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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1934
Page
7
Helen Welshimer argues leisure should renew the spirit and be chosen to promote health and personal growth. She contrasts men's sport with women's pursuits, celebrates billiards and thoughtful recreation, and stresses balance between toil and joyful rest for lasting well being.
Buckles and buttons dominate the trim on new winter dresses with fabric covered buckles and velveteen buttons. A beige wool street dress features a large belt buckle, velveteen buttons along the left armhole and across the neckline. DR. SNODGRASS TO BE SPEAKER FOR CLASS Dr. R. C. Snodgrass will speak at Wesley Friendship Class of San Jacinto Methodist Church Sunday at 9:45 in the classroom. The Chansonelle Girls Chorus, directed by Miss Lily Larsen, will perform. MACDOWELL MUSIC CLUB TO PRESENT PROGRAM Representatives will broadcast this Federated Music Club program at 4:15 with Mrs. H. E. Waller, pianist. Mrs. L. D. Stith, contralto. Mrs. Athur J. Martin, soprano. Miss Dorothy Baker, pianist. CAPES LONDON, Nov 94% Doyed pheasant feathers used to wake evening capes.
Tonight features the Philharmonic Symphony at Municipal Auditorium at 8:30. PTAs host open houses and dances at Odd Fellows Hall and The Nat. River Road and Highland Park units plan joint programs at school buildings. Oyster suppers, story hours, and luncheon events fill Saturday across Amarillo and Potter County facilities.
Sewing and conversation provided entertainment at the Beryl Needle Club meeting at Mrs. G. K. Weaver home 1310 East Thirteenth Avenue Tuesday afternoon Refreshments were served to guests Mesdames R. R. Stangler M. A. Branson Mildred Weaver and to members Mesdames A. C. Shaw H. A. Williams L. C. Stevens J. O. Wyatt R. S. Branum Carl Larsen G. M. Privitt I. V. Smith and the hostess The club will meet next week with Mrs. D. J. Blackburn 607 North Tyler Street.
Mrs. Scott Ford and Mrs. Wiley Dodd Jr hosted a lyed lovely shower for Mrs. Marcus Ford formerly Miss Bada Christian before her marriage. The event took place at 720 Short Street with several attendees listed among hosts and guests.
Mrs John K Boyce gave an engaging review of Timber Line by Jene Fowler at the Junior Woman's Club meeting held Tuesday afternoon at Mrs Harris Kimbroughs home 2613 Hayden Street Refreshments followed the gathering The Potter County Council of Home Demonstration Clubs schedules Saturday 2 30 pm officer elections and important business in Room 109 at the courthouse urged full club representation Miss Mary Sitton calls for 100 percent turnout Mrs O A Blankenship chairs The Clark Wesley class of San Jacinto Methodist Church announces a homecoming program Sunday at 9 45 am in the main auditorium with Mrs W P Butler leading the citizenship lesson
The Harmony Club postpones its Monday meeting due to Armistice Day. Plans include a vanishing tea and musical program to be held soon with time and place to be announced later.
Browning Class officers of Polk Street Methodist Church hosted a Monday afternoon gathering in Fellowship Hall. Mrs. Cora Bangs led a program with duets, readings, and songs performed by members and guests, followed by a business session led by Mrs. C. N. N. Ferguson.
The Progressive Speakers Club meeting scheduled for Monday is postponed to Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock due to the Amarillo-Lubbock football game. It will be in Blackburn-Shaw Chapel with three minute talks by members. RHINESTONE ROSE FASTENER PARIS, Nov. 9. Visitors Mr and Mrs M C Blanchard of Los Angeles, former Amarillo residents, are visiting local friends. Mr Blanchard works with the Santa Fe Railway.
Dallas date November 9. Sherwood H. Avery state NRA director said Texas code authorities would meet in Dallas next Tuesday with visiting Washington NRA administrators to discuss matters. Three deputy administrators Irwin S. Moise Robert K. Straus and G. Deforest will attend.
Bilious attacks from constipation send thousands to Thedford's Black-Draught. The pure vegetable remedy is praised by T. L. Austin of McAdenville NC who says a package sits on his mantel and it keeps him from business-sapping dullness and headaches. Children like the syrup.
Hidal go County officers prepared to bring D. M. Hood and his son Carl to trial on charges in the kidnaping of Deputy Sheriff Jack Rapp. They were arrested after returning to Texas from Missouri where Clifford Hood was shot and captured while attempting a warehouse robbery. Clifford will be returned to Hidalgo County after Missouri authorities finish. The Hoods abducted Rapp a month earlier, forcing him to accompany them toward the Oklahoma border in his car to involve federal officers in the case.
Washington reports that the White House will serve light American wines at state dinners this season, the first such move since Prohibition. Mrs. Roosevelt announced a simple policy of serving American wines with meals, limiting each plate to two glasses and ensuring cabinet and diplomatic corps officials sample the hospitality first.
Carl Hood reports that state prison officials, via Hardin, say DOJ agents agreed to defer kidnapping prosecutions to the state, noting the father’s prior imprisonment. Separately, the U S Post Office reports about 1.8 million dollars raised this year from special stamp issues.
Oklahoma City oil man Mark Kitchen announced that Mary Owens of Fort Worth and Jean Larene of Dallas will attempt to beat the women's endurance flight record over Oklahoma City shortly after November 15. Kenneth Hunter will be in the refueling plane. In two prior tries in Chicago they failed to surpass the 240 hour mark.
Ray L. Lamb formerly of Cleveland and Michigan state manager of the Home Owners Loan Corporation has been named assistant general manager of the HOLC. He will supervise the fifth district covering Texas New Mexico Arizona Oklahoma and Kansas with headquarters in Washington.
The Flanders Poppy will appear on Amarillo streets Saturday as the Ladies Auxiliary of the John B. Golding Post VFW conducts its annual Buddy Poppy drive. Proceeds fund charitable aid for disabled and needy veterans and their dependents, with poppies crafted by veterans in government hospitals.
In Camden N J Judge Joseph Varbalow will wear bright red neckties on the bench for two weeks after losing a bet on the New Jersey governor race to O Zachary Seltzer a former law student. The bet reflected the heated election atmosphere and the Spirit of Armistice veteran event.
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