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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1937
Page
5
A domestic cartoon portrays a husband and wife mid quarrel over corn flakes. The wife rebuts the idea that all corn flakes are alike while the husband weighs the cereal choice. The exchange hints at everyday domestic frictions and brand loyalty.
Billy Dean Freeman aged 30 months is introduced as son of Mr and Mrs Burt Freeman of 211 A West Seventeenth Avenue in Amarillo.
Attendees included Mesdames Norwood Wright How ard Boxwell Joe Hayden Jimmy Tyron John Gavin Ettie Huckabee Walter Shelton Norman Harris Florence Hiller Viola Jenkins Earl Crist 8 F Pelton R N Atherton Thelma Applequist Lila Austin Myers W M Patrick Laura Castleberry Roy Hollingshead Faye 8 S Gordon Wilson Ballew Stella Peterson Marjorie Ballew R B Red Jr Mr and Mrs Wesley P Red Marguerite Van Fleet Nellie Koontz Helen Buller Beatrice Ellis Leta Johnson Frankie Gober Madelyn Robinson Clorene Norton Mildred Doherty Bess Davis Kathryn Woods Virginia Red Cecilia Naylor Vivian Ballew Kate Campbell returned from a Del Rio trip. Sewing provided entertainment at the Beryl Needle Club meeting hosted by Mrs I V Smith. Attendees included Mesdames H A Williams William Copeland Pete Weaver Carl Larsen R S Branum and the hostess. The club will meet next Thursday with Mrs Williams at 2808 West Fourth Avenue and hold a white elephant sale.
Miss Ola Phipps and Jack Reed married Tuesday night at the bride’s parents home. The service was conducted by Robert C. Jones with two baskets of roses and larkspur present. The couple will reside in Phoenix after a reception and a trip to Arizona.
Lilly Handley Circle of the First Baptist Church met at Mrs J W Clifton 110 Wayside Wednesday afternoon with nineteen members present.
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