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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1935

Page

11

Israfel Review by A A U W Group Meeting

Mrs. T. C. Craig reviewed Israfel by Hervey Allen for the Junior Group of the American Association of University Women. Hostess P. V. Mullins served refreshments at 3716 Fountain Terrace with bridge entertainment and a prize to Mrs. J. B. Luther who moves to Dallas.

Hervey Allen Edgar Allen Poe T. C. Craig American Association of University Women P. V. Mullins Fountain Terrace J. B. Luther Dallas Mesdames T. C. Craig Earle N. Armstrong John Parrell Ben Schermerhorn Will R Saunders Binford Arney Lloyd King Lyle Montgomery William Darrah Furman Laines M. D. Snyder P. L. Dittermore C. C. Anderson Patricia Blasdel

McKinley School Operetta The Blue Belt Friday Night

Seventh grade pupils at McKinley School present The Blue Belt operetta Friday at 7 30 in the school auditorium directed by Miss Orewe Hudgins and sponsored by the McKinley Parent Teacher Association. The public is invited.

McKinley School Orewe Hudgins McKinley Parent-Teacher Association John Bowling King Gurnell Gamblin Prince Mary Evelyn Gould Ellene West Jack Kenyon Dewey Maltzberger Clifton Blanks Jerry Ratcliff Ruby Beth Peery Mary Dale Anderson Phyllis Evans Wilma Immill Virginia Bussey Erma Prince Queen's Max Neal Billy Ellis George Barnard Queen’s Eugene Davis Sidney Zukay Ladd Robins King's Barbers Flower Fairies Ruth Ann Harrison Viola Bischsel Janice Rodgers Jo Nichols Evelyn Harrison Shirley Ann Elrod Adele Jackson Billie Marie Wheeler Jo Dell Harrison Florence Brown Louise Norwood Virginia Larsen Louise Brown Maudie Shea Joyce Saxton Wynona Wardlow Rainbow Fairies Jean Chandler Glenn Tuttle Melva Nell Jones Mary Nell Jones Mary Margaret Self Ruth Lauder Juanita Hobdy Miriam Corneil Betty Jane Aldrich Betty Jo Blackman Mary Alice Rook Nancy Loden Virginia Ruffner James Khoury Tommy Utz Ercell Crawford Paul Zehringer Ben Carter Sanford Tarter Richard Richardson J. L. Taylor Joe New Durwood Offord George Strickland Charles Brown Dorothy Duncan Thelma Wright Frances Ballow Elizabeth Lloyd Frances Smith Betty Jo Johnson Billie Jean Beck Monette Chambers Mary Frances Vanhouser Virginia Sue Collins Martha Rodgers Wilma Webb Ruth Price Velma Sellers Joan Miller Marie Keeler Paul Pascoe Herald Floyd Smith Curtis Dunn Derwood Hendricks C. W. Fletcher

Testimony on Mrs Hudspeth murder in Brackenridge trial

Breckenridge March 14 testimony sought to prove Mrs R J Hudspeth was poisoned first then shot dead. Dr G C Wood said head wound caused instant death. Defense claimed self harm with rifle on table. Two dead hogs, turnip greens in feed trough cited in evidence. Olin Morris testified greens too bitter to eat.

Hudspeth McFall Clary Caddo Olin Morris

Services Held For Mrs Bobbitt Bride Five Weeks

Funeral services for Mrs Glenn G Bobbitt 24 were held at 3 pm in the First Christian Church. Daughter of Mrs C F E Trolinger she died in a local hospital Tuesday afternoon after a brief marriage of five weeks. Rev Walter P Jennings officiated. She was the wife of Glenn G Bobbitt connected with the Amarillo Hardware Company. Burial was in Llano Cemetery.

Glenn Bobbitt First Christian Church Bobbitt C. FE. Trolinger Walter P. Jennings First Christian Church of Plainview Glenn G. Bobbitt Amarillo Hardware Company Llano Cemetery

Hildebrand Rites Spoken at Chapel

Last rites for F Emerson Hildebrand 75 were pronounced at 2 this afternoon from the Blackburn Shaw Chapel by Rev Ross A Smith pastor of the San Jacinto Baptist Church Burial was in Llano Cemetery He lived in Pleasant Valley and died at a local hospital Tuesday night He was a retired merchant Collective farmers of Minsk province U S R have drained more than 225000 acres of swamp to make farm land

F. Emerson Hildebrand Blackburn-Shaw Ross A. Smith San Jacinto Baptist Church Llano Hildebrand Pleasant Valley Minsk

Multiple social clubs and events listed for Amarillo tonight

Calendar notes many meetings and activities in Amarillo including bridge clubs at various venues, study groups, a drill team benefit dance, book reviews, church classes, needle clubs, and operetta at McKinley School. Also Paris fashion note on reversible spring coats by Max Sport with a two color linen and wool fabric.

