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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1935

Page

6

Potter County Auxiliary Honors State President With Luncheon

The Potter County Medical Auxiliary hosted a luncheon at the Amarillo Country Club honoring Mrs. John T. Moore of Houston, president of the Woman's Auxiliary to the State Medical Association. Members gathered for this event as the Needlework Guild prepares its In gathering tea to showcase garments for the needy.

County Medical Auxiliary John T. Moore Houston Woman's Auxiliary State Medical Association Potter County Medical Auxiliary Amarillo Country Club Howard Puckett Potter County Organization Moore R. M Bennett T. T. Churchill R. D Gist J. W Amarillo Needlework Guild Herring Hotel Naional J. M. O’brien Crystal Ballroom

P. T. A. Observes Education Week in Forest Hill

American Education Week was observed at the Forest Hill school during a P T A meeting. Mrs Gervis Taylor spoke on Adult Education. A R Anderson discussed Education Week. The harmonica band and choral club performed under Mrs Ora Hodges. A bingo party was planned for November 27 at the school. River Road Child Study Club to meet November 23 at Mrs Eddie Mann’s home.

Forest Hill Parent-Teacher Association Gervis ‘Taylor A. R. Anderson Ora Hodges T. H. Rodgers Dowlin River Road Club River Road Child Study Club Eddie Mann

Music Guild luncheon and planned musicale details

The Music Teachers Guild held a regular luncheon at the Van Buren Tea Room yesterday and planned a complimentary musicale at Polk Street Methodist Church Sunday afternoon. Attendees included Mesdames Paul Womack Floyd Marsh G A McNeill Mary Roberts Warner Marguerite McAdams Corla Hilton Johnson Alta Potts Turk and Miss Margaret Harris.

Music Teachers Guild van Buren Tea Room Polk Street Methodist Church Mesdames Paul Womack Floyd Marsh G. A. McNeill Mary Roberts Warner Marguerite McAdams Corgla Hilton Johnson Alta Potts ‘Turk Margaret Harris

Cranberries In Pudding And Other Kitchen Menus

Mrs Alexander George presents a Timely Tasty recipe page with Escalloped Potatoes and Liver, Parsnips, Cranberry Cobbler, Lemon Sauce and coffee ideas. It also lists community notices including PTA dinner at the Senior High Cafeteria, a play at Glenwood School, church chili supper, JUG Club meeting, a rummage sale at San Jacinto church, Mizpah Club gathering, and a visiting Mrs Pat Malloy in Amarillo with her daughters.

Alexander George G. H. Pratt

Parish supper at St. Andrew's Parish House invites all

An all church box supper will be held this evening at 6 30 o clock at the Parish House of St Andrew s Episcopal Church. Anyone interested is invited. No admission will be charged.

First Christian Church Fellowship Hall St. Andrew's Episcopal Church S St Andrew's Episcopal Church

Re-elected head leads Potter County Home Demonstration Club

Mrs. W N Martin was re-elected chairman of the Potter County Council of Home Demonstration Clubs at Miss Mary Sitton's office. Mrs. T H Rogers became vice chairman and Mrs J W Walton secretary treasurer for a second term. Achievement Day will be a 2:30 to 4:00 tea at Municipal Auditorium.

W. N. Martin Potter County Council of Home Demonstration Clubs Mary Sitton J. B. Diges T. H. Rogers J. W. Walton A. P. Black A. Bilankership Generalrrangements Municipal Auditorium Mesdames J. S. LeGate J. R. Hogue M. L. Parker Sunny Side Ray Baland Fred Wendt Lee Williamson J. F. Alderman The Thrifty Club A. K. Speck Jess Walter Pleasant Valley Nathan Martin C. E. McPherson Martin Retherford Forest Hill John Broaddus W. Jenkins Soney O A. Blankenship J. D. Benton W. T Sherrill Jim Weaver R. P. Hill Brady J. B. Diggs E. F Hall G. Atkinson E. L. Smith W. C Stockett R. 8. Connellee River Road Mrs Joe Gray Bushland Potter County

Community Club and Church Schedule Highlights

Local clubs and church groups list events across Amarillo venues. Theta Kappa Rho hosts a church night at Central Presbyterian with a covered dish supper. piano recital at McDaniel Studio. numerous teas, dinners, and meetings at Saint Andrew’s Parish House, American Legion Home, Crystal Ballroom, and more. Community groups include Needlework Guild, MacDowell Music Club, Odette Bridge Club, PTA gatherings, and Home Demonstration Clubs with varied times and locations.

Shriners Plan Annual Fall Ceremonial in Amarillo

Preparations underway in Amarillo as Khiva Shrine hosts Shrine Nobles from West Texas for the annual fall ceremonial at the Masonic Temple. Registration starts 1 PM, business session 4, rites 5, banquet 6, second rites at 7, ball at 9:30 PM with free admission for 1935 cardholders and $1 for others.

