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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1935

Page

5

Mrs. C. H. Tyler Elected Speech Arts Club Leader

Mrs. C H Tyler was elected president of the Panhandle Speech Arts Association at a Tuesday night meeting at Mrs John E Hill's home in Amarillo. Officers named include Miss Georgia Kirkman vice president and Mrs J B Slade recording secretary plus other posts. plans were set for Drama Week in February.

C. H. Tyler Panhandle Speech Arts Association John E. Hill Harrison Street Georgia Kirkman J. B. Slade Howard Lynch R. B. Masterson, Jr Daisy Person T. L. Gordon W M. Hall Frances Wayne Smith C. E. Crownover Mattea McClurkin Junior Panhandle Mary Morgan Brown West Texas State Teachers College Person Texas Speech Arts Association National Association of Teachers of Speech New Orleans Miss Brown Irish National Theater Irish Literary Theater Lee O. White Amarillo Margarethe Meyer Thelma Callihan Velma Padget Martina Anderson Canyon Junior Speech Arts Association of Charlotte Allen Dorothy Peterson

Amarillo Club Listings Chronicle Evening Events

A dense listing of night activities in Amarillo announces events across clubs and groups. Spanish American War Veterans and Auxiliary install officers at the American Legion Hall at 8 pm, with numerous meetings, recitals, and social dances scheduled at various venues including the Herring Hotel and Roseland. The calendar also notes study clubs, parent teacher meetings, and community gatherings through to late evening.

Spanish American War Veterans and Auxiliary American Legion Hall

Rebekah Lodge Installs Officers in Amarillo

The Amarillo Rebekah Lodge held an officer installation Tuesday night at the I O O F Hall with lodge deputy Naomi Kennis ton in charge. New officers serving six months include Mary Hunter as noble grand and Nora Blanton as outside guard, along with other chairs and officers. Molly Merriman received the gold past noble grand pin and certificate and gave a thanks speech.

Amarillo Rebekah Lodge I. O. O. F. Hall Naomi Kenniston Mary Hunter Essie Elliott Frankie Mce-Dowell Flossie Williams Bertha Gowdy Kate Stidgar Jessie Ross Camie Gibson Mabel McMahon Iola McPherson LaVae Duck Guida Curtis Edna Haines Elizabeth Brenan Nora Blanton Molly Merriman

Rev Newman Addresses McKinley P T A Meeting

Rev. Guy Newman spoke on The Importance of Child Spiritual Training at McKinley School P T A in the school auditorium. The session opened with prayer and devotional, songs followed, and pupils Miss Ruth Boaz and Mrs. Elizabeth Clark presented the program. A short business meeting occurred and Mrs. Bill Adams spoke about school nurses. Refreshments were served by room mothers.

Guy Newman McKinley School Parent-Teacher Association A. C. Blanks Ruth Boaz Elizabeth Clark Bill Adams

Kidneys Must Clean Out Acids and Toxins

Historical ad text touts kidney cleansing with a guaranteed prescription Cystex. It claims fast relief from night urination nervousness leg pains backache dizziness and other symptoms, promising a one week fix or money back. The tone imitates medical advertisement hype with price and guarantee promises.

Mrs F C Turner Honored at Shower in Turner Home

A miscellaneous shower was hosted at 1312 Parker Street honoring Mrs Fred Cole Turner formerly Zona Gale Crouch. Hostesses were Mrs J H Utterback Mrs W H Utterback Mrs G C Moore and Mrs A T O Neal with a list of guests including Mesdames Jessie Johnston Tide Toney Magmie Walker J Warren T M Montgomery Ros Sullivan Howard Boxwell Pau Boxwell W L Hickerson J H Utterback Inez Jackson and others.

Fred Cole Turner Zona Gale Crouch J. H. Utterback Parker Street W. H. Utterback G. C. Moore A. T. O'Neal Mesdames Jessie Johnston Tide Toney Magmie Walker J. Warren T. M. Montgomery Ros. Sullivan Howard Boxwell Pau Boxwell

Numbers for Choral Contest Announced

Mrs Ardelle George of Dawn Texas Federation of Women's Clubs announces the senior contest chorus Twilight a sacred three part piece by Geo B Nevin and the junior contest Around the Gypsy Fire a three part work by Brahms arranged by Paul Ambrose. Both may be obtained from publishers in Chicago New York Boston or Boston New York. Further details from Mrs George at Dawn.

