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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1936
Page
6
A column addresses early childhood behavior and jealousy from a sister arrival. It warns parents against overreacting and suggests shared caregiving. A second piece argues movie choices for children require parental judgment beyond broad age limits, noting community rules and adult access.
Mrs A H McBride was elected president of the Chatter Box Club. Mrs Tom Spencer became vice president, Mrs Dick Spencer secretary-treasurer, and Mrs H L Turner reporter at a Friday afternoon meeting hosted by Mrs Travis Daws. The next gathering hosts a tacky party with husbands as guests.
A Tuesday program at the odist Church features a book review, a vocal by Mrs. H. J. Cole, and a reading by Mrs. W. M. Hall. Proceeds benefit the Social Center for Girls.
Theta Lambda Omran of Amarillo College heard J F Mead discuss 14 tools of a successful secretary including discretion attentiveness accuracy promptness and cheerfulness. He urged a secretarial ethics key and a receptive attitude during employer dictation.
The Goldenrod Club will be entertained by Mrs J C Crawford Thursday afternoon at 2 30 o clock at the Herring Hotel.
The U-Deal-Em Club entertained husbands at their monthly dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mellor at 202 Kentucky Street. Roy Curtis received a birthday cake and gifts while high bridge scores went to Mrs. Clyde Carroll and Jack Pittman with Bert Galbraith taking the consolation prize. The St Patrick theme figured in table settings and bridge items as list included Clyde Carroll and others. The club schedules its next meeting for March 24 with Mrs. Galbraith.
Mrs King Kendrick hosted the Jolly Tribe Club at her home with a St Patrick's Day theme in decor and refreshments. Billie Grundy won high score, Leland Twaddell was second, Elsie Brown took the traveling prize and joined as a new member, with several members and guests in attendance.
Railroad conductors and wives invited to a covered dish dinner at 6 PM Tuesday hosted by O R C Auxiliary at 2212 Taylor Street. Regular auxiliary meeting set for Thursday at 2 PM at Carpenters Hall. Mrs Adams hosts Entre Nous Club at 2107 Tyler Street Thursday at 2:30 PM.
Definite claims praise Dr Lyon's Tooth Powder for quick cleaning and whitening. It asserts twice the cleansing of tooth pastes, nonabrasive enamel safety, stain removal and fresh breath, appealing to widespread use by thousands.
The Chamber of Commerce offers free literature on the Texas Centennial celebrations. Folders are suitable for mailing and promoting the Centennial. requests may be sent to the Chamber of Commerce office on the second floor of the city hall.
A Paris fashion note describes guimpes paired with wool dresses by designers. Beige wool guimpe on brown wool dress and white organdie with black wool create a medieval styled sleeve of four small puffs and a double ruched collar.
The report describes tailored Paris skirts shown with higher front hems and finishing trim. Mrs. Joe Williams announces the Central Presbyterian Church luncheon for the group’s Class in the Fellowship Hall on Tuesday at noon with a covered dish.
A pharmacist combines ingredients into a formula sold as B. C. to relieve most headaches in minutes. Available at 10¢ and 25¢ packages, it also eases muscular pains colds fever and nervous distress without opiates or habit forming drugs.
More than a score of underwriters from Texas Panhandle and eastern New Mexico join a special Lincoln National Life Insurance Company meeting in Amarillo. Fort Wayne officials A J Dern C F Cross and Dr W B Thornton speak as a banquet at the Herring Hotel proceeds from 7 30 p m. The event continues through Tuesday per C B Rit tenberry the companys general agent.
A Findlay party ended with musicians continuing their song after plaster rained down from a cracked ceiling. No injuries reported as the performers pressed on, undeterred by the accident.
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