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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1933

Page

5

Fresh Vegetables Featured at Market by Home Demonstration Club

Fresh vegetables will be featured Saturday morning from 8 to 10 30 in the Municipal Auditorium foyer. Mrs. Bob J. Johnson, market manager, announced this morning. Other sale items include fresh eggs dressed fowl dairy products cakes pies cookies bread and other home and farm products. Orders may be placed by phone 20190.

Municipal Auditorium Bob J. Johnson

Amarillo Country Club Fourth of July breakfast set

Amarillo Country Club invites members to attend the annual Fourth of July breakfast Tuesday from 8 to 11 AM. Reservations are due by noon Monday. Joe Norman's Orchestra will provide music and additional entertainment features have been arranged for club members.

Amarillo Country Club Joe Norman

Wesley Friendship Class to Host Patriotism Program Sunday

The Wesley Friendship Class of San Jacinto Methodist Church will present a Patriotism and Fidelity program at 9:45 A.M. in the classroom with patriotic music Scrip ture reading by Mrs. E J Scott and a lesson on The Fidelity and Courage of Joshua led by Mrs. Marion Hill Summer round up campaign officers Mrs H L Hines and Mrs KE J Scott urge all staff to attend on time Also notes about fashion trends and social visits from Paris and Fort Worth residents.

Wesley Friendship San Jacinto Methodist Church E. J. Scott Marion Hill Joshua H. L. Hines KE. J. Scott

Hair Raising Discoveries of Science at AAAS Meeting

Prominent scientists at the Chicago sessions of the American Association for the Advancement of Science show strange new discoveries. The article notes unusual facial hair trends among attendees as a reflection of scientific breakthroughs.

Chicago American Association For the Advancement of Science

How CARDUS Helped Weak Nervous Woman

Emma Nichols of Murfreesboro Tennessee describes nervous weakness back pain and bearing down sensations. After three bottles of Cardus she improved and recommended it to daughters and friends. Cardus is advertised to boost appetite and strength and relieve aches as digestion and well being improve. Sold at local drug stores.

Emma Nichols Murfreesboro Tenn Cardus Carduf

Social Calendar Recitals and Club Meetings Listed

Friday listings include Henry Earl Fuqua recital at The Playhouse at 8 p m Unity Study Club at 1500 Taylor Street with sessions at 2 30 and 8 00 p m Saturday event schedule features Home Demonstration Club Market in Municipal Auditorium foyer from 8 to 10 30 a m and recitals by Nellie D Erhard and Helen M Strite at Amarillo College of Music at 8 30 p m

Unity Study Club Taylor Street Nellie D. Erhard Helen M. Strite Amarillo College of Music

Mrs Calvert Hosts J G G Club Garden Party

Mrs G R Calvert hosted the J G G Club at her home with a gar den filled to welcome members and guests. High scores went to Mrs F Langford and Mrs D C West, with Mrs Fred Wentz noted as high guest. Mrs John Mills and others attended. Miss Helen Thompson of Mackville Ky was a guest of Mr and Mrs W T Leachman.

G. R. Calvert J. G. G. Club F. Langford D. C. West Fred Wentz John Mills M. R. Genness Mesdames F Kentucky Helen Thompson Mackville, Ky W. T. Leachman

Palisades Park Open for Public Inspection

Palisades Park south of Amarillo, being improved by the Citizens Conservation Corps, will be open for public inspection until Tuesday night. Col. Oscar A. Seward says no admission will be charged and the park will soon become one of the state's most popular parks. Visitors are asked to follow the road southeast from Llano Cemetery and then south at the end of the southeast road. the direct south road leads to the camp.

Palisades State Park Amarillo Citizens Conservation Corps Oscar A. Seward State Park Board Llano Cemetery

70 Millions to Buy All Cotton From Farm Board

The Reconstruction Finance Corporation advanced 70 million dollars to Secretary Wallace to enable purchase of all cotton held by the federal Farm Board and other government agencies. About 2 million bales are in government hands. The cotton bought will be used to grant options to producers who agree to reduce acreage.

