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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1934
Page
6
The California legislature authorized issuance of special unemployment relief plates at no cost to eligible unemployed residents who cannot afford automobile licenses. It specifies relief plates be issued to those deemed worthy and in need.
Miss Patricia Pipkin daughter of Mr and Mrs H C Pipkin will serve as court jester at the Guadalupe Court pageant July 4 at Camp Waldemar. Other noted participants include Miss Margaret Stone and Miss Imogene Kincade with the glee club providing music.
Tonight events include the Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club ice cream social at the school building and recitals by Helen Osgood at Amarillo College of Music Auditorium and Gene Galle pupils outdoors at 2909 Harrison Street all at 8:30. Also the Progressive Speakers Club meets at Blackburn-Shaw chapel at 7:30 and the Mary Miller Beard Interpretative Reading Club at 1504 Hayden Street at 8. Tuesday see Blue Marigold Bridge Club at 2:30 and Ace of Hearts Club at 1305 West Thirteenth Avenue also at 2:30 with additional sewing and social group meetings listed.
Weaver at 1310 East Thirteenth Avenue hosts a 3 o'clock gathering. Book of Mormon class convenes at 828 Parker Street with 2 30 Amarillo Chapter and No 787 Order of Eastern Star at the Masonic Temple. Unity Study Club meets at 1500 Taylor Street at 8 o'clock. W M 8 of San Jacinto Methodist Church holds a 2 30 o'clock session.
Margaret Gibbs was elected president of the River Road 4-H Club at a Friday afternoon meeting at her home. Viola Moore was chosen reporter. The lesson covered jelly and jam making. Plans for a club picnic were discussed. The next meeting will be at Frances Hall's home.
Amarillo Country Club to host its annual breakfast dance for members on Wednesday from 5 to 8 AM at the club house. Melody Maids provide music and reservations are required by noon Tuesday. Dr and Mrs Guy Owens with family have returned from an extended East visit.
Mrs. Lee Bivins hosts Mrs. R R Hazlewood now living in Austin as house guests. Jeff and Mrs Neely depart for Creede Colorado for two weeks. James Pryor and sister in law Mrs Frank Jones visit from Lubbock for a week. Puckett couple vacationing in Antonito Colorado. Davis children visit Springfield Missouri for a month. San Jacinto Methodist Church Woman’s Missionary Society meets Tuesday at 2 30 instead of Wednesday due to July Fourth. Mary Miller Beard Reading Club meets tonight at 8 at Mrs Floyd Marsh home.
Report notes a 4 picnic planned by L. T. D. Club members for their husbands at San Jacinto Park Thursday at 7 p.m. In Arkansas, the Supreme Court denied rehearing for Mark H. Shank, condemned for a quadruple murder, with a new execution date to be set by Governor Futrell.
The Italian dramatic tenor Giuseppe Bentonelli gave a sacred program at Central Presbyterian Church, under Hjalmar Bergh, praising his intelligent phrasing and vocal command. The choir, led by Mrs Eloise Gipson, and organist Mrs J Francis Brown provided support as Bentonelli delivered Massanets Oh Lord Almighty and Verdi Manzoni Requiem selections.
Jack Fischer, Amarillo youth and Oklahoma University graduate, now a Rhodes Scholar at Oxford, is writing special AP articles from Madrid during his summer in Spain. Regulations barred Rhodes students from publishing in their first year, but his year finished last month.
Amarillo Legionnaires host their annual Fourth of July welcoming party at Jack Hall's Ranch with swimming and dancing from 9 30 to 1 30. Hanson Post sponsors but Dr. T M Montgomery notes it is a public event and invites all. Admission 35 cents per person.
President Roosevelt travels toward Hawaii aboard the Houston after finishing urgent duties. Franklin Jr and John Roosevelt accompany him as three reporters ride along on the destroyer Gilmer, with the Williamson and convoy in support.
Beautiful women seek MELLO GLO the new French face powder. Purest and smoothest powder stays on longer with no flaky look or grime. Prevents large pores and feels comfortable blending naturally with any complexion. Available at City Drug Stores for 50 cents and 1 dollar.
A reader quotes his voluntary letter praising Kellogg's All-Bran for regularity and reduced need for pills. The ad notes constipation links to headaches and loss of appetite, promotes All-Bran's bulk, vitamin B and iron, and suggests two tablespoons daily with meals for chronic cases.
County Attorney Howard Anderson filed delinquency charges this morning against Wayne Luckness an Amarillo youth arrested Saturday night on a stolen automobile theft case. The vehicle owned by Will Saunders a local Amarillo lawyer was taken from a parking area in front of the White and Kirk store and recovered shortly after by sheriff's deputies.
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