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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1939
Page
6
A 1939 Lae event featured Mrs Romie Adams soprano with W W Miller danseur and a string ensemble in a moonlit garden recital at 2214 Hayden Street. Guests praised natural setting, microphones omitted, and harmonious singing with string accompaniment.
Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority met at the Amarillo Hotel to elect Lona Donovan as president Virginia Wade as vice president and Mary Durham as recording secretary Emma Roberson as corresponding secretary and Elsie Harbison as treasurer Several talks by Durham Wade Rogers Donovan and Shore on handicaps pleasant people habits and tact were given Attendees reported a trip to a Lubbock chapter dance May 27 at the Hilton Hotel Guest Mrs Guy Smythe of Wellington Kan also attended along with other members and Baylord University student Frances Chessir Electric barbed wire fences are being used by many farmers for temporary pastures.
Advert brags Kellogg's All Bran prevents and relieves constipation by supplying bulk in the diet. It claims regularity improves daily life and urges daily use with a glass of water, sold by grocers.
Sacred Heart Cathedral Altar Society holds its regular monthly meeting Wednesday at 1 30 p m in Cathedral Hall. The event features a social gathering and the introduction of old and new members with hostesses Mrs John Laughlin Mrs EB A Ryan and Mrs H L McMinn assisting.
The S. and S. Sewing Club gathered at Mrs. Ted Wheeler’s home 211 Prospect Street for a covered dish luncheon with red roses and honeysuckle on display. Members included Mesdames Alva Silay Graham Saunders A D Nance H C Kirkpatrick the hostess and guest Mrs Fred Williams. The next luncheon is set for 1 PM June 15 at Mrs. Saunders 403 North Prospect Street.
A regular Security Benefit Association meeting was held Monday night at Carpenters Hall with unusually large attendance. After the business session, bridge, forty-two, and checkers were played across eight tables.
Advertises Anne Adams Pattern 4168 for a 1999 silhouette frock with front button panel and darts. Describes fabric, sizing, and ironing tips, urges quick order from Best West catalog and Pattern Book with price details and mailing address.
Olive Roberts Barton praises early rising and cheerful greetings. The piece urges children to get up with a smile, eat breakfast, notice toys, and welcome friends. It contrasts laziness with the joy of helping mother and making others happy.
A party series honoring Miss Margaret Guleke bride elect of Morton Gause Ware of Fort Worth continued with an informal luncheon at 1 pm hosted by Mrs. Guy A. Carlander. Guests included relatives of the honoree and the hostess, with floral decor from Mrs. Tidwell’s garden and gifts to the honoree.
The Co-Workers Class of Polk Street Methodist Church met Monday afternoon at 818 Sunset Terrace with Mrs. J. R. Wiggins as host. Mrs Hayden Humphreys presided for business after a prayer by Mrs G C Davis. Attending were Mrs W H Allen Mrs H C Kendrick James H Cooper and others including Mrs L H Davis A L Timmons Claude Wright Cecil Dyke Joe Kingsley S F E Ross W G Fly O E Elliott G B Hamilton and daughter Carol.
The piece argues that beauty experts warn against cutting others down to feel attractive. Catty comments draw attention to one's own flaws, making remarks about others’ looks backfire and invite scrutiny of personal grooming. Essay advises discreet self-improvement without detailing routines.
Among new room robes and negligees are models in white grosgrain silk printed ribbed silk and pale rose crepe. The sheer crepe features apricot satin sunray bodice and a front panel skirt. Wine moire ribbon shirts finish with long bows and balloon sleeves with seamed detailing.
The piece critiques the rule to always say good things about others. It describes a dinner scene where a wife praises Mrs Mavis to win favor, then reveals the boss’s wife saw it as fakery. It argues evasive, not blunt, replies are wiser and questions noble motives behind constant praise.
Two year-old Robert Eugene Allen is hailed as New England's youngest skater after a month of practice. He shares honors with his father in a skating exhibition and the Riverside Skating Club hosts a party for his second birthday.
The Social Calendar lists multiple Amarillo meetings for tonight and Wednesday across groups including Eastern Star at Masonic Hall Legion Auxiliary at Legion Hall and several clubs and circles with listed hosts and times. The note also mentions a historical line about teazle plant hooks used to raise nap on cloth now replaced by brass bristles.
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