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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1936
Page
5
An elaborate dinner dance planned by the Junior Welfare League will take place in the Crystal Ballroom of the Herring Hotel on Wednesday March 11 as a leading social event for the Texas South Western Cattlemen's convention. Tickets are two dollars per couple with proceeds aiding League charities.
A list of local club meetings and events in Amarillo with times and hosts including Philharmonic Group officers Mary Holman 1408 Jackson Street 7 30 p m Open Forum Ruth Owen 1400 Van Buren Street 7 45 p m Berean Class Pollyanna party postponed East ern Star Certificate Study Class S F Pelton 910 Carolina Street 8 p m Elks Club Nat 9 30 p m Jolly Time Dramatic Club Academy of Music and Art 7 p m Progressive Speakers Class Blackburn Shaw Chapel 7 45 p m Security Benefit Association Carpenters Hall 8 p m Tuesday events Potter County Federation of Women’s Clubs First Christian Church 9 30 a m P E O Sisterhood luncheon Mrs C B Jackson 1118 Harrison Street 12 30 p m Mrs J W Hill assistant hostess P E O Chapter 7 luncheon Mrs R A Burnett 2308 Hughes Street 12 30 p m Mrs H E Billingslea Mrs George Erlandson Mrs W L Darrah assistant hostesses L Aiguillee Club 1508 West Twentieth Avenue 2 30 p m Alice Landergin PTA school auditorium 3 30 p m Amama First Baptist Church 1008 West Seventeenth Avenue 2 30 p m Mrs T M Graham assistant hostess Sunnyside Home Demonstration Club 9 a m Mother Collins San Jacinto Methodist Church business social luncheon World Missionary Society First Baptist Week of Prayer all day Pierce Street Baptist Z S and W M S notes
An advertisement extols Dr Lyon's Tooth Powder as 100 percent powder with stronger cleansing action than pastes. It claims dentists prefer powder, that it polishes enamel without scratching, reduces tooth decay, freshens breath, and costs half as much as toothpaste while lasting longer.
A list of church, PTA, ladies auxiliary and club gatherings for the week. Events include San Jacinto Methodist Church Week of Prayer at 2 pm, Price Memorial College and McKinley PTA meetings in different school buildings, Panhandle Speech Arts Texas program at 7:30 pm, and multiple women’s clubs meeting through the evening at various locations on dates implied by the week.
Mrs S D Spillers was elected president of the Philathea Class at the San Jacinto Baptist Church during Friday night meetings at Mrs Joe Denman home. New officers include Mrs R H Adams Mrs Stover Mrs Vestal Mosely and Mrs Joe Den man as vice presidents secretary and publicity chair. Refreshments and games followed with many members listed as guests.
The Jolly Tribe Club admitted Mrs. Woodrow Sherrill and Miss Bernice Bishop at a Thursday gathering hosted by Mrs. Billie Grundy. Bridge high scores included Mrs. King Kendrick with high, Mrs. Jack Fyfe second, and guest prize to Mrs. H. D. Traddell. River Road Club hosted an all day quilting and luncheon at Mrs. M. B. Mobberly with guests and members listed. next meeting set for Wednesday at Mrs. W. D. Irby’s home with Miss Mary Sitton in charge.
The Chatterbox Club enjoyed games and contests at Mrs R D Ward's home on Friday with prize winner Mrs Travis Dawes. Attendees included Tom Spencer A H McBride Aron Hart Travis Dawes J E Pierce J W Young H L Turner Silas Hess and R D Ward. A follow up gathering will be hosted by Mrs Hess at 3603 Polk Street next Friday. The St Andrews Guild and the Woman's Auxiliary will hold a joint meeting Wednesday at 2 30 p m at the Parish House with Mrs Sam Nutting leading Lent talks on the Prayer Book. All are welcome.
