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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1939

Page

3

Sacred Music program by Junior Philharmonic Group No 2

The Junior Philharmonic Group No 2 held a Sacred Music program on Monday night led by Juanita Smith with Harriet Emery hosting. Performers included Lady Thompson on piano with The Rosary, Betty Caldwell singing Trust In Him, Eleanor Stinson reading The Two Pictures, and Eunice Castleman whistling Ave Maria, followed by a club ensemble rehearsal and refreshments for listed members and sponsor Mrs Mary Roberts Warner.

Juanita Smith Harriet Emery Ong Street Lady Thompson Betty Caldwell Eleanor Stinson LeClaire Eakle Frances Shudde Nancy Colley Mary Evelyn Gould Betty Pitschke Marcelle Richman Betty Thomas Cora Beth Miers Joyce Cole Miss Castleman Mary Roberts Warner

Women Missionary Circles Hold Varied Meetings Citywide

The Woman's Missionary Societies from several churches met in circles with lessons on biblical figures and plans for the year. Highlights include the First Christian Church Young Matrons Luncheon hosted by Mrs. Glenn Bobbitt, and the Tenth Avenue Methodist Society planning activities under new president Mrs. R. H. Grooms. An oyster supper is set for Jan 17. Circle 2 and Circle 5 plan a joint luncheon, while the Alice Bagby Smith Circle at the First Baptist discussed assisting a needy family and gathering information on Alice Bagby Smith.【1704 chars】

The First Christian Church Glenn Bobbitt Pierce Street Mesdames Howard Boxwell Ralph Pellow Hal Fyfe Ivan Boxwell Woman's Missionary Society Tenth Avenue Methodist Church R. H. Grooms T. H. Armstrong Outlook Mesdames J. C Rickman Groom L. E. Pruitt D. C. Beistle L. F. Roush C.H. Nunley Grooms Nunley Beistle Rickman H. L. Alden H. C. Russell Pruitt Rufus McDowell A. E. Quest O. C. Davis Armstrong Tom Spencer Roush W. D Alice Bagby Smith First Baptist Church J. W. Sears R. H. Lumpkin T. H. Rodgers Clyde Love Lela Powell R. F. Stewart R. B. Wingate Harry Miner L. F. Wilkins C. L. Gilespie Léla Powell

Entertainers White brothers open at Mexican Inn Cafe

Joe and Lynn White known as White's Hawaiians, radio stars across the Southwest, begin an indefinite run at the Mexican Inn Cafe with electric steel guitar acts. Manager Terry Lomax announced success in securing the act. the brothers have aired on XERA Del Rio XEPN Eagle Pass WBAP Fort Worth WOAI San Antonio WKY Oklahoma City KVOO Tulsa and more. There is no charge to attend, continuing the cafe’s tradition of added entertainment.

Joe Lynn White White Southwest Terry Lomax XERA del Rio XEPN Eagle Pass WBAP Ft. Worth WOAI San Antonio WKY Oklahoma City KVOO Tulsa Mexican Inn Cafe

Services Held for Mrs J E Richey in Amarillo

Funeral services for Mrs J E Richey were conducted at the N S Griggs and Sons Chapel. Interment followed at Llano Cemetery. She had lived in Amarillo 31 years and held offices in local Eastern Star chapters. Survived by husband daughter Zelma and siblings Mrs Homer Mulkey and C M Doke.

J. E. Richey Amarillo East Twentieth Avenue N. S. Griggs and Sons Chapel Church of Christ Scientist H. A. Dyer W. van Landingham S. F. Pelton John Calvin A. A. Graham Jim Webb Llano Bonita Chapel Order of the Eastern Star Red Rose Claude First Church of Christ Scientist the Security Benefit Association Zelma Richey Homer Mulkey Clarendon C. M. Doke Wichita Falls

Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules Promote Kidney Relief

Advertisement urges readers to take Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules from Maariem in Holland to relieve overburdened kidneys and bladder. Claims include reduced pain, frequent urination, backaches, puffy eyes, nervousness, and leg cramps. Box priced at 35 cents.

Haarlem Maariem Holland

Social Calendar Highlights Tonight In Amarillo

Various groups schedule evening meetings and events across Amarillo including Woodmen's Circle Drum Corps at 8, Amarillo Music Teachers Association at 7 30, Fideils Class at Bennett Hall 7 15, and Catholic Dancers of America at Cathedral Hall 7 30. Other items include Child Study Clubs, Travel Study Club elections, and a Bible class luncheon. Reservations may be placed by calling listed numbers.

