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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1938
Page
9
A compact etiquette quiz listing five questions on table manners with official answers: napkin placement, buffet etiquette, plate stacks, butter pats, tablecloth corners, and carving set placement with suggested actions and outcomes.
A Tuesday schedule lists multiple NBC programs including Don Winslow of the Navy, Rhythm and Romance, and Robert L. Ripley. It also notes Lost and Found and Sons of the West among afternoon and evening time slots with brief mentions of other shows and a concluding note on network programs.
The Pierce Street Baptist W M U hosted a lawn social at the Ratliff home with an automobile motif in decorations and refreshments. Rev. J D Horton received a birthday gift as hosts served Rev and Mrs Horton and numerous members and spouses listed by name.
Miss Esther Jacobson and Harry Glickman were married in a garden ceremony at the bride's Los Angeles home with 350 guests. Rabbi N T Addleson officiated. the couple plans to reside in Los Angeles after a honeymoon to Alaska. The bride attended Los Angeles High School and UCLA. the groom attended Polytechnic High and UCLA and owns the Liberty Theater in Amarillo.
Hollywood star Jane Withers returned to fame today after a firecracker exploded in her left hand while she prepared to duel with her right hand. The accident happened at Lake Arrowhead and she received first aid and was told to stop handling fireworks.
Tonight events include Amarillo Chapter O F B at Masonic Hall Seventh Avenue and Taylor Street at eight o clock. Amarillo Rebekah Lodge at I O O F Hall at eight. American Legion Auxiliary at Legion Hall at six. Wednesday features River Road Home Demonstration Club host at 2 o'clock, plus church meetings and club gatherings across town at various venues and times.
The MacDowell Music Club plans a Tuesday afternoon tea to honor Radio Britain Moeller, noted composer from Amarillo and Chicago. The event will be hosted at Mrs. W. W. Mellroy’s home with club members and patrons invited. Moeller is visiting her parents, Mr and Mrs E C Britain, 1300 Monroe Street.
The Queen Esther Club plans a lawn party at 1600 Hughes Street hosted by Mrs Emily Herter with co-hostesses Mrs J W Britt and Mrs W A Christian. The event will occur Thursday evening at seven o clock.
Miss Ruth DeOrmand of Amarillo and Bill Coffey of El Paso wed Saturday at the home of Mr and Mrs Jerry Beck 3411 Tyler Street. Rev E B Pincher officiated before friends with summer flowers in the reception rooms. The couple left Sunday for home in El Paso and planned a brief vacation in New Mexico.
A portrait of young working women who navigate daily commutes in practical dark clothes accented by bright accessories. They balance modest salaries with personal grooming and charm, maintaining femininity and independence while seeking energy and ambition in life.
Miss Lora Skinner and Horace Dunlap marry in a parsonage ceremony at Buchanan Street Methodist Church with Rev. C. M. Addison presiding. Dunlap, formerly of Memphis, works with Olver Farm Equipment Sales Co. They plan to reside at 3716 West Sixth Avenue after a wedding trip to Carlsbad and New Mexico.
The Woman's Auxiliary of the Post Christian Church will meet Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock in the church parlour.
The Woodmen Circle will hold a regular meeting Thursday night at 8 oclock in the 1 OO F. Hall.
Practical tips cover cleaning a garbage can with hot water and soap, airing in the sun, and lining with papers. It offers quick meals from leftovers, chicken salad tips, moldable dishes, and methods to prepare corn starch pudding and stuffed eggs, with step by step cues and flavor twists.
Betty Knight daughter of Mr and Mrs G L Knight celebrated her 13th birthday at Camp Mary White with a dinner party. Campers seated with her included Margaret Boyce Amarillo Mary Louise Hendricks Bartlesville Okla Betty Anne Culberson Pampa Jeanne Montague and Marilynne Montague Houston Roy Ann Cullum Amarillo.
Busy Beaver Club members gathered at Mrs. Stark Fitz home for games and refreshments. Attendees included Anne Lee Peak A C Burleson Ella Mae Gibbs Chester Fitz Jo Black Jack Griffin Bob Gibson Georgia Burleson and Margaret Lee Witt. Afterward flowers were sent to ill Mrs Earl Curtis. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs Gibbs.
River Road Home Demonstration tub meets at the home of Mr. F. L. Smith on Wednesday at 2 o'clock. Mrs. E J. Webb will be hostess.
The Christian Builder Class of Pierce Street Baptist Church celebrated Rev. J. D. Horton's birthday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. F. E. Jones. Guests played games of 42 and presented a birthday gift to the honoree, with many members attending.
The Will A Miller Chapter Unit ed Daughters of the Confederacy met Friday afternoon at 170 Hayden Street. President Mrs A F Keirsey led a brief business session. Miss Laura Hamner led the lesson on The Story of the Confederacy. Members shared interest in the final reunion of the Blue and Gray at Gettysburg. Refreshments followed.
Weekend guests of Mrs L C Thompson at Hotel Amarillo were Miss Christene Thompson of Tyler and Miss Mary Head of Sherman. They stop in Amarillo on their return trip from Tyler en route to Los Angeles.
Agnes Graham Circle of the First Baptist Church will be entertained with a picnic at the G. P. Atwood home 3911 West Sixth Avenue Friday evening. The group will meet at the church at 6 15.
The Beryl Needle Club will meet at 2 PM Thursday in the home of Mrs. Bob Lewis at 708 Tennessee Street.
An external irritation remedy offers Black & White Ointment with germicidal dressing to ease itching burning and soreness from pimples ringworm eczema and other blemishes. Large size 25c trial 10c also recommended with Black & White Skin Soan.
Readable content lists NBC and CBS station networks with regional spreads and a dense afternoon into evening program lineup. Includes station tags, interchanges, and assorted performers and shows across East Midwest Mountain South Pacific regions.
The lineup lists 5 15 to 9 PM programs. Hollywood Screenscoops and Boake Carter lead into Helen Menken Lew White organ pieces and Edward G Robinson plays. Al Jolson, Jack Berch, Goodman Swing, Hal Kemp, Bob Hope, The Four Clubmen and Viewpoints of Americans follow with a News at 9. F Dailey Orchestra performs.
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