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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1935
Page
6
Miss Jean Wright becomes a rising whistling entertainer in the Southwest. She tied for a top prize on the Alice Joy radio program, which showcased amateur talent, broadcast by the Southwest Broadcasting Company.
The We-Stitch Em Club meeting scheduled for Friday is postponed to April 5. Mrs. Robert C. Jones will host at 1309 Monroe Street. Also noted are visitors Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd King at 1201-A West Tenth Avenue with Mrs. King and Miss Louise King of Canadian as house guests over the weekend.
Little Dorothy Ann Chase marks her sixth birthday with a party at her parents W. E. and Mrs. Chase home 1624 Ong Street on a Saturday afternoon. Pink and white decor framed refreshments and gifts. Attendees include Marilyn Ann Izzard Margaret Ann Stone Ann Allan Elaine Willborn Evelyn Farish Louise Hume Elizabeth Ann Norton Charlene Waner De Ccourcy Scott Betty Brown Jane Caraway Alma Ruth Lampe Neva Jo Smith and Dorothy Ann Chase.
Miss Lily Larsen and Mrs. Mary Roberts Warner will present A Magic Carpet Trip Around the World at McKinley School Wednesday morning at 10 30. The program featuring seven foreign countries was also given at San Jacinto School this morning. c c L A group will not meet this week. Palo Duro Chapter of C C L A will meet April 5 at Mrs. Lester Stone's 2418 Ong Street.
The 1934 35 American Legion Auxiliary poster contest guides students from sixth to ninth grade and high school in two classes. Local prizes of 3 dollars per class, plus a 10 dollar state prize for the best poster in each class. State winners advance to the national contest at the St. Louis convention with the theme Veteran Made Poppy.
The Y W A of First Baptist met at 2118 Hayden Street with Mrs C W Rogers. Miss Mildred Williams opened with a China and Japan history and Clifford J Roberts spoke on customs education and religion. Attendees included several named members and Elaine Yancy assisted with entertainment. Beta Delta Club will be entertained at 312 A West Tenth Avenue on Thursday at 2 o clock.
Police report a burglary at the Gulf Service Station at Fifteenth Avenue and Washington Street last night. About 31 quarts of oil one gallon of pressure grease and 25 pounds of chassis grease were stolen. The break in occurred about 3 30 o'clock. A separate March 26 raid in Dallas led to 18 arrests on various charges.
Mrs. C. P. Hutchings hosted a tea at her Madison Street home honoring her niece Dorothy Ann York and Margaret Alexander of Plainview. Guests included Kathryn Eckert Suzanne Dyer Doris Vineyard Jane Manning Mary Ann Weymouth Tommy Morgan Mary Ann Stanberry Alice Hertner Mary Jane Potter Carlie Barnes Lois Finklea and Mrs. C. D. Hoover.
Flower bracelets and headbands bring spring to Easter evening frocks in the 1935 models. A headband uses tiny old fashioned blooms with a flowered crepe gown and a violet bracelet with a mauve and green chiffon dress. Mrs Clarasovoit of Southwestern Drug Corp in Amarillo is at Scott and White Hospital Temple undergoing an operation. Wayne Butler of Canyon pleaded guilty to tampering with an automobile in county court and was fined $23.
A listing of civic and church events in Amarillo including meetings at 1706 Jackson Street the Bonita Chapter at 8 PM and various club gatherings at Masonic Temple Herring Hotel and local churches. Notable items include election of officers at Cathedral Young People’s Club and several mission study circles with addresses and host names.
Miss Mildred Garrett, county health nurse, spoke on Personal Hygiene at Forest Hill Home Demonstration Club. Hostess Mrs. J. C. Lester introduced the program with Selling Farm Products by Miss Mary Sitton. Attendees included Mesdames F. E. Hardison Lee Martin Nathan Martin C. E. McPherson T. H. Rogers W. A. Pascoe F. L. Broaddus George Dudley Miss Sitton Miss Garrett and the hostess.
The Junior Philharmonic Group No 1 will entertain with a silver tea Friday afternoon from 4 to 5 30 at 1221 Bonham Street home of Mrs M C Hancock. Proceeds fund a delegate to the state music convention in San Angelo next week with Miss Margaret Harris as sponsor assisted by Mrs W L Burns and Mrs L L Travis.
Dana Thomas Harmon led the program at a Security Benefit Association social meeting last night in Carpenters Hall. A large crowd enjoyed dances readings and songs in attractive costumes with participants including Pauline Mitchell Iannelle Ekelund Guydelle Ekelund Amy Travis Patsy Roach Nancy Rae Walker Billie Harkinson Bette Louise Wilson Jean Travis Ruth Coan Tabby Sua Walker Alpha Mae Stone Pauleen Mitchell Ernestine Mercer Jean Marie Tomberlin Peggy Emery Claudia Mae Brummett Coreen Finklea.
The Maria Class of the First Baptist Church will honor the new and outgoing officers with a banquet at the church Friday night at 7:30.
A novelty health claim offers a money back promise for a product said to cure asthma and hay fever. The advertisement emphasizes swift relief and a risk-free purchase for skeptical readers.
An advertisement promotes Calafo liquid as a remedy for asthma and hay fever with a money back offer. It claims rapid relief, better sleep, and regained health for $1.00 through Fox Drug Company and other druggists.
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