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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1939

Page

6

Music Teachers Present Some Students in Recital

The Amarillo Music Teachers Guild held a recital at the Amarillo College of Music Auditorium. Performers included Emma Lou Page Celia McCartney Nelyn Griggs Beverly Lemmon Betty Singleton Virgil Welch Jr Allen Adkins De Lois Utterback Elizabeth Covey Bill McCue Robert Frost Bill Coffee Winston Adkins Billy Landrum Betty Ann Hill Mary Elizabeth Browning Virginia Zollers Frances Elaine Folley Ann Lane Dorothy Ann Chase Nancy Sue Ong Carol McCartney Karl Walker Katherine Walker Charlotte Ann Gregg Nancy Lee Brint Lawrence Burton Robert Ruth Lauder Nancy Betty Caldwell. Teachers listed as Mesdames Mary Roberts Warner Eugenia Caldwell Howard Lauder Leta Crudgington A McNeil Miss Nellie Erhard Marguerite Mc Adams and Messrs. Robert Hall Axtell and Axtell.

Amarillo Music Teachers Guild Amarillo College of Music Emma Lou Page Celia McCartney Nelyn Griggs Beverly Lemmon Betty Singleton Virgil Welch Allen Adkins de Lois Utterback Elizabeth Covey Bill McCue Robert Frost Bill Coffee Winston Adkins Billy Landrum Betty Ann Hill Mary Elizabeth Browning Virginia Zollers Frances Elaine Folley Ann Lane Dorothy Ann Chase Nancy Sue On

Officers Installed at Amarillo AAUW Luncheon

Amarillo Branch of the American Association of University Women held a final spring meeting with retiring president Mrs. Earl Barnt honored. New officers and standing committee chairs were installed by Mrs. Barnt at the Amarillo Country Club, followed by a musical program from Mrs. B. B. Holland’s orchestra and floral tributes.

Amarillo American Association of University Women Earl Barnt Amarillo Country Club Jno. N. Maynard Lyle E. Montgomery A. T. Mays Geo. H. Hammock Ruth 8. Ward H. E. Bozemen G A. Sahli Horace R. Smith F. J. Sykes B. Whittenburg J. W. Hill Gordon P. Tompkins

310 Workers Rally for 15000 Social Center Building Fund

About 310 Amarillo volunteers began a campaign to raise 15000 for a new home for the 506 girls at the Social Center. First gift of 175 came from the Business and Professional Women's Club at a tea in the Amarillo Hotel clubhouse.

Amarillo Business and Professional Women’s Club Hattilu White Business Club Social Center Floyd Cooper Center Board Howard Williams Arthur H. Ware Building Fund Committee H. A. Shaw E. C. Britain Shaw Ruth Gordon’s Style Shop Killough Davies J. Levy Meyer Orchid Santa Fe Pioneer Hotel Armour’s Swift's C. W. Furr Arthur Ware Key Furr Jd. W. Sanders E. C. Seaman J. B. Briscoe

Shower Given For Bride In Kensie Home

Mrs. B. C. Kensie hosted a post nuptial party at 1405 Western Avenue for Mrs. Jack Leverett formerly Miss Louise Howard. Pink and green decor and flowers decorated the home as gifts were set out. The honoree won games and refreshments were served to a list of guests including Mesdames Pes tor, Reins, Weaver, Ansley, Blackburn, Stocking and Going.

B. C. Kensie Western Avenue Jack Leverett Louise Howard John Allen Vivian Penry Carroll Whiteside Bill Britt Roswell N. M

First Baptist MOL Class Holds Luncheon and Meeting

The M. O. L. Sunday school class at First Baptist Church met Friday for lunch and a business session. Mrs. Cure ton led a devotional after group singing, with reports from the secretary treasurer and six subgroups, and President Pelton welcomed associate members.

First Baptist First Baptist Church J. H. Cureton W. L. Williamson Ella Bray W. F. Key J. W. Hollingsworth J. P. Black J. R. Keeling J. R. Rowntree M. O. Retherford A. B. Stewart Laura Funk D. B. Roberson C. B. Richardson R. R. Smith J. W. Sanders C. A. Chesshir Z. B. Pulber Emma Dodson J. W. Hill EB. B. Mims Margaret Doty P. B. Dalley

American Business Club Ladies Luncheon at Aronson Tea Room

The American Business Club Ladies host a luncheon at 12 o'clock Friday noon in the Aronson Tea Room Mesdamer Douglas Jones and Austene Brow will be hostesses.

