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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1933
Page
11
Washington reports officials near approval of a proviso in the cotton campaign contract requiring landlords to provide housing for the same number of tenant families as this year. The plan trims cotton acreage to 25 million, risking livelihoods. landlords may also sub rent government land to tenants to secure food and shelter while acreage declines.
Amarillo Girl Scouts director Miss Daffin Lowrey urges members to listen to Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt speak at 9 oclock Amarillo time over NBC. The week marks the 21st anniversary of the founding of Girl Scouts of America.
Bishop E. C. Seaman of the Protestant Episcopal Church in North Texas will conduct his fall visitation at St. Andrew’s Church Amarillo this Sunday at 11. He will preach on The Faith and Practice of the Protestant Episcopal Church and confirm a class led by Rev. F. A. Foster. The bishop oversees eighty counties in the Panhandle and Central West Texas and has prior ties to St. Andrew’s Amarillo.
J M Barron who leads the Plains Labor Council called on a small Amarillo audience to support a revolutionary program by ballot. He labeled employers with more than two workers as red and claimed 90 percent of local businesses violate the NRA. He invited Negroes and Mexicans to join and promised future meetings.
Camp 1828 at Recreation Hall featured Xi Pi Mu in a weathered evening program arranged by Ruth Elizabeth Cooper with Mrs Thom sie Sellars directing. W L Burns sang, and instrumental pieces were performed by Helen Osgood, Ruth Elizabeth Cooper, Marjorie Warren, Dorothy Baker, Rosalie Coffee and Bobby Haines. The article notes the College of Cardinals contains 70 members.
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