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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1935

Page

5

Condron Speaks to Open Forum on Young Voters Program

West Texas State Teachers College economics and government head S H Condron led the Open Forum Club event honoring young voters at the Senior High School Auditorium. He traced democratic ideals from ancient times and urged citizen effort to stay informed and recruit youth to sustain democracy. Judge E C Nelson welcomed attendees. Music and solos accompanied the event.

S. H. Condron West Texas State Teachers College Open Forum Club E. C. Nelson Alta Turk Scott Rogers Margaret Williams Miriam Rubin Roberta Cohen Julia Moore John Josey

Thomas-Shepherd Marriage Announced

Announcement of the marriage of Miss Marguerite Thomas and Mr. Donald Shepherd. The ceremony was held January 20 in Plainview at the bride’s sister Mrs. M. E. Kirk’s home. The bride had been attending school locally. Mr. Shepherd is manager of the shoe department at J. C. Penney Co. store.

Marguerite Thomas Donald Shepherd Plainview M. E. Kirk Mr. Shepherd J. C. Penney Co

Mrs. LeNeveu Hosts Child Psychology Club Meet

Mrs. J. P. LeNeveu will host the Child Psychology Club at her home 1311 Herman Street Thursday afternoon at 3 o clock.

J. P. LeNeveu Herman Street Child Psychology Club

Do Not Pare Corns Says Ice Mint Endorsement

A short advisory warns readers against paring corns and calluses due to infection risk. It promotes Ice Mint as a safe treatment bought from a druggist that relieves pain and helps remove the corn with the skin.

Mrs Littlefield Hosts Birthday Party for Wanda Sue Littlefield

Mrs T L Littlefield hosted a birthday party for Wanda Sue Littlefield at 1821 Polk Street yesterday afternoon. The event featured games, a refreshment table with tall candles, sweetpeas, baby breath, and a pink and white color motif with guests including Jean Triplett Frances Kennison Dorothy Mac Gill Nelda Sisemore Emma Jean Town Donna Jean Boyd and others.

Wanda Sue Littlefield T. L. Littlefield Polk Street Jean Triplett Frances Kennison Dorothy Mac Gill Nelda Sisemore Emma Jean Town Donna Jean Boyd Euna Rue Oldfather Wanda Scribens Betty Jean Moore Floy Neece Gwendolyn Broaddus Virginia Dawson Joy Mattix Betty Ruth Brown Donna June Seale Dorothy Lee Brown Earline Welch

Junior High Pupils To Stage Gypsy Operetta

Central Junior High School music department presents The Gypsy Troubador Friday at 8 30 pm. Flora Kathryn Westmoreland stars as Mary Matthews with Vivian Robertson Irma Jean Byrd as gypsy maidens Clare Clayton portrayed by Imogene Kincade. Public invited. small admission fee.

Effa E. Preston Don Wilson Central Junior High School Flora Kathryn Westmoreland Mary Matthews Vivian Robertson Irma Jean Byrd Clare Clayton Imogene Kincade

Mrs. Martin Hosts Tuesday Bible Club No 1

The Tuesday Bible Club No 1 met yesterday morning at Mrs. H. E. Martin's home. Mrs. B. C. Rogers gave the opening prayer, Mrs. T. M. Bruner taught the lesson, with seventeen members and one guest, Mrs. J. R. McClure, present. Next meeting will be at Mrs. L. R. Vaughn’s 809 Prospect Street, roll call answered with scripture verses on courage.

Bible Club H. E. Martin B. C. Rogers T. M. Bruner J. R. McClure L. R. Vaughn Prospect Street

River Road Study Club to Meet Thursday

The River Road Study Club will meet at Mrs. W D Gilbert's home Thursday at 2 30 p m Mrs M B Mobberly will discuss Play at School and Mrs Roy K Silver will discuss The Child and Money All mothers with children at River Road School are invited.

