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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1934
Page
5
Pattern 1894 by Anne Adams offers a versatile jacket to match or contrast frocks. Describes fabric pairing, sizes, and yardage. includes step by step instructions. Orders with 15 cents for pattern and 25 cents for book are mailed to Amarillo Globe Pattern Department in New York City.
The Junior Welfare League will sponsor a scavenger hunt Wednesday at 8 pm from the home of Miss Betty Wooldridge to aid its free clinic for needy preschool children. A $10 prize will go to the winner. call league members to attend. Committee includes Mrs. Howard Puckett 4341, Mrs. William Q. Boyce 6718, and Miss Wooldridge 4159.
In Paris on July 10 two fashionable women attended an evening ball. Baronne Harry dErlander wore white crepe with red flowers while Mademoiselle Cecile de Rothschild wore red poppy printed crepe. Both outfits featured simple lines and blue accents elsewhere.
Tonight features Catholic Daughters at Parish House eight, San Jacinto Methodist ice cream social eight thirty, Eastern Star at Masonic Temple eight, and Unity Study Club at 1500 Taylor Street eight. Wednesday includes multiple church circles and missionary groups with meetings from three o'clock to 3:30, plus circle hosts and addresses listed for attendees.
A surprise miscellaneous shower for Mrs. Ray McCullough was hosted by Mrs. John McCullough and Mrs. W. L. Robinson at 200 Prospect Street on Monday evening. A pink and blue motif framed the decor while games and refreshments entertained attendees including Mesdames Joe Ut ry L. A. Graham Ruth Tosley Joe McCullough O. W. Caussey Eugene Wimberley Carl Broyles Claude Pickett Pete Van Meter George Bownell Van F. Foster Ted Wheeler Clyde McGinley Irene Finley W. L. Peters John Taylor John McCullough W. L. Robinson and L. A. McCullough of El Reno.
The Woman's Council of West Amarillo Christian Church holds three circles at 2:30 and 3 o'clock. Circle 1 led by Mrs. M. E. Jenkins at 709 Sunset Terrace. Circle 2 led by Mrs. C. W. Mason at 314 Maryland Street. Circle 3 led by Mrs. L. D. Lindsay at 112 Wayside Drive.
Announcement states the marriage of Miss Gustine Lorich of Fort Worth to Mr. Jimmie Zoffness of Amarillo occurred Sunday July 1 at the bride’s parents home in Fort Worth. The bride formerly served as secretary for a commercial credit company and was transferred to Fort Worth on promotion. The couple are now at home.
Discussions of various methods of pickling and canning were featured at the Thrifty Home Demonstration Club meeting Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. E. Adelman in Picant Valley. An ice course was served.
Miss Mamie Arm Strange of Fort Worth married Lewis Patton on July 4 with Justice B R Clark officiating. The groom works at the Sanitary Barber Shop and they reside at 17 Pierce Street, P.O. AMN.
The Catholic Daughters of America will convene at Parish House 1110 Washington Street on Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. Mr and Mrs L J Jackson returned to 312 Arch Road Sunday after a month visiting New York and Washington.
A couple preparing to leave for California will depart in a few days and return by October 1 to resume residence at the Herring Hotel.
Mrs Walter Evell and daughter LaGeanne Ezell of Sulphur Oklahoma and Mr and Mrs F L Wilkinson of Ardmore are guests of Mrs Joe Killough and Mrs J A Morgan. Miss Lois Yakley has returned from Fort Worth and was accompanied home by Miss Verna Ruth Jackson. Mrs J L McReynolds has returned from Houston and Galveston and is residing at 1101 Jackson Street.
Memphis youths Neil C. Wheeler and John W. Morrison will depart for Port Francis FB. Warren Cheyenne Wyo to enter infantry service in the U S Army. Recruiting officer Sgt R F Porsvthe said vacancies remain at the army post. Sid McDaniels pled guilty to tampering with an automobile and was sentenced to 30 days in jail by County Judge J M Simpson after already serving 30 days on a theft charge from the same offense.
The Farm Credit Administration announced four additional counties in six states are added to the primary emergency drouth area. California Kansas Nebraska Texas Idaho and Montana join the list where relief loans are made to farmers for feed and forage production. The program uses a 525 million dollar fund and aims to aid applicants threatened with losses of stock who cannot obtain credit elsewhere.
Washington July 10 inflationists criticized reports that George L. Harrison in Basel might push stabilizing the dollar to the pound. Harrison, NY Fed chief, was not acting for the State or Treasury Departments. Senator Thomas urged Harrison to restore the dollar to 1926 purchasing power and warned against tying currency to foreign money.
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