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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1937
Page
3
Practical tips cover spring color schemes with green gage plums and apricots in appetizers, using enamelware, and a cider sauce for pancakes. Custard secrets include glass or earthware cups and a 325 degree bake. Also notes on French terms and rug rag crafts from discarded hose.
Mr and Mrs M P Pierce announce the marriage of their daughter Alma May to Paul Jones. The couple wed on Tuesday March 2. A shower at Mrs Frank Altman's home honored the bride with many guests and gifts.
Mrs. W W Rusk spoke at the Central Junior High School Parent Teacher Association meeting on character growth and home school responsibility. She linked cooperation to avoiding strikes and wars and urged courtesy, sharing, family discussions, and understanding.
Mrs G A Sahli was elected president of the Margaret Wills Parent Teacher Association at a Monday school meeting. New officers include J L McCormick first vice president G M Autry second vice president G A Welsh third vice president Hugh Dixon recording secretary Laughlin corresponding secretary and L J Vogel treasurer. Bert Warner noted 120 dollars was cleared from a March 5 cantata. Rual Jones led the business session. Education and Life was the topic discussed by Dr C C Grimes.
Advice column from Anne Hirst addresses a wife torn by marital strain after a separation. The letter describes quarrels over finances and a desire to reconcile, while offering guidance that the fault lies on both sides and warns against pressuring the husband.
The Graduate Nurses Association of District No. 2 will meet at the Northwest Texas Hospital Nurses' home Thursday at 3 30 p m. From three to eight months are spent in producing an animated cartoon for the movies.
The Social CALENDAR lists numerous group gatherings including Young Ladies Sodality at Sacred Heart Cathedral Parish House, Central Presbyterian Church events, Philharmonic Orchestra rehearsal, Sanborn School program, and multiple club meetings across Amarillo with times ranging from 1:30 to 7:45 p.m. Many venues include Taylor Street, Jefferson Street, and West Tenth Avenue locations with chairpersons named for each event.
The Junior Business Women's Club met at the Capitol Hotel clubroom. Final quarterly reports were given by Misses Beryldine Broaddus and Norma Wright, with a prize awarded to Miss Broaddus for largest attendance. Officers and members heard talks on career choosing and personal achievement, and plans for a new course of study begin in April under Miss Allie Rhea Owen.
Earl Pat Easley turned seven with a birthday party at 203 Pairmont Street Monday afternoon. Games and contests provided entertainment. The guest list included the honoree’s grandmothers.
The Sanborn School Music Department presents a varied program at 7 45 tonight featuring Musical Pictures with songs from classwork and a comedy In the Fountain of Youth by the Choral Club girls. Tickets are sold by students to support the department directed by Juanita Henderson.
The Summit P T A hosted a home and school cooperative program with talks on cooperation in family life nature and society. Highlights included a twenty fifth anniversary remark for Girl Scouting, a Longfellow dramatization, and posters by students as parents attended.
A list of performers including Lawrence Sinclair J C Welch James George Gary Webb Marvin Walton Treva Manzella Hazel Rid die Elizabeth York Lois Whitacre Eugene Gibson Jim Billy Armstrong Ross Heath Milburn Leard Dee LeMaster and many others. The program features Froggy Went A Courtin scenes with Leon Lutz Quinton Harrison Claude Earl Saunders Teddy Andrews W T Walker and more. Other numbers include La Paloma The Cowboys The Gondoliera America My Old Kentucky Home and the play In the Fountain of Youth.
Mrs. P. FB. Easley and Mrs. 8. G. Culp assisted with entertaining. Refreshments featuring the Easter motif were served to Rosalyn Burk, Martha June Stewart, Bobby Gray, Jackie McNeil, J. M. Stultz, Bobby Goodman, Bobby Brownell, Francis Lavance, Donald Lemons, Emogene Evans, Billy Frances Roberson, Olive Rose Ellis, Leon Ellis, Mary Ann and Bob Lyle, Jack Killough, K. Smith, David Smith, Eldine Renfro, Eugene Easley, Pat Easley and Mrs. J.C. Stultz.
Two children tending cattle on a Transvaal farm were attacked by a lion. A bull charged the intruder and forced it to retreat after a fierce struggle, ending the threat to the youngsters.
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