River Road Club River Road Study Club W. D. Gilbert M. B. Mobberly Roy K. Silver River Road School

End Severe Cough Quickly At One Fourth the Cost

A home remedy claims to cure stubborn coughs fast with a syrup made from two cups sugar one cup water and two and a half ounces Pinex in a pint bottle. The ad promises quick relief, no spoilage, and a pleasant taste, with money-back satisfaction.

Community clubs and meetings schedule across the city

The notice lists multiple clubs and gatherings with locations and times including the Linger Longer Bridge Club led by Mr and Mrs W V Miller at 1304 East Twelfth Avenue 730 PM and Central Presbyterian Church events with dinners and classes. Guests from Lubbock J B Morton and family visit H E Morton’s home.

Linger Longer Bridge Club W. V. Miller Fast Twelfth Avenue

Encouraging Reports and Officers Elected at Federated Club Meeting

Potter County Federation of Women's Clubs held an all-day session at First Christian Church. Mrs. Howard Trigg became president for two years. new officers include K Read, S F Newbold, Frank J Warren, Vernon Ball, R E Crudgington, and John Ward. By-laws revised to appointive chairmen. dues discussion, financial reports, and a plan for a $5 blank annual club fee were noted. A Hollywood review and dance by Red Carnation Lodge Drill Team were announced for Thursday night at Carpenters Hall.

Potter County Federation of Women's Clubs First Christian Church Howard Trigg The Needle Club Woman's Club K. Read 8. F. Newbold Frank J. Warren Vernon Ball R. E. Crudgington John Ward E. Fish Seventh District Olga Eldridge Myrta Crume M. W. Lemons Murray Elson W. M. McCarty Ardelle George Dawn Mus Plainview Red Cross Community Chest Potter County Library Girl Scouts Day Nursery Maverick Club George A. O. Thompson Hereford Red Carnation Lodge Carpenters Hall Mae West Bing Crosby Kate Smith Johnny Ekelund

Story Class Forms First Meeting At Mrs Cheney Home

The first meeting of the short story writing class was held at Mrs Mildred J Cheney's home on Madison Street under Mrs Lois McCormick. The session outlined proper story openings and provided typed outlines for members to use at the next meeting. The group voted to switch to evening sessions and will meet again at 8 pm on Thursday February 7 at Mrs Cheney's for those wishing to join.

Mildred J. Cheney Madison Street Lois McCormick Cheney

Crocketts Host Valentine Bridge Party

Mr and Mrs H M Crockett entertained Western Auto Store employees at their Fountain Terrace home with a Valentine theme. Midnight refreshments featured the motif and high scores went to Mrs Lonnie Fannings and Tom B Kindel, with consolation prizes to Mrs Kindel and Bob Parrott.

H. M. Crockett Fountain Terrace Western Auto Store Valentine Lonnie Fannings Tom B. Kindel Kindel Bob Parrott R. L. Jordan Buster Saunders Jimmie Cain

Thrifty Club Holds All Day Meeting at Pleasant Valley

The Thrifty Home Demonstration Club met for an all day session with a covered dish luncheon at Mrs. E. C. Sellars home in Pleasant Valley. Members answered roll call about why they like their foundation patterns as demonstrators led talks on pattern uses and cutting sleeve patterns.

Thrifty Home E. C. Sellars Pleasant Valley J. W. Fulton James Walton G. H. Crawford Mesdames Lee Williamson F. C. Wendt J. W. McGee W. T. Sherrill George P. Williamson Roy Cornelius Miss Mary Sitton

Sewing Club Presents Friendship Quilt at Armstrong Home

Help-Your-Neighbor Club met at Mrs. J J Armstrongs home where sewing furnished entertainment. The friendship quilt was presented to Mrs. W T Gross. A bouquet was sent to ill Mrs S J Ratliff. A covered dish luncheon served to guests including Mrs J Enochs and numerous members.

Help J. J. Armstrong W. T. Gross S. J. Ratliff M.S. Rankin J. H. Rose T. E. Tinkle W. D. Throckmorton A. W. Williams Mabel Wright

Otters Open Burrow in Hotel

The Amarillo Burrow of the International Order hosts its first gathering in the Palo Duro Hotel with about 150 members. The club plans redecorations and a forthcoming smoker on February 6, inviting guests from Pampa Borger and Lubbock, as it grows into one of the city’s larger fraternal groups.

