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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1932

Page

5

River Road Club Hosts Lesson on Parliamentary Law

The River Road Home Demonstration Club met at 1013 Carolina Street with Mrs. J. B. Diggs presiding. The program led by Mrs. T. B. Adkins covered parliamentary laws, followed by member papers and social time writing Round Robin letters to moved members.

River Road Home W. R. Harper Carolina Street J. B. Diggs T. B. Adkins W. D. de Grassi B. Kersey W. D. Irby Eddie Mann Mary Durrett E.W. Huckaby Medora Duncan R. I. Killough W. J. Putton B. F. Hall H. M. Butts M. B. Mobberly Mary Sitton

Chicago Crime Commission president calls for judiciary reforms

Frank J. Loesch, 19 year veteran anti crime crusader, was re elected president of the Chicago Crime Commission for the fifth time. In his annual report he warned that some judiciary members hinder law enforcement and pointed to issues facing Chicago crime fighting efforts.

Chicago Frank J. Loesch Wickersham Commission Chicago Crime Commission

Unsolved Murders Spark County Outcry Over Court Inaction

In Cook County over the past four years 232 gang related murders remain unsolved as no perpetrators were brought to trial. The statistic fuels public demand for faster investigations and accountability from local authorities.

Cook

Sterling To Formally Announce Re Election Candidacy

Austin Jan 22 Ross Sterling is expected to issue a formal announcement for his re election bid soon. A private notice has already been made and the state auditor’s department has been asked to prepare a statement detailing economies achieved in state departments during the first term of the business administration.

Austin Jan Ross Sterling State Auditor’s Department Business Administration

Unusual Ace High Bridge Club Party Hosted by Mrs Garner

Mrs. C B Garner hosted the Ace High Bridge Club at 907 Buchanan Street on Wednesday evening with a red and white dog motif for decorations and prizes. High score went to Mrs Stuart Johnson, second to Mrs R M Anstead, and low to Miss Billie Phipps amid a guest list including Mrs W Norman and Mrs Cleo Norwood.

C. B. Garner Buchanan Street Ace High Bridge Club Little Dogs Stuart Johnson R. M. Anstead Billie Phipps W. ¥. Norman Big Spring Cleo Norwood Goodnight Mozeile Beethel Vernon Crawford Bill Corbett F. §. Pollock M. L. Estes Olin Prescott J. C. Swaine Barney Files J. 8. Tucker W. N. Howard H. H. Hutson W. FE. Branam W. E. Chase Blanche Sutton

Glenwood Club Quilting Party At Mrs Miller's Home

The Glenwood Up-and-Doing Club held an all day quilting meeting at 2708 Houston Street, with two quilts completed and a covered dish luncheon at noon. Members including Mrs. R. N. Miller hosted, and the next meeting is set for 2106 Garfield Street with Mrs. John Walker.

Glenwood R. N. Miller Houston Street George Hilton Buleah Montgomery Herbert Davis Spencer Knight Jack Bills W. R. Walker E. Portain S. V. Paine H. M

Thrift Week Observed by P T A at Wolflin School

Thrift Week program at Wolflin P T A meeting featured current events, a Penny Saving playlette, dialect readings, piano solo, and talks on character and the thrift plan. Prizes awarded to rooms with most mothers present: first to Miss Sarah Miller, second to Mrs Dewey Reed, third to Miss Mary Pances Miller.

Wolflin Parent- Teacher Association T. C. Nesbett Sarah Miller Maurine Nesbett Nell Spann M. McLaughlin Dewey Reed Mary Pances Miller

Berean Class To Entertain Husbands At Church Event

The Berean Class of Northwest Amarillo Christian Church will host a party for their husbands at the church this evening at 8 o clock. Camp Waldemar representative Hannah Moore Fraizer spent two days visiting Miss Monetta Rasbury, who coordinates the camp in the Northwest, recalling last year’s large Amarillo group. Attendees from Amarillo included Mildred Kirk Louise Elliott Mozelle Hall Maryle Hall Ruth Tullos Mary Ann Weymouth Betsy Weymouth and Ruth Early. The camp sits in Kerrville.

Ithwest Amarillo Christian Church Waldemar Hannah Moore Frazier Camp Monetta Rasbury Northwest Rasbury Amarillo Mildred Kirk Louise Elliott Mozelle Maryle Hall Ruth Tullos Mary Ann Betsy Weymouth Ruth Early Kerrville

Social Bridge and Dance Schedule for Amarillo Tonight

Regular bridge party at Amarillo Country Club begins at 8 with reservations via 8313. Amphion Club hosts a benefit bridge at Sacred Heart Parish House 1110 Washington Street at 8. Saturday features a Leap Year dance at Amarillo College gymnasium sponsored by freshman girls.

