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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1932
Page
6
Advertisers may place ads by telephone and pay in cash when the newspaper’s collector calls the next day. The policy emphasizes cash transactions only for all classified advertisements.
Pattern 2365 features a one piece yoke dress with low dip cape sleeves and skirt lines matching the bodice. Fabrics such as georgette batiste lawn or voile suit summer wear. sizes 14 to 20 and 32 to 42. Send 15 cents per pattern with size and address. Catalog price 15 cents. pattern and catalog together 25 cents. Address orders to Amarillo Globe Pattern Department, 243 West 17th Street, New York City.
The Gloom Chasers Club met at Mrs. Fred Ross’s home 1200 Western Avenue Tuesday afternoon with yellow motif decorations by Larkspur and sweet peas. Bridge games yielded scores for Mrs. Cates high member, Mrs. Levy high guest, Milburn Easum galloping prize, and Burr Shane low. Guests included Miss Jessie Walker and Mrs. Levy. Guest from St. Louis Dr. and Mrs. M. B. Harris hosted sister May Cantrell of St. Louis as guest.
Social calendar items include Mizpah Club at 3 o'clock with Mrs George Williams at Vineyard Manor apartment 207. Woman's Hour by Potter County Federation of Women's Clubs on WDAG from 4 30 to 5 30. Queen Esther Club business meeting at 3 with Mrs L L Bennett at 508 Harrison Street. Lat A Lot Club hosted by Mrs J E Allison and Mrs Phil Shumaker at 3511 West Fourth Avenue 2 30. Polk Street Methodist W M and church parlors guest day at 3. Guest from Dallas Mrs Oda Roberts staying with her sisters Mrs H C Randolph and Mrs C P Hutchings.
Fort Worth social notes report a weekend house party at 3202 Tyler Street hosted by Mrs A L Stanley Jr with guests Mrs Gean McLean Miss Peggy Durringer Miss Virginia Pingsberry and Miss Georgia Fritz. Events include bridge parties horseback riding a Capitol Hotel gathering a Nat dance and open house Sunday. Alpha Phi Delta Sigma Upsilon hosts mid summer dance at the Nat with Ace Blanks orchestra. Senior Endeavor Society hosts an ice cream supper at Pleasant Valley Christian Church tonight at 7 30 public invited.
The honor roll lists A and B students including Florence Brown Dorothy Lues Cornelius Warren Daniel James Edwards Robert Emery Francis Gilmore Kenneth Gilmore Mary Jane Goode Taylor Jones Conrad Lee Lochafer J B Martin Joe Bob McClure Margaret McKenzie Roberta Newell Martha Reynolds Margaret Lee Spann Dawn Tinkle Flora Westmoreland Betty Jane Wilkinson Marjorie Wilkinson Murray Williams. Honorable Mention includes Jeannette Brower Burrell Collins J T Doughty Pat McCarty Glenn Quattlebaum. Pupils who were neither tardy nor absent include Dwight Bobbitt Dorothy Lues Cornelius Dickey Dye Dorothy Ruth Gilmore Francis Gilmore Kenneth Gilmore Elroy Johnson Glenn Taylor Jones Jim Simmons. Year list includes Dorothy Lues Cornelius Dickey Dye Dorothy Ruth Gilmore Francis Gilmore Kenneth Gilmore Elroy Johnson Glenn Taylor Jones Jim Simmons.
The Lucky Day Bridge Club met Tuesday afternoon at the home of J and C. W. Carder Jr. 1508 West Thirteenth Avenue. High score went to Mrs. F. L. Roach and high cut to Mrs. Clarence Smith. Guests included Mrs. L. Irwin Mrs. P. L. Gilbert and Mrs. W. S. Dean. Members present were Irvin Stone Jay Boston Fred Warren Everett McBride Roger Shook J. C. Heyser and Carder. The Martha Class of First Baptist Church plans a musical tea Thursday at 4 30 p m at Mrs. Frank Lankford 1616 Madison Street. ROYAL NEIGHBORS TO MEET AT ODD FELLOWS HALL Tomorrow at 2 30 p m degree staff asked to be present for drill practice.
Gus Albright and Hal Stack were ordered by Justice C. G. Landis to pay $30 damages to John C. Nathan after Nathan’s abandoned car was towed and stored on the North Highway last December. Junk men of the United States plan to scrap 3,000,000 old autos annually after 1931.
A vintage advertisement claims Ploughs Peroxide Vanishing Cream offers three benefits: protective veil against coarsening from wind and sun, toning and lightening for smoother, fairer skin, and long-lasting powder fixation. Sold at drug stores in 25c 35c or 50c packages.
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