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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1934
Page
5
Mrs Arthur Price entertained the Glendoris Bridge Club at 1100 Fillmore Street on Wednesday afternoon. High score honors went to Mrs L B King. Refreshments were served to Mesdames L B King J T Swink Laurence Phillips E B Moreman Vera Simpson E F Putman Lloyd Moreman Arthur Price and Miss Hazel Graham.
A special program in character roles features the seven most prominent women in the Bible by the Wesley Friendship Class at San Jacinto Methodist Church Sunday at 9 45 AM. Participants include Fanny Brown Marguerite Hill Lonita Hamilton Clara Brooks Ella Jacobs Minola Teafatiller and Rosalie Raymond with Mrs Jewell Ashford on the prelude and Mrs Marion Hill leading a discussion on Woman Power.
Community events listed for Berean Class of West Amarillo Christian Church Pollyanna party and several youth and social dances at Masonic Temple Sacred Heart Cathedral basement Sanborn School Auditorium The Nat Hillcrest Country Club and Polk Street Methodist Church also host gatherings All college dance at Amarillo College gymnasium and organizing tips for stain removal and food prep included
Three of seven Transcontinental & Western Air workers at English Field were furloughed due to army control of air mail contracts. Wade Johnson Cecil Schlegel and Ted Kelso were laid off with no plans, while others stay on under staggered schedules. Salaries reduced. system-wide furloughs affect half of 750 staff.
The Lesson Sermon in Christ Jesus churches centers on Jesus Christ as the foundation and savior. It cites 1 Corinthians 3 11 Luke 2 11 and quotes Mary Baker Eddy on Jesus being born of a virgin and sent to speak God s word to humanity with a human demonstration.
The Amarillo Globe advertises Pattern 1501 by Anne Adams for a frock suited to girls and adaptable for gingham or cotton prints. Sizes 6 through 14, requires 2 1-4 yards of 36 inch fabric, 3-1/8 yards edging. Includes illustrated instructions and pricing for book and pattern together.
Wives of cattlemen visiting for the 18th Panhandle Livestock Association convention will be hosted at a 1 pm luncheon at Rose Bowl Tea Room Tuesday. Mrs. Miles Bivins, chairwoman, announced a program and style show. Amarillo ladies should reserve tickets at Rose Bowl Saturday between 10 am and 3 pm. Tickets for visiting ladies will be issued at the Amarillo Hotel registration desk.
The Panhandle A. and M. Club will hold its regular monthly meeting and dinner Monday night at the Capitol Hotel. President Thad Ansley announced that many out-of-town exes would be in Amarillo for the Fat Stock Show, with a record attendance expected. Dinner is set for 7.
Tom F. Hunter of Wichita Falls announces a second bid for Texas governor, planning to launch April 1 in South Texas. He aims to deliver 250 major addresses and numerous talks during the campaign, after arriving in Dallas to consult supporters and finalize preparations. Mrs Jay Taylor and Mrs Weymouth are on the event committee with an orchestra arranged for the luncheon.
The state of Oregon fixes salaries at 246 dollars for three supervisors of state operated liquor stores. Managers of individual stores will receive a net of 132 dollars.
Chief Justice R W Hall of the Seventh Court of Civil Appeals left for Crockett after learning his son in law Dr J B Deal had died. Family members including his son Dr Neal Hall and daughters Mrs George Ingham and Mrs Marcelee Brown planned to depart as well.
Partial OCR fragment discusses Mary’s perception of Christ Jesus as pure and spiritually reflected truth and love. The line suggests Mary’s view that purity mirrors the good and pure nature of Jesus, but no event, date, or broader context is provided. The excerpt lacks identifiable persons beyond Mary and Jesus and offers no concrete actions or outcomes.
160 acres southeast 1 percent of Section 15 in Block K-2 about 8 miles southwest of Tulsa. A perfect quarter section all in cultivation with about 85 acres planted to wheat. Rented land with purchaser assuming some rent contract but will receive rents.
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