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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1937
Page
3
The J B L Club held a home coming dance Monday night at the Nat Red and White with red and white decorations. Members wore red or white gowns with Juliet satin caps, and corsages matched the theme. Escorts included Die Jackson, Bittle Callahan, Sig Dickson, and others.
Margaret Keirsey Woodruff will present her voice pupils in recital tonight at 8:15 at the Play house. Participants include Jane Gulerie, Mary Hopkins, Margaret Marie Woodruff, Audrey Ghering, Bettie Jane O'Brien, Evangeline Glenn, Frances Jean Ravey, Carol Askew, Reid Hughes, Tim Miller, VaNoy Langseth, Jaycene Langseth, Eugene Langseth, Mary Lou Wellenman, and the MacDowell Boys' Club Quartet coached by Mrs. Woodruff. Guest artist Dollie Gulerie returns from Stephens College. Mrs. Woodruff will sing. Rosalee Raymond dance students assist.
Forest Hill Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs A W Brewer’s home on Tuesday with FE McPherson leading the business session in Mrs Nathan Martin’s absence. A Blankenship spoke on constitutional amendments while refreshments were served to guests Mrs Julius Martin and Mrs Blanken ship and to members. The next meeting is set for June 15 at Mrs Dudley’s home.
An ice cream social will be held at Pleasant Valley Christian Church Friday night at o'clock. Proceeds will be used to send young people to the Ceta Canyon conference.
Alpha Delta Sorority held a dinner at Mrs. E. P. Law’s home with pink and blue sweetpea centerpiece. Members included Anna Ruth Hawkins Ruth Thompson Ernestine Thompson Aileen Barker and others. escorts included Dale Carpenter Bernie Thompson Jim Newby and Ray Roberts. Mrs. Carl Ince new sponsor attended. Afterward they attended the J. B. L. dance at the Nat.
Amarillo Country Club lists four June social events in a member letter. Family night kicks off the month with games, a picture show and late pool hours. June 24 features another family night and a college crowd homecoming dance with Bob Mueller's Orchestra. A bingo party is planned for June 19.
Doyle Wayne Moore celebrated his fifth birthday with a party Monday afternoon at his parents home. Miss Verle Moore and Mrs. A EB Garrett assisted. Guests included Lucille Halley Lee Gruhlkey Billy and Bobby Francis Cora Mae Archibald Shirley Brush Joan Moore Don Fitz Gibbons Margaret Rice Barbara Jean Moore Ardith Warren Donald Rex Oldfather Randolph Martha Virginia Thomas Jimmie Lee Holmes Christine Lloyd Garrett and Doyle Wayne Moore.
The English Study Group sponsored by the Junior Business Women's Club met last night at 2112 Polk Street. Members discussed correct verb forms and held a pronunciation drill. An article on business and social conversation rules emphasized grammar, voice modulation, and subject knowledge.
Tonight events include American Lion Hall supper at 6 and a dance at the Nat with voice pupils of Margaret Keirsey Woodruff at 8:15. Thursday features Arcinega Club 3 pm and Twelve Twenties Club 2:30 pm, with several other meetings across town.
The Sans Souci club assembled at Miss Bonlyn Barkley’s home on Tuesday for a business session planning initiation of new members. Officers include Barbara Fast president Florence Wilson vice president Marion Ames secretary treasurer Dorothy H Cook reporter. Other members listed with addresses. Next meeting will be at Mrs Campbell’s home 610 Georgia Street.
The Blue Bonnet Needle Club will be entertained at Mrs G W Camp’s home at 2104 Harrison Street Friday at 2 30 PM.
Tabernacle Baptist Church vacation Bible school opened with about 250 enrolled and expects 400 by week’s end. The three week program offers classes for ages 4 to adults, with no tuition and no book costs. Enrollment remains open through Friday night June 25 ending with a program.
Amarillo Junior Chamber of Commerce directors convene in the Southwestern Public Service Company assembly room at 7 30 this evening for a planned meeting.
In warm weather avoid leaving leftovers in a container. Place potatoes and rice in a thin layer in a shallow pan before refrigeration to slow spoilage and help cooling more quickly.
In Dallas Dr Jack Younger, member of the Texas board of dental examiners, is conducting examinations this week. He was appointed to the board last January by Governor Allred, an old schoolmate of a Bowie Amanillo dentist. Governor Alfred and Dr Younger have long been close friends.
An old advertisement touts Black and White Skin Soap with a catchy phrase Bumpy Skin. The copy targets readers seeking clearer skin and lists the product as a remedy in daily grooming routines.
Paull Dodge editor and owner of the Tucumcari Daily News died of a heart attack at 2 30 p m yesterday after five days of illness. Born July 20 1875 in Vandalia Missouri he moved to Tucumcari and owned the paper since 1923. He leaves a daughter Frances Cunningham of Birmingham Alabama and brothers S W Dodge El Paso and T A Dodge Milan Missouri. Funeral services are tentatively set for 10 30 tomorrow morning.
The city commission heard two more paving petitions last night under the WPA setup enabling street repairs at about one third cost. Petition to pave the Polk Tyler alley between Nineteenth and Twentieth avenues was signed by Hugo Loewenstern John H Bishop T F E Harlan and L R Barker. W C Mitchell asked for a pave ment on a leave out at 1307 Monroe Street.
Household hints describe affordable outdoor furniture ideas including deck chairs tables swings and cushions with water resistant fabrics. Instructions explain folding slipcovers by shrinking fabric pinning and sewing with welting. A colorful lollipop centerpiece idea and jelly making tip conclude the snippet.
New Orleans cotton opened steady with net advances of 3 to 4 points on June 9. July forward contract started at 12.14 and May 12.40 near 12.40 with support late in the first half hour. Trade buying noted amid weather and market factors, while bearish influences lingered.
Suggest two tablespoonfuls of dressing per two cups of hot asparagus and note dressings also suit broccoli green beans beets cauliflower and onions. Add mint to fillings and a quarter teaspoon almond extract to enhance chocolate puddings or pie fillings.
In hot weather digestive and elimination organs slow down causing gas belching heartburn and irritability. Symptoms include nausea dizziness bilious tongue coating and sluggish bowels. Take Calo tabs the calomel compound for prompt relief with trial package ten cents and family pack twenty five cents at drug stores.
Cattle and calves listed with varied gains from 10 to 25 cents, stock pigs scarce, beef steers and yearlings mostly firm to up to 25 cents higher. Sheep numbers steady to strong with spring lambs bid higher, while Death Valley records a probable world high of 134 degrees Fahrenheit.
An advertising pitch targets wives with advice on intimate personal hygiene. It touts CERTANE jelly for antiseptic protection and features a new Ever-Safe Measuring Applicator. The promotion claims long-lasting effectiveness and mentions CERTANE powder, urging purchase at drug and department stores.
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