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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1935

Page

5

Mrs Thomas Honored At Lawn Tea In Pink And White

Mrs Richard Thomas formerly Miss Willie Lee Dunlap was honored with a lawn tea Saturday hosted by Misses Jennie Lee Thomas and Claudia Mae Moody. Gene Kendall presided over the bride's book as a mound of sweet peas and roses in pink and white adorned the tea table. Attendees included Mesdames Sam Thomas Olivia Thomas J T Merriman W S Lansberry Bryce Mahan Richard Odom Grace Garrett Roberts C E Davis Walk Mitchell and guests Misses Clara Huke Dorothy Smith Mazie Perkins Rosemary Ratcliff Viola Ruth Hawkins Amelia Miller Lois Pollard Jean Pate Lea Hill Rebecca Smith plus the honoree and hostesses.

Richard Thomas Willie Lee Dunlap Jennie Lee Thomas Claudia Mae Moody Gene Kendall C, Be, Davis Rebecca, Smith Thomas Mesdames Sam Thomas Olivia Thomas J. T. Merriman Lansberry Bryce Mahan Richard Apr Odom Grace Garrett Roberts C. E. Davis Walk Mitchell W. C. Mitchell Clara Huke Dorothy Smith Mazie Perkins Rosemary Ratcliff Viola Ruth Hawkins Amelia Miller Lois Pollard Jean Pate Lea Hill Rebecca Smith

Mildred Garrett Honored At Ellwood Park Picnic

Miss Mildred Garrett will leave for Vanderbilt College in Nashville after a Friday evening picnic and miscellaneous shower in Ellwood Park. About 60 guests attended as Dr. G T Royse presented gifts including a nurse gift from Northwest Texas Hospital amid cheers for the soon-to-depart honoree.

Mildred Garrett Vanderbilt College Nashville Ellwood Park G. T. Royse Northwest Texas Hospital Miss Garrett Vanderbilt

Tangle Hat Debuts in Paris with Feathery Black Straw

In Paris the new straw hat named Tangle appears in the latest collections. Designer Schiaparelli presents a black straw disc with a forward feather. The headpiece is worn forward on the right side with a black band around the back to secure it.

Paris Schiaparelli

Socials CRED and club notices fill Amarillo schedule

Active club listings and social events fill Amarillo with meetings from the Eastern Star Pedigreed Roller Canary Club and several women’s circles at churches, plus notices of visitors, birthday party for Billie Krabbe, and housekeeping tips on refrigerator care and cake storage.

Amarillo Canary Bird Club J. F. Claybrook Hayden Street O'Clock Billie Krabbe

Crafting Juicy Fruit Pies Prevents Soggy Crusts

When assembling pies spread a light coat of white of egg on the lower crust to seal in juices. This helps prevent seepage and keeps the crust crisp and flaky.

Double Parkers Face Fines In City crackdown

Police report ongoing fines for double parking with payments ranging from one to eight dollars. Chief W R McDowell stresses safety and notes past accidents including injuries, retarded traffic, and a one hour parking limit from 7 am to 7 pm. Nine cases appeared on yesterday's docket.

W. R. McDowell McDowell

Senator seeks deeper Galveston harbor depth

Senator Sheppard and Rep Mansfield urged the Army Engineers to raise Galveston harbor depth from 30 to 34 feet. They cited New Orleans at 35 feet and noted larger ocean vessels and the ship subsidy bill will influence US shipbuilding. They argued the 32 to 34 foot depth is needed for safe navigation and oil and cotton trade competition.

Washington Board of Army Engienrs Sheppard Texas J. J. Mansfield House Committee On Galveston Texas City Mansfield New Orleans Congress United States

Increase Shown in Crude Oil Output

United States crude oil output rose to an average of 2,738,287 barrels per day, up 82,975 from the prior week. Oklahoma gained 44,550 barrels to 532,225. Kansas added 6,775 to 148,875. Texas rose to 1,062,635 with East Texas at 475,743. Eastern fields including Michigan dipped to 147,919. Rocky Mountain region climbed to 106,540. California increased to 573,150 from 555,500.

