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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1935
Page
6
Mrs. Ray C. Johnson hosted the Needle Club at 2614 Hughes Street Tuesday afternoon with full attendance. Members enjoyed conversation knitting crocheting and quilt block making while plans were discussed to join the Potter County Federation of Women’s Clubs.
A surprise shower was held Tuesday night at 1504 Pierce Street for Mrs. J. W. Farley formerly Miss Evelyn Wiley. Mrs. H. C. McFarland aided in entertaining and refreshments were served to a long list of guests including Mesdames Patton, Van May, Johnson, Bradley, Culpepper, Jupe, Gard ner, Miller, Cain, Keith, Rose, Gorman, Riley, Frost, McCausland, Green, Gilbreath, Salmon, Krets, Wiley, and Mildred Davis.
The Linger Longer Bridge Club entertained at the home of Mr and Mrs W V Miller with high scores awarded to Mrs Roy Victor and J O Dumas. Traveling prize went to L S King. Refreshments were served to members and guests including R M Gillette G W Croom Edward Watson and others. The club plans to meet next Wednesday at the Watsons 304 B Tennessee Street.
Mozart Society will meet Friday night at 8 15 oclock at 1222 Harrison Street hosted by Mrs B V Blackwell. The meeting was postponed from last week and will include members from Amarillo area clubs.
Catholic Ladies Aid of the Sacred Heart hosts a social benefit in the Crystal Ballroom Herring Hotel Friday at 7 30 p m with a games tournament. Mrs Walter Irvin chairs the committee joined by Mesdames Walter A Barlow E A Ford J J Lane George Nussbaum FE A Ryan C P Walsh Miss Axelle Boone Gertrude Peters guests bring their own cards. Willing Workers class Pierce Street Baptist meets Friday at 2 p m at Mrs H N Chowning 905 North Buchanan Street. Theta Kappa Omega to sponsor a dance at the Nat Friday 9 30 p m to 12 30 a m with Lloyd Snyder’s band. Princess Ruspoli noted wearing a brown tailored velvet suit. Circles 1 and 8 Polk Street Methodist will hold rummage sale at 404 Taylor Street Friday and Saturday. Florida horticulturalists puzzled by air pockets in plants during December cold. North Carolina wild ponies trained to harness become gentle after capture.
An advertisement promises relief from rheumatism neuritis and sciatica in 48 hours using Allenru a non opioid prescription powder sold by leading druggists nationwide. The copy emphasizes rapid pain reduction and safe use with noted claims of certainty and improved life quality.
Members of the Beryl Needle Club hosted their husbands for a covered dish supper and party at the home of Mr and Mrs G K Weaver. Games of 42 were played and attendees included R S Branum Frank Lopez L C Stevens E F Putman Carl Larsen C R Beckwith D M Reeves G M Privitt Tom Spencer H A Williams G K Weaver Mrs rm J Blackburn and Mildred Weaver. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs C F Hand at 423 West Tenth Avenue.
Mrs. E. M. Benesch entertained the U Deal Em Club at her home on 500 Kentucky Street Tuesday afternoon. High bridge score went to Mrs. Charles Mellor. second high and traveling prizes to Mrs. W. E. Ferguson. Attendants included H. B. Milholland W. E. Fields C. B. Galbraith Roy Curtis C. E. Carroll and E. M. Benesch.
Felix McDonald was found guilty of kidnapping Dr. Isaac Dee Kelley in St. Louis and sentenced to 60 years in the penitentiary. The verdict followed a 2 1/2 hour jury deliberation before Circuit Judge Julius Nolte. Angela Rosegrant had previous been convicted and sentenced to 20 years in October.
Amarillo real estate leaders say excessive taxes burden property as Tom Bruner, newly elected vice president of the Texas Real Estate Board, cites a National Realtors Association convention recommendation for state control of local bond issues to limit tax burdens. Bruner notes real estate yields 8 percent of national income yet faces high assessment.
Carroll C. Day of Oklahoma City told Texas life underwriters that insurance solves life problems in a Dallas address before a meeting of the Texas Association of Life Underwriters. Theodore M. Riehle and W Perry Powell spoke as improving business conditions were noted. The Dallas session is one of three sales congresses in Texas with Houston and San Antonio hosting others.
Mr. Green president of the local board outlines tax figures while Mr. Brown reports on property management and Mrs. Elliott addresses the appraisal institute during the general convention. The report notes 300 to 400 volcanic craters south of Arizona in Mexico have been explored, active for nearly half a century.
Relieve monthly pains in minutes with B C a remedy prepared by a registered pharmacist. The formula blends several ingredients used by physicians to ease cramps headaches neuralgia and nervous distress without habit forming drugs. Available in 10¢ and 25¢ packages at drugstores.
In Austin on January 31, the Texas Senate confirmed three nominees to the State Board of Education from Miriam A. Ferguson's administration. The appointees listed include James G. Strong of Panola County and Ben F. Tisinger, with details continuing in the report.
Dee Glance age 42 of 308 Lincoln Street was jailed in the Potter County federal cell block after an arrest by Deputy U S Marshal Bill Lampe on a liquor charge connected to Dallas County. Two years ago Tisinger was nominated to the board by Governor Ross Sterling but the Senate did not confirm him. The Senate approved seven governor appointees last night and left only Mrs Ferguson’s nomination of Guy Waggoner of Fort Worth as Texas racing commission chairman.
Federal agents charged Glance with possession and concealment of five and a half pints of whiskey. A one passenger one horsepower midget car built in England is to be marketed commercially.
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