Ruthe Klein Hosts Junior Club Meeting on Literature
Ruthe Klein hosted the Junior Speech Arts Association gathering at her home on Van Buren Street. Assistant hostess Mrs. Ardis Martin led the lesson “Modern Literary Schools.” Dorothy Peterson read William Sorayan’s “The Resurrection Life.” Klein reviewed Clifford Ochhs’s “Awake and Sing” and Mary Ella Flesher read a Santayana poem. Bernice Arnold read “Abraham Lincoln Walks at Midnight.” Mary Miller Beard critiqued the program, followed by a round-table discussion and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Speech Arts Association
Ruthe Klein
van Buren Street
William Sorayan
Dorothy Peterson
Clifford Ochhs
Miss Klein
Mary Ella Flesher
George Santayana
Abraham Lincoln
Lindsey
Bernice Arnold
Mary Miller Beard
Sunshine Class Entertained At Grace Turner Home
Grace Turner hosted the Sunshine Class of Tenth Avenue Methodist Church yesterday afternoon. Guests included Janice Dillon, Danny Lee Dotson, Buline Patterson, Rita Jo Privitt, Johnnie Fay Allgood, Dorothea Lea Grooms, Margaret Pickie, Peggy Middough, Shirley Rae Williams, Koum Jean Callahan, Mary Nunley, Mrs. Morris, and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenth Avenue Methodist Church
Grace Turner
Janicé Dillon
Danny Lee Dotson
Buline Patterson
Rita Jo Privitt
Johnnie Fay Allgood
Dorothea Lea Grooms
Margaret Pickie
Peggy Middough
Shirley Rae Williams
Koum! Jean Callahan
Mary Nunley
Mrs. Morris
Potter County club reporters meet in Miss Lakey’s office
Potter County home demonstration club reporters will meet in Miss Pauline Lakey’s office Saturday afternoon at 1 o’clock. Attendees should bring questions and suggestions for the work.
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Potter County
Pauline Lakey
Famous 20 Year Old Black and White Ointment
An advertisement promises relief from skin trouble with a scientific formula and a proven record. Trial size ten cents, large can two dimes. use Flack and White Skin Soap first. Sold by all dealers everywhere.
Social Calendar items and Mount Katmai eruption note
The social calendar lists numerous clubs and meetings on Thursday with times at various homes, halls, and schools including Needle Art Club and American Legion Auxiliary. An entry notes Volcanic dust from Mount Katmai's 1912 eruption traveling worldwide via winds.
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Mount Katmai
Alaska
Protect Chair Old or New With Laura Wheeler Pattern
Graceful filet crochet chair set with companion arm piece described as easy lace work. Pattern 1584 includes directions charts and illustrations. requires specified materials. Send 10 cents and pattern number with name and address to Amarillo Globe Needlecraft Dept New York.
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Laura Wheeler
Amarillo Globe
Needlecraft Dept
Eighth Avenue
New York
N.Y
Laura Wheeler Butterflies Applique Pattern Promo
Quick and colorful linen decoration idea using butterfly patches. Pattern 1574 offers transfers for two 6x6 motifs, two 6x4 motifs, a 4x6 motif, four 1x1 inch butterflies, color suggestions, and embroidery outline. Send 10 cents in stamp to Grobe Nordiccraft Dept. New York.
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Nordiccraft Dept
Eighth Avenue
New York
Junior Legion Auxiliary Sets Monthly Meeting Day
The Junior American Legion Auxiliary fixed the fourth Tuesday at 4 PM for regular meetings at the Legion Hall. Mikie Robinson presided. Mary Kathryn Barr suggested rewards for perfect attendance. Americanism activities included honoring Robert E B Lee, plans for Americanism Month, and a Cuba trip talk by Joan Farley.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Mikie Robinson
Mary Kathryn Barr
James O. Cade
Robert EB. Lee
Joan Farley
Cuba
Virginia Hess
Nevin
America
Joyce Gilstrap
Bobbie Ruth Moore
Donta Jean Moore
Rosella Taylorle
Mary Ann Leibernecht
Florence Johnson
Jean Farley
Regina Doane
Floyd Sloan
Cade
Household Furniture Care Tips From Old Advice
Outdoor work preferred when stripping old furniture. Apply turpentine, wipe, brush on soap suds, dry, and scrape varnish with a dull knife. Use commercial removers per directions. Ventilate rooms, store flammable polishes safely, avoid flames, add vinegar to polish. Include nutrient rich foods like milk butter eggs greens fruits in daily meals.
