Rev Guy Newman Honored At Centennial Luncheon
Rev. Guy Newman assistant pastor of the First Baptist Church, leaving for Waco, was honored at a Centennial luncheon hosted by the Amomia Class. The event featured Texas and U S flags, Texas map place cards, bluebonnet mint cups, and a program including a wedding feature for Miss Genus Warren and Mr. Arthur Cox Religion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Newman
First Baptist Church
Waco
Texas
United States
Amarillo
Lloyd Jobe
Howard Boxwell
Genus
Arthur Cox
Marjorie Warren
Guy Smyth
Miss Warren
Kengrin
the Bible
the Church
the Gospel and Christian College
H. M. Luma
A. L. Moore
G. M. Sullinger
Roy Houston
R. 8. Roth
Swere Mesdames FE
M. Broome
Le= Gibbins
Gilbert Lee
Tom Gilley
E. O. Bateman
E. O. Bailey
H. J. New
Gaines Warren
Queen's Judge Leads Calm Service With Tributes and Music
The altar service featured Mrs. W. L. Cannon Jr singing Christ Will My Pilot Be. After recessional Mrs. Robert B. Burnett spoke on the link between religion and learning and paid tribute to Rev. Newman, presenting him with a gift. Attendees included Rev. Newman, Dr. and Mrs. Williams and many named church members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Cannon, Jr
Christ
Robert B. Burnett
Newman
Howard Williams
Rev. Newman
Mrs. Williams
L. L. Jobe
Tom Gilley
Guy Smyth
H. J. New
John Cureton
Roy Houston
Leland Gibbins
M. Boone
Snook
A. L. Moore
Maurice Williams
T. B. Atkins
H. T. Miller
BE. O. Bateman
R. FE. Work
Gilbert Lee
H. M. Luna
Lloyd Roberson
D. B. Williams
Sue Mitchell
Mesdames FE
O. Bailey
W. McEachern
Bill Conway
Velda Whittington
Gaines Warren
A. P F. Berg
O. B. Ginn
G. M. Sullenger
Howard Boxwell
G. C. Matthews
Lee Ryan
Larsh
Elmer Vandiver
Roth
Ruth Reddell
Ruby Wilson
H. Gentry
D. P. Hadley
R. L. Smoot
Eddie Mann
Frank Ellis
Misses Georgia Brooks
Emma Roberson
Marjorie Warren
Social Calendar listing church events and meetings
The Social Calendar lists Circle No 8 of Central Presbyterian Church picnic at Ellwood Park at 6 30 tonight. Friday events include M O L Class at First Baptist Church luncheon and meeting at 12 15 and Forest Hill Home Demonstration Club at 2119 Sanborn Street at 2 o clock with Woodmen Circle at 7 30 at the I O O F Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Presbyterian Church
Ellwood Park
First Baptist Church
Forest Hill
W. J. Pascoe
Sanborn Street
Dear Anne Hirst: Should Pauline leave the lifeline of love
In a long readers’ letter the adviser counsels Pauline to assess long struggle with a partner who lacks luck and funds. She is urged to show belief in him before marriage, avoid martyrdom, and require him to prove himself. Advice also touches on unfaithful wives and fairness in marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Hirst
Pauline
Mar
Japan Establishes Clinic to Curb Death by Own Action
Tokyo authorities combat suicide by love entanglements and leaps from buildings. A new office led by Ryunosuke Kobayashi will interview at risk individuals, prevent Shinju cases, and organize lectures with educators and social workers. Police consider nets and dedicated guards at tall structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Thompson
Tokyo
U.P
Japan
Ryunosuke Kobayashi
Japan Suicide Prevention Society
Mihara- Yama
Oshima
Kobayashi
Matsuya Department
Birthplace of the American ice cream sundae in Two Rivers
E C Berners, a retired confectioner, recalls the nineties idea that Two Rivers, Wisconsin became famous as the sundae birthplace. He recounts a tale of chocolate syrup misused on ice cream and a Manitowoc bottle origin. The story centers on George Hallauer of Marshall, Illinois, and a night visit to a local ice cream parlor.
