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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1936
Page
5
The Thursday Luncheon Club hosted a farewell bridge breakfast for Mrs. W. D. Lemons who plans to move to San Antonio. Gifts were exchanged and several observers from the Wesley Friendship Class joined a subsequent luncheon at Mrs. Ted Wheeler’s home as plans for spring events were discussed.
Winners in a Mother Collins Class attendance contest at San Jacinto Methodist Church were entertained at teacher Mrs. Jessie Short’s home on Louisiana Street. Guests were served refreshments after a evening of varied contests.
The PanhandlePen Women will elect officers at a Tuesday 10 o'clock meeting at Mrs Mildred Cheney's home 1409 Madison Street. The executive board meets at 9:30. A covered dish luncheon is served at noon followed by an open program at 2.
A youth drama group led by Dan Baurac changes name from Black Cat Players to Madcap Players to shed bad luck. First play Listen to Leon will be staged next month with cast including Dan Baurac Virginia Gray Anne Luttrell Billy Huddleston Thuringa Bailey Inger Peterson Johnny Bundren and more. Rehearsals paused this week.
A long list of Tuesday afternoon and evening club meetings and events in Amarillo includes Open Forum at 7:45, Junior Philharmonic Group, P. E. O. Sisterhood luncheons, L Aiguillee Club, Needle Club, Study Club, St Bernadette Circle, Amarillo Pedigreed Canary Bird Club, various church groups, and the Co-Workers luncheon benefiting the Social Center for Girls with reservations.
An advertisement extols Dr Lyon’s Tooth Powder as the powder form of dentifrice that cleans and polishes teeth better than paste. It claims no grit or pumice, safe enamel, and long-lasting use, persuading readers that powder offers brighter teeth and fresher breath. It asserts dentists recommend it and that one small package lasts longer than toothpaste tube use.
Excerpt discusses the myth of the average child and the inadequacy of weight charts. It argues that children vary, with the nervous active type often underweight and the stocky type overweight. Each child should be measured by individual norms and not by a single chart. The piece notes calories and rest vary by type, and that worry is unhelpful. It also mentions a Business Girls tap class led by Art Querry at the Academy of Music and Art starting tonight.
Garden expert suggests safe pool designs to prevent drownings. For new pools, insert horizontal pipes in walls to create a removable grid of rods across the water. For existing lily pools, install a flush metal grill or a frame with heavy wire fence over blocks of stone to deter children while preserving appearance.
This ad promotes FASTEETH a tasteless powder to sprinkle on dentures to keep them firmly in place. It claims teeth feel secure during eating talking and laughing with no gummy taste and fresh breath. Available at City Drug Co Fox Drug Co and other drug stores.
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