Book Review Sponsored by American Legion Auxiliary
Sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary a book review by Mrs. Everett Carpenter will be held in the Crystal Ballroom of the Her ring Hotel Thursday at 2 30 pm. The Chronicles of Arundel by Kenneth Roberts is the chosen book. Proceeds support Americanism work and patriotic book prizes. Mrs. James O. Cade leads Americanism planning with the school superintendent and principals for the American Creed contest next month.
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The
American Legion Auxiliary
Herring Hotel
Everett Carpenter
Crystal Ballroom
Legion Auxiliary
James O. Cade
North Dakota Guests Honored At Rural Georgia Dinner
Mrs. Graham Saunders and Mrs. Hugh Rigler hosted a Monday night dinner at the Rigler home 302 Georgia Street to honor Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Miller of Fredonia North Dakota. Narcissus centerpiece and potted plants brightened the rooms. Attending were Ted Wheeler BE. W Tad lock A. D. Nance Alva Slay Graham Saunders Hugh Rigler and Jacob Miller as they visit the Wheeler daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham Saunders
Hugh Rigler
Rigler
Georgia Street
Jacob Miller
Fredonia
N. D
Messrs
and Mesdames
Ted Wheeler
BE. W, Tadlock
A. D. Nance
Alva Slay
Mrs
Women in Business Advice From Countess Waldeck
In her study of American and European businesswomen Countess Waldeck argues that true executives must genuinely like and respect people. She warns against a superficial office front and urges women to cultivate real sympathy for others while building careers.
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Ruth Millett
Countess Waldeck
United States
Countess Wal
Mary Hardin Baylor College Club Hosts White Elephant Party
Mrs. Warren entertained members of the Mary Hardin Baylor College Club with a white elephant party at her home yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Guy Carlander assisted. guests enjoyed games, gift exchanges, novelty favors, and refreshments. Attending were Mesdames Ridings, Barfield, Winters, Kelly, Clayton, Carlander, Hammock, Melton, Mays, McGregor, Hackley, and the hostess. guest Mrs. Brumley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hardin-Baylor College Club
Frank Warren
Guy Carlander
Gilbert Ridings
B. I. Barfield
John Winters
J. H. Kelly
J. R. Clayton
Guy A. Carlander
George Hammock
Jack Melton
Clyde
Hobbies Highlight Summit PTA Meeting At School
Summit PTA met yesterday afternoon at the school to discuss hobbies and review club work. President Mrs Ernestine Lambdin led the program with reports by Mrs R E Wales on the Social Center board and Ralph Dykeman on the Maverick Club. Students presented Language Arts and Social Science studies by Miss Blanche McDonald and Miss Lois Gwaltney and the comedy The Little Red School House on the Hill drew praise and financial success under Mrs Doris Hess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summit
Parent-Teacher Association
Ernestine Lambdin
R. E. Wales
Federation of Church Women
Ralph Dykeman
Maverick Club
Blanche McDonald
Miss McDonald
Lois Gwaltney
Vivian Gollihugh
Christine Pierson
Guy Connally
Patton McLemore
Irene Roper
Jean Phillips
Dorothy Hamilton
Daisy Warren
Dorothy Huskey
Ruby Lois Walker
Little Red School House
The
Doris Hess
U Deal Em Club Hosts Bridge Luncheon in Amarillo
The U Deal Em Club held a bridge luncheon yesterday at the Amarillo Hotel with Mrs. Asa Wilcox serving as hostess. Prizes were won by Mrs. Charles Mellor, Mrs. W. E. Ferguson, and guest Mrs. Sid Barrer. Guests included Mesdames Clyde Carroll, Jack Pittman, Bert Galbreath, and Asa Wilcox. The next meeting, Feb 8, will feature a 1 o'clock luncheon at the Amarillo Hotel with Mrs. Pittman hosting.
