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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1930

Page

6

Panhandle P E O s Honor President Emeritus in Amarillo

Panhandle P E O chapters honor Mrs. Virginia A. Stockard president emeritus of Cottey College with informal tea at Mrs. B. C. D. Bynum home 1500 Monroe Street. About 150 guests expected as rain does not deter out of town attendees with several impromptu luncheons and teas planned.

Amarillo Panhandle Virginia A. Cottey Stockard Cottey College B. C. D. Bynum Monroe Street E. C. Seaman

Home on Ong Hosts Elegant Bridge Party

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Redman entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon James 2213 Ong Street last evening. Roses and sweet peas adorned the rooms with floral designs on tally pads. Mrs. W. W. Bromley led the ladies score and Paul Redmond led the men. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Bromley, Mr. and Mrs. Bee Huneke, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon James, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brewer, Miss Aleta Abbott, Buster Smith, Francis Pollard, and the Redmonds.

Paul Redman Bridge Eldon James Ong Street W. W. Bromley Paul Redmond Bee Huneke Roy Brewer Aleta Abbott Buster Smith Francis Pollard Redmond

Rotary Delegates To Leave For National Meet

Mr. and Mrs. Norris Ewing and Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Williams will leave next week for Chicago to attend the national Rotary meet. They will travel via Oklahoma City and Tulsa and return through Nashville Tennessee to visit Judge and Mrs. Robert Ewing.

Norris Ewing J. W. Williams Chicago Mr. Ewing Mr. Williams Oklahoma City Tulsa Nashville Tenn Judge Robert Ewing

Students Return From University of Texas

Miss Louise Neal Miss Lottie Wright and Miss Lucile Davis arrive home from Austin where Neal and Wright earned B A degrees and Davis received a Master of Arts degree. After visiting her parents they plan a summer stay in New York.

Louise Neal Lottie Wright Lucile Davis Austin Miss Neal Miss Wright Miss Davis G. C. Davis New York

Rainbow Assembly trip to El Paso for Grand Assembly

Miss Maxine Grant Miss Jonnie Louise Gilkerson and Miss Dorothy Petersen travel with Mrs. Ray Murphy to El Paso for the Grand Assembly of Rainbow for Girls. They depart this morning and will return Sunday.

Maxine Grant Jonnie Louise Gilkerson Dorothy Petersen Ray Murphy el Paso Rainbow

Miss Marion McClench To Be Honored In Amarillo

Miss Marion McClench of Ann Arbor Michigan president of the National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs arrives for a short visit. Local club hosts a Capitol Hotel luncheon with over 80 members attending and she will be principal speaker before leaving for Dalhart tomorrow evening.

Amarillo Marion McClench Ann Arbor Michigan National Federation of Business Androfessional Women's Clubs Miss McClench Capitol Hotel H. C. Adams Miss MccClench Dalhart

Mrs. Wagner Joins California Trip for Two Months

Mrs. Fred Wagner and her children Margaret and Clark left yesterday morning for California. They expect to be away for about two months.

Fred Wagner Margaret Clark California

Miss Ernestine Smith Heads Local B Y P U at Reorganization

Miss Ernestine Smith was elected president of the Senior B Y P U during a monthly meeting at her home. New officers include Richard Donalthan as vice president, Imogene Porter as secretary, Gordon Collier as corresponding secretary, Carthal Morgan as treasurer, Doris Staplea as daily Bible readers' leader, with Truitt Albert and Jewell Ouida Yarborough group captains. Members split into two groups and attendees listed include Dr. Cross, Mrs. Gallegly, and several officers and sponsors.

Richard Donalthan Imogene Porter Gordon Collier Carthal Morgan Daily Bible Readers Doris Staplea Truitt Alberts Jewell Ouida Yarborough Truitt Albert Alma Evans Cleo Boswell Bertha Halley Lilla Warren Frank Gallogly Alene Reddell Iva Ray Ervin Ward Jewell Ouida Yarbrough Donia Staples Margaret Farris J. R. Rollins Ray Gallegly Mary Lofgren Lillie Mae Moore Letha Wyable Dr. Cross Gallegly Ernestine Smith

Cheerful Helpers Elect Officers At Second Baptist

A Sunday afternoon event by the Cheerful Helpers Sunday School Class of the Second Baptist Church featured a social and business meeting. Otella Wright was elected president with Margaret Pierce as vice president, Georgia Griden secretary and Kathleen Mitchell treasurer. Dennis Davis and Mary Helen Dawson were chosen group captains. The evening concluded with games.

