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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1932
Page
5
Advertisement for pattern 2336 showing shoulder capelets bodice and skirt suitable for chiffon georgette and lace. Includes yardage 4 1 2 yards of fabric and 2 yards of ribbon for size 16. Price 15 cents per pattern, catalog 15 cents, catalog plus pattern 25 cents. Send stamps to Amarillo Globe Pattern Department.
The Woman's Auxiliary of the Federated Post Office Clerks met at Mrs. S. R. Hayden's home at 404 Bellview Street on Tuesday afternoon. Attendees included Mrs. G. H. Edelman Mrs. Bill Keith Mrs. Paul Gore Mrs. E. R. Bruce and Mrs. H. R. Hayden. The group held a business session followed by informal conversation. Junior Philharmonic meeting postponed to Saturday at 2 30 pm at Mrs. G Trent Davis 2029 Ong Street.
Thoughts of mothers and the old fashioned songs they sang will guide the T. Newton Hill Bible Class at the Mission Theater. The program begins at 9 35. H A Shaw and daughter Doris Shaw will lead with Judge W FE Gee and Dr Roy C Snodgrass delivering the lesson.
Officials explained no hearing will be set until signatures are secured. The hearing will take at least two weeks, plus arranging materials on site, likely delaying work by about a month. The completed street will be 45 feet wide with a white way lighting system like West Tenth Avenue.
Special to The Globe in Canyon May 6 Panhandle Association of college deans of women and high school deans of girls to hold its first meeting in Amarillo tomorrow with Mrs Gervis Taylor of Amarillo High School opening the program. Mrs Taylor discusses problems of a high school dean of girls. Geraldine Green of West Texas State Teachers College will talk on Bridging the Gap Between High School and College. Informal talks by members follow. Luncheon at Blackstone Hotel at 12 30. Mothers and teachers interested in adolescent girls are invited. Saturday morning session at the Senior High School.
Charline Wilson daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Wilson will give a fine arts recital at 8 o clock. She studies with Marguerite Cleghorn and performs piano numbers such as The Butterfly Op 81 No 4 Elfin Dance and Prelude No 8. The program includes monologues readings tap dance and costume pieces with Helen and Lillian Howard as ushers.
Lo Em Ha Club members enjoyed a bridge afternoon at Mrs. H. A. Bragg's home 1308 Monroe Street. J R Reed won high and H R Allen second high with galloping prize. R A Ford guest prize. Attendees included Mrs. Sullivan Ford Baker and others. WOODMAN CIRCLE Plans Mothers Day Feature.
Tonight hosts a charity dance by B P O E at Ellis Home at 9. Estudiar Club meets Mrs C F Locher at 403 Virginia Street at 8. Berean Class at West Amarillo Christian Church with Mrs L D Lind say at 112 Wayside Drive at 5:30 pm. Mother Daughter banquet at San Jacinto Methodist Church at 8. Unity Study Club on 1500 Taylor Street at 8 with Be Ye Prospered. River Road PTA ends the school year at 8. Bonita Chapter OES study class at 7:30. Amarillo Country Club Crystal Ballroom hosts a 9 o'clock Saturday Dance at the Herring Hotel.
Music Week in Amarillo features the Good Friday sacred concert The Seven Last Words at St. Andrew's Episcopal Church. Emil F Myers directs the 8 pm program with soloists Mrs. George S Williams Mrs. Walter Feurmann H V Elkington Frank Peterson Lester F Aldrich Mrs L B Newby and Myers. Nellie D Erhard plays organ parts.
The High School band under Oscar Wise will perform at 3 p.m. in the High School Auditorium with 57 members. A duet by Miss Lilly Larsen and Mrs. H H Warner and various solo and ensemble pieces will be featured along with a violin obbligato by Robert Axtell and accompaniments by Miss Inga Borgstrom and others. Esther McCrory Chapter DAR hosts a luncheon at Rose Bowl Tea Room on Monday with several hostesses listed.
Powell, Mrs. H. M. Crudgington, Mrs. E. B. Holland, Mrs. F. E. Woodruff, Miss Mable Rowan, Mrs. George A. McNeill, Mrs. James Otis Trulove, Mrs. H. H. Warner, Miss Juanita Henderson, Miss Margaret Harris, Mrs. George Williams, Mrs. Fred A. Sliger, Mrs. E. B. Graham, and Mrs. 8. B. Ledbetter.
Police reported two burglaries and an attempted break in. The Cunningham Floral shop lost six dollars in pennies and one dollar in change from its cash register. The L L Echols residence at 2807 West Seventh Avenue saw five dresses a cape two mirrors and a purse stolen. An attempted burglary occurred at 410 West Thirteenth Avenue.
Santa Fe employees and friends gather in the Santa Fe auditorium for a dance by the Santa Fe Orchestra. This is the second of a three part series with the next event set for Tuesday evening May 17. Tickets are 60 cents per dance with women free, or 75 cents for both dances.
The city has not signed all documents and no hearing has been set for the proposed widening of Sixteenth Avenue between Van Buren and Washington Streets. The contract was awarded early last month by the city commission, but remains incomplete.
A German specialist’s Narito claims rapid relief from neuralgia neuritis sciatica lumbago and rheumatism with no opiates. The product offers a money back guarantee if the first three doses do not halt intense pain and invites readers to buy at local druggists including Elk Drug Co.
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