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Amarillo
Asa Wilcox
Ada
Okla
Charles Mellor
W. E. Ferguson
Sid Barrer
Mesdames Clyde Carroll
Jack Pittman
Bert Galbreath
Butterfly Club entertains at Mrs. Mashburns home
The Butterfly Club met at Mrs. A. E. Mashburn home with Mesdames FE Co Boynton W T McDaniel J H Kemp Joe Williams Ruth Foster and hostess Mary Ricketts present Mrs McDaniel to host next meeting Royal Neighbors to install officers at annual luncheon Thursday at 12 30 at the I O O F Hall urged to attend with covered dish from members and visitors
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors of
America
Butterfly Club
A. E. Mashburn
Mesdames FE. Co
Royal Neighbors
Royal Neighbors of America
Beeld
I. O. O. F. Hall
Lodge
Community group notices and events listed
Help Your Neighbor Club will hold an all day meeting and covered dish luncheon at the home of Mrs J J Armstrong 1909 Arthur Street Thursday Methodist Circle to have food sale Circle No 7 of Polk Street Methodist Church will have a baked food sale at Bartons grocery store 522 West Sixteenth Avenue Saturday Diversion Club to be entertained at the home of Mrs H E Peery 317 East Twentieth Avenue Thursday beginning at 11 oclock
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Loney Home Demonstration Club
Cy Patton
Monroe Street
EB. Peery
East Twentieth Avenue
Help
J. J. Armatrong
Arthur Street
Help Your Neighbor Club
J. J. Armstrong
Methodist Circle
Polk Street
Methodist Church
Barton's Grocery Store
West
Sixteenth Avenue
H. EF. Peery
Modern Countess Clash With Real World Image
A sophisticated Countess contrasts an old fashioned deck image with a modern businesswoman persona. She resists dowager stereotypes and resembles Claudette Colbert in poise. The message challenges readers to consider if the appeal is directed at them.
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Deck
Claudette Colbert
Child Study Groups Hear Talks From Local Leaders
Miss Ingeborg Kilstoffe director of the Girls' Social Center and Ralph Dykeman representative of the Maverick Club will speak at the Junior Child Study Club meeting Friday afternoon at Mrs. Howard Lynch's home 704 Carolina Street. The American Business Club Wives meet Friday at the Winthrop Tiffin Room at noon with Mrs. Carl Schell and Mrs. Floyd Laceky as hostesses.
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Ingeborg Kilstoffe
Girls’ Social Center
Ralph Dykeman
Maverick Club
Junior Child Study Club
Howard Lynch
Carolina Street
American Business Club
Winthrop Tiffin
Carl Schell
Floyd Laceky
Spring hats feature flowers and high coiffures trend
Fashion note highlights tube roses cabbage roses delphinium iris and four leaf clovers on hats with veils and chiffon scarfs. Dagger clips in Scotch style adorn ties scarves and lapels. Boys like plaid ties while college girls favor colorful ear muffs and color blocking. Sequin jackets in royal blue with white stripes attract attention.
Kilts on scarf pins and height-adding hair styles
From Scotland come decorative hat plumes in three types with deer head, stag, and pheasant motifs. New kilty pins hold scarves with plaid silk and furred sporan. Also note that a center hair part can add height and balance irregular hairlines or large noses by drawing attention away from the nose.
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Scotland
Bright Winter Turbans and Floral Accessories
Brighten your winter costume with colored turbans and matching flowers. Smart inexpensive turbans come in a full range of gay colors.
Do As Millions Do For Quick Relief Chest Cold Discomforts
Penetro marketed for chest colds claims rapid relief through hot towels and brisk rubbing to heat the area. It touts soothing vapors, easier breathing, reduced chest tightness, and loosened phlegm with a promise of reliable relief. The ad highlights value in larger sizes and money back guarantees.
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St. Joseph
Amarillo classifies dance halls after Feb 14 under new fee scale
Amarillo votes a new ordinance that classifies dance halls by floor space and licenses them with fees from 25 to 200. The measure, criticized for the fee level and closing hour, aims to raise about 2200 annually but may not cover enforcement costs. Protests focused on fees and closing time. private halls avoid licensing. Mayor Ross Rogers defended revenue projections while protests by Horace Dyer Don Crossett Cleo Clayton Jr Bill Satterwhite and others voiced objections.
