
Tonight events include Woodmen Circle turkey dinner and IOOP hall officer installation at 8.00. Flying Dutchman Circus at Forest Hill School also at 8.00. Saturday features a Children's Story Hour at Potter County Library at 10.00 and the Potter County Home Demonstration Club Council meeting at Miss Mary Sitton's office at 2.30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. O. O.P. Hall
Potter County Library
Betty Jeanette Club Hosts Bridge Party
The Betty Jeanette Club was entertained with a bridge party at Mrs. Janet Warlick's home Tuesday afternoon. Prizes went to high winner Mrs. Ruby Banton, second high Mrs. Jess Short, third high Mrs. Cecil A. Crotty, and traveling prize to Mrs. Ruth Tomberlion. Attendees included Mesdames Blanton, Short, Crotty, Tomberlion, L. F. Hoarer, Gladys Patterson, Lela Mae Cooper, Juanita Scott, Billy Dunlap, Katherine Meddick, and Ruby Cruitt. The club will meet next Tuesday with Mrs. Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Jeanette
Janet Warlick
Ruby Banton
Jess Short
Cecil A. Crotty
Ruth Tomberlion
Mesdames Blanton
Short
Crotty
Tomberlion
L. F. Hoarer
Gladys Patterson
Lela Mae Cooper
Juanita Scott
Billy Dunlap
Katherine Meddick
Ruby Cruitt
Mrs. Cooper
Open Forum Club to Hear Mrs Ned Miller on Panhandle Oil
Mrs Ned O Miller speaks on Oil and Gas of the Panhandle at the Open Forum Club meeting Monday night at 7 45 at the home of Mrs W D Westbay 1613 Tyler Street. All members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned O. Miller
Panhandle
Open Forum Club
W. D. Westbay
Tyler Street
Philharmonic Club
R. J. Moore
C. M. Holt
Harry Hatcher
Club
Philharmonic groups and clubs host meetings across town
Junior Philharmonic Group No. 2 meets at Miss Louise Herter’s home on Hughes Street. The Browning Class of Polk Street Methodist meets at Mrs. C. L. Jenkins’s house. Potter County Home Demonstration Council convenes in Miss Mary Sitton’s courthouse office. The Flying Dutchman Circus debuts at Forest Hill School tonight. Philharmonic Club holds annual business meeting at Mrs. R. J. Moore’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Herter
Hughes Street
Kathryn Turner
Browning
Polk Street Methodist Church
C. L. Jenkins
van Buren Street
Garden Gadgets Offer Portable Flower Care and Lily Pool
A garden writer reviews two novelty items: a flower holder to dunk cut flowers immediately in water with a built in glove or tool carrier, and a ready made lily pool in a steel shell 18 inches deep and seven by four feet. The pool is rust resistant outside and blue inside, easy to install, portable, and priced around 15 dollars. An alternative suggests using a cattle water tank sunk in the ground as a pool option.
Menus by Louise Bennett Weaver Luncheon Recipe Details
The club serves a noon luncheon with mushroom soup cheese wafers shrimp supreme butter salad dressing coffee rice mold and rice dishes. A detailed mold recipe uses celery onion pepper water butter flour milk salt and pepper with boiled rice eggs and a baked mold then shrimp supreme garnish and lemon gelatin mix.
Leather Tyrolean jacket dubbed fashion influence
Polly Ross in At Home Abroad models a leather Tyrolean outfit touted by jacket makers as shaping future fashion. The mountain-climbing style may replace plain belted jackets with patched pockets in white suede featuring a fixed belt.
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Polly Ross
These Motifs Make Dainty Linens
Indoor cutwork flower motifs for towels and pillow slips offer colorful appliques. Pattern 5404 provides four 5x15 inch motifs with back edges, materials, color ideas, and stitch guides. Send 10 cents to the Amarillo Globe Household Arts Dept to obtain the pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Globe Household Arts Dept
W. 14Th Street
New York
N. Y
Guiding Your Child Free From Grandmother Interference
A columnist argues young families should start independently to strengthen marriage and childrearing. Excessive grandmother involvement risks friction between spouses and disrupts parental rights, though genuine wisdom from grandmothers can be a blessing when balanced.
Fruit Gelatin Mold Salad Instructions
Dissolve gelatin in boiling water then add salt pepper vinegar sugar and cinnamon. Stir in seeded grapes and diced pineapple. Pour into mold, chill until firm, unmold on lettuce and top with salad dressing.
Amaryllis Needle Club Guest List At Mrs Jones Home
The Amaryllis Needle Club was entertained at 802 Prospect Street by Mrs. E M Jones with contests and sewing. Guests included Mrs Paul Rose and Mrs James Bowen. Members present were Mesdames Killough Brown Johnson Crist Baynon Kight Putch and Jones. Next meeting set for January 16 at Mrs Futchs home 825 Maryland Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amaryllis Needle Club
E. M. Jones
Prospect Street
Paul Rose
James Bowen
Mesdames V. W. Killough
R. R. Brown
H. G. Johnson
Earl Crist
James Baynon
E. C. Kight
Ike Putch
Futch
Maryland Street
California mountain lions see 227 killed in ten months
Sacramento dispatch reports that 227 mountain lions were killed in the first ten months of the year by state authorities and hunters. The figure highlights ongoing pressure on the species and raises questions about population management and hunting policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Cal
U.P
California
Miss Rhea Fern Work Honored At Party
A surprise New Year party hosted by Miss Guinevere Scott at 3511 West Sixth Avenue honored Miss Rhea Fern Work visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Work. Work will soon leave for Colorado to attend school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhea Fern Work
R. E. Work
Guinevere Scott
West Sixth Avenue
Texas Centennial Exhibit Funds Allocated for 1936
The U.S. Texas Centennial Commission announced that more than $520 000 had been allotted to government departments for exhibits at the 1936 Texas Centennial celebration in Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Dallas
Worsted Tex Suits Quoted At 30 In Globe Ad Mispriced
An advertisement for Black burn Bros. in The Globe and News dated January 1 and 2 listed Worsted tex suits at 30 dollars instead of the correct price of 35 dollars. The error appears in the ad copy across the two-day publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackburn Bros
Globe and News
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Rittenberry Home
Christian Science Services
Gly-Cas
A. E. Webb
Front Street
Flying Dutchman Circus
Forest Hill School
Potter County Home Demonstration Club Council
Mary Sitton
Betty Jeanette Club
Forest Hill
Parent-Teacher Association
Alice Clarissa Richmond
Mary
Susan
Austin
Fred Harris
Louise Bennett Weaver
Mrs
Miss Work
Oe Colo
Caraway - Johnson
Delicatessen
West Tenth
Ate
Alaska
N Foe Masine Jane Tres Te
Amaryllis Great West
POST
Ness
THE
Texas— Free
Texas
Maxwell House
Lee’s
del Monte
Swift
D. D, Milwee
Great West
Pinkney
Salmon
van Camp
Pierce
U. S
Gibbs
Sheen
Wm. Rogers & Son
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