ee Temps Club Is Entertained
Mrs. G. Baum hosted the ee Temps Club at her sister Mrs. M. E. Aronson’s home at 1920 Harrison Street. Mrs. George Turnley led a lesson on Louisiana and discussed Louisiana Land of Romance while Mrs. H. S. Kelly spoke on Flecks of Color in New Orleans. Refreshments followed for a list of members and guests including Mesdames Cade Collier Cox Crudgington Hamilton Holland Hyden Jones Kelly Martin Moore O’Brien Turnley Warren Willborn Yeager Hagler Baum and Miss Katherine Barlow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Temps
G. Baum
M. E. Aronson
Harrison Street
George Turnley
Louisiana
H.S. Kelly
New Orleans
James O. Cade
R. E. Collier
W. W. Cox
R. E. Crudgington
G. B. Hamilton
Harry Holland
J. M. Hyden
Horace Jones
H. 8. Kelly
J. B. Martin
Joe V. Moore
Max O’brien
Frank Warren
H. O. Willborn
R. L. Yeager
Merle Hagler
Katherine Barlow
W. M. S. Zone Meet Planned At San Jacinto Church
The Methodist Woman's Missionary Societies of Zone No 1 hold their first quarterly meeting of the year Wednesday at San Jacinto Methodist Church. It opens at 10 30 with Mrs M W Lemons in charge. The program includes devotional solo talk and music with reports from auxiliaries and a noon lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Woman's Missionary Societies of
Zone No. 1
San Jacinto Methodist Church
M. W. Lemons
C. W. Foote
D. A. Nicholas
E. E. Adams
Claude W. M
Woman's Missionary Societies of
Burns Birthday Celebration by Amarillo Scottish Society
The Amarillo Scottish Society marks Robert Burns birthday with a program titled A Nicht Wi Burns at the Masonic Temple at 8 p m. Robert Pryde presides as society chief and Palo Duro Lodge chaplain. The evening includes speeches songs sketches and readings by F P Whitmore A W Mack Mrs Alta Potts Turk Mrs Rosa Gold Davis Mrs R A Duncan Mrs Charles F Smith John Short Jr Miss Lita Witt Lovett family W L Bronson and others culminating with Auld Lang Syne.
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Scotland
Robert Burns
Amarillo Scottish Society
Burns
Masonic Temple
Robert Pryde
Palo Duro Lodge
America
F. P. Whitmore
W. M
Mrs Jack Bush Complimented At Surprise Shower
A surprise shower honoring Miss Florence Husch before her marriage to Jack Bush was hosted by Miss Eleanor Winter at Mrs. F. J. Debbrecht's home at 1407 Ong Street. Guests included Mrs. Jack Bush and many friends and relatives who enjoyed refreshments after opening gifts.
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Jack Bush
Florence Husch
Eleanor Winter
F. J. Debbrecht
Ong Street
Jack. Bush
W. K. McCaskill
F. J. Schecher
C. A. Snow
Methodist Church Rally Set Friday Night in Fellowship Hall
The Wesley Friendship and Wesley Fellowship classes of San Jacinto Methodist Church will hold a rally in the Fellowship Hall Friday night beginning at 7 15. A basket dinner will be served. Members of both classes and their families are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Friendship and
Wesley Fellowship
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
Social calendar items fill Amarillo clubs schedule
Tuesday night events include Bonita Chapter Eastern Star Masonic Temple and Unity Study Club at 7:45 at 1500 Taylor Street. Circles of multiple churches meet with times from 2:30 to 3:30 and 10:30 a.m. gatherings. the Girl Scout Leaders’ Club hosts a meeting at 8 at 828 Alabama Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Study Club
Taylor Street
Girl Scout Leaders’ Club
Mary Kate McDonald
Alabama Street
Siirstral Housekeeping
Make This Model At Home Kiddies Adore Jumpers
A compact guide outlines easy jumper knitting for children. It covers simple patterns, safe materials, and step by step instructions to create warm, playful sweaters loved by kids. The article emphasizes basic stitches and adjustable sizing for growing youngsters.
Pattern 2499 Junior Frock and Spring Fashion Book
Advertisement for pattern 2499 a youthfully styled jumper frock in bright plaid with tab treatments pleats and puff sleeve blouse with close neckline in sizes 4 6 8 10 12. Includes instructions price 15 cents for pattern 25 cents for catalog and pattern. mail orders to The Amarillo Globe Pattern Department 243 W 17th Street New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Globe Pattern Department
17Th Street
New York City
New Dress and Gadgets Brighten Households
Household hints suggest transforming an old evening gown into a new dress with a lace back and sleeves, contrasting colors for charm, and a table side waffle option for unexpected guests. New lamps offer sun tan lighting and reading use, while a lemon squeezing gadget provides juice without mess.
Decorative Tables For Game Dinners Serve A Sporting Look
Use small evergreen trees attached to table legs to create a festive vibe. Place the salad on a lettuce bed for an appealing presentation and maximize the display of the decor for a lively dining atmosphere.
Child Study Group to Meet Thursday in Mrs Mayfield Home
Mrs M M Mayfield will host the Progressive Child Study Club at 1625 Hughes Street Thursday at 2 15 in the afternoon. Mrs Canfield will host the Six W Club with a dinner and party at Archie Mae Apartments Wednesday at 7 30 in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Club
C. E. Canfield
Archie May
American Association of University Women
W. W. Rusk
Hayden Street
M. M. Mayfield
Progressive Child Study Club
Hughes Street
Canfield
Archie Mae
Jellyed Salad for Winter Luncheons
Chilled jellied salads revive winter luncheons using diced beets celery green peppers and pecans. Prepare lemon jelly and stir in chopped ingredients just before it sets for a crisp, refreshing dish.
