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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1937

Page

4

Society notes on Grimes address and sidewalk project

Mrs C C Grimes spoke at an American Association of University Women meeting on the social challenge to university women. A Glenwood PTA voted to fund three blocks of caliche sidewalk at a special meeting at the school. The event featured multiple musical numbers by local residents, with a tea hosted by Amarillo AAUW at the Country Club and a large list of guests and members attending.

Glenwood Parent-Teacher Association Clyde LaGrone Herbert Davis Lorraine Speer Juanita Speer Eugene Speer Letta Rae Davis Joe Perry, Jr Buddy Pyeatt Francis Dawson Dixie Gloria Bess Jeannie Pyeatt Anna Belle Giles C. OC. Grimes Amarillo American Association of University Women Country Club Fellowship Fund Frances Wayne Smith George Carn Ardelle George W. W. Rusk Everett Carpenter H. N. Lightner C. L. Fly Elsie Hiner L. H. Hayter E. C. Will YT. C. Craig H. Ashcraft Lloyd FE. Robinson George E. Hammock B. M. Jacobsen J. I. Kendrick C. A. Clark Blasdel R. Conger Claude Betson J. N. Maynard Porter Underwood Cora Astle Ralph Will Earl Barnt Fred Coffey H. N. Wauttenpaugh Jesse Gilmer Jack Greenman W. E. Connell R. L. Thompson W. E. Routh O. J. Longseth Allen Early L. J. Vick G. P. Tompkins BE. R. Kienker Ned Miller Viola Herderson J. D. Thompson H. L. Finch Pride Overman Clarence Sale Ben Burkett Lyle Montgomery Mary Blanton A. R. Koutz Frank Brainard R. E. Underwood, Jr D. Nobles Joe Shields Remus Kelley Morris Evans J. R. Justice H. H. Finnell Fred Bailey W. 8 Norman J. O. Gulerie J. P. Harrison A. A. Lumpkin L. A. Wells L. V. Cr

Lorece Bosley and Silby York Wed in Panhandle

Lorece Bosley and Silby York, both of this city, united in marriage in the parlor of the First Methodist Church in Panhandle Sunday afternoon. Rev. J. EF. Harrell performed the ceremony with Miss Roberta Hawkins and Ben Stone as attendants. Nuptial music by Mrs. C. W. Beene and Mr. Beene. An informal reception at the groom's parents home followed. The bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bosley of Skellytown. She attended Albuquerque High School and Amarillo College. Mr. York studied at Panhandle High School, Amarillo College and Texas Tech. They are both employed here.

Lorece Bosley Silby York First Methodist Church Panhandle J. EF. Harrell Roberta Hawkins Ben Stone Borger C. W. Beene Beene

Clark Wesley Class II Entertained at Home

Clark Wesley Class II of the San Jacinto Methodist Church was entertained yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. W. T. Butler at 404 Forest Street. Other hostesses were Mrs. C. T. Barker and Mrs. Roy Barnard. Refreshments were served to Mesdames C. Homer Wiseman, C. M. Goodnight, H. I. Stephenson, M. C. Bradford, B. R. Cole, Ural Barnard, C. W. Terrell, C. O. Armstrong, J. H. Anderson, Bond D. Jones, J. F. Hood, L. Laursen, and J. H. Tim Mona.

Clark Wesley San Jacinto Methodist Church W. T. Butler Forest Street C. T. Barker Roy Barnard C. Homer Wiseman C. M. Goodnight H. I. Stephenson M. C. Bradford B. R. Cole Ural Barnard C. W. Terrell C. O. Armstrong J. H. Anderson Bond D. Jones L. Laursen J. H. Timmona

O. W. Club Elects New Officers

Officers were elected at the O. W. Club meeting held at Mrs. D. C. West home with Mrs. West named president and Mrs. J. C. Crawford vice president. Mrs. H. B. Martin became secretary treasurer and Mrs. Mabel Spencer, reporter, retiring president, received a gift.

O. W. Club Mra. D. C. West West J. C. Crawford H. B. Martin Mabel Spencer Spencer J. R. Gant J. R. Wallace A. PD. Hughes F. M. Benesch P. Petersen H. Taylor J. C. Crawford and

Cardus marketed as a vegetable remedy for menstrual pains

The advertisement promotes Cardus as a purely vegetable liquid remedy for common menstrual cramps. It claims the plant extract relieves pain without habit formation and is suitable for regular use, with directions on the bottle. It urges women to try Cardus and consult a physician if no benefit is felt.

Cardus

Euzelian Class Honors New Teacher at Home

Euzelian Class of the First Baptist Church entertained at Miss Bertie Warren's home with new teacher Mrs J T Howard as guest of honor. Games and contests provided amusement while coffee and a lace table with fruit and candles were featured. Guests included Elisabeth Nixson Ola Boyles Minnie Pope Mary Lowe Blanche Smith LaUna Willis Kathryn Chapman Ruth Baker Etta Atkinson Estelle Scott T J Warren W D Westbay and the hostess.

Sunnyside Club Meets With Mrs Brown On Color Schemes

Sunnyside Home Demonstration Club met Tuesday at Mrs EB Brown's home with Mrs H R Jones leading a lesson on bedroom color schemes. Jones advised darkest floor walls and lighter ceiling, enamel finish, pastel wallpaper, and matching curtains. Attendees included Mses G Albright C Leather man J M Thornton M W Rether ford Willa Mae Karns Gertrude Morris and others. Junior Philharmonic Group No 2 hosts a party Friday at Betty Caldwell 2612 Ong Street at 6 PM.

