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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1935
Page
8
Tonight Camnee calendar lists a fairy operetta The Flut Bell at McKinley auditorium 7 30 p m. Also church classes and socials at San Jacinto Buchanan Street and other venues with banquets social meetings and public dinners across the area.
A surprise wedding shower honored Mr and Mrs Jimmie Frame at the Bowles home 1504 A Lincoln Street. Music was by the Bowles brothers and refreshments served to a list of guests including Mildred Brown former Claude resident Mrs Frame.
The St Patrick motif themed a Bethany Chase gathering hosted Tuesday night by Mrs. H. P. Garrett at 2029 Hayden Street. Attendees included Mesdames Pitchins Morrison Nelson Jackson Clayton Parrell Brewer Price Clouse Russell Morrison Harland Dees Middleton Jenkins Lankford Royalty McDonald Xavier Jones Vick Vaughn Baker and the host.
The Amarillo Music Teachers Guild met at Mrs George McNeill's studio on Fillmore Street Monday night. Mrs B R Holland spoke on Orchestra Coloring in Piano Playing and Bernice Hall Axtell read on Esoteric Art. Paul Womack played a piano solo Garden in the Rain and two piano numbers Bong Without Words and Prelude in G Minor.
Rex Westerfield marked his seventh birthday with a party at his parents home 1800 Harrison Street. Guests included John F E Hi tr William Gee Roe Cheatham and Chariene Wilson. Jackie Pieratt Billy Pieratt Sonny Boy Morris and others attended. cake and refreshments followed games and contests. A new Scofield Bible Study Class was organized and will meet Tuesdays 3 to 4 pm at 1901 Tyler Street with invitations extended. Circle No 2 of Polk Street Methodist Church announced a cooked food sale at Racton Grocery Store 22 West Sixteenth Avenue on Saturday.
Elimination contests for the Seventh District of the Texas Federation of Music Clubs will be held Saturday at 2:30 PM in Amarillo College Little Assembly Hall. Winners advance to state finals in San Angelo April 3 to 6 with $25 prizes in piano, organ, women’s and men’s voice. Contestants may enter multiple classes for $1 each and must perform a memorized piece with one copy for judges. Cochairs are Hjalmar Bergh and Carl Wiesemann. Lena Milam is state chair.
Mrs E R Mayer entertained the Harmony Club at her Madison Street home with a lesson on Tschaikowsky and Moszkowski led by Mrs F M McLaughlin. Participants included Mesdames Burnett Strickland Holland Lynch Price and Miss Harris with guest artist Mrs J S Pitman. Junior Harmony Club performances came from Misses McLaughlin and Martini.
Tips on reheating large and small puddings by steaming in covered pans. Suggested dishes include creamed mushrooms with spinach, codfish cakes with cabbage, and various cream cheese and fruit spreads. Odd cleaning and cooking notes appear, with scattered recipe ideas and nonsensical phrases.
An ad offers pattern 2214 by Anne Adams for a versatile dress with adjustable yoke sleeves, suitable for summer wear and various fabrics. It promotes sizing from 12 to 42, fabric yardage, illustrated instructions, and a spring pattern book for forty pages of fashions, priced five cents for the book and twenty five cents for pattern plus postage.
The Thrifty Home Demonstration Club met at the Pleasant Valley home of Mrs. J. B. Adelman. Mrs. F. Wendt spoke on America Must Choose and urged a simple, common-sense policy. Mrs. W. T. Sherrill reported on club entrants at the Amarillo Fat Stock Show. Attendees included Mesdames J. W. McKee F. C. Wendt W. T. Sherrill Ray Baland G A. Burton H. B. Davis Lee J Williams J. H. Jaedhbetter and 1 O.
The U Deal Em Club hosted a Tuesday afternoon St Patrick's party at Mrs. FE W Fields home 1720 West Tenth Avenue. Bridge introduced with high score to Mrs Charles Mellor second to Mrs Jack Pittman traveling prize to Mrs Roy Curtis and guest high to Mrs Eula Formby. Refreshments served to members and guests including Mrs B Levy of Denver and others.
The Glenwood Parent Teacher Association presents The Last Half Day in the Old District School at 8 PM in the school auditorium. After the play the tea leaves quilt on display at Palo Muro Furniture Co will be given away. The cast includes Lee Barry Pat Lancaster Stanly Pridemore and many local residents. The public is invited.
A nine patch quilt was completed at the Home Craft Club meeting held Tuesday at Mrs J L Green’s home 2204 Buchanan Street. Attendees included Mesdames R N Miller R M Gillette J Spencer Knight J O Dumas W R Hill W V Miller R T Martin C T Sterling M A Hudson Jr Miss La Belle Storey and the hostess. The group will meet next week at Miss Storey’s 4007 Harrison Street.
In Palo Alto on March 15 Ruth Sleneczynski the piano prodigy debated President Hoover at the Hoover home The duel ends in a draw Ruth asks What’s a President Hoover quips Anyone who’d be one is a fool He then jokes He’d better be a cabinet maker or a plumber today.
President Roosevelt replies to Detroit Jewish Chronicle editor, saying he cares more about what his ancestors were than their origins. He writes they may have been Jews Catholics or Protestants but he values whether they were good citizens and believers in God. The exchange will be printed Friday.
Sheriff Lawrence Palmer of Monti cello Utah arrived in Greenville to question Clinton Palmer the admitted slaver of two Utah ranchmen in a range argument. Palmer would not be released to Utah authorities as he faces trial here April 9 on charges of slaying Dillard Garrett and is wanted in Utah for killing William E Oliver and his grandson Norris Shumway.
An old advertisement touts Pento-Rub as a penetrating liquid for lumbago pain. It promises fast congestion relief and a deep joint effect, priced 25 cents, 50 cents, and 41 cents per bottle.
Supreme Court heard the railroad retirement pension act, questioned as a costly blank check for carriers. New York Central counsel Jacob Aronson warned annuities for past services could total 4.4 billion dollars, while Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe counsel Emmett E. McInnis called the act discriminatory retroactive unfair confiscatory and inequitable.
H A Finch curriculum revision field man of West Texas State Teachers College will speak to rural teachers at the county Superintendent's office in the courthouse Saturday at 10 o'clock. The Potter County rural schools hold their regular meeting with H A Shaw and musicians Robert and Hall Axtell providing a short program.
Premier Mitchell Hepburn announced in Toronto that the Dionne quintuplets guard ianship bill would become law placing the children under the welfare minister until they turn 18. Oliva Dionne Leo Kervin and Olivier Dionne arrived amid reports they hired Toronto lawyer Farquhar McRae to attempt to block the measure.
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