Pleasant Valley Club Hears Talk by Miss Pauline Lokey

Miss Pauline Lokey spoke on The First Steps in Knitting and Poultry for the Average Family at the Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club meeting. Plans were made for an all day session January 25 at Mrs. Butterfield's home with several guests and members in attendance.

Pleasant Valley Club Pauline Lokey Pleasant Valley Mome Demonstration Club W. T. Willis F. L. Butterfield Mesdames T. W. Broach Tom Withers W. A. Clark Mesdames BR W. Rogers Jb, Gibson Lee Williamson HM. J. Pankraty J H. Johnson John C. Vance H. C. Gentry FB L. Butterfield V. IL. Pond J. L. Minter Jack Jerman Miss Lokey Hostess

Captivating for House Wear Pattern 4022

Advertisement for Anne Adams patterns promoting Pattern 4022 a versatile house and summer frock design with sleeve variations and easy fit. Mentions Pattern 4009 sizes and yardage, price Fifteen Cents for book and pattern Twenty Five Cents, and ordering details to Amarillo or New York addresses.

Anne Adame Anne Adams Simuer Southland Amarilla New York

B P W Club Hears Talk by J F Mead on Budgets

Amarillo Business and Professional Women's Club met in the Canary Room of the Amarillo Hotel. J F Mead president of Amarillo College spoke on budgets while Prosperity Bonus Checks drawn on Amarillo GOODWILL Bank were distributed to members. The program featured two performances by the Amarillo College Balladettes and Balladers under Paul Bilis. The club announced a $10 award for the top senior high school commercial student.

Amarillo Goodwill Bank Amarillo Mr. Mead Gordon Ruth Stine Agnes Goodwin Edythe FE England Eugenia B. Lane Hattilu White Ernestine Osborn Jewell Davidson Nance B. Wiseman Evelyn Archer Welthea Johnson Velda Coffee Irene Duncan Marguerite McAdams Ann Lane Katherine Metcalf Grace Hodge W. A. Barlow W. R. Pumphrey Den

Mrs Schwan Is Honored At Howard Shower

Honoree Mrs Henry Schwan formerly Miss Jackie Dobson hosted a miscellaneous shower at the Howard home 1708 Jackson Street Tuesday evening. Decorations featured light blue and peach. Jeanne Etheridge sang several selections before presenting gifts to the guest of honor. Guests included Mesdames J F McCabe A D Davis J D Davis Frances Schwan J H Pearson Clyde Bearden George Grim N H Webb Mark Carter W D Miller Betty Gay Davidson and Misses Inez Gill Edna Earl Jackson Lola Marie Morgan Hazel Nell Pair Frances Morgan Betty Miller Jeanne Etheridge. Those unable to attend sent gifts.

Henry Schwan Missy Jackie Dobson Glen Etheridge L. A. Howard Howard Jackson Street Jeanne Etheridge A. D. Davis J. D. Davis Frances Schwan J. H. Pearson Clyde Bearden George Grim N. H. Webb Mark Carter W. D. Miller Betty Gay Davidson Inez Gill Edna Earl Jackson Lola Marie Morgan Hazel Nell Pair Frances Morgan Betty Miller Bonnie Ballard Mark Davis Royce Cowley L. Berry Edd Loyce Hamby Cora Lee Creeley Enis Dooce Cecil Lookingbill

Glenwood P. T. A. Program Delights Members

The Glenwood P. T. A. held its monthly meeting at the school with the Glenwood Quartet performing sacred songs and an accordion solo by Le Etta Rae Davis. A Dwight-Morrow chorus in Mexican costume sang in Spanish and English, and Mrs. Wertbay concluded with a talk on the P. T. A. goal.

Glenwood P. T. A Glenwood E. R. Wingrove E. F. Kirk W. E. Brown Dorothy Kirk FE. F. Kirk Kirk Glenwood Church

Christian Endeavorers Meet With Mr. and Mrs. Moore

The Senior Christian Endeavor Society of the West Amarilla Christian Church held a business and social meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Moore. Roger White was named chairman of a committee to rewrite the constitution and by laws. Twenty members planned a trip to Canyon that night. Attendees included sponsors Mr. and Mrs Anna Kelly and Marilyn Kelly plus several members. A buffet supper was served with Mrs Kelly and Mrs Coble at the coffee service.

Christian Endeavor Society of the West Amarilla Eileen Coble Melen Linteeuwmn Clara White Stevee Atta Knox Marguerite White A . Kroy Roger White Leon Yates Billy Newman William Wales Mrs. Moore Kelly Mrs Coble

Travel study group to hold annual meeting and officer election

The Trawl Stoty Clap will hold its annual business meeting and elect officers Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs WN Stakes, 2086 Ong Street. Mrs J P Mathis will be chairing the event.

