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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1937
Page
4
Amarillo Garden Club heard Mrs. Jason Robberson discuss tulip growing in Mexico with Mrs. G. J. Nunn hosting at 1617 Tyner Street. Mrs. Robberson showed color motion pictures of a recent Mexico trip. Mrs. Oscar Randal presented visuals as about 40 members attended.
The A. & M. Parents Club ended its year with a covered dish supper at San Jacinto Methodist Church basement. A business session followed with a report from the State Federation of Texas A. & M. College Mothers Clubs presented by Mrs. D. W. Britain, their state meeting delegate from College Station. About 30 members attended.
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Order of Railway Conductors will host a dinner Sunday at 5 o'clock for all city conductors and their families. The event will take place at the WOW hall. Texas hosts about 550 bird species. Marmola tablets advertised for weight loss claim rapid slimming without dieting or strenuous exercise.
Crisp cool Palm Beach tailleur showcased with Passerelli's famed man nish tailoring. Elegant classic design highlighted as ideal for warm weather wear.
Local clubs and school groups schedule events across Amarillo area venues including Amarillo College River Road School and the Amarillo Country Club. Highlights include PTA meetings, a dance featuring Melody Maids, and various luncheons lectures and recitals with multiple organizers and times listed.
River Road pupils of Mrs. Guy Ballard will be presented in a recital tonight at o o clock in the River Road School. Readings sketches and two short plays will be given.
The Halcyon Club will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 with Mrs H A Gilmore at 4237 West Thirteenth Avenue Glenwood PTA Board to Meet Tomorrow The executive board of the Glenwood Parent Teacher Association will convene tomorrow at 3 30 in the school building
The TEL Class of the First Baptist Church will have its regular monthly luncheon tomorrow at 12 30 in the church.
The Bluebonnet Needle Club will meet tomorrow with Mrs F H Carder at 417 Rusk Street. Last week's meeting was with Mrs Joe Lewis. A canvas bag with 1919 copper coins was handed to Southend police court to pay a $25 speeding fine.
An event at Tell West McKinley School Auditorium on May 17 offers Academy of Music and Art tickets for children and adults. Limited seating available.
A long letter details years of domestic abuse, unpaid medical costs, and a cataract risk, with guidance suggesting medical care, legal aid threat if abused, and caution about leaving while children are young. A second reader asks how to gain parental balance over dating, with possible compromise and patience advised.
A goose was startled by an overhead airplane while Mrs. J. Bascom Giles watched from her Austin home. The stunned bird later joined the family meal the following Sunday, turning an odd scare into a dinner surprise.
An employee of the Bureau of Public Roads reported uncovering a regulation Civil War skillet along Lee Drive in Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania National Military Park Virginia. The artifact likely belonged to a Stonewall Jackson Corps soldier. Guardians of Sleep Kent: Deweese lauds deans for promoting student rest through active health efforts.
A vintage ad touts Emerald OU as a cure for swollen varicose veins. It promises fast relief by applying a concentrated solution nightly and morning with a brush, claiming strong results and a refund if unsatisfied. It endorses Fox Drug Company as a source and warns of potential vein rupture if untreated.
Pattern 1480 from Needlecraft Dept offers a multi star quilt using same width strips. Includes cutting sewing finishing yardage diagram block placement for one and two sizes and a 14 inch block that doubles as a pillow. Send 10 cents and pattern ad to Amarilla Grobe 2 Eighth Avenue New York.
An advertising notice touts OXYDOL as a no scrub no boil soap that safe for colors and hands. Clothes soak 15 minutes with 25 to 40 percent reduced washing time. whitened by 4 to 5 shades. tests claim one package lasts longer than rival chips. Procter & Gamble markets the product. Good Housekeeping Institute approves.
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