Ardelle George of Dawn Texas Federation of Women's Clubs Plainview Twilight Geo. B. Nevin Oliver Ditson Chicago N. Y J. Brahms Paul Ambrose Arthur P. Schmidt Boston New York George

Gwyns announce arrival of daughter Betty Jo

Mr and Mrs Aaron Gwyn of 414 West Twenty second Avenue announce the arrival of an eight pound daughter Betty Jo on January 3. Mr Gwyn is connected with the Amarillo National Bank.

Women Class to Organize at First Christian Church

A business and professional women's class will form in the First Christian Church parlors Sunday at 9 45 am with Mrs J P Miller teaching. Also Dunning Teachers Club to meet with Elizabeth Spegal Morris at 3504 Polk Street Friday at 3 30 pm inviting all out of town teachers. Blue Bonnet Needle Club to meet Friday at 411 East Eleventh hosted by Mrs H P Scarborough.

Llano Estacado Elizabeth Morris Polk Street San Jacinton Baptist Church Roy Threet Mississippi Street Panhandle Elizabeth Spegal Morris First Christian Church J. P. Miller Dunning Dunning Teachers Club Blue Bonnet Club Blue Bonnet Needle Club H. P. Scarborough

Utopia Barred in Farm Plan

A rural colonization project near Lubbock will proceed as a regular farm program no longer experimental. Families will be placed on 60 acre tracts on 4,009 acres, with the land broken early to moisture for this year’s crop, forming one large farm.

Lubbock Here Téxars Rural Communities, Inc South Plaine W. B. Orr Thomas D Broad Texas Relief Commission Austin Orr

Beever couple awarded 10000 in bus death case

Perryton couple J C Beever awarded 10000 damages from Wichita Falls Bus Company for the death of their son Roy Beever in a bus overturn near Vernon on November 24 1933. The jury held the accident was not unavoidable and the judgment was entered by Judge W F Gee.

J. C. Beever Perryton Wichita Falls Bus Company Roy W. FE. Gee Beever Vernon

Education Week Observed at Amarillo Adult Night School

Adult Education Week starts next Monday at Amarillo Senior High School to acquaint the public with the Adult Night School. The program is a federal project funded entirely by federal funds with no tuition and open to all Amarilloans, though some classes are for unemployed only.

Earl Wyatt

Students Cash for Grave Checks in Brunswick

Bowdoin College students once read cemetery tombstones as a pastime, now hired to check markers before 1892. A subsequent law requires doctors and undertakers to record every death that occurs.

Brunswick U.P Bowdoin College

Amarillo Chamber Directors Schedule Regular Noon Session

Amarillo Chamber of Commerce directors will meet tomorrow at noon in the Amarillo Hotel. Only routine matters face the group, per Vera Laird, secretary manager’s assistant.

Amarillo

Vega Kiwanis to Lead Major Plains Rabbit Drive

Hundreds of hunters will patrol a 12 mile square plot near Vega for a large rabbit drive to protect crops. Dr. O. H. Loyd oversees the event with Allen Stage assisting. lines are set by C. E. Winder C. L. Morris C. C. Wimberly and Roy N. Ivy. Firearms limited to shotguns and participants must provide transport and ammunition. No rifles or children under 16 allowed.

Vega The Panhandle O. H. Loyd Vega Kiwanis Club Dr. Loyd Allen Stage C. E Winder C. L. Morris Cemetery Road C. C. Wimberly Roy N. Ivy

Woman President Predicted by Texas Historian

Austin UT historian Dr. E C Barker predicted a female president of the United States and said John Nance Garner of Texas would be elected vice president, possibly before 1944. He spoke to students outlining the likelihood of a woman reaching the nation’s highest office.

Austin United States E. C. Barker University of Texas John Nance Garner Texas Baker

Bible Class Plans Banquet and Program at San Jacinto

The Men's Bible Class of San Jacinto Methodist Church will host a banquet and program in the church basement at 7 PM Friday. The Beacon Quartet will perform selections and Vernon Hickerson will perform magic tricks. all men in San Jacinto are invited.

San Jacinto Methodist Church Beacon Quartet Vernon Hickerson San Jacinto

Prison Life of Gilbert and Ellice Islanders Report

The British Colonial report declares natives of the Gilbert and Ellice Islands are treated better in island prisons than at home. It notes no social stigma to imprisonment and praise for discipline, punctuality and labor with rations often greater than those at home, leaving prisoners healthier after incarceration.