Tulsa Okla United States The Oil and Gas Journal Oklahoma Kansas Texas East Texas Michigan Rocky Mountain California

Mrs. Uvalda Wilson Dies in Amarillo

Mrs. Uvalda Wilson 31 wife of B W Wilson died after brief illness in a local hospital. A lifelong Amarillo resident and Pentecostal Church member she left husband two children Bert M 11 Betty Jean 4, parents Mr and Mrs D W Cox and four sisters and four brothers. Funeral arrangements are pending at Griggs Funeral Home with services expected tomorrow afternoon.

Uvalda Wilson B. W. Wilson U. S. Zinc Company Griggs Funeral Home

Automobile Truck Crash Costs Life Near Oklahoma City

A crash near Oklahoma City last night killed Mary Belle Hamilton 23 of Austin Texas. Bertha Koch 75 from St Louis Missouri was in critical condition and Dorothy Lee from Grapevine Texas in serious condition. Truck driver Merle Zweitel of Oklahoma City was questioned and released pending investigation.

Oklahoma City Here Mary Belle Hamilton Austin Tex Bertha Koch St. Louis Dorothy Lee Grapevine Merle Zweitel Oklahoma Cty

Dynamite and Rattler Halt Blaster in Utah

In Spanish Fork Utah June 18 William Lloyd a powder man for the new water system lit three sticks of dynamite in a ditch. He spotted a three foot rattlesnake blocking his escape and leaped to the dirt edge escaping as the fuse still burned.

Spanish Fork Utah U.P William Lloyd Lloyd

Reds Manager Dressen and Aides Act as Court Judges

Cincinnati Reds manager Charles Dressen and two coaches served as associate judges in a municipal court. Charles Bennett, 25, charged with assault and battery, told Judge George Tebbs he would rather go to the workhouse than be a loyal Red rooter if released.

Cincinnati U.P Charles Dressen Cincinnati Reds Charles Bennett George E. Tebbs Bennett

Swallows Short Power Lines Cause Outage in Orleans

June 18 report shows Main Street telephone and power lines crippled by a swallow nest. Four fledglings and the mother occupied the nest. crews avoided disturbing them while temporary repairs were made with a shielded approach around the nest.

Orleans Main

Ground breaking for federal FHA model home in Amarillo

City officials and FHA representatives joined a ground breaking ceremony for an FHA model home in Amarillo in the Bivins Addition. Officials from Long Bell Lumber Co and Brazelton Lumber Co will supply materials and construction begins next week with 10 000 similar homes planned nationwide.

Amarillo FHA C. A. Melton C. R. Farra Max Armstrong Guy Carlander Wilbur C. Hawk James M Pryor The Brazelton Lumber Neil Singleton Ross D. Rogers James R. Tolbert, Jr Bivins Sid West Long- Bell Lumber Co Lowell Munday Brazelton Lumber Co Mr Pryor Mr West

Judge Nelson Almost Kidnapped by Hitchhiking Students

Amarillo judge FE C Nelson of the 47th District Court stopped to give two hitchhiking collegians a ride on Canyon highway. Deputy Sheriff W L Lyons arrived, noting the youths had tried to thumb a ride outside a filling station. After a stern talk, the judge released the pair and let them continue to Canyon.

Amarillo FE C Nelson 47Th District Court Nelsons W. L. Lyons Randall County Nelson Lyons Juder Nelson Judge Nelson Canyon

Dr. Kenneth Lynch Named AMA Vice President at Atlantic City

Dr. Kenneth M. Lynch head of pathology at the University of South Carolina Charleston and AMA vice president nominee, is a brother of dill Maude Lynch and son of Mrs. W. W. Lynch, all of Amarillo. Dr. James Tate Mason of Seattle was elected president.

Kenneth M. Lynch University of South Carolina At Charleston American Medical Association Atlantic City Dill

It's Most Unusual City Law Abiding Night

For the first time in months there were no law violators abroad last night and no robberies. Corporation Judge F G Green said he couldn't recall the last time there were no violations at night, calling it a long time.

F. G. Green

Buchanan Street Methodist Bible School Enrolls 100+

The Buchanan Street Methodist Church began a daily vacation Bible school with more than 100 enrolled. Classes run 9 to 11 each weekday morning for beginners through intermediate, and children of all denominations are invited to attend.

Buchanan Street Methodist Church

City Commission Meets Tonight Routine Affair

City Manager H R Smith announced the regular weekly city commission meeting will convene at 8 o clock tonight in the city hall commission room. He said only routine business is on the agenda.