Sunnyside Club Brown H. R. Jones Sunnyside Home Demonstration Club EB. W. Brown Mesdames G. Albright C. S. Leatherman J. M. Thornton M. W. Retherford Willa Mae Karns Gertrude Morris Guesta A. Dowie W. A. Holden R. J. Hogge S. Miller M. L. Parker Mother Parker C. Longstreth Lee Wilson G. T. Feaser Betty Caldwell Ong Street

Social Calendar of Community Clubs and Church Groups

The Social Calendar lists meetings and social events for Thursday across numerous clubs and churches. Details include times, hosts, and venues such as the American Legion Hall, Linger Longer Bridge Club, Whistling Chorus, Band Parents Association at Sam Houston Junior High, and various church groups with luncheons, covered dish suppers, and study sessions through the afternoon and into the evening. Prominent organizers include Mrs. L. Vis Travis, Mrs. J. T. Bradley, and Mrs. Bond Jones among others.

Band Parents Association of Sam Houston Junior High School

Fortune Can Smile as Well as Frown in Advice Page

A reader asks Anne Hirst about love vs. career and delaying marriage for a partner in medical school. Hirst urges planning together and optimistic timing, suggesting a possible marriage after a shorter wait. The column blends with social notices and local club news from Johnstown Pa.

Anne Hirst

Orchid perfume relies on synthetic substitutes due to cost

Orchid perfume is largely composed of synthetic substitutes because producing it in a pure state is very expensive.

Color motifs discussed at Thrifty Home Demonstration Club meeting

Mrs. Lee Williamson opened a discussion on color use to make rooms interesting and attractive. The group voted to donate to the Red Cross. Members listed include Dorsey Smith and Grady Blair. The next meeting is February 8 at Mrs. Dorsey Smith's home. District III PTA study groups gathered at Allison School with many attendees. Topics covered family recreation, parents and schools, and children's organizations in community development. Miss Mary Sitton spoke on H Club Girls. District III Mother Singers meet Thursday at 2:30 at Mrs. John Bichsel's home.

Lee Williamson Thrifty Home Demonstration Club Ray Baland Pleasant Valley Red Cross Dorsey Smith R. W. Norman W. T. Sherrill H. Scoby J. H. Ledbetter C. H. Mixon J. E. Graham Grady Blair J. W. McKee J. B. Adelmann Allison School J. R. Hogge J. C. Swann R. S. Pavillard Mary Sitton Mother Singers John Bichsel

Children's Luncheon Planned At Rose Bowl Tea Room

A special children's luncheon will be held Saturday at the Rose Bowl Junior Welfare League tea room with two programs. Entertainment for younger children starts at 12 o'clock and the 1 o'clock program targets older children.

Rose Bowl Junior Welfare League

English Study Group Meeting At Capitol Hotel

The English Study Group sponsored by the Junior Business Women's Club met last night in the club room at the Capitol Hotel. The session opened with a pronunciation drill and continued with a vocabulary development discussion led by Mesdames Lucille Rollins and H. M.

Junior Business Women’s Club Capitol Hotel Mesdames Lucille Rollins H. M

Wise Misses Nelson and Owen Named in Society Mention

Wise Misses Anna Mary Nelson Jensine Nelson Allie Rhea Owen and Decia Ozment noted in society column. Miss Jensine is highlighted for upcoming event and social duties among local residents.

Also Mentioned on This Page

C. C. Grimes Glenwood P.T. A Lorece Bosley and Clark Wesley Class Euzelian Ovce Simpkins Simpkins Plains Creamery Staylor F. W. Auxiliary American Legion Hall Linger Longer Bridge Club Mrs L. S. King North West Third Avenue L. L. Travis Jackson Street Buchanan Street Bennett Hall Young Ladies Sodality of Sacred Heart Cathedral Fellowship Hall of First Christian Church Central Presbyterian Church J. T. Bradley Maryland Street Amaryllis Needle Guild Bond Jones Maria First Baptist Church Y. W. Sewing Club F. B. Noriman Tennessee Street Soncy Home Demonstration Club Elmo Blackburn Lincoln Street Mizpah Club G. B. Hamilton Sixteenth Avenue Hayden Street H. E. Peery East Twentieth Avenue U. S Homecraft Club M. L. Ammons Bery Needle Club J. P. Coleman East Eighteenth Avenue Royal Neighbors of America O. F. Hall Mother Singers Club Tyler Street School I. O. O. F. Hall Merry Wives Bridge Club F. F. Hillin Navegar Club F. Wanser Prospect Street Sunnyside Masterson School Order of Rainbow B. Lb. Davis West Eleventh Avenue San Jacinto O. FE Lucille Latham Patricia Galbreath Bert Galbreath Witherspoon Drug Store H. S. Milholland E. M. Benesch FE. L DeShager Kansas City Mesdames C. E. Carroll Roy Curtis W. E. Fergeson Charles C. E Order of Eastern Star Eastern Stars Junior Harmony Club Elizabeth Sears Goliad Johnstown Edgar Caddy Caddy Chamberlain Chamberlain Laboratories, Inc Adarens Eee Versailles St.louis Mark Twain H. A. Tarpy Albert Qatar Lua Torres Mote Cate Chittenden Booard Hotter Scone Canapolar Indliard Anderson Ddiana TeeRe Raute Gana Ashland Kentucky Ventura Four Owenbroro Owensboro Saocrson Tunkesrel NEW Southern Hotel Marek Tsa HOTEL Waoq Traap Theese Ralevom Moter Pp. T. A Academy OF Music & Art Taylor Ph Bel Southwestern Public Service Company
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