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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1939
Page
2
Opinion argues two monthly assemblies on tolerance can help curb prejudice in students like Johnny, but notes parents are the root source of bigotry. If mothers and fathers stop using slurs and racial nicknames, school efforts may be more effective in reducing taunts toward peers of different race or faith.
At a Amarillo Hotel luncheon the Woman's Auxiliary to the Panhandle Dental Society elected officers for the coming year. President is Mrs E V Johnston of Dalhart. other officers include Mrs Roy McCasland Tulsa first vice president and Mrs W J Floyd Plainview second vice president and chair of Dental Health. Secretary treasurer Mrs W B Stevenson Amarillo. historian Mrs W I Dinan. publicity Mrs Eugene Gibbons. parliamentarian Mrs Manse Wood Perryton. The group announced projects The National Dental Health Poster Contest in the Schools and Dental Health Programs Before Clubs. The next meeting will be at the Herring Hotel next year. Amarillo Auxiliary meets Feb 22 at Aronson Tea Room. The luncheon was hosted by Pierce Dental Supply Co.
Los Angeles reporter notes teacher Helen Hulick refused to wear a dress in November and went to jail for contempt. She later returned to testify again in the same burglary case, drawing public attention to attire in court.
Dr. Claude A. Moore of Lexington Mississippi served as chief speaker and discussion leader at the Panhandle District Dental Society meeting in Amarillo. The program covered amalgam techniques oral surgery extractions and related topics with about 75 dentists registered. Delegates and hosts for the Northwest Texas Older Boys Conference were announced with more than 300 out of town boys to attend and be housed by local families.
A Houston postmark requests a comprehensive list of everything Texas has, seen as a difficult fill akin to transporting burros to an Eastern summer resort. The note references the first underwater highway tunnel in America built under the Chicago River during 1866 69, now used for surface cars only.
Portable transmitting and receiving units were arranged on the stage of the High School Auditorium. A simple explanation of television principles accompanied the lecture and demonstration for Amarillo High School students.
Promote vaccination for smallpox diphtheria and scarlet fever starting in infancy. Early immunization saves thousands of children and reduces infant illness compared with past eras. Families should consult their doctor for care, diet, and schedules and buy trusted baby supplies from reputable pharmacists.
The list details numerous Amarillo social events and meetings. Rebekah Lodge, church circles, bridge tournaments, sewing and travel clubs, demonstrational clubs, and youth groups convene across streets like Pierce Tyler Taylor and Sunset with times from 1 to 7:40 PM.
Women s Missionary Society of the Pierce Street Baptist Church will hold an all day meeting at the church starting at 10 90 a m with a foundation study and business session followed by a covered dish luncheon at noon.
Announcement from Amarillo confirms the marriage of Miss Mary Wilson and Gerald Geyer of Shamrock. The ceremony occurred Friday evening at the Orrick home in Shamrock with Rev. E T Smith. The couple resides in Shamrock where he works at Tindall Drug Store and she with Southwestern Bell.
About 70 women attended the Parish Council of NCCW meeting Sunday afternoon at Cathedral Hall. Mrs. Herrmann presided as officers for the new year were named: Herrmann president, Horn vice president, Carter secretary-treasurer. Bishop Lucey spoke on Catholic Action and a paper on the Catholic Peace Program was presented by Mrs. Herrmann. Diocesan president Mrs. Lane attended. Plans were set for the DGCW event to be held at Dalhart on February 13.
Gamma Delphian Chapter meets at the Amarillo Hotel with a Friday program led by Miss Caroline Wilcox on Thomas Hardy and includes discussions of Thrice Rejected by MacMillan Seven Shaping Factors and The Imminent Will in Fiction. The event closes with Hardy's Poetic Art discussed by Mrs. W A Zischang and Mrs. Horace Dyer.
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Tenth Avenue Methodist Church will meet Wednesday at 2 PM in the church parlors for a business session. Mrs. R. H. Grooms presides. Mrs. Rufus McDowell leads the Bible Study chapter. Members urged to attend.
Reverend T. J. Drury pastor of Sacred Heart Cathedral will address the Altar Society meeting Wednesday at 1 30 p m at Cathedral Hall. He will discuss The Home In Social Life. Society officials name Mestames C. A Cadwallader J P O ler and M J Storek as speakers or guests.
The Four-F Club met yesterday afternoon at the home of president Mrs. W. D. Yates. Parliamentarian Mrs. J. M. Chilton led by laws and constitution discussions. Refreshments were served to Mesdames Brady, Krivan, Scoby, Gentry, Williams, Chilton, Barnett, Roberts, Davidson, the hostess Yates, and Miss Loleita L. Yates.
The regular monthly workers council of the junior department of the San Jacinto Methodist Church will be held tonight at 7 30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. P. G. Tucker 317 Florida Street.
The Home Interest Club will meet Thursday at 2 30 PM at the home of Mrs W R Ballard 1312 Pierce Street. St Andrews Guild to Meet Wednesday At Parish House At 3 PM.
The Sons of The American Legion Squadron 44 held a regular drum and bugle corps meeting Monday night followed by a special session. New officers for the year include Captain Roland Lawrence and Adjutant B N Blanton. An executive committee was named with Mary Barr Cassie Stephenson Pegey Seales Mickle Robinson and others to guide the corps. A membership drive and extensive program were announced with a Thursday 7 30 pm planning meeting.
The Amarillo Chamber of Commerce received a request from Lubbock’s finance committee chair seeking full details of the planned community center. The proposal mentions using the National Guard Armory in Amarillo as a potential site during the construction period.
Reader guidance on overcoming constipation by addressing diet and bulk. Recommends Kellogg's All Bran breakfast cereal to provide bulk and hydration for better bowel movements. Notes common eating patterns may cause issues and emphasizes the need for daily cereal and water.
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