American Business Club Aronson Douglas Jones Austene Brow

Evening and social events fill Amarillo calendar

The Social Calendar lists numerous meetings and events in Amarillo tonight and upcoming days. Clubs, churches, schools, and guilds host dinners, receptions, lectures, rehearsals, and installations at venues including Federation Club Rooms Masonic Hall Amarillo Hotel Rose Bowl Tea Room and Amarillo College auditorium with times from 6 to 9 pm and multiple chapters of local organizations.

Episcopal Guild Meet Moved to Brown Home

St. Andrew's Episcopal Guild will meet at 2 30 Wednesday afternoon in the home of Mrs Jack Brown 4220 West Fifteenth Avenue instead of the Parish House as previously announced.

St. Andrew's Episcopal Guild Jack Brown West Fifteenth Avenue

Six Panhandle Men Enlist in U S Army

Amarillo and Panhandle youths enlisted by Set R A Jackson for service at Fort Warren Wyoming and Fort Logan Colorado. Olan A Anderson Quitaque Ulrich Fleming Amarillo Luther G Ketterm an Amarillo Clifford W Jenson Canyon to infantry Fort Warren. Jack Power Amarillo to engineers Fort Logan after five years. J I Moreland Floydada to medical Fort Logan.

United Fort Logan Colo J. 1. Moreland Floydada Medical

T. M. Moore to Speak on NYA Radio Program

T. M. Moore, instructor of agriculture at West Texas State College in Canyon, will be the NYA guest speaker tomorrow afternoon. He is to discuss topics related to education on the regular weekly program heard at 5 05 oclock over station KONC.

T. M. Moore West Texas State College Canyon National Youth Administration Moore KONC

Flower Like Little Girl Frock Pattern 4074 Ad

Advertisement for Anne Adams pattern book and pattern 4074 two Baby Bow dress versions. Describes butterfly bow pockets crescent moon pockets flower applique lace neckline hearts and sleeves. Encourages sending FIFTEEN CENTS for pattern and book combined twenty five cents to 243 W 17th St New York.

Hhi! Drety Anne Adams Mises Ama Mviobe 17Th St

Sunshine Sewing Club Meets at 2701 Taylor Street

Mrs G H Connell hosted a Friday gathering with guests Mrs W D Anderson Clarence Nelson and Frank Chapman. Members listed include Mrs Brealand Bunting Crittenden Dye Jones Shaw Stone Parker and the hostess. The group plans a 2 pm Friday meeting with Mrs Crittenden on Carolina Street.

G. H. Connell Taylor Street Sunshine Sewing Club Meadames W. D. Anderson Clarence Nelson Frank Chapman Jack Brealand L. R. Bunting R. J. Crittenden B. D. Dye Douglas Jones A. C. Shaw W. E. Stone J. A. Parker Mrs. Crittenden Carolina, Street

Senior Dinner Set at Herring for Amarillo High

The Amarillo High School senior class, over 500 members, will hold a banquet tomorrow at 7 in the Crystal Ballroom of the Herring Hotel. Eddie Storseth will preside, CG M Rogers gives the invocation, and R B Norman offers greetings. The program features Gib and Floy Howard, a Farwell piano duet, Jessamine Grimes reading, a violin solo by Mrs Josey, Mary Stack prophecy, dancing, and Billy McEachern’s Orchestra for music.

Amarillo High School Herring Hotel Eddie Storseth CG. M. Rogers Amarillo Public Schools R. B. Norman Gib Floy Howard Margaret Jim Farwell Jessamine Grimes John Josey Mary Stack Billy McEachern

Optometric Extension Program Meet Held District No 1

The Texas Optometric Extension Program District No 1 held its regular monthly meeting at Dr J M Hyden’s offices with Dr T M Montgomery elected state president. Papers on Positive Fusional Reserves Orthoptics Dual Focus Lenses Economics and Analytical Assignment were discussed. Attending Optometrists included Murray Kester Staehlin Noble Oren Hyden Montgomery Benson Pittman Shipman Leach and others from Amarillo Lubbock Hereford Borger Memphis Wichita Falls and El Paso.