WN. Stokes Cay Street J. P. Mathis WN. Stakes Ong Street

Juvenile Club Meeting Announced for Sunday Afternoon

The junior division of the MarDewil Juvenile Club schedules a meeting for Sunday at 2 oclock at Peggy Jean Rippey’s home, 301 Florida Street.

MarDewil

Van Noy House Warming Honored by Friends

A surprise housewarming for Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Van Noy at 2605 Taylor Street drew a group of friends who presented a round mirror for the new residence. Attendees included numerous couples and individuals such as Ross Crittenden, Dee Woodson, Larry Sparks, Melvin Benesch, Kenneth Kohler, H. L. McMahon, J. C. Sparks, Rollins, W. J. Atkins, B. G. Perry, Raymond Faulkner, Maberry, J. C. Reese, Henry Stollenwerck, Callaway Oliver, Gene Burton, Bob Lewis, and Lula Sparks.

B. W. van Noy Taylor Street Messrs Mesdames Ross Crittenden Dee Woodson Larry Sparks Melvin Benesch Kenneth Kohler Dick Benesch H. L. McMahon J. C. Sparks Shike Boomer Mesdames Rollins W. J. Atkins B. G. Perry Raymond Faulkner B. G., Maberry J. C. Reese Henry Stollenwerck Callaway Oliver Gene Burton Bob Lewis Mesdames O. B. Redman Lula Sparks

Surprise Party for Byron George Hosted by Ardelle George

A surprise birthday gathering for Byron George was held last night with Mrs. Ardelle George at 1114 Van Buren Street. Guests included Kile McLain, T Roy Ratcliff, Kay Utterback, Fay Nicklaus, Helen McCabe, Ray C Johnson Jr, Estel Etheridge, Woodrow Toombs, Troy Jones, and others. Byron George studies aeronautical engineering at Amarillo College and enjoyed singing and skating at the Roseland Rink.

Byron George Ardelle George van Buren Street Roseland Rink Kile McLain T. Roy Ratcliff Kay Utterback Fay Nicklaus Helen McCabe Mrs. George Ray C. Johnson, Jr Estel Etheridge Woodrow Toombs Troy Jones Aeronautical Engineering Amarillo College

Wednesday Luncheon Club Meets With Mrs. H. C. Lyle

The Wednesday Luncheon Club met yesterday at Mrs. H. C. Lyle’s home 909 Mississippi Street. Attendees included T. H. Rodgers W. S. Birge George Weaver W. P. Henry Ed Hudspeth W. P. Crandall J. W. Barr Gilbert O'Dell R. B. Groves and the host. A chili luncheon was served. The next meeting is June 25 at Mrs. Weaver’s 312 West Tenth Avenue.

H. C. Lyle Mississippi Street Mesdames T. H. Rodgers W. S. Birge George Weaver W. P. Henry Ed Hudspeth W. P. Crandall J. W. Barr Gilbert O'Dell R. B. Groves

Mrs Milholland Hosts U-Deal-Em Club Afternoon

Members of the U-Deal-Em Club gathered Tuesday at Mrs. Harry Milholland’s home. Prizes went to Mrs. W. F. Fergeson, Mrs. Roy Curtis, Mrs. Charles Mellor, and guest Mrs. Horace Gaither. Other players included Mest James Clyde Carroll, Jack Pittman, Bert Galbreath, E. M. Benesch, and the hostess. The club plans a dinner and party Saturday at 7:30 with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pittman.

Harry Milholland W. F. Fergeson Roy Curtis Charles Mellor Horace Gaither James Clyde Carroll Jack Pittman Bert Galbreath E. M. Benesch West Twentieth Avenue

Hospital Alumnae Install New Officers

Misses Lois Pollard and Lea Hill hosted a Northwest Texas Hospital Alumnae Association meeting devoted to installing new officers. Attendees included Ida Landers Lillian Castleberry Lillian Boston Audie Hawkins Ruby Watson and several supervisors from the hospital and nursing staff.

Lois Pollard Lea Hill Northwest Texas Hospital

Thrifty H D Club Meets At Mrs Graham Home

Thrifty Home Demonstration Club held an all day meeting Monday at the home of Mrs I E Graham in Pleasant Valley. Miss Pauline Lakey gave instructions on poultry raising. A Mexican luncheon was served to several club members including Mesdames Adelmann Bursey Sigman Ingram Sherrill Rose Baland Baird Graham Mixon MeKes Dwight and Miss Poley.

