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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1932
Page
7
Friday evening homecoming dance at the Nat features Ace Blank and his orchestra providing music. The Loyal Club of Brady hosts a pie supper at the Brady school Friday night at 8 30 with Home Demonstration serving hot coffee.
In Fort Worth on June 8 1000 delegates at the Texas Christian Church state convention condemned local church acquiescence to immoral motion pictures. Harry Hines Wichita Falls president urged action while Gov Ross Sterling praised church colleges as civilization’s backbone. Seven delegates from First Christian Church led by Dr R C Snodgrass attend the convention which closes Friday noon.
Capt Charles Baker, an American steamboat captain released near Hankow by bandits calling themselves Communists, recounts five months of terror and filth. He endured near- execution threats, scarce food, and one beating, until missionaries secured his release and return to the United States.
John B. Golding Post of Veterans of Foreign Wars will select delegates to the department convention at 8 o clock tonight at the Legion Home. The convention will be held in Galveston on July 6 and 7. Mrs. Zane Smith will preside.
Treasury receipts for June 6 were 6 183 041 17 dollars with expenditures of 40 241 672 74 dollars and a balance of 288 096 305 08 dollars. Customs receipts for the first six days totaled 3 279 680 41 dollars.
Thursday social calendar lists Open Forum Club at Herring Hotel at 8. Queen Esther Club officers election at 805 Jackson Street 8. Lat A Lot Club 230 oclock at 803 Bryan Street. Mizpah Club luncheon theater Patricia Ann Tea Room 113 East Thirteenth Avenue 1. One In Oil at Polk Street Methodist Church 8. University Guild Herring Hotel 7:30. Glenwood Up and Doing Club at Tenth Avenue and Van Buren Street all day quilting. Fidelis Class First Baptist Church luncheon 12. Wesley Friendship Division meetings 2:30 Division No. 1 319 North Bryan Street Division No. 2 205 Kentucky Street Division No. 3 Highway 66 west of Lindsay Nunn home MISS JO ELLA VAUGHAN RETURNS FROM OU who studied art at University of Ongamenad. 8S CLASS STEAK FRY THURSDAY Congenial Couples Class First Christian Church steak fry near old brick plant dial 6629 for info.
The Mother Collins Wesley Class of San Jacinto Methodist Church held its regular all day meeting Tuesday with luncheon served at noon. Attendees included Mrs. Shelton, Mrs. Rye, Mrs. Gilbert, Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Walters, Mrs. Sweeney, Mrs. Fullenger, Mrs. Hess and Mrs. Randonte. Ophelia Wray to give graduation recital at Amarillo Conservatory Thursday night. She will be accompanied by listed vocal and piano instructors with ushers Lucille Palmer and Elizabeth Glenn. public invited.
A vintage ad touts Plough's Cleansing Cream to remove a Dirt Mask and impurities from pores. It claims deep cleansing improves complexion, reveals freshness, and adds charm. Available in three sizes, priced 2c, 35c, and 50c.
Lightning struck the city water site burning out the motor at No 2 well four miles southwest. This is the second motor destroyed by lightning this season. All city machinery is insured.
Police report only six traffic accidents this month with two people injured.
Advertises Artesia Cream as a mild antiseptic treatment that clears pimples blackheads and sunburn while neutralizing sallowness tan and splotches. Claims to draw poisons from pores and make skin soft close textured and lighter. Available in 35¢ and 50¢ sizes at drug stores.
Police in Amarillo seek Earl Green aged 32 who vanished May 1 2023 from Saginaw Missouri. Neosho Missouri officers think he may have traveled to Amarillo Texas.
The health unit says today three Amarillo homes are under quarantine due to scarlet fever. This marks the extent of current quarantine measures in the city.
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