Pleasant Valley Club Lesson On County Government
Mrs. A R Andrews will lead the lesson on County Government at the Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club meeting Wednesday afternoon at 2 30 at the home of Mrs W N Martin. Roll call will be answered with Amarillo grown and made products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Andrews
Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club
W. N. Martin
Amarillo
Zaimis Dissolves Chamber For March 5 Election
President Zaimis signed a decree dissolving the chamber and calling new elections in Athens for March 5.
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Athens
Greece
Zaimis
Chamber
Rainbow Girls Install Officers at Masonic Temple
An installation of officers for the Order of Rainbow for Girls will be held at the Masonic Temple Wednesday night at 8 o'clock. Masons DeMolays and members of the Eastern Star and their friends are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Rainbow
Masonic Temple
The
Eastern Star
Farm mortgage interest weighed on Ohio farmers in 1931
The Ohio experiment station estimates that interest requirements on mortgaged indebtedness consumed 63 percent of cash income for Ohio farms in 1931, highlighting heavy financial pressure on rural households during the era.
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Ohio
Ohio Experiment Station
Services Held For Walter Hughey At Boxwell Chapel
Services were held at 10 Tuesday morning for Walter N. Hughey 58 who died Sunday after a weeklong illness. Rev D D Sumrall officiated at Boxwell Brothers Chapel with burial in Llano Cemetery. Hughey of 831 Parker Street had worked for Howard Blackburn Clothier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boxwell Brothers Chapel
Walter N. Hughey
D. D. Sumrall
San Jacinto Baptist Church
Llano Ceme
Hughey
Howard Blackburn
Clothier
Parker Street
Bible described as world's best seller with 30 million annual sales
An article states the Bible is the world’s best selling book averaging about 30 million copies sold each year. It frames the Bible as a dominant literary and religious text with massive global reach and circulation.
Satirical Broadway hit on politics in Amarillo February 13
A famous Broadway satire titled Of Thee I Sing will be shown in Amarillo on February 13. The Sam H. Harris production stars the traveling cast from Chicago Detroit and St. Louis with 50 chorus members and a large orchestra. Reservations via Wilbur C. Hawk at the News Globe or Miss Lois Black, 6262, with ticket prices from 1.10 to 3.30.
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Broadway
Amarillo
Sam H. Harris
Chicago
Detroit
St. Louis
John P. Wintergreen
Alexander Trottlebottom
White House
United States
France
Wilbur C. Hawk
News-Globe
Lois Black
Strange Interlude Remains At Texas Theater Two More Days
The Eugene ONeill play Strange Interlude will be shown at the Texas Theater for two more days, Tuesday and Wednesday, with Norma Shearer and Clark Gable starring. The film spot features new spoken thoughts or asides, drawing considerable comment in talkies. The presentation is a Metro Goldwyn Mayer special with the house leased to the producers and a higher price explained. Belgium passes a law to tightly regulate devices interfering with radio reception. A German inventor claims a wood-burning bus could cut fuel costs by about eighty five percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene O'Neill
Texas Theater
Jim Golding
Norma Shearer
Clark Gable
Metro - Goldwyn - Mayer
New Vicks Voratone Antiseptic Launches Economy Bottle
Makers of Vicks Vapo Rub introduce Voratone Antiseptic a low price oral solution. A 10 ounce bottle priced at 35c regular, with five million trial bottles offered at 10c to prove quality and economy amid mass production and broad bacteriologist backing.
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Vicks VapoRule
Vicks
Funeral for Mrs Eva Roller Held in Yuma
Last rites for Mrs Eva Roller 38 who died Sunday in Yuma Arizona were conducted at 2 PM Tuesday at Blackburn Funeral Home by Rev D D Sumrall. Pallbearers were E A Elders M L Kelly Johnnie Brondis J A Warlick Henry Bassett and A D Stith. Burial followed at Memorial Park Cemetery. She was a former resident here and survived by her mother Mrs S P Hamblen two daughters Helen and Roberta seven sisters and three brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Roller
Yuma
Ariz
Blackburn Funeral Home
D. D. Sumrall
San Jacinto Baptist Church
E. A. Elders
M. L. Kelly
Johnnie Brondis
J. A. Warlick
Henry Bassett
A. D. Stith
Memorial Park Cemetery
Episcopal rector attends Abilene convocation
Rev. Frederick A. Foster rector of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church travels to Abilene for the convocation of Episcopal churches within the diocese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick A. Foster
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Abilene
Fourth US patent issued in 1791 signed by Washington
The government granted its fourth patent on January 29 1791 signed by President George Washington. It covers a process described as punches by type et cetera, detailing early mechanized type work.
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The
United States
George Washington
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Tom Winters
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China
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West Sixth Avenue
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Bethany
First Baptist Church
EF. W. ‘Thomerson
Crockett Street
West Amarilo Christian Church
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Sunset Terrace
River Road
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Wig Burns
E. W. Thomerson
Waldorf-Astoria
Cancer Institute
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Rainbow Girls
Walter Hughey
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