Thrifty Home Demonstration Club I. E. Graham Pleasant Valley Pauline Lakey Mesdames FE. Adelmann T. E. Bursey C.T. Sigman R. J. Ingram W. T. Sherrill R. M. Rose Ray Baland Kay Baird I. E. Graham O. H. Mixon J. W. MeKes J. M. Dwight Miss Poley

Vera Holding Reads Poems at P T A Meeting

Mrs. Vera Holding presented a group of her poems as the feature of the Sam Houston Parent-Teacher Association meeting held after a brief business session. Anna Frances Baker and Nancy Averline performed a piano duet before Mrs. Molding spoke.

Vera Holding Sam Houston Parent- Teacher Associations Monguy Anna Frances Baker Nancy Averline Molding

Stitch-in-Time Club Meets at Mrs Weatherly Home

Mrs Kelly Strilling hosted a Stitch-in-Time Club meeting yesterday afternoon at 3:30 at the home of Mrs Weatherly, 804 North Price Street. Attendees included John D. Dunn, Edgar Tyler, Truett Ledbetter, Cecil Weatherly, Eugene Bell, Hubert Davis, and others.

Kelly Strilling John D. Dunn Edgar Tyler Truett Ledbetter Cecil Weatherly Eugene Bell Hubert Davis Hotties Weatherly North Prrce Street

Do American Children Have Too Many Toys

Clare Tree Major founder of the Children's Theater discusses whether middle class children have excessive or simplistic toys. She cites John Ruskin as an example of upbringing with few playthings shaping concentration and imagination, while acknowledging toys with educational value can exist if chosen to demand ingenuity.

Clare Tree Major Children's Theater John Ruskin High School Golden River Ruskin

Buckley’s Mixture Promises Quick Cough Relief Across Canada

An advertisement touts Buckley’s Mixture triple acting cough medicine as the best selling remedy in cold Canada. It claims a good night’s rest after one sip and promises two to three days for persistent coughs, with a money-back offer. Retailers listed include Pool Drug Store and City Drug Store.

Canada

Trade Policy Fight Nears in Congress and Hull Testimony

Congress tunes up to debate the Roosevelt era trade agreements with Cuba and broader tariff policy as Secretary Hull prepares to address the Senate Finance Committee. Republicans, some Democrats, and farm groups push for repeal or Senate approval power. Also noted: Havana reports a tariff deal on Cuban sugar, and a distant record for non-stop flight now held by England at 7,162 miles.

Washington Congress Roosevelt Hull Senate Finance Committee Cuba Senate State Department Senate Committee Havana England

Imagination as a Lifeline for Children, Says Author

The author argues that creative imagination is the most precious life quality. Parents who nurture imagination provide lasting richness and joy for their children, sustaining them throughout life.

Forest Hill Study Club Meets Tommorow Afternoon

Mrs Wayne Fulton 810 North Woodland Street will host the Forest Hill Study Club tomorrow at 2 o clock in the afternoon.

Forest Witt Study Club Wayne Pares Wate Woodland Street Forest Hill Study Club Wayne Fulton North

Laura Wheeler Suggests Handiwork That Endures

The article urges needleworkers to craft long lasting items and notes a filet crochet square pattern from Pattern 1962. It highlights uses for cloths spreads scarves and accessories and instructs readers to send ten cents for the pattern to Amarillo Globe Needlecraft Dept. 82 Eighth Avenue New York N Y.

Amarillo Globe Needle+ craft Dept Eighth Avenue New York N. Y

Also Mentioned on This Page

Woman’s Missionary Societies Woman's Missionary Societies Woodmen's Circle Amarillo Music Teachers Association Mra. G. CG. McDaniel West Nineteeth Avenue Fideils Buchanan Street Methodist Church Bennett Hall J. L. Sparks Sunset Terrace Catholic Dauncere of America Couturiere Club Mra Dave Wood aCe West Sixteenth Avenue Child Study Club Alen Charles Sounting Tennessee Fundamental Bible Class Mra. Della Crittenden Lila Avastin Myers Amarillo College of Music Tyler Street T. E. Lb. Clas Firet Baptist Church Juncheon Paul Proffer F. Hall Dr. Shelton First Christian Arch J. F. Mead Mrs. Schwan Christian Endeavorers Mrs Mrs. Milholland Thrifty H. D. Club Graham P. T. A. Meeting Stitch-In Imola Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Service, Inc Carola Amarillo Coca-Cola Bottling CO Lincoln
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