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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1927
Page
4
Polk Street Methodist missionary society meets at Epworth hall at 3 30 for a Bible lesson on Paul’s second missionary journey. West Amarillo Christian Circle 3 gathers at 3 with Mrs G H Heulin at 108 West Third Roberts Place. San Jacinto Methodist W M S meets at 3 for a mission study of Moslem Women third chapter. West Amarillo Christian Circle 2 meets at 3 with Mrs A E Womble at 202 Louisiana Avenue.
The First Baptist Church announces a revival series beginning next Sunday. The Woman's Missionary Society holds daily prayer meetings at 4 PM this week at multiple homes including Mrs. Mason, Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Reppert, Mrs. Klock, and others such as Mrs. Wilbourne, Mrs. Pinkerton, Mrs. McKnight, and Floyd Studer, among more listed residents.
Pleasant afternoon enjoyed by La Costura Club members and guests hosted by Mrs M W Lemons at 1807 Monroe Street. Updates include social events, visits, and forthcoming meetings such as the Night Hawk Bridge club at 209 Florida Avenue and the Thursday 42 club at 1710 Tyler Street. Mrs J H Ferguson ill at North West Texas Hospital, and Kathleen Cooper arrives from Dallas with Dr. by her side.
Mrs RL Vineyard and two children Dorothy and RL Jr visited Dallas with her parents and returned home. Dorothy and Rey stayed longer with grandparents. Wisscoper plans a summer in Amarillo. Mr and Mrs FE Tulloss and their children, away for a year, returned to 1607 Harrison Street and are at Palo Duro Canyon this week for a healthful break.
A quiet wedding was held Saturday at the home of Mr and Mrs Gilbert Ridings with Rev F W O Malley of First Christian church uniting Miss Jessie Harris of Tyler and Boone Moreland of this city in a ring ceremony. The bride wore pink taffeta with gold lace and pink buds. her attendant was Miss Beth Garby in pink peurg ette. Best man was B M Hayden. Out of town guest included Mrs Ora M Parker mother of the bride. The couple left for Carlsbad New Mexico and plan to reside at 803 Jackson street.
An advertisement extols soft white youthful hands as crucial to a dainty appearance. It urges regular grooming and presents a DIY lotion made from lemon juice and Orchard White to soften, whiten, and refine the skin, claiming stained hands become queenlike.
Mrs W P McIntosh hosted a very pleasant Bide a Wee Bridge Club gathering at her 508 West Tenth Street home. Guests arrived at 2 30 with garden flowers brightening the rooms and bridge games starting promptly. A luncheon followed the playing. Special guests included Mesdames Paul O'Brien John McClure L N Hassell Frank Kochan and E A Ford.
A collage of local movements and visits features Mae Maltsberger joining General Auto Supply, Fred Wheeler's winter stay at St Mary's College in Kansas, Robert Campbell's weekend in Amarillo from San Angelo, Grace Martin from Duncan Oklahoma starting at Amarillo Business College, and Frank R. Salter returning from Coleman. Also noted are teachers and staff shifts at Desdemona and Amarillo Business College, tours by Sone and Sene, and various trips including Lions convention attendees, business visitors from Chicago and St Louis, and trips to California Oregon and other west coast points.
Notes list many Amarillo area residents scheduling travel and work. Judge L Gough attends a national cooperative marketing conference in Chicago. T M Carr and family plan a Saturday departure for South Texas visiting relatives. L D Runnells of Marshall Field & Co spent weekend in Amarillo on business. Dora Chaffin returns to Dr Vaughan's office tomorrow after Abilene visit. Several locals enter Amarillo Business College. Mrs Paul Pearson visits Plainview with her mother. Mrs L A Parks visits Brownfield. Winona Warford takes a job with Judge W A Palmer. W W Ballew travels to Plainview on business. Mrs F F Munroe and daughter plan Fort Worth trip. Billy Keen recovering from appendicitis. Myra Loyd covers in Dr Owens's office. Mr and Mrs Wallace Heard travel to Carlsbad Cavern with Shirley Pack.
In San Francisco a party at a fashionable hotel left Mrs Dorothy Pearson wounded in the leg. Miss Louise Sullivan of San Antonio Texas was interrogated as a possible participant and police sought J B Boswell of Los Angeles who allegedly held the pistol. Sullivan gave a false name and claimed she was traveling to marry an army officer. she said the shooting was accidental.
In Berden England Thomas Goodwin, a farmer and Harold lineage descendant, muses on a hypothetical Norman victory but says he bears no regret. The piece contrasts counterfactual history with present contentment and rural lineage. In Boston Massachusetts, F P McCarthy recalls leaving high school 22 years ago to work as a messenger on the stock exchange. A recent note informs him that Philip W Wren, head of a brokerage, is about to transfer a $10000 seat on the Boston exchange.
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