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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1939
Page
3
Local groups schedule diverse events from morning to evening including book reviews, tea, cover dish suppers, and club meetings at churches and homes. A 1935 Charleston obituary notes Herbert B. Whilden leaving 1250 dollars each to North and South Carolina for educational use.
The Philharmonic Music Club hosted a program on DeBussy Ravel and de Falla titled Impressionism in France and Spain. Guests included Miss Jamison and the Axtell brothers with performances by Mayme Oliver Lily Larsen Elizabeth Jamison and Mrs Maynard Drake among others. A review and silver tea by Wesley Friendship Class at San Jacinto Methodist Church follows tomorrow with Mrs L M Sullivan reviewing The Yearling.
A note of color and aroma crowns the dish as Schilling imported Hungarian paprika finishes the presentation. Schilling Spices has added flavor and goodness to foods for over five decades, featuring 37 spices and 19 extracts.
Laura Wheeler promotes a square ix knitted in two strands of mercerized string for bedspreads scarves and cloths. Pattern 1877 includes square directions stitch illustrations materials photo and joining tips. Send ten cents pattern number name and address to Amarillo Globe Needle craft Dept New York.
Miss Mary May Harrison daughter of Mr and Mrs C N Harrison Canyon and Gerald Brown of Amarillo were announced at a tea given by Mrs Wallace R Clark and Mrs William Nelson at the Clark home in Canyon. Brown is a West Texas State graduate and Amarillo College instructor. Harrison is a West Texas State graduate and Pi Omega member.
Mary Ann Conway celebrated her fifth birthday with a party at her parents 1627 Hughes Street. Guests included Patsy Moore Mary Jane George Nancy Jo Atteberry Jerry Josey Martha Jo Hull Margaret Ann Houston Dorothy Lee Brown Dorothy Speed Patsy and Stanley Westerfield Glen Kirk William Conway TI Freddie Hatley of Dalhart and others.
Dr Roy C Snodgrass pastor of Piret Christian Church gave a review of Percy Marks novel What’s a Heaven For at Fellowship Hall. The event was sponsored by the Woman’s Council and attended by over 100 guests. Friday brings the Thank Offering presentation and the St Andrew’s Episcopal Church Woman’s Auxiliary will present blue boxes at the United Thank Offering service at 10 o’clock.
Members of Alpha Alpha Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi gathered at the Federation Club Rooms for a study on Tools of the Art of Life-Speech. Lois Smith presided as president. Ann McWilliams, Helen McCabe, and Kathryn Gorman led talks on Good of Words Truth of Words and Beauty of Words. Attendees included Rosemary Selover Jenereed Scott Lillian Mead Ardelle 5S George Kay Utterback Joyce Harvey Den Caldwell Mc Lain Polly Bilgin and two new transfers Joyce Martin and Edith Plunk.
Mayme Griffin was guest of honor at a Friday birthday party hosted by Carrie Hammer at 806 Johnson Street. Attendees enjoyed 42 games, St Patrick decor, a shamrock cake, with high scores by Ed Tull and Claude Thaxton.
The W M A of Pierce Street Baptist Church will present a missionary program tomorrow at 2 30 in the afternoon at the church. The event invites members and friends to attend and hear reports and reflections from mission workers.
The social page notes the Second Annual Ball by the Ladies Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen at The Nat at 9:30. Also listed are the Junior Speech Arts Association at 7:30, Open a Club at 7:45, Amarillo Chapter Order of Eastern Star at 8, Chop Suey at Polk Street Methodist Church 6:30, and various church and club gatherings with names and addresses for Mrs. Currie, Miss Arnold, Mrs. Krear, Mrs. Green, and others across Pierce, Taylor, Bonham, Louisiana, and West Second avenues. Additional groups include Little Flower Mission Guild at Sacred Heart Cathedral, previews of Coronado Jones at the Rose Bowl Tea Room, and multiple circle meetings of Polk Garett and First Baptist Church circles with luncheon and mission study.
Pattern 4042 by Anne Adams offers a jabot dress with a cascading front yoke and back movement ideal for curvy figures. Skirt has trim hips and wide hem with versatile sleeve options. book includes patterns 1 to 70 with sewing hints. Price 15 cents for pattern and 25 cents for book and pattern. order from Amarillo Globe Pattern Department, 43 W 17th St, New York.
Classic Kellogg's All-Bran advertisement urges daily use to add bulk to the diet and prevent constipation. It promotes the cereal as a natural, non medicine solution and encourages readers to drink water and join the regulars, with Battle Creek manufacturing and grocery availability.
The editorial urges consulting a doctor before medical care and warns against pursuing unfounded treatments. It stresses consulting a physician and a pharmacist for accurate prescriptions and long training behind medical expertise, encouraging regular doctor checkups for present and future welfare.
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