Texas Optometric Extension Program J. M. Hyden T. M. Montgomery State Association PD. W. Leach Bazil Noble T. M

Remodeling of Amarillo Post Office Begins With Cornice

Workmen started today on installing a new cornice at Amarillo's recently dedicated post office. The update aims to elevate the building’s appearance beyond a plain box shape and add a mass topping to the walls.

Amarillo

Patent Nostalgic Digestive Aid Ad Sparks Laxative Craze

An old style advertisement touts tonics to treat constipation. It promotes a blend featuring pepsin and laxatives like Caldwell's to stimulate digestion and relieve bowel discomfort for adults and children. The solicita devious sales pitch appeals to quick relief and improved stomach comfort.

Gertron Tinating Dizev Anolis Muir Percy Tenis Dharrich Lasative Caldwell Pepe Ciro

Fairview Church Social Tonight Draws Parishioners

Fairview Baptist Church invites the public to a fellowship party at 8 PM with ice cream and cake at the church. The event is hosted by church members and aims to strengthen community ties.

Fairview Baptist Church Fairview Church

U Deal Em Club Hosts Husbands Night at Galbreath Home

The U-Deal-Em Club entertained their husbands Saturday at 712 West Tenth Avenue with roses and hydrangeas. High scorers were Mrs. Harry Milholland and Bill Fergeson, followed by Mrs. Clyde Carroll and Jack Pitman. The next meeting is a 12 oclock luncheon on May 30 at the Galbreath residence.

C. B. Galbreath West Tenth Avenue Harry Milholland Bill Fergeson Clyde Carroll Jack Pitman Floyd Jones Gests Messrs Mesdames Carroll Milholland Charles Mellor Fergeson Galbreath

C of C Faces Broad Range of Daily Inquiries

The Amarillo Chamber of Commerce processes varied questions from across the country. Inquiries touch on Amarillo’s geography climate agriculture and business, including mural plans for the new post office and local wholesale trade.

Amarillo Panhandle United States

Trail Herds Delegations to Go to Dumas Rodeo

Amarillo plans a trail herd style delegation to Dumas for a rodeo and reunion May 26 with more than 100 cars. Sam Elkins leads a larger herd, Galen Battey has 13 cars, Zack McCrady heads 11 cars, and Dutch Mantell seeks Mavericks. Chamber of Commerce to round up another car caravan with the Sam Houston High band and Plains Boat Club aboard. Buffalo Lake celebration to follow with American Legion box car sponsorship expected. The piece ends noting U.S. automobile production and per person ownership figures.

Amarillo Dumas Galen Battey Bill Beechler Zack McCrady West Amarillo Dutch Mantell T. D. Berthelot Chamber of Commerce Good Will Chamber of Commerce Sam Houston High Band Plains Boat Club Buffalo Lake American Legion

Black and White Ointment for Skin Irritation Relief

A health brief promotes Black and White Ointment to ease itching burning and soreness from minor skin irritations and warns scratching can worsen discomfort. It suggests using Black and White Skin Soap to cleanse the skin.

Glenwood PTA to Honor Past Presidents at Luncheon

The Glenwood Parent-Teacher Association plans a luncheon Thursday at noon in the primary room to honor past presidents and the year's officers and teachers. Mrs. W. D. Westbay will be toastmaster as former presidents are invited to attend.

Glenwood Parent- Teacher Association W. D. Westbay

Election Held By Orchestra

The Philhar monic Orchestral Association announced its new officers after the annual election at the Herring Hotel. T W Gilstrap was elected president pending acceptance, May Peterson Thompson honorary president, with H R Budke and others as vice presidents and officers. Murray Meeker to conduct both senior and junior symphonies next year.

Philharmonic Orchestral Association Herring Hotel T. W. Gilstrap Gilstrap May Peterson Thompson H. R. Budke R. W. Adams W. E. Herring Andelson Budke Murray Meeker Meeker Amarillo Antonio Brice

Campbell Arrives in Amarillo as Regional Gypsum Rep

E L Campbell has arrived in Amarillo to represent a gypsum products company for Northwest Texas and Eastern New Mexico. Headquarters are in Kansas City and the chamber of commerce received notice this morning.