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Two Rivers
Wis
E. C. Berners
Berners
George Hallauer
Marshall, Tl
George
Plac
Ice cream sundae origin tale tied to Berners story
Folklore recalls how Bernard Berners poured syrup on ice cream sparking the sundae tale. It traces to Chicago and Manitowoc as George Giffy popularized the dish on Sundays after a playful exchange with a customer. The note ends with sundae dishes labeled Handle with Care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giffy
Berners
Versatile Pattern 4049 for Anne Adams Dresses
A sewing pattern notice promotes Anne Adams Pattern 4049 offering two chic versions for sizes 12 to 40. One version with brief sleeves and simple neckline, another with Peter Pan collar and three quarter puff sleeves in dark sheer. Includes fabric needs, step by step instructions, price fifteen cents or twenty five for both, and orders to The Amarillo Globe Pattern Department New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Jetest Fabric
Amarito Globe Pattern Department
New York
N. Y
Amarillo Woman Attends Wichita Falls Luncheon Honor
An Amarillo woman Mrs. John T Willis attended a home coming luncheon in Wichita Falls Monday honoring Mrs. James W Allred. More than 200 friends joined the affair in the Holt Hotel Attic as Mrs. Willis and her daughters Betty Lou and Sister visit Mrs. Willis mother Mrs. M H Benson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
John T. Willis
Wichita Falls
James W Allred
Alfred
Holt Hotel
Willis
Betty Lou
Population Shift from Rural Areas to Cities in London Study
Western Ontario's urban population grows while rural communities shrink by 16 933 residents, according to a table compiled by the London Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ont
Ontario
London Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Queen Charine Crowned Top Beauty of New York Chorus
Charlotte Joslin named ace beauty among 465 chorus girls in New York for her comeliness of face and figure. The title honors her as the group’s premier performer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Joslin
New York
Tach
Bridge Dinner Honors Poindexter and Whit ten
Mrs. Ruby Poindexter and Miss Gladys Whitten former Amarilloans now living in Topeka Kansas were honored at a Woodmen Circle Drill Team bridge dinner Tuesday at the Aronson Tea Room. The centerpiece featured summer flowers and both honorees are former local drill team captains. Present were Mesdames Poindexter Fastim Short Elliott Ames McMillen Massey Taylor and Miss Whitten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Poindexter
Gladys Whitten
Elizabeth Taylor
Miss Whitten
Poindexter
Mrs. Easum
Martha Class Picnic in Filwood Park
The Martha Class of the First Baptist Church held a picnic Tuesday in Filwood Park with H W Larsh of Denver leading prayers and Mary Longley giving a reading. Attendees included E A Pounds Clyde Mays M Allen Baker C B Hudspeth Boone Moreland R B Tisdal Gilbert Ridings T M Tweedy Byron Ellis M F Shaw H W Larsh Anna Mae Montgomery Thelma Vinez Marjorie Haskins Bernice Ray Mary Blackbernice Blount Maud Serugas Stella Lackey Mary Longley Irene Wolfe Tone Burkett James L Coss Jr TY F Gilbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha
First Baptist Church
Filwood Park
H. W. Larsh
Denver
Mary Longley
Mesdames E. A. Pounds
Clyde Mays
M. Allen Baker
C. B. Hudspeth
Boone Moreland
Tisdal
Gilbert Ridings
T. M. Tweedy
Byron Ellis
M. F. Shaw
Anna Mae Montgomery
Thelma Vinez
Marjorie Haskins
Bernice Ray
Mary Black
Bernice Blount
Maud Serugas
Stella Lackey
Irene Wolfe
Tone Burkett
James L. Coss, Jr
TY. F. Gilbert
Beryl Needle Club Entertained at Privitt Home
The Beryl Needle Club was entertained Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. G. M. Privitt, 1204 Houston Street. Members present were Mesdames J. A. Wills, R. B. Branum, J. V. Smith, Carl G. Clifft, Carl Larsen, G. K. Weaver, Ralph Spangler, William Copeland and the hostess. The club will meet next Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Clifft, 4237 West Ninth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beryl Needle Club
G. M. Privitt
Houston Street
Mesdames J. A. Wills
R. 8. Branum
J. V. Smith
Carl G. Clifft
Carl Larsen
G. K. Weaver
Ralph Spangler
William Copeland
Mid-Week Bridge Club Hosts Luncheon Details
Mid-Week Bridge Club met at Mrs. C. A. Pyeatt’s home with high scores by Mrs. D. B. Boone and consolation to Mrs. EB. C. Garthwaitt. Other players included Mesdames Chesshir Fowler Snee Streetman and Goodman guest. Monthly luncheon set for next Wednesday at 1 at the Snee home 915 Alabama Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Pyeatt
D. B. Boone
EB. C. Garthwaitt
Mesdames W. A. Chesshir
Audrey Fowler
J. F P. Snee
H. E. Streetman
W. A. Goodman
Snee
Alabama Street
Ice Cream Social Planned at San Jacinto Methodist Church
A Friday evening ice cream social will be held on the church lawn to raise funds for furnishings for the church parsonage. Co. M. Henderson directs arrangements while Charley Davis handles cake donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Co. M. Henderson
Charley Davis
Club Meeting with Mrs Pascoe on Friday at Two
The club will meet with Mrs. W. J. Pascoe at 2119 Sanborn Street Friday afternoon at 2 oclock Members are asked to make bread to be scored The Woodmen Circle meets at the I O F Hall Friday night at 730 oclock
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Hill
Crochet The Thing Household Art Pattern Offer
Crochet the thing with filet square in string simple directions and pattern 5631 offers complete instructions and charts. Send 10 cents to The Amarillo Globe Household Art Dept to obtain the pattern with name address and pattern number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Globe Household Arty Dept
W. 14Th Street
New York
N. Y
Inventor Claims Breakthrough in Synthetic Wood
Melbourne, U P reports after thirty years of tests a local inventor says he found a method to produce synthetic wood that can be sawn planed and chiselled like real timber. He asserts it resists warping shrinking and splintering is grainless and non inflammable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
U.P
Fragmentary Advice on Love and Status
A fragment discusses speaking honestly with a beloved about feelings and letting her decide the status of their relationship. The tone reads as reflective guidance on choosing truth over pretense in romance.
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AMOMA
June Knight
Dallas
Hollywood
Woodmen Circle
Gay Young Blade
Manitowoc
Florence Thompson Castle
Chicago
James B. Thompson
Boston
Mass
James, Jr
Mr. Thompson
Hallauer
George Giffy
Queen Charine
Pyfatyt
Forrest Hill Club
Priday
Woodmen
I. O
Mentholatum Company
Wichita
Kans
Arte
Alice
Brooks
Lacy Square Practically
Tellix Vision Hyden
Polk
Consumers Ice CO
Monroe
Vaca
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