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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1934
Page
5
Dr and Mrs R Thomsen announce the approaching marriage of their daughter Martha Nielsine Thomsen to Mr C R Knapp. The ceremony will be held at Central Presbyterian Church tomorrow at 5 o clock with the bride's father officiating. congregation and friends are invited.
Mr and Mrs W W O Neal announce the marriage of their daughter Flora Wade to Mr Ray H Kreutziger both of Dalhart. The ceremony was yesterday morning at Polk Street Methodist Church with Dr L N Lipscomb officiating. The bride, a Dalhart High School graduate, and the groom, son of Mr and Mrs C R Kreutziger of Dalhart, plan a Colorado honeymoon.
Tonight at 8 o clock interpreti ve reading club directed by Mary Miller Beard at 2212 Ong Street. Masonic public installation at Masonic Temple. Blackburn Shaw Funeral Chapel hosts Progressive Speakers Club at 7 30 8S. F A social at Carpenters Hall. Violin and piano pupils recital at West Amarillo Christian Church 8 30. Tuesday events include Polk Street Methodist Trulove class picnic postponed needle club meetings Book of Mormon class 828 Parker Street and multiple Bible clubs with addresses and start times. Junior American Legion Auxiliary picnic Ellwood Park at 5. Monthly socials and breakfasts across churches and clubs.
Mrs James L Bush of Chicago visits for a week while Mrs G McCullough and Mrs Chris Elliot of Austin stay with Mrs Lingo Platter at 1909 Harrison St. Circles of West Amarillo Christian Church plan meetings then Catholic Daughters meet at 1110 Washington St. Amoma Class hosts breakfast at 800 Pierce St. Guests from Memphis include Mrs M M Springer and Mrs R V Wrenn. Beryl Needle Club meeting postponed.
Advice suggests avoiding rinsing water glasses after washing. Rinse not needed if you wash in very hot soapy water and dry immediately. The guidance also covers bowls, flower vases and other glassware.
Elliott Stuart Davis of McAllen, formerly of Amarillo, marries Miss Mary Whitten daughter of Mr and Mrs L W Whitten of McAllen. The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Frank B Davis.
Closet sets including hat boxes shoe bags and dress boxes in a coordinated color scheme offer practical wedding gifts. Cork is recommended as the best material for practicality and cleanliness in these closet sets.
The Wesley Friendship Class of San Jacinto Methodist Church staged "Gleams of Light Through the Ages" at the Palo Duro Canyon C. CC. Camp Sunday evening. Roles included Ruth and Mary among others with Mrs Fanny Brown, Mrs Melvin Morrow, and Miss Rosalie Raymond in key parts. The program opened with an invocation and featured songs, a duet by Neva and Floy White, and a lecture by Rose Lee Hill before a class dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Lindsey Jr. have returned to their Fort Worth home after spending two weeks visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Lindsey at 911 Louisiana Street.
More than 60 children attend Saturday morning Story Hour in Amarillo's Potter County Library. Tales by Uncle Remus and Indian legends fill a colorful children's section with low shelves, a resident librarian guides selections, and a new downstairs space houses about 2 000 books.
Potter County Democratic primary ballots will be prepared tonight at a committee meeting. Members Rey D. Chase C. C. Gibson Dr. T. M. Montgomery W. S. Birge Albert Randall and Walter Irvin oversee the process. Candidates must pay ballot fees by midnight tonight.
A Carlsbad New Mexico veteran bid to be sold as a wife at the State Fair in Des Moines. Officials declined the proposal and withheld the man's name.
Jack Russell, a Wichita University student, was killed when his homemade glider crashed at an airport in Wichita. Classmate Paul Zeigier sustained minor injuries as the craft went into a spin during the incident.
A New York laboratory confirms camels as energy boosters and camel smokers share personal experiences. The message promotes Camel as a lift anytime with finer tobaccos that never get on nerves, suggesting steady smoking is not a concern.
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