State Federation Women Hold Convention Reports in Amarillo
Mrs Faye Gordon hosted the B and P W C meeting at 2108 Taylor Street in Amarillo. State officers were elected for the year and Miss Anne Moore announced the 1936 convention city as Houston.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1935
Page
6
Mrs Faye Gordon hosted the B and P W C meeting at 2108 Taylor Street in Amarillo. State officers were elected for the year and Miss Anne Moore announced the 1936 convention city as Houston.
Ethyl Marie Anschutz daughter of Mr and Mrs Nick Anschutz of Tulia became the bride of Charles Gail Boles Sunday at the First Presbyterian Church in Tulia. Rev J Hoyt Boles, brother of the groom, officiated. The couple reside at 110 B Fast Tenth Avenue after a reception at the church manse.
Tonight and Friday schedule includes bridge club at 1018 A Harrison Street and Unity Study Club at 1500 Taylor Street both at 8 PM. Also Spanish American War Veterans Auxiliary at American Legion Home, Bernard Meyer voice recital at Amarillo College, and various D A R and civic group luncheons and gatherings with locations and contact details.
A picnic dish features roast shrimps cooked on skewers over an outdoor fire. The method calls for parboiling first and alternating shrimp with bacon strips, then roasting about ten minutes.
A purporting advertisement touts Leto's Pyorrhea Remedy as a fast lasting cure for bleeding sore gums. The copy urges direct usage and claims guaranteed results, presenting the product as a solution to a “most disgusting disease.”
Elizabeth McMillen bride elect of Clifford Wilmeth was surprised with a miscellan eous shower hosted by Mrs. J. C. Weaver Jr and Miss Mary Leeland Smith. Punch was served in the dining room by Mrs. Carl Knapp to a large turnout of relatives and friends including H. L. Gill Earl Blankenship E R Glass Harry Wheeler and many others, with numerous Misses listed as guests.
Reservations for the Business and Professional Women’s Club dinner in Amarillo must be made by Friday night. Miss Elizabeth Nixson or Miss Frankie Gober handle the arrangements. Miss Charles O. Williams will be principal speaker with many out of town guests expected.
Esther McCrory Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will host a Pit Day luncheon and program at Amarillo Country Club Friday at 12 30 PM. Members may bring guests, with reservations via Mrs. R. D. Kirk. The item also notes new furniture with shelves and Swedish-inspired built-in bed concepts in modern apartments.
Miss Margaret Ann Massie and Mr. J. B. Calvert Jr. of Philadelphia formerly of Amarillo wed in a twilight ceremony June 5 at the First Methodist Church chapel Fort Worth. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. George Massie of Fort Worth and the groom the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Trolinger Amarillo. Rev. Score officiated before an altar with palms and gladioli. They planned to visit family and then reside in Philadelphia.
Last rites for Charles A. Benson 26 will be conducted at Griggs Chapel at 4 o clock with Rev. E B Fincher officiating Pallbearers are Sales Coffee Frank King J W Bassett Jack Johnson Roy Super and Leo Yielding Interment will be in Liano Cemetery Benson was a former Amarillo jeweler found dead in a Roswell hotel He is survived by his widow Harriet Benson two sons Jimmie and Charles Jr his parents Mr and Mrs R J Benson a sister Miss Frances Benson and a brother R J Benson Jr all of Amarillo
R B Boyle editor of the Silverton newspaper carried his wife’s body to Melrose New Mexico for burial after Mrs Boyle died Sunday of a heart attack in Hot Springs Arkansas. The burial will be today in Melrose.
Garford L. Wilkinson, assistant secretary of the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce, travels with Mrs. Wilkinson on a business and goodwill trip likely covering chamber activities and civic engagements. The report notes official duties and public service roles during their visit.
The list includes Roark Wroark Runyon G K Weaver D M Reeves R B Brandi I V Smith and FE F Putman named in the record.
An old style advertisement touts Zeeta antiseptic deodorant powder for feet claiming relief from perspiring tired burning feet in three minutes. It recommends applying on feet and sprinkling in shoes and notes endorsements by doctors chiropodists and druggists.
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