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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1935

Page

5

Rainbow Girls Entertain at Garden Party

The Amarillo Assembly of Rainbow Girls hosted a garden party at Mrs. F. D. Radstrk’s home to celebrate Rev. Frank Sexson’s birthday. Grand Hope Rosemary Selover attended as an honored guest, with Louise Hertner serving punch and a large list of attendees and special guests from local groups.

Amarillo Order of Rainbow Girls Frank Sexson F. D. Radstrk Fountain Terrace Rosemary Selover Grand Hope of Texas Punch Louise Hertner Dorothy Bowden Alice Bridges Thelma Means Irene Campbell Floriene Wilson Mary Helen Jenson Cleta Grace Holland Dorothy Peterson Marty Elizabeth Towne Doris Shore Viola Ruth Hawkins June Hardcrave Margie McSwain Laura Ross Marjorie Davis Elizabeth’ Means The 1 Means Jean Lynch Minnie Ruth Finley Anne Hardgrave Betty Glass Frankie Geter Alma Richardson Mesdames A. Petersen Ione Fergus F. D. Ralisback

Mrs Carl G Clifft Hosts Beryl Needle Club Meeting

The Beryl Needle Club met at 4237 West Ninth Avenue hosted by Mrs. Carl G. Clifft. Members and guests shared sewing, plans for a picnic at Ellwood Park at 8 PM Tuesday, with refreshments served to numerous club members and guests.

Beryl Needle Club Carl G. Clifft West Ninth Avenue Ellwood Park Alice Gray Florence Thompson A. C. Lyle K. Shank Gladys Williams Lucille Criswell Branum Carl Larsen G. M. Privitt J. B. McGee A.C. Shaw R. R. Spangler L. C. Stevens G. K. Weaver H. A. Williams J. A. Wills

Class Meets With Ivan Boxwell

The Kum-Bak Class of the First Christian Church met at Ivan Boxwell's home at 903 Taylor Street on Monday evening. They made work plans, appointed new committers, and planned a Class record book. Refreshments were served.

First Christian Church Ivan Boxwell Taylor Street

Fashion notes and a warning from distant islands

The piece discusses current fashion trends with schoolgirl inspired skirts, flat sandals, floral accessories and evening flowers. It then offers lipstick application tips and ends with a caution about fire theft being the worst crime in the Andaman Islands and Bay of Bengal region where aborigines struggle to start new fires.

Andaman Islands Bay of Benegal

Tonight and Saturday Evening Community Events in Amarillo

A schedule lists events at Amarillo College of Music auditorium 8 30 p m piano revival by Helen Osgood and summer voice and piano classes. Also notes Woodview Circle W O W Hall 8 o clock Junior No 2 Department First Baptist Church picnic Ellwood Park 6 o clock.Forest Hill School building 8 o clock entertainment by Boy Scout Troop 23 Potter County Library 10 o clock Saturday Children's Story Hour Parish House St Andrew's Episcopal Church 8 o clock Knights of Sir Galahad order at Parish House.

Helen Osgood Amarillo College of Music Department of the First Baptist Church Ellwood Park Boy Scout Troop No Forest Hill Potter County Library Order of Knights of Sir Galahad St. Andrew's Episcopal Church

Humphries Honored At Picnic and Shower

Mr and Mrs Louis Humphries who will move to Altus Oklahoma were honored with a picnic supper and handkerchief shower Tuesday at the Palisades. Mr Humphries, a local letter carrier, has been transferred. Mrs S B Ledbetter led accordion numbers. guests included H H Horne Pred Wallace Louis Humphries Lee Barny R B Grooves W E Williams J A Wills S S Ledbetter D O Hobson Huch Reeves Robert Burnett J C Powell Pearl Simpson E S Dollar Evelyn Wills Norma Wills and Frank Barker.

Louis Humphries Altus Okla Palisades Humphries Ledbetter Messrs. and Mesdames H. H. Horne Pred Wallace Lee Barny R. B. Gooves W. E. Williams J. A. Wills S. S Ledbetter D. O. Hobson Huch Reeves Robert Burnett Mesdames J. C. Powell Pearl Simpson E. 8. Dollar Misses Evelyn Wills Norma Wills Mr. Frank Barker

Piano and voice recital at Amarillo College of Music

Piano and voice pupils from Amarillo College of Music will present a recital in the college auditorium Saturday night at 8 30 o clock. The event showcases student progress and features multiple solo and ensemble pieces by the summer term class.