Gilbert and Ellice Islands mid-Pacific Gibertese Ellice

Mother Seeks Custody Over Golf Time With Daughters

In Washington on January 10 socialite Mrs Helen Moran Fahnestock argued that her husband Snowden A. Fahnestock should not have custody of their daughters Claire and Mary Lee because he did not take the children golf. She said she would expect him to take them out on the green to play a round with a putter. The custody hearing occurred in the District of Columbia Supreme Court.

Washington Helen Moran Fahnestock Snowden A. Fahnestock

Relief Methods Discussed At North Panhandle Conference

State relief officials met with authorities from 25 North Panhandle counties at the Herring Hotel to discuss improved relief handline methods and county specific problems. Speakers included H L Davis Austin field representative for the state board of control and A W Elrod North Panhandle field supervisor. R E O'Brien head auditor led a conference of county relief auditors and certifying clerks. Mrs Norma Rankin of Dallas led a meeting of social workers.

North Panhandle Herring Hotel H. L. Davis Austin State Board of Control A. W Elrod R. E. O'Brien Norma Rankin Dallas

Texas Telephone Group To Convene in Dallas in March

The Texas Telephone Association will meet in Dallas in March announced by president Oscar Burton. Efforts target F B MacKinnon of Chicago as principal speaker. About 400 attendees from across the state expected. exact convention date to be announced later.

Dallas Texas Telephone Association Oscar Burton F. B. MacKinnon Chicago United States Independent Telephone Association

Weaker Sex Proves Healthiest in City Hospital Report

City Hospital in Boston reports more men than women admitted for injuries and diseases since January 1. Officials note 16,794 men treated versus 16,520 women, challenging assumptions about strength and health.

City Hospital

Hen lays three yolked egg after suggestion claim

William Barton of West Lubec Maine reports a hen laid an oversized egg with three yolks after he posted a picture of the Dionne quintuplets on the hen house wall. The same issue notes the Morrow-Thomas Hardware Co won a fire hose contract for 1 000 feet at 84 cents a foot in a special city session.

West Lubec William Barton Saturn Barton Morrow-Thomas Hardware Company

Italy Masses Border Troops Near Austria

Vienna dispatch reports Italian troops reinforced the Austrian frontier ready to act if a Nazi putsch follows the Saar plebiscite. Austrian and Italian authorities tightened security as hundreds of Nazis and sympathizers were rounded up in Tyrol Province amid a state of alarm.

Vienna Saar Tyrol

More Views Aired On Payment of Gold

The Supreme Court weighed the legality of abrogating the gold payment clause as final arguments loom in five cases. Justices showed sharp divisions over Congress power to nullify contracts banked on gold or its equivalent. Opponents seek reimbursement based on the gold clause.

Washington Supreme Court Congress

Census Enumerators Report Full Crew in Panhandle Counties

The first reports from 63 farm census enumerators in 28 northern Panhandle counties arrive, says district supervisor Cr. C. Gibson. He stresses census importance due to drought and urges ranchers and farmers to cooperate, with rural property owners asked to write or visit the Post Office Building census office.

Panhandle Cr. C. Gibson

ABA Proposal On Judicial Ballot System To Be Discussed

E H Foster Amarillo attorney and county committee chair will discuss the American Bar Association plan for selecting judges by an electoral college before the Amarillo Rotary Club today. Hermon C Pipkin Texas Bar Association president announced similar programs in all clubs of the 41st Rotary District covering West and Central Texas.

American Bar Association Amarillo

Life insurance warns of gradual aging driving deaths

Industry officials say the slow decline of the human body increases annual death tolls more than disease, signaling growing concern over aging risk in policies and pricing.

Also Mentioned on This Page

C.H. Tyler Speech Pesac Alendar Zona Fisenberg West Ninth Avenue Unity Study Club Taylor Street Les Temps Study Club D. Roach W. R. Duke Ong. Street R. E. Posey Halcyon Club H. P. Cochran Forest Street Taylor FE. W. Hardin Amarillo College College Auditorium T. E. L. Cass First Baptist Church Delta Sigma Upsilon Alpha Sigma Lambda the Roseland S. W Hess Tyler Street Forest Hill T. J. Buntin River Road Parent-Teachers Association Rebekah Lodge Rev. Newman P. T. A. Meeting Polk Globe of Yan News of F. C. Turner Utopia South Plains London England Scotland Yard Special Branch Germany River Road P. T. A Joan Darling Rinso America Animal Kingdom Oldham County U. S Island Meet Texas Telephone Group Italy Austria Grove Russell Middleton Certified Public Accountant Oliver Frinkle Life Insurance Companies S.S.S S.S.5 Walker Robert, Louis Ballantine Lois Black Globe-News Ampiica
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