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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1940

Page

7

Women hear Mead on defense and public policy

President J F Mead of Amarillo College addressed Esther McCrory Chapter daughters of the American Revolution at Mrs Allen Early 2101 Tyler Street. She urged defense awareness and debated allied aid and nonparticipation, noting coast defenses and army inadequacies while questioning aid to France and England.

J. F. Mead Amarillo College Esther McCrory Daughters of the American Revolutionary Allen Tyler Street Mead L. A. Wells America France England Japan Germany Congress Continental Congress B. C. D. Bynum D. A R Dies Committee Joseph Carleton Beal William Bynum Texas

Pilot Club To Elect Officers In Amarillo

Miss Carrie B. Allen talked with the Amarillo Pilot Club about organization and officers will be elected next Tuesday at Capitol Hotel. Co chairs Mrs. Leone Dillon and Mrs. Ruth Stine, with charter membership to be completed in three weeks. The Pilot Club promotes life and health through civic service, with 105 clubs in the U.S. and Mexico and a motto True Course Ever.

Carrie B. Allen Pilot Club International Amarillo Miss Allen Pilot Club Macon Elizabeth Leonard United States Mexico Pilot Rotary Kiwanis Exchange Lions Pilot International U. S Wilda Richardson

Chisolm Mueller Nuptials Seen in Family Announcer

Gladys Chisolm becomes Mrs Foster Mueller in a Central Presbyterian ceremony officiated by Dr. R. Thomson. The bride’s parents hosted a Capitol Hotel supper with limited guests and a Sunday social following, while a string of registrations and upcoming parties marked the celebration.

Chisolm-Mueller Guy M. Chisholm Crockett Street Gladys Foster Mueller Central Presbyterian Church R. Thomson David Brown Brown Chisolm Guy Chisolm, Jr Capitol Hotel Messrs J. W. Sanders Brown H. E. Billingslea E. O Chaddock F. H. Madison J. E Cunningham Richard Green P. A Beville R. H. Kelly Guy M Chisolm Mesdames Effie Mae Gray Joy Wagner J. B. McClure O. W. Moore C. D. Roberts Loucile Skaggs Dan F. Wadley J. M. Crain John Rominger D. H. Taylor W. F Manning Lela Morgan A. B. Hays A. Wright J. H. Florey Adele Hays Nellie Erhard Manning Alice Rogers Inez Hough Helen Longstreth Martha Wingate Betty Wingate Patty West Norma Wright Lena Kuykendall Ida Sue Taylor Tom Moore Tom Morgan Mueller Amarillo High School Amarillo College International Business Machines Company Llano University of Texas

Anarchist Emma Goldman Dies in Canada at 71

Emma Goldman the renowned anarchist dies in Toronto after a stroke. Born in Russia, she came to the United States at 15 and became known as Queen of the Anarchists. Her deportation in 1920 followed a prison sentence for urging draft resistance. Her family attended her bedside in New York.

Toronto Emma Goldman United States Miss Goldman Maurice Goldman Stella Vallantyne New York Lena Cummings Rochester N. Y Koyno Russia Jacob Kersner Haymarket Chicago Leon Czolgosz McKinley

Grandson Honored At Rainbow Party Hosted By Mrs Mims

Mrs O W Mims hosted a rainbow themed birthday party for her seven year old grandson Howard Mims Calders at 1023 West Fifteenth Avenue. Attendees included Dora Lee Foulkes Patsy Jackson Carol Hamilton Neal Hamilton Cora Lee Benton Donna Marie Reese and several others with a historic pink candle cake centerpiece.

O. W. Mims West Fifteenth Avenue Howard Mims Cailders Dora Lee Foulkes Patsy Jackson Carol and Neal Hamilton Cora Lee Benton Donna Marie Reese Bobby Lacy David and Carol Mims Jimmy Miller Billy Gilpin

Welfare Luncheon Club to Meet Tomorrow

The Wednesday Welfare Luncheon Club will gather at 12 o clock for a covered dish luncheon at the home of Mrs. George Weaver 312 West Tenth Avenue.

Welfare George Weaver West Tenth Avenue

River Road Club Meeting Postponed to May 22

The River Road Home Demonstration Club postpones its meeting planned for tomorrow until May 22 as most members will attend a short course in Canyon on Wednesday.

River Road Home

Ladies Auxiliary Meeting for Carpenters Union No 180

The Ladies Auxiliary No 180 of the Carpenters Union will meet at 2 PM Thursday in the home of Mrs. Herbert Litle 103 Kentucky Street with Mesdames I O Moore and D L Johnson as assistant hostesses.

Pierian Junior Club Alton Reeder Lowell Munday Crestway Ladies’ Auxiliary, No The Carpenters’ Union Herbert Litle Kentucky Street Mesdames I. O. Moore D. L. Johnson

New Disease Discovery Reported At American Congress

Dr. B Gozales Herreson of Mexico reports a new disease found in Mexico Cuba Guatemala Honduras Colombia and Ecuador with names pinto carate and azul It may be present in the United States unrecognized The illness forms white lead colored or red skin patches and alters red blood cells It is linked to a variant of the treponema bacillus and is not venereal Intensive work aims to determine its transmission

Stephen J. McDonough Associated Press Washington Americas American Scientific Congress Gozales Herreson Public Health Department of Mexico Cuba Guatemala Honduras Columbia Ecuador Pinto United States Herreson

Blood-sucking insects suspected of spreading disease

Scientists suggest certain blood-sucking insects may spread the illness similarly to how mosquitoes carry yellow fever and malaria. The hypothesis links biting insects to transmission and prompts public health scrutiny.

British Woman Warned On Eyebrow Pencil Use

London officials warn women not to wear eyebrow pencils during air raids. Non water resistant pencils melt in gas mask heat and run into eyes, prompting wearers to remove masks and risk gas exposure.

London U.P Ministry of Home Security

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