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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1932

Page

3

Kansas City Visitors Are Honor Guests Tea Honoring Mrs Gould and Mrs Wilson

Mrs James L Coss Jr hosted a tea at 1800 Tyler for Kansas City guests Mrs Roy Gould and Mrs Dale Wilson. The receiving line included Mrs Ward and numerous other guests, with pink and green decorations and music by Mrs W F Martin Mrs John Josey and Miss Cornelia Smith.

James L. Coss, Jr John T. Ward Tyler Roy Gould Dale Wilson Kansas City Ward Ted Cox G. L. Yates T. C. Craig Craig Mary Elizabeth Thompson Elizabeth Lydick Betty Fine W. F. Martin John Josey Cornelia Smith R. Dale Wilson R. E. Bergren John Redlins, Jr C. Danner

Women’s Golf Association Meeting Scheduled at Municipal Course

The Women’s Golf Association will meet tomorrow morning at the Municipal Course. All members are urged to be present.

Women’s Golf Association

Browning Class and Social Clubs Meet Tuesday

Social calendar lists Browning Class of First Baptist Church meeting at 3 o clock with Mrs W P Hopkins at 1620 Monroe Street and other groups: Gloom Chasers Club 2 30 at 4232 West Fourteenth Avenue, Lucky Day Bridge Club 2 30 at 806 Fairmont Street, Unity Study Club 8 at 1500 Taylor Street, Open Forum Club at Herring Hotel 8. Sunbeam department held a quarterly party with Joyce Simpson and others. Wedding announced for Olive Pugh and Curtis Manly on June 3 in Rocky Arkansas. Browning Class to meet Tuesday at Polk Street Methodist Church.

Browning First Baptist Church W. P. Hopkins Monroe Street Gloom Chasers Club Paul Noland West Fourteenth Avenue Lucky Day Bridge Club L. E. Breckenridge Fairmont Street Sunbeam Pierce Street Baptist Church L. R. van Skike Joyce Simpson Pat Simpson Marilyn Horton Karleen Horton Margaret Cleghorn Betty Carter Dorothy Carter George Carter Lena Raney Betty Jo Childress Ruby Stanley Jims Tupin Eugene Davis Dawn Devis Donna van Skike C. L. Castleberry Sam Davis Pugh-Manly Olive Pugh Pine Valley Okla Curtis Manly Amarillo Rocky, Ark Manly B. L. Pugh C. V. Manly Irene Thornton Jackie Roberson Vena Wright Thelma Martin Bernice Parker Lela Belle Gann Zelda Phair Billie Sewell Claude Hopkins Cathy Polk Andrew Buntin Willis Hill Bucy Kenney Pete Riley Frank Stackstill Charlie Thornton Polk Street Methodist Church AMOMA Amoms Church

I’m back from conventions amid health concerns and plans

The note details a speaker’s return from a national convention with high blood pressure concerns. It lists events at the First Baptist Church Amom Class meeting, River Road Club delegation vote, and visits in Tyler plus Amarillo Chapter Western Star meeting at the Masonic Temple with addresses and times.

Oo. E Amarillo Order of Western Star Masonic Temple

Roosevelts Victory Hopes Amid Prohibition Debate

A Texas reader reports regional mood about 1932 election, predicting Roosevelt will win while Hoover may be re-elected if hard times persist. He notes East Coast confidence, drys awakening, Chicago conventions, and large support shifts across states.

United States Roosevalt Illinois New York State Connecticut Hoover Amarillo Roosevelt Texas Grover Cleveland

Solons Eager to Quit Work

Congressional readers prepared to adjourn early this week with only three bills left unpassed. The key items are departmental appropriations, a 2.1 billion unemployment relief measure, and efforts to sidetrack the home loan discount bank bill. Leaders aim to avoid a record vote on a 3 percent beer rider and expect final approval of the relief bill with Hoover's signature.

Washington Bingham Conn

Pray for the Children as Nation Reels in Floods

The speaker urges caution during flood season, lamenting wet conditions and political platform effects while expressing relief at personal return. He pleads that the Fourth of July pass safely for children, asking residents to be careful to avoid injuries.

Conductor Shot in Suitcase Unloading at Depot

Boyd Gordon conductor on the Rock Island to Liberal Kan was shot in the foot Friday night while unloading express at the local Rock Island depot. A 22 caliber gun in a suitcase discharged the bullet injury not considered serious and attendants at St Anthony's Hospital report his condition improved.

Boyd Gordon Rock Island Liberal Kans St. Anthony's Hospital Gordon

Robbery at Clarendon Store Baffles Amarillo Police

Police report a store robbery last night in Clarendon. The thief took shirts silk hose rings cigars candy cash and five sacks of flour from the shop.

Clarendon Amarillo

Milwaukee mayor for fifth term pleads for lawful reform

Mayor Hoan wins a fifth term with the largest vote in a Socialist era while Milwaukee’s Berger era remains functional. A banker convicted for insolvent handling faces sentencing as the public eye follows bank and telephony rate changes across the state.

Hoan Victor Berger Milwaukee

Public Utility Troubles Shape a Deer’s Fate

A fragmented reminiscence links subscriber charges to a shake in public utilities. It mentions Robert LaFollette, Samuel Insull, and a scene with rabbits or deer on Insull’s land, hinting at financial collapse and a reflective warning about utility control on ordinary lives.

Milwaukee Chicago Samuel Insull Insull

Druggist Debuts New Headache Remedy B C Formula

A North Carolina pharmacist introduces a new headache cure named B C claiming relief within minutes for most headaches and also easing muscular pains colds neuralgia and fevers without opiates or habit forming drugs. The formula comes in bottles sold nationwide.

North Carina Pharmacist B. C

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Speckery Mildred True Golf Association Unity Study Club Taylor Street Open Forum Club Herring Hotel Tornoon River Road Club A. & M. College River Road Home Demonstration Club J. B. Diggs Dorothy Petersen Hayden Street Phillip Shunway Tex Cliff Rogers Barbara Sue Houston G. B. Hamilton Sixteenth Avenue H. D. Devitt U. S. Department of Agriculture, Good Housekeeping Institute Home Economics Department of Our Colleges Doctors and Dieticians Montgomery Ward &Co Polk ST New York Ama Tillo Solons Wisconsin Public Service Commission Robert LaFollette Thrifty Service Troy Laundry Acme Laundry
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