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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1932
Page
8
Judge L Gough spoke on Causes of the low mood at a Woman's Christian Temperance Union gathering in the Social Center of the First Christian Church. The session opened with greetings from Mrs Myrtle Wheeler and included prayers, songs, and readings.
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Bernice Simpson daughter of Mr and Mrs J A Simpson Pleasant Valley to Mr J B Dernell. The ceremony occurred in Clovis New Mexico on June 5. The groom works for the Amarillo Lumber Company. They will reside at 411 A Florida Street.
Jacinto Methodist Church will host a fried chicken dinner Friday at 6 pm with a musical program. Reservations may be made by calling Mrs J A Dunivan at 28764. Candidates are invited.
Jackie Chelf departed last night for Guthrie Oklahoma to visit Bettle Patterson and her family.
Local groups host dances, circles, recitals, and club meetings across churches and venues. Notable items include the Altar Society tea at Sacred Heart Cathedral, a Rainbow Girls gathering at the Masonic Temple, a recital by Frances Chance and Dorothy Coan at Amarillo College of Music, and the Goldenrod Club meeting hosted by Mrs. J. A. Ryan. Also mentions guests Nellie and Sara Carrig from Columbus, Missouri.
SAN FRANCISCO June 15 Frank J Egan was formally removed from the office of San public defender by the board of supervisors here early today Bean already under suspension and under indictment for the murder of his friend and client Mrs Jessie Scott Hughes was declared guilty of obstructing justice by failure to co operate with police in the Hughes murder investigation The public defender reputedly was the beneficiary of the life insurance policies and the legatee of the will of the 59 year old widow Her body was found in a street gutter.
Mrs. Sidney Bridgeman hosted the Bid a-Bit Bridge Club at 3504 Taylor Street. Awards went to Mrs. Earl Irvin high guest, Mrs. Fred Richards high member, and Mrs. Noble R Fowlkes second high. A covered dish lawn supper for husbands is planned at Mrs. Fred Galle 2909 Harrison Street on June 23, followed by bridge at Mrs. Fowlkes 1615 Harrison Street. Guests included Mrs. Doris Fincher of Greenville and several members.
The commerce department reported a favorable trade balance of about 20 million dollars last month. Exports were 132 million and imports 112 million. Cotton exports in May totaled 501 thousand bales valued at 17.6 million dollars, with year to date exports rising compared with 1931.
Enriqu e Mogas a messenger for Laredo National Bank confessed to arranging a pretended holdup and kidnapping with two others to steal 1300 from Banco de Mexico in Nuevo Laredo. Mogas and one confederate were held in Nuevo Laredo with another jailed in Laredo Texas. A Dallas hailstorm on May 8 1926 caused 2 million dollars in damages during a 20 minute span.
Representative Bertrand H. Snell as Republican national convention chairman declares the party united in a crisis as the salvation of the United States. He condemns Democrats as a mob of feuds lacking teamwork while praising Smoot Hawley and Hoover's leadership amid worldwide depression.
Sweetly scented Artesia neutralizing cream claims to brighten and beautify skin by dissolving sallowness freckles and discolorations. It advertises mild antiseptic ingredients to heal sunburn pimples and blackheads while shrinking bloated pores. Available in 25c and 5SGc sizes at drug stores.
Proceedings before the Court of Criminal Appeals with multiple affirmations and reforms of judgments. Names listed include Charles White Travis and Henry Reed Dawson, plus S A Harris Randall and Elmer Wheeler McLennan. Several rehearing motions denied or submitted on briefs, with parties from various counties.
W. C. Butler, convicted in Freestone County for the slaying of Oscar Harrison, was granted a new trial by the court of criminal appeals. He had received a 12 year sentence. Harrison was shot to death on August 22, 1930.
Visit the Wisconsin Minnesota or Upper Michigan woods with air breezes and lakes. Recreation includes fishing camping golf hiking and horseback riding. Economy cottages and camps available. Chicago Northwestern Railway offers reduced rail fares for the summer. Inquire C N W Ry 201 Cosden Bldg Tulsa Okla.
The Criminal Appeals Court denied a rehearing for R. C. Moss of Potter County on his 10 year sentence for robbing George Dunn of 125 dollars at the Green Lantern on West Seventh near Polk Street. Moss, known as the tape-faced bandit, was arrested after midnight on Tyler Street and tried last year. pistols and part of the money were found in his room.
T Newton Hill, a missionary returned from India, will address the Woman's Council social meeting of First Christian Church. The gathering occurs Thursday at 3 o'clock in the Social Center.
The Clark Wesley Class of San plans a community chicken dinner event. Organizers invite neighbors to attend, with proceeds supporting local projects and church outreach efforts.
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