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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1937
Page
3
The Potter County Library advisory board will hold a meeting this Wednesday afternoon at five o'clock in the library.
A testimonial from Mrs. Herman Futrell of Jonesboro Arkansas credits Kellogg Ant Bran with curing six years of constipation after daily use for four years. The ad claims Ant Bran absorbs water, cleanses the intestines, provides vitamin B and iron, and can be eaten as a cereal or cooked into dishes. Sold by grocers and made in Battle Creek.
The YW A of the First Baptist Church hosted its annual Mother Daughter Banquet at the church with green and white decorations, a program including Miss Elaine Yancy as toastmaster, musical numbers by Janice Black and Lenora Jean Taylor, and speeches by Dr. J Howard Williams and Mrs. R B Wingate. Guests included Mesdames Conrady, Burnett, Smith, Whitesides, Moss, Rumbaugh, Davis, Oglesby, Montgomery, Rogers, Williams, Wingate, Black, Hill, Osgood, McLaughlin, Stone, Johnston, Foster, Stone, and Lenora Jean Taylor among others.
The Diversion Club will meet at Mrs. A. G. Atterberry's home 1706 Hughes Street for a covered dish luncheon Thursday at 11 o'clock.
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Tenth Avenue Methodist Church will meet Wednesday afternoon at 2 30 o'clock at the church.
The Mystic Weavers are invited to gather at Mrs. Fred Madison’s residence 1510 Washington Street Thursday afternoon at 2 30 for an entertainment and social call.
The Wesley Friendship Class of San Jacinto Methodist Church hosted the Young Adult Class at Mrs. H. C. Smith’s home. Tulips lilacs and spirea provided decor. games and group singing entertained attendees. Refreshments served to a long list of members and guests including R. C. Reynolds T. A. Flannery R. F. Thomson Jr. Howard Tomlinson H. C. Smith and others.
Mrs. Sid Harmon and Mrs. C A Cadwallader hosted a games party at Mrs J H Harmon 1606 Van Buren Street. Spring flowers decorated the rooms as refreshments were served to a long list of ladies and gentlemen including Mesdames McGee Calvert Bages Shelf Barkley Grotty Van Fleet Young Standish Young Shore Vook Kite Harmon Branche Jennings Ferguson Mode Riley and the hostesses.
A group of girls from the San Jacinto Methodist Church intermediate department will be entertained with a picnic at the Palisades on Wednesday evening. They will leave the church at 5 30 o clock.
The Amarillo Branch of the American Association of University Women will host a tea for Amarillo High School senior girls at the Amarillo Country Club on Saturday afternoon from 3 to 5 o'clock.
The American Business Club Wives hold their monthly luncheon Friday at 12 o'clock at the Aronson Tea Room. Mrs Floyde Garwood and Mrs Don Loden will be hostesses. The Victorian Class dinner is set for Wednesday at 6 30 PM at Mrs J F E Davis 304 Sunset.
Mrs. W. N. Durham and Mrs. Elizabeth Covey will host the Child Welfare Club Friday afternoon at Mrs. Durham's home 2110 Hughes Street. Jacksonville, Florida features two blacksmith shops specializing in horse shoeing.
Tonight lists multiple Amarillo groups scheduling events at various venues. Activities include initiations, meetings, luncheons, dinners, and club sleepovers across churches theaters hotels and private homes. Notable groups include American Legion Auxiliary, Order of Eastern Star, Panhandle Speech Arts, Rebekah Lodge, and several church councils.
Members of the Beryl Needle Club entertained their husbands with a party at Mrs. H. A. Williams home. Attending were J. P. Coleman I. V. Smith Carl Larsen R. S. Branum H. A. Williams Paul Craig Bud Cormack and Miss Gladys Williams. Mrs. Larsen the president presented a gift to retiring president Mrs. Smith.
The Homecraft Club will hold an all day meeting at the home of Mrs Tenny Baker located at 314 Georgia Street on Thursday.
For women only Cardus is claimed to ease monthly periods and improve strength from food with continued use. Market copy says it has helped many poorly nourished women and has a long history of use by women. If no benefit, advise consulting a physician.
Description of a crochet rug and matching towel border with a filet scarf pattern 938. Includes directions charts stitches illustrations material needs color ideas and pattern order details from the Needlecraft Dept Amarillo Globe and New York address.
Four Amarillo High School alumnae and their mothers shared a quiet afternoon at 1615 Harrison Street. Guests included Mrs. J. S. Chesnutt, Mrs. R. P. Brent, Mrs. Terry Thompson, Mrs. H. L. Adkins, Mrs. John 8. McKnight, and other Collins family members.
The First Baptist Church will host an all day meeting and covered dish luncheon on Wednesday starting at 10 30 at the church. The lesson is The Slav with Mrs T W Gilstrap reviewing Return to Religion The Alice Bagby Smith Circle leads the program and Ida Taylor Circle members will serve as luncheon hostesses. In the Samoan Islands villages commonly travel up to 60 miles for six month excursion visits.
Miss Janet Smith of Evanston married Mr. Joseph Ridgeway Zelley of Amarillo in a Thursday afternoon ceremony at the bride’s parents home. Rev. Kenneth Hofman officiated. reception followed. The couple plans to live at 2117 Lipscomb Street Amarillo after a trip to Lincoln and Denver. Mrs Zelley taught at Northwestern and is a Kappa Alpha Theta member. Mr. Zelley is advertising manager of the News-Globe.
Miss Mary Sitton told the Potter County Home Demonstration Club Council meeting at the courthouse that the Short Course will be held in College Station August 16 to 19. The county council choral group will sing at Canyon on May 6 and husbands of club members are invited.
The Child Study Club will observe Guest Day Friday afternoon at 1900 Harrison Street. Miss Florence McMurtry of West Texas State College will be guest speaker.
Maria Class of the First Baptist Church will hold a business meeting Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Paul Organ 1017 A West Eleventh Avenue with co hostess Mrs O K Downey. Amarillo Country Club to hold Bridge Night Saturday at 8 with games starting then.
The bachelor's button, a domestic flower native to India, was introduced in England as early as 1714.
Alpha Delta Sorority held a candlelight ceremony installing new officers Sunday night. Virginia Hinerman became president, Adelaide Barton vice president, Aileen Barker secretary, Anna Ruth Hawkins treasurer, Maxine Cartwright reporter, Mary Emma Finley sergeant at arms, with Dorothy Coan historian. An entertainment committee includes Ernestine Thompson and Ruth Tillinghast amid pledgeship plans and a formal pledgeship start.
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