Pampa Borger Lubbock Otters

Chicago Boy Sent Home Under Guard

A Chicago boy held in Potter County jail on a federal charge was released on recognizance. He traveled home today under a guard, with parents paying his railroad fare. Potter County covered expenses for Bob Johnson, the accompanying special officer.

Chicago Potter County U. S Bob Johnson

Dozen and One Club Plans Friday Line Party

Members of the Dozen and One Needle Club will meet at Mrs. W. M. Thompson home 1300 Van Buren Street Friday at 1 o'clock for a line party featuring Bareback shoes. Paris reports Bareback shoes in black satin with intricate strap lacing for evening wear.

O. W. Club P. A. Pressig van Buren Street W. M. Thompson Paris

Praise for Christian Thaulow at Amarillo concert

The Amarillo Philharmonic Orchestra conductor and violinist Christian Thaulow received unstinted praise after a violin concert at Municipal Auditorium last night. Over 500 attendees applauded and he earned five encores. Tartini’s The Devil’s Trill stood out as a crowd favorite.

Christian Thaulow Amarillo Philharmonic Orchestra Municipal Auditorium Tartini

Harrington Auto Stolen Near Home

A 1935 Ford coupe with Oklahoma license No. 390 757 was stolen at 1401 Van Buren Street this morning. The engine number was 1353814. It belonged to D. D. Harrington of the same address.

Oklahoma van Buren Street D. D. Harrington

Fast modern way to relieve a cold

An ad suggests a simple treatment for colds using Bayer Aspirin tablets with water and gargling for sore throats. It claims rapid relief, urges asking a doctor, and promotes genuine Bayer tablets with quick disintegration and reduced prices.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Young Voters Thomas-Shepherd Mrs. Leneveu Mrs. Littlefield Mrs. Martin Central Presbyterian Church A. A. Lumpkin Harrison Street Pierian Club John H. F. Greenhill Lipscomb Street Athenaeum Club Riley Strickland Cheyenne Home Interest Club T. B. Daniel Progressive Child Study Club Rupert Andrews Alabama Street MacDowell Music Club W. L. Burns Evelyn Timms Palo Duro Street Stitch and Chatter Club J. W. Thompson Fillmore Street Home Craft Club G. W. Croom Mississippi Street Butterfly Club L. G. Throckmorton North Lincoln Street Bridge Club Jimmy Payne Hayden Street Amarillo Unity Study Club Taylor Street Mother Singers Club Tyler Street School Goldenrod Club J. A. Ryan West Fifteenth Avenue Gordon FE. Robinson West Thirteenth Avenue First Baptist Church Painters Hall Help Your Neighbor Club North Grant Street Joe M. Berry E. R. Bruce Maria Clark McCully East Eleventh Avenue Woman's Missionary Society of Tenth Avenue Methodist Church J. B. Morton H. E. Morton Palo Duro Furniture Co Federated Club Hollywood Review City Randal Fox Crocketts Thrifty Club Princesse Amedee de Broglie U-Need-Us B. Y. P. U. Arty L. J. Peterson Seattle Wash Anna Foster Phoenix Mrs. Berry BE. R. Bruce Palo Duro Circle Marvin R. Crawford Bowie Street Amarillo Burrow Elmer Frede Clay Thornton Jimmie Sherrill Wayne Larsen Bill Beechler T. M. Montgomery Bruce Autry Bert Levy John Wiggins Bill Conway Preston Fowlkes van Salisbury Bill Futral R. R. Nation Earl Sparks Archie Speer Sunshine L. F Hearer Ed Pittman B. S. McClendon Glad Hand Mason King W. W. Ballew W. P. Compton Burial E. R. Thompson John Spann Bill Bessire Athletic C. B. Ri Thaulow Harrington Kreisler Chausson Bach Brahms Debussy Paganini Hjalmar Bergh Orchestral Association BAYER Polk St Narizon
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