Washington Reconstruction Corporation Wallace Federal Farm Board

Anne Adams summer pattern from The Amarillo Globe

The Anne Adams pattern 1503 offers a slim silhouette with a deep point yoke and broad shoulders. Available sizes 14 to 42, fabric needs vary. pattern includes illustrated sewing steps and a summer pattern book catalog for 15 cents, with catalog and pattern at 25 cents.

Anne Adams Amarillo Globe Pattern Department West 17Th Street New York City

Funeral for Child Car Victim Held

Services for Howard Calvin Price q-year-old son of Mr and Mrs A A Price of Pleasant Valley Community were held at 2 20 oclock Friday afternoon from the Assembly of God Church. Rev FE R Foster and Rev T D Sumrall officiated with pallbearers Aulden Shields Jim Guthrie Elmer Coggin Jr and Kenneth Baley. Burial was in Llano Cemetery. The youth was fatally injured Wednesday night when struck by an automobile on the north highway.

Howard Calvin Price A. A. Price Pleasant Valley Assembly of God Church FE. R. Foster T. D. Sumrall Aulden Shields Jim Guthrie Elmer Coggin, Jr Kenneth Baley Llano

Typographical error in Corn Flakes ad corrected

A typographical error in the Red & White Stores ad misquoted Kellogg's Corn Flakes at two packages for 10 cents in Friday morning News. The correct price is two packages for 17 cents, while Friday's Globe shows the proper listing.

Kellogg’s Red & White

Last Call for Winter Wardrobe and Summer Hacks

Household hints advise storing winter clothes in moth proofed bags cedar boxes and refrigerated vaults for furs. Tips cover color harmony with bindings and prints fans for cooling and carnation corsages. Meals listed include breakfast pineapple juice cereal French toast lunch baked beans and ham a la king for dinner.

Menu Highlights Include Spinach Eggs And Pie

A concise list presents shells and new spinach with boiled potatoes orange salad open top apple pie coffee and milk as the featured dishes.

Bread crumb preparation for croquettes and fillings

Save all left over bread slices and heat slowly until very crisp. Cool and rell and you will have a supply of crumbs for escalloping mixtures or croquettes. Store in tightly covered glass jar. A good sandwich filling is made by blending chopped cooked eggs with ham, adding a little sweet pickle and olives and moistening with salad dressing.

Elmer Yates Rites Planned At First Nazarene Church

Last rites for Elmer A. Yates 69 retired farmer will be held at 4 30 Friday afternoon at the First Nazarene Church. Rev W H Snow and Rev J F Johnson will officiate. Pallbearers include R D Kirk C F Underwood E E Witchey J R Hutto Henry Oliver and William Barr. Burial in Llano Cemetery by N B Griggs & Sons. Survivors: two sons Co E and Warren Yates Amarillo. daughter Mrs Ray King St Vrain New Mexico.

Elmer A. Yates C. E. Yates Tennessee Street First Nazarene Church W. H. Snow J. F. Johnson Glenwood Baptist Church R. D. Kirk C. F. Underwood E. E. Witchey J. R. Hutto Henry Oliver William Barr Llano Cemetery N. 8. Griggs & Sons Yates Co. E. and Warren Yates Amarillo Ray King St. Vrain N. M

Prison Cotton Question Raises Prices by Plowing Land

The Texas prison board meets in Houston on Monday to decide how much of the prison system's 14 000 acres of cotton land will be plowed under to help raise prices.

Houston Texas Prison Board

Also Mentioned on This Page

Paris Mrs. Graham Hass Fort Worth J. W. Copp Jack Graham Fillmore Street Henri Peron France John J. Abel Johns Hopkins Henri Bougeral Henry Earl Fuqua the Playhouse Mrs. C. R. Calvert Edgar Merritt Rudolph Kauffman Frances Perkins Palisades Park Rexall Harmony Bay West City Drug Kruschen Kotex Mennen Spalding Polk W. 16Th North Fillmore No San Jacinto Vy Anne Adams Elmer Yates Brassieres Chic i Ae Oe Amarillo Greenhouse Jefferson Palais Royal
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