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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1927
Page
4
The First Christian church holds a one hour Wednesday evening teachers training class from 7:80 to 8:80 open to the public with free registration. Superintendent Pam Denton urges all teachers to attend, with Mrs. Tom Williams overseeing organization and registration.
The Bonita chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star met in the Masonic Temple for a business session. They planned a school of instruction beginning March 28 and appointed a committee to organize a special program. Grand officers will attend, with committees for entertainment decorations and other aspects of the school.
Members are invited to a dance at the Amarillo Country Club on Saturday from 9 to 12 with a special orchestra. Dinner reservations are encouraged and should be made early.
Mrs. J. J. Crume and Mrs. T. D. Cole acted as joint hostesses for the Needle club gathering held Tuesday afternoon at the Crume residence 2110 Polk Street. Attendees enjoyed needlework and conversation followed by a salad course.
Mrs. W A Combs hosted the Panhandle Speech Arts association Tuesday evening at 903 North Kentucky Avenue San Jacinto. Talks covered Drama American Drama Shakespeare and readings of The Rivals and The Old Husband and the Young Wife with a reading of As You Like It. A good attendance was present.
Mrs Ewell C Brown hosted the Canyon Girls club at her San Jacinto home 907 Alabama Ave Tuesday afternoon. Forty two games were played and refreshments served. Attendees included E R Archambeau T W Austin W R Ballard R B Burnett R D Bush P H Buthker Fred Madison and others. The next meeting set for Mrs R B Burnett 802 South Louisiana Ave.
The Philathea class of the San Jacinto Methodist church met Tuesday evening at the church to complete their plans of organization. Mrs. C. E. Treadwell was elected president, Mrs. Glenn Lane first vice president, and Mrs. Jackson secretary. Guests Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Gilbert of Claude visited the Whites at 409 Carolina avenue.
Mrs W W MIlroy entertained the Triple T Needle Club Tuesday afternoon at 1606 Van Buren Street with needle work and conversation. A salad course followed. members present included Zack Fine, Marvin McCullough, H C Pipkin, Joe B Dooley, Grover Bishop, Clarence Eakle, Clifford Thompson, W I Dinan, J B Landers, and R P Parcells.
Mrs. A. J. Grant hosted the Citizenship Training club Tuesday afternoon at 2204 Buchanan Street. Mrs. B. F. Harper led a Folk Lore of Texas lesson, followed by refreshments. Also noted are plans of the Watsons moving to Amarillo and local visits by Mr. and Mrs. Alan Stagg, and the Green return from Phoenix.
Nay Shelton stays with the Eldridges in Walnut Springs while Mrs. Saigling and C. W. Alexander travel through Texas and New Mexico on business. Wanda's illness keeps Mrs. Vincent from work as Bob Jackson joins White and Kirk’s shoe department. Dr. Bock visits from Kirksville as architect Sidney Lovell attends to business in Amarillo. The era’s first full automatic calculating machine for Amarillo is expected to arrive at the Monroe company.
Randal Drug Co at 422 Taylor Street offers regular chocolate candy at 35 cents per pound on special with a four dozen? centers and both milk and dark varieties in a thick coating.
Mrs. Ernest Hanley of Hereford visits Wichita Falls with Mrs. Joe Harvey and her son staying with Mrs. Harvey’s sister Mrs. W. W. McDroy at 1606 Van Buren. Mr. and Mrs. John F. Manning depart for Mineral Wells then Chattanooga for two months.
About 16,000,000 pounds of pepper are stored in London warehouses. The amount underscores London's role as a major spice hub and reflects ongoing trade activity affecting supply and prices. No further details provided in the fragment.
John H. Wilson of Ruston Louisiana credits Vinci tonic with restoring his health after being run down. The old Cod Liver and Iron remedy without oil is advertised to promote sleep and a hearty appetite, with a pleasant taste. Postoffice Drug Co.
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