Amarillo College of Music

Three Lyman brothers near half century service with rail line

Frank and Jesse Lyman each surpassed fifty years with the Boston and Maine Railroad. Bert Lyman, the youngest, has five more years to reach fifty, totaling 153 years of combined service by the three brothers.

Conway. WN. HH Boston & Maine Railroad Frank Jesse Lyman Bert

Two Holes in One by N M Schaum in Wilson

N M Schaum of Wilson achieved a hole in one on the 210 yard fifth hole at a local course. Six weeks later he carded another ace on the 180 yard 18th hole, again at the same course.

Wilson, N.C N M. Schaum Wilson

114 year old ex slave in Tennessee landmark

Mark Thrash a former slave aged 114 lives at 114 Chicamauga Park in Tennessee on a government pension. He supports his fifth wife and a step child. His eldest child, now 92, is among his 27 offspring.

Chicamaugua Park Tenn U.P Mark Thrash

Oregon steelhead salmon sent to stock Finnish streams

Astoria Oregon reports a shipment of 50000 eggs from Oregon steelhead salmon being forwarded to Finland for hatching and release. The program has been used for several years with success and aims to stock Finnish streams with native fish for conservation.

Astoria Oregon Finland

He's My Husband Malcolm Campbell and His Speed Love

Lady Campbell portrays Sir Malcolm Campbell as a driven explorer of record speeds. She details his thrill seeking nature and routine, his blue attire superstition, and their family life with children Donald and Jean as he pursues new marks at Daytona and Utah while she doubts his promise to quit at two million miles per hour.

Sir Malcolm Campbell Britain Lady Campbell Sir Malcolm Daytons Maeterlinck London Povey Cross Donald Jean Campbell Booneville Utah Malcolm

Colorado students post higher A average winter quarter

Forty University of Colorado students earned straight A averages during the winter quarter, up from 36 in the fall quarter, according to university figures.

Boulder, Colo University of Colorado

Pride of Sandusky Bay Scow Sailed From Sandusky

The old passenger steamer Arrow of Sandusky and Lake Fire Island line, known as the pride of Sandusky Bay, has been referenced in a glimpse of Bay area maritime history.

Pride OF Bay Scow Sandusky Arrow Lake Fire Island Sandusky Bay Ciicaro

Father raises flag daily since son’s WWI death

Watertown Mississippi reports David Thompson raises a flag over his home each morning since his son Joseph enlisted in the Infantry and was killed at Bois d Haumont in France October 16 1918.

Watertown Miss Joseph David Thompson Bois d'Haumont France

Death by own action in Sandusky muskets incident

Ray Wash, a 49 year old farmer in Sandusky, tamped an extra heavy powder charge into a Civil War musket and killed himself. The incident appears linked to financial setbacks.

Sandusky Ray Washburn

Trams Tickets Demand Shocks Toronto Fans

Citizens report a demand for streetcar tickets instead of cash at a Toronto event. The piece mentions Tra Lee Taylor, a Harrisburg North Carolina high school senior, who has not missed a day from classes in 11 years.

Toronto Tra Lee Taylor Harrisburg N.C

Police Judge Chapman Fined for Parking Violation

Ida Roise reports that Police Judge B Chapman admitted fault for overparking and paid a two dollar fine. The incident notes the judge’s self handling of a citation and his reaction as it appeared in police files.

Self Roise Ida B. Chapman

Lost ring found after 35 years in Bastrop field

In Bastrop Texas J H Bard recalls his mother losing a ring 35 years ago. The ring was made by his father from a gold piece and was found recently by Hubbard while tending a cotton field.

Bastrop Tex C. J. H Bard Hubbard

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mrs Woodview Circle W. O. W. Hall College Dr. Ragland J. W. Ragland Polk Husband Malcolm Campbell Edward J. Neil Assocated Press Schilling Russell Middleton Certified Public Accountant EAD Phillips
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