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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1932
Page
6
Mesdames N O Glenn and J B Coker hosted a bridge luncheon at 2212 Harrison Street. High score went to Mrs. W R Browne Jr, low to Mrs. George Mager, and traveling prize to Miss Elizabeth Glenn. A turkey luncheon followed for a long list of guests including Messrs Fisk Richey Stack Browne Kenyon Alfred Glenn N O Glenn and J H Coker.
Col. Guy W. Green presents lay perspective at Central Presbyterian Church this week. Daily services at 9:00 and 7:30 feature morning Bible recitations, 45 minute sessions. Evening messages stress practical living with Green urging people to fish in their own waters and circles.
Mrs. Bob J. Johnson reports growth of the Home Demonstration Club Market held Saturdays at the Municipal Auditorium. Mrs. J. R. Hogge outlines Brady visits and market rules as Miss Sitton announces upcoming pork curing and canning demonstrations by Extension Service staff in Canyon.
Col. Guy W. Green, layman evangelist of Kansas City, will speak at the Senior High School Parent-Teacher Association meeting Tuesday afternoon at 3 30 in the school auditorium. A musical program will be presented under Miss Ventura Smith. A business meeting will also be held.
Mrs. L. A. McMullen was burned on the left arm when gasoline fumes exploded in the kitchen at 1206 South Houston Street. The fire caused $650 in damage, with $400 to the building owned by W. H. Brymer and $250 to contents.
Amarillo College sorority Zeta Phi Beta was entertained with an Armistice Day dance at 1501 Madison Street hosted by Joan Montgomery. Attending were members Laura Hopkins Frances Billingslea Vivian Goodman Elizabeth Crawford Evelyn Marsh and Leslie Mae Tolleson among others.
A list of community gatherings across Amarillo with times and locations. Included are Music Teachers Guild at 1605 Madison Street, Unity Study Club at 1500 Taylor Street, American Legion Auxiliary at municipal auditorium, various PTA groups, Circle No 3 at First Christian Church, Eastern Star, Open Forum at Herring Hotel, and other clubs with scheduled sessions from 1 to 8 pm.
Thelma Matthews, Evelyn Montgomery, and Lucille King served as sponsors. Guests included John Davidson, Wallace McKirahan, Bill Pratt, Prancher Upshaw, Fern Reynolds, Clay Edward Thomas, Finis Mothershead, Charles Martini, Dick Baker, Rob Roy Beeman, Bill Fields, and John Montgomery.
Fathers will be special guests at the Bivins School Parent-Teacher Association meeting Tuesday evening at 7 45 in the school auditorium. John Winters school board president to give the principal address. Music by Mrs Ted Lokey Mrs O D Newell and Miss Mildred Newell. Pupils perform specialty numbers. All patrons invited. The Co-Workers Bible Class of Polk Street Methodist Church holds its monthly social at Mrs N O Glenn home 2212 Harrison Street Tuesday afternoon at 2 30. Cafeteria supper served by Circle No 2 of West Amarillo Christian Church Tuesday evening at 6 in the church basement. Everyone invited.
Amarillo residents are urged to hear speeches by President Hoover and President-Elect Roosevelt to support the annual Red Cross Roll Call. Potter County Chairman A. Petersen announces Hoover will speak Monday at 9 p.m. and Roosevelt Tuesday at 10 a.m. over national and Columbia networks.
Funeral services for Nancy Ann Heaton 61 wife of David Heaton were conducted at 2 PM Monday at the Assembly of God Church by Rev Guy Shields. She died Friday at her daughter Mrs Joe L Murphy’s home 4100 North East Eighth Avenue after several months illness. Survived by husband seven sons three daughters two brothers and three sisters.
Courthouse records list warranty deeds transferring property to R W Stoutz Sec 1 S F 12206 for 1500 dollars and to Wichita Falls Building and Loan Assn for Lot 6 Block 231 San Jacinto Heights Addition for 1 dollar. Also shows M A Marr et ux to Wichita Falls B L W50 L 4 Blk 7 Bolton Subd Blk 6 7 Roberts Place for 10 dollars. Vehicle registrations include J N Freemen 1108 Taylor Street Studebaker roadster and others from Consumers Association and Tucumcari Truck Line with Ford and Chevrolet models.
Funeral services for Marybelle Gray 18 daughter of Mr and Mrs George Gray of Clarendon are set for 2 PM Monday at the First Methodist Church Clarendon with burial in Clarendon. The Clarendon High School junior died Friday night after a sudden illness and is survived by her parents.
Sa bin Orlger, billed as a modern reincarnation of the saints, will lecture Thursday night at 8:30 in the Municipal Auditorium Amarillo with a Dallas organizer stating his Texas tour is backed by Disciples of his teachings. He is described as a Jew who teaches Christ’s divinity and is praised as a premier teacher of Jesus principles. The talk is free.
Mr and Mrs John F Ross and their two daughters will leave Wednesday for a 10 day trip to Nebraska. They will stop at Manhattan Kansas en route where Mr Ross and the two daughters attended the Kansas Aggies College. They will spend Thanksgiving with a third daughter Mrs Don Spangler at Campbell Neb Mrs J J Robinson will run the Red Cross and county probation office in the courthouse during Mrs Ross absence.
Government donated made foods are not expected at the office of Mrs. Jessie N. Ross in Red. The note indicates no clothing shipments are due soon, though supplies exist.
Roy Coggins, 23, survived a bullet through the skull above the left temple after a Friday night shooting by his sister in law Zora Carter. Doctors at St. Anthony Hospital report he is "doing all right" as surgeons on Saturday removed slug fragments from his brain. Carter faces assault with intent to murder charges and the incident followed a quarrel at the couple's home behind the Herring Hotel.
A vintage endorsement states a cold passes through three stages and warns prompt treatment. Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine is pitched as the fourfold fix opening bowels killing germs easing fever and headache toning the system with no narcotics and safe use. It is advertised as the standard cold tablet available in pocket sized wrapped boxes.
The cross county executive chairman reports on Monday that federal goods sewing continues and garment materials will be plentiful for practical use this winter. Welfare agencies show little duplication in clothing and flour distribution and a 90 day flour supply. The main issue remains gas and water bills and bedding for destitute cases.
The U. S. Commissioner's office in the federal building reports no charges filed amid a general news slump shared by courthouse offices.
An advertisement touts "B. C." as a pharmacist prepared remedy that relieves monthly pains in three minutes. It claims multiple ingredients work together to ease common colds headaches neuralgia and muscular aches without habit forming drugs. Available in 10¢ and 28c packages at drug stores.
Pattern 2189 offers sheer wool frocks for school with seamed details and a chic collar. Sizes 8 to 15. size 14 uses 218 yards of 54 inch fabric and 24 yards of 36 inch contrast. illustrated instructions included. Catalog and pattern price totals 25 cents, mailed to The Amarillo Globe Pattern Department.
Potter County Commissioners began two or three days of sessions Monday to canvass general election votes pass monthly bills and handle routine business.
Friday is the final deadline for candidates in the general election to file their final expense accounts. The notice emphasizes timely disclosure of campaign spending and fundraising totals before the election.
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