E. L. Campbell Amarillo Texas New Mexico Gypsum Products Corporation Kansas City Chamber of Commerce

Dog Leads Rescuers to Injured Woman in Pit

In Orofino Idaho a pet dog guided rescuers to 69 year old Mrs Ed Luttrop who had fallen 100 feet into an abandoned mine pit. She could not free herself and was badly hurt before her family followed the dog to locate her.

Orofino U.P Ed Luttrop

Regional SCS Staff Holds Regular Administration Meet

Regional SCS staff meet at the Capitol Hotel for an administration conference. They plan to map procedures for handling the SCS program in the region.

SCS Soil Conservation Service Capitol Hotel

Also Mentioned on This Page

AAUW Barnt R. L. Thompson J. Wayne Middleton BE. R. Kienker Elizabeth Jameson B. B. Holland A. D. Steed Ruth Thornton Virginia Todd Glyndal Calvert Lloyd Jenkins Roberts Miles Vienna Woods Cleta Grace Holland Marka Ann Oliver Parl Nutter H. L. Finch C. A. Clark Jewell Davis J. A. Wiggins Cyril Luker J. O. Whittington H. O. Bradford G. O. Kendall W. R. Fox Frank Butler Ted Lokey Tom Aldridge Earl O'Keefe Joe Mobley CL. Ives Ben Lane Horace Smith William V. Stone Ruth Ward Blanton C. L. King W. H. van Shaw Claude Betson E. H. Ashcraft C. A. Caster Ned O. Miller J.H. Ferguson O. F. Henville L. E. Jones J.D. Gamble, Jr C C. Hemsell W. D. Blachly F. P. Burns W. R. Klingensmith Curry Smyth Forrest Mayer Marshal B. Shaw Garvin Martini H. H. Finnell R. F. Gill J. D. Sage Fancher Archer S. B. Whittenburg J. M. Russell Charles P. Woodburn Nellie Heath Ray Johnson W. W. Rusk John N Maynard P. J. McLemore G. A Sahli Farl Barnt Kay Muse Ralph Will Lyle Montgomery J. C. Foster Howard Boxwell W. G. Kirk V. V. Beck F. Q. Kelleam Porter Underwood Misses Maymie Oliver Jessie Castleman Mary Evans Mary Ollie Person Mary Fawn Coulter Mose Mary Radcliffe Abbie Ruth Hayman Catherine Chapman Julia Dean Reba Jane Crossley Jessie Ingram Cora Astle Bertie Warren Jeane Suits Cora Russell Louise Russell Ruth Ann Tolbert Rosalind Giles Mony Club Ruth Steele Freda Coffee Jessie Elliott Kensie A. B The Speakers Institute Federation Club Rooms Order of the Eastern Star Martha Gene Williams Amarillo College of Muse Gamma Phi Gamma Tota Beta Sigma Phi Amarillo Hotel Bonita C. FE Masonic la Costura Club Rose Bowl Tea Room Mesdamesa G. M. Waddill J. L. Scott J. W. Collins Daughters of the King of Azan Elation Brickstone Hotel Helen Anglin Canyon Gladys Hevner Webb Amarillo Coligge Auditorium Biushi Mike Crawford Needle Club M Rhodes North Roberta Street Beryl Frank Gordon G. L A Hall Amarillo Rebekah Lodge F. Mall Amama Fundamental Bible Class Della PereneaDy Pierce Street Martha Mra Bailey Tyler Street Forest Hill P.T. A Episcopal Guild Brown Deane Teres Sellia U. S. Army NYA Sewing Hed Up Sunshine Club Pat Venzey Lamar Street Albert Veazey Mesdames J. L. Patton W. J. Rogers Mrs. Rogers North Alabama Street H.C International Harvester Company Liova Lipscomb Fairmont Street C. of Clearfield Cincinnati Laura Wheeler Cope Fete Nerovecrast Service Inc Amarilla Globe Needlecraft Dept Eighth Avenue New York N.Y Glenwood Pta Group Dog Alla Ila Bs Adelina Valdez Ortega Co Johnson Grocery & Market W. Seventh ST Schilling Dan Napkins Jr Karo Globe Oleo Frank Taspe Sana
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