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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1951
Page
6
The A&M Mothers Club lists Mrs. A F P Madai son at 108 Crestway with 7 o clock start. Viva Chapter and IATSE are noted. Mrs. Irma Pitt at 4125 Hayden hosts a 7 30 o clock gathering.
A group of piano students will present American Cowboy Songs a series event at the Musical Arts Conservatory 1710 Tyler on Saturday at 7 oclock. The performance features songs piano solos and ensemble numbers in costume with Western selections by Billy Nichols John Merchant and Henry Fowler. Students include Betty Jean Martin Shelly Ann Rucker Jon Alexander Richard Birchfield Billy Deaton John Robinson Jo Ann Middleton Cynthia Dwight Frances Ann Wood Donna Wester Mary Wertz Barbara Wertz Mary Kay Travis Jo Ann Travis Mary Don Wood Karne Sue Rucker George Ann Ward Beverly Ward Janice Ward Betty Lowe Gerald Middleton Bill Graham Jacquelyn Evans Ann Alexander Sylvia Evans Nancy Farrell and Margaret Fisher.
Joseph J. Robinson who says he is 103 years old refused medical help after being struck by a car in Memphis Tennessee. Police report he was knocked down but declined transport to a hospital.
The Women's Society of Christian Service and San Jacinto Methodist Church members formed a prayer group for spiritual growth. Led by Ottis Hobbs and W M Burke, the group planned Bible readings discussions and prayer with three circles led by McDowell Landrum and Burke. A prayer list was created and a devotional topic was presented. Meetings will be held on the fourth Wednesday each month at members' homes.
Soil experts at the University of Illinois report a 19 bushel per acre corn yield on a long running plot planted in corn since 1876. They say the small yield compared with rotated plots shows the benefits of crop rotation and soil treatment.
The piece advises light bright wall colors to create space in narrow rooms and suggests using white or bright curtains at the end. It recommends architectural features like bookshelves to frame a bed, black enamel accents to draw the eye, and a single large floor covering to avoid a crowded look.
Exchangettes met at the Federation Club House for a bridge session with high score earned by Mrs. Bob Hucker second by Mrs. Jim Loter and traveling prize to Mrs. W. M. Anderson. Attendees included Mesdames Nussbaum Hucker Cunningham Cousins Jones Loter Johnson Porter Pendegraph Ryan and Anderson. Next meeting is a luncheon on March 13 at 1 in the Parkmoor Den.
During the past year 71 scholarships were granted to young Samoans Niueans and Cook Islanders for study in New Zealand schools. The aim is to help them take greater responsibility in their islands affairs. Samoan and Rarotongan teachers are in New Zealand observing Maori school methods.
A rummage sale sponsored by Women of Southern Presbyterian Church will be held all day at 611 East Fourth. Open Forum Club host Mrs. Carrie C. Hood will lead an event at 2:30 PM at 2114 Monroe.
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