Amarillo Country Club Amarillo College

Mrs. J. C. Hooper Honored With Surprise Shower

A surprise miscellaneous shower honored Mrs. John Co. Hooper at her home 1615 Buchanan Street. Hosts were Mrs. G. C. Creamer and Mrs. J. F. Wadley with Mrs. W. S. Pruett assisting. Guests included numerous local women. readings and songs accompanied the event with a stork centerpiece and pink and white decor.

John Co. Hooper G. C. Creamer J. F. Wadley W. S. Pruett L. N. Hassell Charles Scott C. A. Scott W. Jenkins L. A. Purett John Shaw Mary Mashburn R. C. Welch Will Riley Russell Gifford Geneva Bowls Marguerite Reynolds R. L. Cass Ted Wheeler Jim Ferris W. Case P. L. Horn M. L. Ammons C. Briley D. W. Kelly Claude Morton Lelia Lake W.S. Pruett

Pupils To Present Recital Tonight At Amarillo College

Violin pupils Dorothy Coan Margaret Croscup and Winona Wise with dance students under Helen M Strite and Lorene Amyett Thurmond perform in a public recital at the Amarillo College of Music auditorium Friday at 8 pm Accompanists Mrs Oscar Wise Evelyn Kennedy and Helen M Strite provide piano support The program includes Verdi Donizetti Renard and Engelmann pieces plus readings and dance numbers Also notes Dr and Mrs M B Harris have returned from Dallas and a radio hour on NBC Friday at 10 30 pm

Dorothy Coan Margaret Croscup Winona Wise Helen M. Strite Lorene Amyett Thurmond Amarillo College of Music Tyler Street Oscar Wise Evelyn Kennedy Traviata Verdi Iris Renard Dixie Helen Frost Ruth Coan Frances Reaves Lucia Donizetti Margaret, Groscup Chalif Myra Ruth Stith Engelmann Milel Margaret Groscup Molique Buck Tap Marcie Lee Knox

Benefit Party To Be Given By Amphion Club

Mr. and Mrs. Earle Fields and Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Gay host a benefit bridge party for the Amphion Club at Sacred Heart Parish House 1110 Washington Street this evening at 8 o clock. Mrs. J. N. Beasley and daughter Miss Mary Beasley departed for San Antonio to spend the winter with Miss Beasley attending St Marys Hall Episcopal school.

Earle Fields A. H. Gay Amphion Club Sacred Heart Washington Street J. N Beasley J. N. Beasley Mary Beasley San Antonio Miss Beasley St. Mary's Hall Episcopal School

Ex Guiding Your Child Ex Guiding Your Child A Reading Problem

A 15 year old girl Elsie spends all day reading love stories. Her father threatens to take away books and make her play outside while her mother defends romance as natural for a girl of her age. The piece urges parents to identify underlying causes for her absorption in romance.

Agnes Lyne Elsie

Crowley Dies as Two Gun Killer Sentenced in Ossining

The 20 year old Francis Crowley died in Sing Sing electric chair after being surrendered for burial. Helen Walsh waited in a car outside the prison as Crowley faced execution for the murder of Patrolman Frederick Hirsch. Crowley refused to see her, claiming she was involved with a cop. His last words expressed love to his mother.

Ossining N. Y Francis Crowley Sing Sing Helen Walsh Frederick Hirsch

Suit Filed To Void Dentists Licenses In Amarillo

A civil district court petition seeks to revoke the licenses of Amarillo dentists Harvey A. Waller and Wesley W. Waller. District Attorney Edw. W. Thomerson says the action stems from a circular with false statements meant to deceive prospective patients.

Harvey A. Waller Wesley W. Waller Amarillo Edw. W. Thomerson Thomerson

Unusual program planned for T Newton Hill Bible Class

An unusual program is set for the opening exercises of the T Newton Hill Bible Class at the Fair Theater Sunday morning at 9 45. All men are invited to attend. H A Shaw will lead a long service with his daughter Doris Shaw at the piano. Judge W E Gee and Dr R C Snodgrass are teachers.

T. Newton Hill The Fair Theater H. A. Shaw Doris Shaw W. E. Gee R. Cc. Snodgrass

New literary club could bridge dream world with reality

A suggestion that joining a literary club may help a person shift from preoccupations toward social contact. The idea frames reading and book interests as a path to broaden social ties and integrate personal interests with daily life.

Cial

Chest heads to meet

Community Chest directors will meet at 7 30 tonight in the head quarters at the Chamber of Commerce. The meeting was called by Fred DeCoster secretary manager to consider pressing problems of vital concern to the civic organization.

Chamber of Commerce Fred DeCoster

First Step In Organizing the States Navy Began in 1775

A historical note recalls that the initial move to organize the States Navy began in 1775, marking the early efforts to establish naval defense amid the American colonial era.

Lg States Navy

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