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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1939
Page
4
Kenneth Clark Jr and John Gilmore are named alongside Betty Donald and Mary Jo Hays in a memorial notices list. Also listed are Dorothy Maxine Lain Mary Sue Minnich Wallace Horton Wallace Kirk and Richard McLean representing family acknowledgments.
The program notes a song If I Hear A Thrush At Evening by Montague Phillips sung by Mrs. R N Mc Kitterick with piano by Mrs. Lila Austin Myers. It lists Sharleen Barker and Ralph Blankenship as pupils of Mrs. Daisy Person with excerpts from The Rose Maiden cantata by Cowan.
The executive board of the First Christian Woman's Council hosts a tea and musical program to honor new church members at 2:30 PM Wednesday in the church parlors. All church members are invited.
Amarillo’s Harmony Club wrapped its 1938 39 season with a Spring themed luncheon at the Amarillo Country Club. The program Bouquet featured vocal and reading numbers, and retiring president Mrs Otis Trulove installed new officers led by President Mrs Martini.
The Blue Bonnet Needle Club schedules its final luncheon of the season at 12:30 PM Thursday at Mrs. H. Handy’s home 3705 Van Buren Street. An X ray machine is used by dealers to detect foreign material in tires. A test of 2,000 used tires found 2,049 nails and tacks 2,009 pieces of glass and 2,197 pieces of rock and small stones.
A long list of club meetings and events in Amarillo across numerous organizations. Scheduled dinners, installations, guest artists, recitals, luncheons, and council meetings occur at venues including the Amarillo Hotel Masonic Hall Blackstone Hotel and local churches with start times from early afternoon to night. Named participants include Miss Helen Anglin of Canyon Gladys Heyser Webb Mrs J H Johnson and others.
Miss Kathren Coleman of Amarillo daughter of Mrs Kate Coleman of Palestine and V H Truax of Pampa were married Saturday at the home of Dr C C Grimes with a single ring ceremony. The bride a former Sam Houston teacher student and the groom Wichita University attendee. They reside at 1900 Harrison Street.
More than 150 guests attended Amarillo PEO Council's Monday benefit at Central Presbyterian Church Fellowship Hall to aid the scholarship fund. Mrs. E W Hardin spoke on her three month Africa cruise, with vocal solos by Mrs. R W Adams and Miss Mac Beth Lawson plus pieces by Spanish Chinese and Russian composers.
The garden at Mrs. W. B. Stevenson’s home on Hughes Street hosted a morning reception for Miss Margaret Guleke bride-elect of Morton Gause Ware of Fort Worth. Several hundred guests offered best wishes as her engagement, announced Sunday, is followed by plans for a June 17 wedding at Central Presbyterian Church.
Filis B Hall presents band classes in recital Friday at 8 pm in the Academy of Music and Art Auditorium. The program includes selections by the A B and bands with instrumental solos and duets. Public invitation.
An ad advises treating constipation by addressing its cause rather than drugs. It explains that low bulk from refined diets causes difficulty and promotes Kellogg's All-Bran as a fiber rich breakfast to restore regularity with proper water intake. Kellogg's Battle Creek is noted as the maker and grocers sell it.
The Local Mother-In-Law Club will hold its final meeting of the season at 3 o'clock Friday afternoon in the Federation Club Rooms. A brief business discussion will be conducted. All mothers-in-law of the city are invited.
May graduates of Amarillo High School who attend Sunday School at Central Presbyterian Church will be honored by the Woman's Council at a Wednesday noon lunch in the Fellowship Hall. Mrs. C. F. Underwood will greet guests and Brien Dillon will respond. The table will be arranged in an A shape.
The Trulove Class of Polk Street Methodist Church will host a public luncheon at noon in the Fellowship Hall. The program includes songs and the selection Home by MacFayden as part of the event.
A physician spends day and night fighting disease and relies on exact knowledge to prescribe correctly. Study and research keep him current with discoveries, and his practice requires careful checking and weighing of cause and effect. See your doctor regularly for health checks and entrust prescriptions to a skilled druggist.
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