Paris Mar Max Sport

Painting Methods To Be Shown Here

A film on modern painting methods will be shown at the Sherwin-Williams Paint Company on Sixth Avenue and Tyler Street tonight at 7 30. Dan Stead of Dallas, field man for the company, will give a practical demonstration and lecture in connection with the film. All painters, architects, contractors and building managers are invited.

Sherwin-Williams Pain Company Sixth Avenue Tyler Street Dan Stead Dallas

Estudiar Club Meets At Latham Home For St Patrick Theme

Clarence Hobdy led the Estudiar Club study period as Mrs. R B Latham hosted at 1616 Ong Street with Mrs Jess Latham as assistant hostess. A small business session followed with St Patrick decorations and refreshments. Next meeting is April 8 at 3312 West Tenth Avenue hosted by Mr and Mrs Lyon with Mrs LaShear as assistant.

Clarence Hobdy Estudiar Club R. B. Latham Ong Street Jess Latham St. Patrick Messrs Mesdames FE. M. Mirick F. Pelton Fred Lyon Frances Shelton Hope LaShear Marguerite Bray Thelma Applequist Winifred Babb Edith Logan Susie Caldwell Frankie Gober Mr. Hobdy Lyon West Tenth Avenue LaShear

Health Program and Talk at Wolflin P T A Meeting

Mrs. T B Jones spoke on New Disciples for old at Wolflin P T A held in the school. Second grade pupils presented Health in Mother Goose Land with many named characters and a vegetable parade. President C E Crownover presided and Mrs Means received the room prize.

T B. Jones wWolflin Parent-Teacher Association Mother Goose Land J. L. Means Mother Goose Marianne Warren Little Boy Blue Ray Allman Pretty Maid Marieta Duke Mistress Mary Joanna Taylor Peter Pumpkin Eater Wesley Askew Jack Horner Wales Madden, Jr Bobby Shaftoe Bobby McMillen Jack and Dill Kenneth Dyer Dorothy Jane Speed Kings Walter Shudde Pat Babb Bill Hughes Glen Williams Jim Patton Fred Brien Bill Griggs Bobby West Keith James Gerald Peterson Humpty Dumpty Jack Hazlewood Bo-Peep Betty Pauline Jesse Handy Spandy Sam K. Broyles Piper Kenneth Lanham James Cox Tommy Hackler Betty Ann Garrett Margaret Thompson David Crawford Dorothy Peffley Margaret Earle Browning Virginia Aycock Ray Nichols Harry Engman Billy James

Potter County Federation of Women’s Club to Meet Friday Morning

The board of directors will gather in the parlors of First Christian Church at 9 30 with president Mrs Howard T Trigg urging attendance. Members include elective officers department chairmen federated club presidents retiring federation officer and a representative of the members at large.

Potter County Federation of Women's Clubs The First Christian Church Potter County Federation of Women's Club Howard T. Trigg

St Patrick Play Opens Summit P T A Program

The Summit P T A opens its March meeting with a performance of St. Patrick's Day in the Land of the West by Miss Rose mary Boothe in the school assembly room. Students and teachers participate including El nora Dye and Decia Dowell with a large list of Irish characters.

St. Patrick Summit P. T. A Land of the West Rosemary Boothe Summit Parent- Teacher Association America Elnora Dye Spirit of Ireland Decia Dowell Raymond Barker J. W. Burns J.T. Conger Dennis Dorsey Charles Owen Douglas Prince Garland Trimble Junior Moreland Edna Beavers Evelyn Coldwell Mary Gray Kathleen Green Dorothy Huskey Bernice King Wanda Moreland Ruth Salmon Polly Stallings Ruth Wibbard Marion Seaton Fern Ridener Wanda Ferguson

Beryl Needle Club Elects Officers

Mrs. H. A. Williams was elected president at an all day meeting at Mrs. R. B. Branum home. Officers include Mrs. Carl Larsen first VP and Mrs. Branum second VP, with Mrs. G. K. Weaver secretary treasurer. Buffet luncheon served for guests Miss Doris Mason and Mrs. Gladys Norvell. Next meeting at Mrs Beckwiths 1015 Williams Street.

