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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1933
Page
6
Mrs Sears Steele recently won the Knickerbocker Club bridge trophy in New York while visiting, pairing with Mrs G A Bennett formerly of Birmingham. The Birmingham paper notes Steele’s return and impact on local bridge circles, highlighting her fame and the prize as a major honor.
Bushland 4 H Club girls met Monday afternoon at wit school building. Miss Mary Sitton spoke on garden seeds and planting times. Miss Helen Paxton led a business session about a contest and the club’s six month history prize. Attendees included Leola Fogg Ruth Hill Freda Crawford Hazel O Dell Vesta O Dell Juanita Hill Ruth Crawford Elena Jones Ruth Ford Louise Austin and Mary Sitton.
Delta Kappa Gamma entertained about 40 teachers at a dinner in Amarillo Hotel Red Room. Miss Elizabeth Nixson presided, with games after. Social committee included Misses Blanche Davidson Sara Miller and Eva Patchin.
Community events fill the Amarillo calendar with open forums at the county courthouse and performances at the Playhouse. clubs meet across streets including Taylor Bowie and Cleveland while church circles plan luncheons, Bible studies, and quilting sessions. A septuagenarian social calendar notes a Rainbow Tea fundraiser and federation meetings at the Conservatory of Musical Arts.
Mrs Jessie Edge state president of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars spoke at the local unit gathering Monday night presiding over the session. Plans and accomplishments were outlined and an initiation service for four members was held with over 20 attending. SAN JACINTO CHURCH TO PLAN REVIVAL Evangelistic set up and banquet will be held at San Jacinto Methodist Church Thursday at 7 30 PM for pre Easter revival planning. Department heads teachers stewards and officers expected. nominal banquet fee charged.
A third resident dies linked to the Seevers Street house in Dallas where local lore says the home is haunted. Patti Jo Roland aged 3 died at a Dallas hospital from burns after her nightgown caught fire near an open heater yesterday. Two years earlier a woman was slain in the house and a later woman died by suicide there.
Household hints advise upgrading last year's suit with new buttons and buckles and fresh blouses, possibly adding fur to lapels. Ironing guidance recommends a warm iron on dry rough silk, and ironing linen and organdy while very wet, avoiding hot iron on artificial silk with a dry cloth.
The text describes whitening clothing by sun drying and water sprinkling and soaking slightly discolored items in cold water then boiling. It also cautions against threatening a child and forbids telling an unruly child that you
The text suggests inexpensive Easter favors for a children's party. It mentions small Easter eggs wrapped in crinkly paper in chosen color schemes and baskets decorated with ribbons for each child. It also references planning around a doctor and a difficult patient in a disturbing medical context.
Dried and canned fruits are money savers in northern climates says the Bureau of Home Economics. Prunes and apricots may be used without cooking if soaked in hot water until plump and tender. Dried peaches are best if cooked.
The city commission will hold another weekly meeting Tuesday night to discuss ongoing items and new business. The session covers routine approvals and public input opportunities.
Winnie Ruth Judd faces the final stage of a board hearing in Phoenix as her supporters press for commutation. She killed two clinic workers Agnes Anne Leroi and Hedvig Samuelson and awaits execution set for April 14 at Florence Prison. The hearing includes claims of juror prejudice and requests for sentence relief.
City Manager H. R. Smith said Tuesday morning no matters of importance had been presented for the commission's consideration, and the session will begin at 8 o'clock Tuesday night.
Explosion and fire that destroyed a grocery and market in Fort Worth caused about 4000 dollars in damages. The blast, which occurred late last night, rocked homes within seven blocks and was investigated today by the city fire marshal. Firemen prevented spread to adjacent buildings.
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