H. R. Smith City Commission Commission Smith

Miss Kathryn Burwell Returns as City Water Clerk

Miss Kathryn Burwell is again at City Hall in the water department as clerk. She previously served the city in several roles and was secretary to City Manager W. N. Durham during Mayor Col. Ernest O. Thompson’s term.

Kathryn Burwell City Hall Burwell W. N. Durham Col Ernest O. Thompson

Mrs Esther Tuttle Leaves for Santa Fe Home

Esther Tuttle long time clerk in the city water department went to Santa Fe yesterday to establish residence and take a position with the state FERA office. She stayed at the Capitol Hotel.

Esther Tuttle City Water Department Santa Fe State Fera Capitol Hotel

Chamber of Commerce Board Schedules Noon Meeting

Amarillo Chamber of Commerce announces a board meeting at noon tomorrow at the Capitol Hotel. Secretary Carl Hinton says J. Roy Cullum, newly elected president, will present the standing committees for board approval.

Capitol Hotel Amarillo

Self-lighting cigarette invention described

An English inventor unveils a self-lighting cigarette using a tiny touch paper disc fixed to the end. A small igniting fragment sits on the disc and a light touch causes the paper to glow briefly, igniting the cigarette.

Zeeta Foot Care Ad Promises Quick Relief

An antiseptic deodorant powder named Zeeta is advertised to soothe burning feet and stop excessive sweating. The copy urges buyers to rub on feet, shake into shoes, and test in three minutes, with a money back guarantee if relief is not felt. It claims doctor and chiropodist endorsement.

Zeeta

House to Be Sold After Limited Inspection Period

The article outlines the latest building designs and materials to be used in a forthcoming house. After completion the residence will be opened for inspection for a limited time and then offered for sale.

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Lawn Tea Purple Dog Dramatic Club Ivan Layton Roberts Street Louise Shea Bill Shea Frankie Atkins Isla Layton Virginia Wade Jimmy Swan George H. Ficke Bill Curtis Pinkey Hickox Order of Eastern Star Masonic Temple Bery Needle Club J. A Wills Florida Street Unity Study Club Taylor Street Ruth E. Delzell Potter County Librarian Fidelis First Baptist Church River Road Home Demonstration Club E. F. Hall St. Therese Circle Sacred Heart Cathedral William Q. Farasey Crockett Street E. A. Shields Polk Street Methodist Church I. W. Foreman Monroe Street Woman's Council of West Amarillo San Jacinto Baptist Church H. W. Woodward Virginia Street Dennis Ray Maryland Street C. N. Cosby Georgia Street Glenwood Baptist W. M. S W. M.S Line Avenue Baptist Church St. John T. M. Bruner W. M. Howes North Cleveland Street W. M. S. of First Baptist Church EF. F. Rittenberry Hughes Street R. H. Ray J. T. Harre Fort Worth L. H. Chance Mrs. Chance Miss Prances Chance Mrs Harre Ralph Blakenship Bill Ferguson Jacob Glavier Dorothy Mae Krabbe Betty Rae Krabbe Winona Barabara Ann Juett Fred Sonny Chism Ruth Betty Starker Virginia Lee Helen Monette Whitaker Donnie Krabbe Billie Juett Billie Floyd Krabbe Brady Community Women’s Missionary Society Polk Street Methodist Church Flora Foreman A. E. Davis A. D. Foreman Miss Foreman Africa Don W. Weilenman Waxahachie O. S. Hueys and Son Reid A. Weilenman Lubbock A. M. Weilenman J M. Webb West Tenth Avenue Don Weilenman S. H. Kress EF. J. Bourassa Shawnee Caroline Howell Blackstone Hotel W. H. Howell R. S. Tisdal Eagle Nest Dam Red River Emma Zue Stringer Dalhart City Susie Stringer Tennessee Street Tommie Hart West Seventh Avenue Laky Double Parkers al Noememla Southwestern Printing Company Fairbanks-Morse Leoptigenaler National Inventors Jenkins ‘Music CO Ong St Rational Tvr Senator Harbor Kenneth Lynch Buchanan Methodist Chamber OF Commerce Board Rinso Good Housekeeping Institute America Gebhardt Gebharde Bes Gebhardt's Gebhardt’s Arms Advertising Agency Gebhardt Chil Powder Company San Antonio Eviny Mownay Manxicon WORLI Sem Antennas Weaa Dallany KPRC Houston Houin A
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