The Child Psychology Club met at Mrs. Eugene Polk's home to appoint next year's committees for program and year book. Chairmen are Mrs. C. G. Felerabend and Mrs. Arlie Speer, with members Mrs. W. L. Speer Jr., Jack Rawles, G. S. McLellan Jr., and others. A program on Pets by Mrs. Arlie Speer and Teasing Pets by Mrs. Fred Wheeler were presented, with attendance including Mrs. J. B. Hull, H. R. Brooks, and Eugene Polk.
Pollyanna gifts were exchanged at a Blue Bonnet Needle Club meeting Friday afternoon at Mrs. C. B. Farmer's home 1031 Bowie Street. After the exchange new Pollyannas were drawn and each member received kodak pictures from former member Mrs. L. T. Ezell now in El Paso. Refreshments featured a St Patrick motif for Mesdames Wesley Goodman Ezra Morton J F Stewart F G Tye G W Camp W P Pollard H P Scarborough Earl W Smith John C Hudson and the hostess. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Goodman 834 Virginia Street.
Junior Philharmonic Group No 1 gathered Saturday afternoon at Mrs R C Martints home. Each member performed an impromptu program. Refreshments served to Marjorie McKitterick Martha Kelly Wanda Sizemore Eugene Speer LeEtta Rae Davis Lorene Speer Barbara Ann Boxwell Bettye Walters Margaret Harris Josephine Martini and the hostess.
The operetta Maid in Japan will be presented Thursday night in the Senior High School auditorium by Central Junior High School choral classes and the dramatic club. Betty Jean Hughes plays Hanano and Ray Johnson is Tom Long as the plot centers on their romance and a scheme for an official Made in Japan stamp. Orchestra begins at 7 45 with a small admission charged. Trainmen meet Tuesday at 2 o'clock at the I O O F Hall.
Breakfast lunch and dinner recipes with directions for toast cheese sandwich sugar cookies and beef rice soup. Includes ingredients and steps for preparing sandwiches cookies and a hearty soup with bone stock and rice plus a fruit and marshmallow salad.
The Madcap Players presented a debut program at 310 B West Eighth Avenue featuring a song and dance number Prince Personality Himself by Dan Baurac, plus one act plays Morophine and Death with Dan Baurac Virginia Gray Billy Huddleston and Thuringa Bailey. They plan a workshop theater and will present more one act plays soon.
An older piece argues parental guidance in boyhood disputes. It contrasts interference with letting fights unfold, noting potential for forged friendships and the risks of humiliating children. The article cites examples of injuries and behavior shifts signaling unseen problems and urges attentive parenting.
A home mixed cough remedy promises quick relief at a fraction of the price. By combining 244 ounces of Pinex with a pint of sugar syrup, households can create an effective, non-cooking cough medicine that soothes throat irritation and loosens phlegm, with wide parental appeal and a refund guarantee.
A challenger raises objections tied to an unseen challenge, specifics unclear, with direct questioning proving ineffective as the issue remains shrouded in uncertainty. The matter hints at a deeper strain, possibly mental or physical, complicating the campaign dynamic.
The passage notes that the answer is found and a child's confidence, once grudging, is largely useless. Tact patience and sympathy open frankness, and learning must be nurtured with respect not ridicule. Deep parental understanding can make it a path to future honesty, recalling Augusta as Georgia's former capital.
Suffer no more with a head cold. BROWNS sosOpen offers quick relief to breathe freely through both nostrils within twenty minutes. Two Way Treatment targets head colds hay fever and asthma relief. Price one dollar. Sold guaranteed by All Drug Stores. Manufactured by The Am Bro Co Lawton Oklahoma.
An ad promotes B. C. a pharmacist prepared remedy claimed to ease organic pains in three minutes. It is said to aid colds headaches neuralgia aches fever and nervous distress without opiates. Available in 10¢ and 25¢ packages at drugstores.
A reader describes low spirits and exhaustion due to worn down strength. After ten days on S.S.S. Tonic, skin color improves, energy returns, and he feels back to his old self. The testimonial cites steady progress from a trusted product with decades of use and praised by users.
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