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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1939
Page
9
Mrs. Osa Archibald, drill captain of the Red Carnation Lodge, called a practice session for the lodge’s drill team to prepare routines and synchronization.
A monthly dinner for the U-Deal-Em Club and husbands was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Roy Curtis at 508 Belleview Street. Winners in bridge were Mrs. E. M. Benesch and Charles Mellor for high prizes with second place to Mrs. Harry Milholland and Roy Curtis. guest award went to 8. R. Conger. Attendees included C. B. Galbreath, W. E. Ferguson, Jack Pittman, Charles Mellor, Harry Milholland, Roy Curtis, and S. R. Conger. Next meeting is April 4 at 2 PM at Mrs. Clyde Carroll’s home, 508% Belleview Street.
The Amarillo AAUW Applied Arts Group viewed a rare Thomas Chippendale mahogany chair dating before 1870 owned by Mrs Otis Williams of 3102 Harrison St. The program on Chippendale furniture was led by Mrs Earl Wyatt with members including Mrs Barnt and others at 410 West Twelfth Ave before visiting Williams to inspect the chair and related pieces.
The Touring Reporters question 2000 women in 20 Southern cities about CARDAT shows 1880 say they benefited, with Dallas users reporting 88 of 100 benefiting. Respondents cite appetite increase, improved digestion, stronger return of energy, and relief from functional dysmenorrhea tied to malnutrition.
Advertises Pattern 4044 a sleeveless bolero with side buttoning and center seam decor. Highlights ease of sewing and ironing, mentions multiple Misses and Women's sizes, with color themes like sun set pink and soft blue paisley prints. Provides order details and prices for book and pattern.
The Social Calendar lists events including Evening Chapter of Speakers Institute at Federation Club Rooms at 8, Junior Harmonyry Club at 7, Ladies Bridge Luncheon at Amarillo Country Club with hosts, and many meetings across churches schools and clubs with times from 7 to 12:30. Several venues include 808 Jefferson Street 610 Kentucky Street and 1920 Harrison Street with hostesses and coordinators named.
The Wesley Friendship Class of San Jacinto Methodist Church will hold a luncheon tomorrow at 12 o'clock at the church. Members viewed Chip Pendale designs including a mahogany Chippendale Pier table and needlepoint upholstery as part of an Applied Arts Group exhibit.
The Junior Welfare League presents a Rose Bowl Tea Room fashion display by Gordon's Style Shop featuring cotton sport, afternoon, and evening wear. Millinery from Kitty Kerri gan's and shoes from Gordon shoe dept. Live music by Los Angeles trio Alta Turk Esther Blue Ray Cooper. Models include June Callahan Louise Elliott Hope Backenstoce Alma Jean Felerabend Hylogene McAfee Cynthia Carroll Roberta Underwood Mary Alice Cornelius Betty Florey. Two shows at 12 and 1. Public invited. reservations at 6103.
The Missionary Circle of the Tenth Avenue Methodist Church held a cover-dish lunch at Mrs. Bob Gibson's home on Arthur Street. A completed quilt was sent to the Preventorium. Helpers included Mesdames C. E. Mead, Mark Fields, Virgil LeMaester, Doyle Clark, Claude Millsap, Don Hays, Jeff Pierce, and the hostess. Plans were made to provide a bed spread to the Preventorium.
The notice describes a three piece knit suit pattern by Laura Wheeler with a bolero jacket and pleated skirt. It lists pattern MHS 68 30 and directs readers to send payment and name and address to Amarillo Globe Needle Craft Dept. 22 Eighth Avenue New York NY for the pattern.
The Thrifty Thimble Club met at 821 Bryan Street hosted by Mrs M I Hulen. Members present included Mesdames Towler Meharg Porter Ratcliff Oakley Ray Veazey Noe and visitors Foster Bradburn plus new member Mrs Earl Miller. Next meeting set at 823 Bryan Street at 1 30 pm Thursday.
Chapter AI of P. E. O. Sisterhood will host a dinner meeting tomorrow evening at 6 30 at the home of Mrs. M. D. Snyder 716 West Seventeenth Avenue with Mrs. H. L. Thompson and Mrs. J. Francis Brown as co hostesses.
Entre Nous Club members will meet at 2 oclock Thursday after noon at the home of Mrs. Thurman Gholston 408 Belleview Street.
Dorothy Kerbow of 808 Jefferson Street will serve as hostess tonight for the Junior Harmony Club event at 7 o clock.
The passage lists rules to appear more generous and considerate in remarks about others. It advises admitting when wrong, restraining smugness, avoiding gossip, and complimenting others while avoiding bragging. It ends noting per capita apple consumption as a contrasting fact for balance.
Advertises Dr Caldwell's Laxative Senna with Syrup Pepsin to relieve constipation and stomach distress. Claims Pepsin dissolves undigested protein, eases belching acidity and nausea while Senna stimulates bowel movements. Promotes taste friendly formula for families. urges purchase at druggists.
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