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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1932
Page
6
The international relations group of the A A U W will meet at 7 30 tonight at Mrs Earle Wyatts home 1400 Jefferson St. Professor C C Thompson Amarillo College faculty will discuss China Chinese music will be performed All members and their husbands are urged to attend.
The Rose Bowl tea room hosts a contract bridge lesson led by Mrs. Lorin J. Roach at 1 PM. The topic is Etiquette in Bridge as part of a Junior Welfare League luncheon event.
Members of the DeMolay chapter and guests joined a treasure hunt from the Masonic Temple to Hillcrest Country and Golf Club. Attendees included Geraldine McDavid, Bernice Arnold, Gertrude Taylor, Nell McDavid, Betty James, Margaret Handley, Viola Hawkins, Rosemary Allen, Maxine Robinson, Margaret Trice, Elizabeth McMillen, Marion Gross, Edna Malone, Reba Raffkind, Pearl Herring, Annette Powell, Celia Reynolds, and numerous others.
River Road School observed thrift week with each room teaching two lessons on thrift and life. Mrs. M. B. Mobberry P T A thrift chairman spoke on forming the habit of economy and plans to join a school savings bank sponsored by Amarillo National Bank are being developed.
The Trulove Class of Polk Street Methodist Church will host a luncheon in the church fellowship hall Tuesday at 11 30 o'clock. Hostesses include Mrs H Lott Mrs W Crownmiller Mrs W A Carwile Mrs W A Fisk Mrs R L Tipps and Mrs Jack Pittman.
Tonight features numerous gatherings across the city. Social clubs, church groups, and bridge clubs meet at various venues including Carpenter's Hall Sacred Heart Parish House and the Herring Hotel with times from 1:30 to 8 o'clock. attendees include Mrs J L Summers Mrs P A Pressig and Mrs J B Dooley among others.
Mrs Edwin Mc Reynolds was hostess with a bridge party for Monterey Club members at her home 828 Louisiana Street Friday afternoon. Mrs O W Payne won high and Mrs B J Sparks second high. Guests included Mrs Clyde Bray and other club members.
A special program under Miss Ethel Smith will be presented at the Security Benefit Association meeting at Carpenters Hall this evening at 8. The event highlights the group’s activities and community outreach.
A widely trusted cough remedy recipe blends 24 ounces Pinex with sugar syrup or honey to make a pint. It promises fast relief, purity, and lower cost, claiming strong soothing action on throat membranes and bronchial tubes with no spoilage.
The U S Army Air Corps chief engineer Major C W Howard announced a striking review of 1931 activities. He cited an amazing list of airplanes in service test and construction, highlighted by the B 9 Boeing radical design and the YP 24 Lockheed fast two seater, with two bombers in final powerplant testing, and noted a shift from wood to metal airframes.
A business meeting and election of officers will be held Tuesday at 2 30 PM at the home of Mrs. P A Preisig 1801 Van Buren Street.
The Catholic Daughters of America will host a benefit bridge party at Sacred Heart parish house 1110 Washington Street on Tuesday evening at 8 o clock. Proceeds go to charity.
The Ten nison Chapter of the Roycroft Club will study Dante and Beatrice at its Thursday meeting in Capitol Hotel club rooms at 7 30 p m with Mrs Marion Hill in charge of the lesson.
One hundred inmates attacked warden offices and the main cell block at Dartmoor as 50 Plymouth police with truncheons, guns none, restored order. About 20 inmates were hospitalized. no escapes occurred, and authorities reported 100 of 400 prisoners participated in the disturbance.
Advertises Hill's Cascara Quinine as a return to proven methods for colds. Recommends taking two tablets now and following box directions, plus drinking water. Claims rapid head clearing and renewed energy, with a money back guarantee if it fails.
In celebration of Robert Burns birthday the Amarillo Scottish Society presents a special program at McKinley School auditorium at 8 15 tonight. John Arnot chief of the Amarillo organization will deliver a Burns tribute. Arnot a native of Aberdeen Scotland. Admission is 25 cents and includes refreshments.
Everett Kent, 30, was shot to death in his Pittsburg Kansas home early today. Arthur Epple, 40, former brother in law of Kent’s ex wife, was held after admitting the shooting and claiming self defense.
The Amoma Class of the First Baptist Church will meet for Bible study in the class room Tuesday morning at 9 30.
A North Carolina pharmacist blends common ingredients into B. C. a non habit forming remedy sold in 10¢ and 25¢ packages. It claims to ease violent headaches nerve tension muscular pains colds and fever within minutes without narcotics or opiates.
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