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Amarillo
Ross Rogers
Horace Dyer
Nat
Don Crossett
Roseland
Cleo Clayton, Jr
Bill Wilson
Archie Satterwhite
United States Seeks Access to Mrs Rubens in Prison
MOSCOW, Jan 26 The United States embassy awaits the Soviet government’s reply to a formal note demanding permission for an embassy official to visit Mrs Ruth Marie Rubens in prison without delay. The note is the second formal request from Secretary Hull for leave to interview the American citizen, held on espionage suspicions. Foreign diplomats say the formal request could hasten the interview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
United States
Ruth Marie Rubens
William Slavens McNutt Dies at Age 52
Hollywood mourns screenwriter William Slavens McNutt age 52 who died at his La Canada estate from bronchial pneumonia and a weakened heart. His career spanned France battlefields to movieland with his last script Stolen Honeymoon for Ginger Rogers and Charles Boyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Slavens McNutt
Hollywood
France
la Canada
McNutt
Ginger Rogers
Charles Boyer
Dr George Jackson Dies Of Heart Disease
Dr George F Jackson 49 longtime Arkansas dermatologist and past president of the Arkansas Electric Medical Society died of heart disease in Little Rock on January 26 He is survived by his widow his mother Mrs W H Scott of Amarillo and a stepbrother Charles Scott also of Amarillo
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
George F. Jackson
Arkansas Electric Medical Society
Southwest
J U G Club to Meet at Mrs Teel Home
The J U G Club will meet at Mrs Louise Teel home 1317 Harrison Street Thursday afternoon at 3 o clock.
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Teel
Louise Teel
Harrison Street
FDRson to Report for Marine Duty in Cuba Maneuvers
James Roosevelt son and secretary to the President will report for two weeks of active duty with the U S Marine Corps in February He will be ordered to Guantanamo Bay Cuba by Feb 28 to take part in joint war maneuvers with the army navy and marine corps He has held a lieutenant colonel rank in the marine reserve for over a year and will be assigned to a combat unit
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Washington
James Roosevelt
U. S. Marine Corps
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Young Roosevelt
Marine Reserve Corps
Buenos Aires
Col
Roosevelt
Reed Attends 3 Day Training in San Antonio
Dewey Reed of the Amarillo Social Security Office travels to San Antonio for a three day training on old age insurance claim handling. Texas and New Mexico managers will join sessions January 27 28 and 29 to align state law requirements for lump sum payments with federal provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey Reed
Amarillo
Social Security Board
San Antonio
Texas
New Mexico
Washington
Reed
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Sunshine
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Husbands
F. O. Bateman
Forest Street
Vv. F. W. Auxiliary
American Legion Hall
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Roenes Junior High School
Athenaeum Club
Riley Strickland
Cheyenne
el Navager Club
T. H. McDonald
Line Avenue
Amaryllis Needle Guild
H. G. Johnson
Prospect Street
Beryl Needie Club
Ed Putman
East Ninth Avenue
Mizpah Club
Mis
John Kenyon
Aronson Tea Room
Maria Cifas Flrat
Oo RC
Carpenters Hall
Mother Singers
Tyler Street School
Odette Club
Vernon Brady
Homecraft Club
B. A. Baker
Sai North
Birmingham Street
Alpha Mu Chapter
Delphian Society
J. AG. Club
Hutterfly Club
T. McDaniel
Bil
Wichita Avenue
Junior Legion Auxiliary
Chamberlain
Chamberlain Laboratories. Inc
Des Memes
Lowe
North Dakota
Mrs. Warren
PTA
John Furbach
Watchmaker
Thone
Sil Pouk
Mrs. Armstrong
Finley-Jones
Edith Backus
Miss Backus
John Powers
Penetro
George Jackson
Fdr
Les
Wallace Grocery & Market
West 6Th
Oliver-Eakle
Perren
Strei Ie Dia
Broadcaste
RCA
M ! Tunes
Firatci
Amarillo Hardware CO
Polk ST
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