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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1938
Page
4
Journalist notes author Marjorie Sharp argues American women demand perfection in marriage while English women tolerate faults. Sharp compares husbands to a trained bird dog that may stray for a rabbit but can remain a good husband if the wife forgives occasional lapses.
A Washington based roster of press correspondents describes their roles aboard the presidential train including Vicente Villamin Albert Warner Jason Short and Trohan. Biographies cover their careers from Chicago Tribune to New York Times and Associated Press along with past campaigns conventions and foreign assignments.
Mrs. Virgil Coffee was honored at a shower and lawn party at the home of Mrs. Nelson Hall, 803 8 Virginia Street. Tables formed a circle with Japanese lanterns and flowers as entertainment led by B. D Spidlers Jr. A large gift basket greeted the honoree after she was asked to judge a contest. Numerous attendees from local families and guests from Mississippi and Canyon sent gifts or attended.
Mrs Carl Grey entertained at 4220 West Fifteenth Avenue Saturday afternoon to honor her sister in law Mrs J Malcolm Brown of Los Angeles and cousin Mrs Harey Horner of Davis Oklahoma. Contract bridge provided entertainment with garden flowers in decor. High score prize went to Mrs Harry Britt Warren. Attendees included Mrs Charles Cook Mrs Hack Lassiter Mrs Monty Montgomery Mrs Bil Allen Mrs I W Baker Mrs A I Saddarts Edwin Harris John Smythe Lynn Miller Joan F Sandifer Wayne Prescott and Miss Martha White of Hereford.
The T E L class of Pivot Baptisl Church held its monthly luncheon at the church Friday with Mrs Wilkins presiding. Mrs Bruner led the devotional and a reading was given by Mrs yey. Several members and guests attended the gathering.
Ad reads use Black and White Ointment or an antiseptic dressing to treat itching pimples and eruptions. Mentions a trial size and germicidal protection with advertised soap for sale.
The Social Calendar lists meetings and events across Las Am ega area clubs and organizations. Activities include needle and art clubs, a radio Britain program tea, a student class at Tenth Avenue Methodist Church, and a recital at Playhouse with Mrs Mendel and Mrs Marshall among organizers and hostesses.
Mrs Jimmie Swan entertained Wee XV Club at her home 1s2 B Hughes Street on Friday afternoon. Bridge winners were Jerry Lane high prize Bill McBroom traveling and Joe Proctor consolation. Lane received a surprise birthday shower. Guests included Mrs Layton and others as refreshments were served.
Miss Allene Killian received a miscellaneous shower at Miss Tris Jerman’s Pleasant Valley home Thursday evening. Entertainment featured Gans and Waste. Attendees included Prances Dickerson Huntaville Mo, Dorothy Dickerson, Ada Brown, Irene, Pauline Brand, Evelyn Rowe, Mildred Conover, Frances Conover, Iria Jerman, Allene Killian, Mrs Raymond Smith, Dick Arthur, George Killian, W. A. Brand, and Jack Jerman. Gifts from Ben Simma and Lew Crawford. Refreshments were served by the hostess and Mildred Conover.
A birthday shower was held for Mrs A C Burleson by the Busy Peaver Clot at the home of Mrs Ella Mane Cubbs. Refreshments were served to Mesdames A C Birlemai, in Cubson, Park Pile, Jo Black, Jack Chiftin, Amo Lee Peak, Chester Fire, Miss Georgi Burleson and the hostess. The event notes plans for a next gathering with Mrs Jo Utack at 1700 Pillsvare Street.
A birthday party honoring Randal Jucson Shoemaker was held at his home 5606 Tyler Street Friday afternoon. Attending were Donald Ray Martin Raymond Crap Gene Raferd Walt Raferd Nourdel Charlene Pinkies Mary Ryeth Dor Loewe Betty Jean Jo Neil Wada Farieoe Brive and others.
The Business Women's Circle of the First Baptist Church met on Mrs. C. P. Atwood's lawn at 3911 West Sixth Avenue Friday evening. Vada Walden Circle members served fried chicken. Mrs. T. H. McDonald reviewed the book Stewardship and Missions. New officers were elected: Ammonds Emma Ogle R. B. Nutt J. M. Kuykendall Vernon Hogan Robert Ricks J. R. Hodges A. L. Anderson B Foster T. H. McDonald Horace Griggs G. C. Elder R. B. Burnett Estelle Scott C. P. Atwood LaUna Willis Etta Atkins.
Mrs Ida Barksdale celebrated her 72nd birthday with a party hosted by her daughter Mrs J N Merchant at Mrs Prank Altman home. A handkerchief shower was given and many relatives and friends attended including Mesdames Taylor Beale Moore Gruver Cooper McKee Parker Shelton Carpenter Davis Brasher Burgess Simpson Lacefield Holt Williamson Holt Merchant Altman Williamson Eliff Knox Goodwin and others.
Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club will meet with Mrs. W. N. Minter Wednesday afternoon at 2 40 o clock.
The Diversion Club postpones its Thursday morning gathering to the second Thursday in September in Oregon. The O R C Auxiliary will meet Thursday at 9 o clock at Carpenters Hall. Energetic Needie Club plans to meet with Mrs L G Marshall at 820 Tennessee Street on Tuesday at 3 o clock.
Police chief R D Thorp urges traffic officers to report careful driving incidents. The idea is to commend good behavior with personal letters rather than pursue arrest in dangerous driving areas.
Jackson Hole reports a wave of thefts at the Sportsmen's Center with $1000 in merchandise stolen from parked cars and local stores. County Attorney W W Niehen notes a pattern as thieves target goods during recent weeks in the Jackson Hole area.
A reader questions etiquette for bridesmaids gifts lasting, asking the bride about silver pattern, initials on silver, whether ushers join the receiving line, and which side the bride stands. The solution endorses lasting gifts, asking the bride, no initial on the silver, ushers do not join the line, and the bride stands on the right. if a damaged gift arrives, notify the store.
Household hints cover starching washed clothes for stiffness and even distribution, storing electric cords to avoid damage, keeping sugar for meringue pies, and damp iron guidance. Tips include adding starch to rinse water, turning garments wrong side out, drying and cooling before meringue, and hanging fabric cords properly to prevent dust and wear.
Members of the Deb-Ette Club gathered for dinner at the Amarillo Hotel Coffee Shop Friday at 7:40 p m. Attendees included Catherine Manning Dean Reed Ida Lou Nisbett Helen McKinley Fern Brannen Sis Vernon Margaret Dickinson Paula Edquist Joan McCormick Dorothy Clutter Mary Pratt Frances Maxfield Maxine Atclist Betty Jean Mead Florence Neely and Margaret McKennie. A million dollar glass exhibit will be a feature of the New York World's Fair.
A vintage testimonial for Lifebuoy soap highlighting its purifying ingredient to stop B O during daily baths or showers. It claims the soap keeps you feeling keen and fresh even on hot days and that millions use Lifebuoy for bath and complexion. Try it for rich mild lather.
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