Amarillo West Texas Khiva Shrine N. H. Mohler Masonic Temple

Quick Cough Relief Recipe Promises Fast Home Remedy

A home remedy guide describes mixing 215 ounces of Pinex with sugar syrup to a pint, creating a cough medicine claimed to be four times as potent for value. It requires no cooking, promises quick relief by loosening phlegm and soothing irritated membranes, with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.

A Tribute to Wary Gardens and Prairie Fences

The author tours Nebraska and Kansas by car, praising eastern plains and Kansas scenery while denouncing fake rock gardens. He notes rustic, practical fencing using rails and local stone, horseing nature’s beauty with minimal human artifice, and admires ivy over autumn fences as true landscape collaboration.

Nebraska Kansas

Judge Suspends Negro Sentence in Forgery Case

Henry Brown, a Black man, received a suspended two year sentence to the state penitentiary after pleading guilty to forgery. Brown admitted writing a check for $190. Judge F E C Nelson delivered the judgment today.

Henry Brown State Penitentiary F E. C. Nelson Brown

Girl Scouts Enjoy Weekend Hikes and Activities

Girl Scouts of the Panhandle spent a Saturday at Camp Kiwanis with Troop 19 earning a fire building test and hiking to Ellwood Park. Robinettes sewed baby clothes for the Needlework Guild while White Rose Troop held a treasure hunt at San Jacinto Park. Cardinal Troop observed Armistice Day with a flag ceremony and gym games as new leaders Mappes and Lefforge joined patrol activities.

Camp Kiwanis Peggy Harris Ann Emery Patricia Harris Ellwood Park White Rose Troop San Jacinto Park Patrol Two Cardinal Troop C. P. Mappes F. M. Lefforge

Welfare Work Seeks Jobs For Needy Clients

Welfare Association announces an employment service offering part time work for those who must care for children and homes. Miss Chesmore leads a training and outdoor program at Camp Kiwanis including map making and signaling. A scribes school meets Saturday at Girl Scout HQ and several scouts are honored for October reporting. Virginia Thornton visited Stratford over the weekend. Betty Jo Gray lost her Scout knife at camp and may claim it at the Scout office.

Welfare Association Beulah Robinson Girl Scout Betty Jo Gray Troop 19 Camp Kiwanis Girl Scout Office Margaret McKenzie Helen Jackson Jewell Cruson Joyce Covey

Welfare Association Hires Helpers by Mrs. Robinson

The association recommends workers for relief aid and Amarilloans seeking such assistance are urged to call Mrs. Robinson at 9643. The Welfare Association office is open from 8:30 A M to 6 P M.

Mrs. Robinson

Philharmonic Plans 7 30 Rehearsal at Amarillo College of Music

Edgar Parsons announced a 7 30 p m rehearsal for the Philharmonic Orchestra at Amarillo College of Music this evening. The event invites musicians and the community to attend and listen as preparations continue.

Philharmonic Amarillo College of Music Edgar Parsons

Capitcline and absorption for headache relief

The text explains that solid remedies on a blotter must dissolve in liquid before absorption. Until dissolved they cannot be absorbed by the stomach and thus cannot provide relief. The passage emphasizes the necessity of dissolution for effectiveness.

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Et Society Schilling Royal Neighbors Panhandle Royal Neighbors of America Capitol Hotel Marian Martin FACH Amarin Daily News Pattern Department 18Th &T New York, N. Y P. T. AS Glenwood Schoool Glenwood School Viated Eharerd JUG Club Charles Woodburn Tyler Street Wesley Friendship San Jacinto Mizpah Club G B Hampton West Sixteenth Avenue Belton Visitor Pat Malloy Belton Sam George Rex Westerfield Valsts O Pyeebitee Arbour PTD Theta Kappa Rho Mary Alice Andrews Carolina Street Central Presbyterian Church McDaniel Studio of Music Veterans of Foreign Wars American Legion Home Nous Club J. E Conley West Thirteenth Avenue Queen Esther Club L. J Vogel West Tenth Avenue D. B. Angell W. G. Barringer Needlework Guild of America MacDowell Music Club L. D. Stith Harrison Street Odette Bridge Club Caroline Howell Jackson Street Sanborn School Parent-Teacher Association Spanish American War Veterans Auxiliary Legion Home Home Craft Club LaBelle Storey San Jacinto School FE. R. Glass Fillmore Street I. O. O. F. Hall Mother Singers Club Tyler Street School Unity Study Club Taylor Street G. B. Hamilton Baptist Church UG. Club Christian Church Shriners H.m.tenny Girl Scouts Girl Scouts of the Panhandle Virginia Thornton Stratford Texas Chamberlain Laboratories Des Moines Iowa H. F. Eldridge Panhandle-Plains Brazelton Westinghouse Westinghouse Washers and Ironers N. Fillmore
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