H. A. Williams Beryl Needle Club R. 8. Branum Carl Larsen G. K. Weaver I. V. Smith D. M. Reeves C. R. Beckwith J. W. Welch Doris Mason Waynoka Okla Gladys Norvell J. B. McGee G. M. Privitt L. C. Stevens J. V. Welch

Linger Longer Bridge Club Meets at Miller Home

The Linger Longer Bridge Club was entertained at Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Miller's home. High scores went to Mrs. G. W. Croom and Edward Watson, with Mrs. Croom winning the traveling prize. Refreshments served to L. S. King, Edward Watson, G. W. Croom, J. O. Dumas, Mrs. Roy Victor, and Raymond Gillette. next meeting set for Wednesday night at 304-B Tennessee Street with Mr. and Mrs. Watson.

W. V. Miller G. W. Croom Edward Watson Croom L. S. King J. O. Dumas Roy Victor Raymond Gillette Watson Tennessee Street

Pleasant Valley Club Meeting Discusses Canned Goods and Hygiene

Pleasant Valley Club members met at Mrs. Quincy Ford's home with Miss Mary Sitton urging high quality canned products for contests. Health nurse talks by Mildred Garrett and Dorothy Smith emphasized personal hygiene and product knowledge for buyers and sellers. Guests included Mrs. Bud Duckworth and county club council participants. A birth announcement noted Patrick Marvin Thomason born March 9 to Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Thomason at 3507 Polk Street.

Mary Sitton Potter County Home Pleasant Valley Club Quincy Ford Mildred Garrett Dorothy Smith W. N. Martin County Club Council Miss Garrett Miss Smith Bud Duckworth Mesdames A. E. Speck F. W. Webster Everett McBride J. L. Autry S. J. Jacobs Leon Hoyt Charles Bebout L. Butterfield J. J. Charlton A. P. Black H. J. Pankratz W. V. Thomason Polk Street Patrick Marvin

Truthful man urges wife to seek aid for blues

A husband urges his wife to snap out of low spirits and tries to help her with Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs Barbara Spears of Akron Ohio reports the remedy restored her energy appetite and spirits. The ad claims nearly a million American women know it helps them and urges readers to buy now.

Barbara Spears Lydia E. Pinkham Elma Street Akron Ohio

Nineteen Hundred Restaurant Ensemble Featured in 1945 Shows

A Paris fashion display presents a 1945 restaurant outfit named Nineteen hundred. The ensemble pairs a pepper and salt taffeta frock with instep-length fullness pulled to the back and a waist-length close-fit jacket with short sleeves and drawn fullness.

Paris

Page detail describes a man's formal costume scene

A description notes a man in a costume with a small black straw hat tilted over his nose and a tie adorned with white flowers. The image conveys a period feel and hints at a formal or ceremonial event.

Fidelis Class to Held Food Sale at Harris Store

The Fidelis Class of Buchanan Street Methodist Church plans a Saturday afternoon food sale at Harris Food Store on North Fillmore Street to raise funds for church activities and missions.

Fidelis and Huckabee Buchanan Street Methodist Church Bennett Hall Harris Food Store North Fillmore Street

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bridge Club C. V. Wood Fillmore Street Amarillo Unity Study Club Taylor Street Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary American Legion Hall Mildred J. Cheney Madison Street Red Carnation Lodge Painters Hall Child Study Club M. H. Cunningham Sunset Jack Vincent West Nineteenth Avenue Palo Duro Baptist Association First Baptist Church Pampa Twentieth Century Club W. A. Barlow Jackson Street Les Temps Study Club G. B. Hamilton Sixteenth Avenue J. B. Moss Dr. Shelton Bible Amarillo Circle Wilbur Johnson Harrison Street Blue Bonnet Needle Club Graduate Nurses Association Rebecca Parr Monroe Street Blue Belt San Jacinto Methodist Church Wolflin P. T. A Federation Board Lallie Mae Ratcliff John Bickerstaff J. L. Ratcliff Ratcliff W. J. Bickerstaff Faye Gordon Texas Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs Amarillo Club Rose Bowl Tea Room Tussy White Jim Amarillo, Texas Fighteen New the Yarn Craft Dept Omshite Hirk Chevrolet Stella Mae Adkins State Department of Education At Austin E. O. McNew Cather Parris Jewell Kellar Calysta Bradbury Paul Hamilton Hazel Brown Earlene Trimble Ruth Evelyn Sloan Mildred Shrum Ernestine Lambdin GC. A. Foster Vivian Bradbury McNew Marjorie Callwell I. W. Upton C. A. Foster Wheat Vera E. Byers V. C. Beavers J. W. Short P. T. A. Congress Northwest Texas Canyon Schiaparelli Lis AFP Eroleterotettureeteree Otto Eleeee Pleasure Island N. B.C Kidskins Lucille Ath
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