Second Baptist Church Otella Wright Margaret Pierce Georgia Griden Kathleen Mitchell Dennis Davis Mary Helen Dawson

Friday 13th Dinner At Tenth Avenue Church

A Friday the 13th dinner will be held at Tenth Avenue Methodist Church tomorrow evening at 1 13 o clock. Thirteen articles of food will be served for 13 coins, with prices set to limit pennies for adults and children. Proceeds go to paying 13 church bills, and thirteen stunts will entertain guests.

Tenth Avenue Methodist Church

Wolflin-Fain Wedding Planned Near Livingston

Charles A. Wolflin and his mother left for Livingston to attend the wedding of Mr. Wolflin to Miss Gertrude Fain set for Saturday at 7 30 PM. Mrs W H Mathews and her children sister of Miss Fain and Mrs George Westbrook travel to attend the ceremony.

Charles A. Wolflin A. E. Wolflin Livingston Mr. Wolflin Gertrude Fain W. H. Mathews Miss Fain George Westbrook

Mrs Heemann Returns Home From Visit in Fort Worth

Mrs Arthur Heemann returned to her Fort Worth home yesterday after a visit with her mother Mrs John F Canterbury at 3300 Harri son Street.

Arthur Heemann Fort Worth John F. Canterbury Harrison Street

Mrs Callahan Honored At Capitol Hotel Luncheon

Mrs Callahan guest of her sister Mrs A M King at 1402 Madison Street for a noon luncheon hosted by Mrs Jack Edwards honoring Mrs F B Callahan of Kansas City Missouri. Sweetpeas daisies and snapdragons decorated the table with pink and green color scheme and rose bag favors. Attendees included Mrs Fred Horsbrugh Mrs J M Joyce Mrs J L Harrington Mrs A M King and Mrs Jack Edwards.

Jack Edwards Capitol Hotel F. B. Callahan Kansas City Missouri Callahan A. M. King Mrs. Edwards Madison Street Fred Horsbrugh J. M. Joyce J. L. Harrington

Paris Selects White and Brown Shoes for Spring

Paris sets fashion by pairing white and brown footwear with pastel frocks and prints. Styles include brown heeled Oxfords, single strap and opera pumps in perforated kids leather with mesh or sheer hose, and opalescent finishes.

Frances Paget United Press New York

Is This Your Birthday Harriet Martineau and Alice Rollins Born

On June 12 the great English author Harriet Martineau born 1802 is noted for Household Education Society in America and a candid autobiography. Alice M W Rollins American author born 1847 also remembered.

Harriet Martineau America Alice M. W. Rollins

Fashion Notes: Beach Attire With Pajama Costumes and Hats

A lively seaside style piece describes pajama inspired beach costumes, sandals and dogs as stylish footnotes, shorts for younger crowds, and playful oversized hats. It highlights bandanas for a piratical gypsy look paired with boleros.

Two Men Hurt in Dynamite Blast

A dynamite blast in Austin injures F. M. Stuart of Jacksonville Florida age 35 and Reuben Tommie age 21 of Llano. Both were expected to recover at the Aus- tin hospital as reports described their condition and next steps.

United Press Austin Tex F. M. Stuart Jacksonville Fla Reuben Tommie Llano

Injury Report From Highway Blast Near Liano

Two men injured in a pre mature highway blast near Liano yesterday were rushed to Tin hospital. Tommie lost a right leg and may lose an eye while Stuart faces possible blindness. Both men suffered rock fragment injuries.

Stuart

Stop Pain Without Deadening Nerves Capudine Ad

An advertisement touts Capudine as a fast acting liquid pain reliever for headaches and neuralgia. It claims quicker relief than solid remedies and urges keeping a bottle at home or work with single dose and price options of 10 30 and 60 cents.

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