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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1927
Page
4
A lava island in the Bering Sea near Dutch Harbor shows signs of a fresh eruption soon. Observers report ongoing volcanic activity from the molten lava mass, threatening nearby waters and air routes.
Social calendar highlights a series of events honoring brides to be Miss Peggy Masterson ahead of her marriage to Beaumont Stinnett. A bridge party at Amarillo Country Club, a dinner in Tyler Street, a bridge-tea at 304 Broadmoor Drive, and a rehearsal dinner in the city scene culminate the week of celebrations surrounding the Masterson Stinnett wedding.
The chili supper planned by the Rainbow Sunday School class at San Jacinto Methodist Church has been postponed indefinitely due to illness.
Watters county records show six divorce petitions filed by District Clerk J. C. Skillman on Thursday November 17 while only two marriage licenses were issued by County Clerk Ed Pittman. Petitions include W. C. Smith vs Jeanette Smith, Bessie Gibbons vs Edward Gibbons, L Hope vs Rosie Hope, Bonnie Hix vs Osborn Hix, F. W. Allbright vs Helen Allbright, H. W. Gooch vs May Belle Gooch.
The Buchanan Street Parent Teachers Association met in regular session at the school. Dr Nan Gilkerson spoke on eye and throat care and cooperation with the health department. Library directors for the new Buchanan Street school were appointed, and the group noted a $50 float award and a $35 prize for a best member.
A promotional item touts Creomulsion as a new medical discovery that soothes inflamed membranes and inhibits germ growth. It claims creosote is a top healing agent and offers a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved with proper use.
The Buchanan Street P T A boasts the largest membership among the city P T A groups while promoting the parade ship fundraiser for playground equipment and supporting a free milk campaign for undernourished schoolchildren.
Mrs James O Guleke hosted the J U G club at 1617 Harrison Avenue with a large, active membership. A program on interior decorating was led by Mrs Clarence Williams and James Tuttle of Hale Tuttle shops. The club voted $100 to aid Potter County library children and recalled its founding of the library decades ago.
Bridges Drug Company promotes MELLO GLO a new French process face powder that aims to control shine, extend wear, and apply smoothly while staying pure and fine.
Cleveland Ohio woman describes severe weight loss after first child and illness until Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Four bottles restored her weight to 116 pounds and she can do housework without trouble. The piece promotes health as riches and suggests the remedy as a possible gift of health.
Members approved a two dollar monthly contribution to support an instructor at The Amarillo Day Nursery. A social hour followed with a delectable salad course served by the hostess.
The MacDowell Music club met at Mrs. F T Mitchells home 1205 West Nineteenth Street Thursday afternoon. Miss Branch Ramsey was elected secretary replacing Mrs. C R Hooten. The program titled American Operas featured a Ramsey paper and musical selections from Natoma by Victor Herbert with performances by Mrs. Ross Williams Mrs. Walker and Mrs. T E Johnson.
A large attendance attended a community program featuring arias and scenes from Madame Butterfly Rose Marie Shanewis and Her Shadow. Performers included Mrs C F Smith John Luther Lang Miss Josephine Miller Rudolph Friml and Mrs Paul Ansley.
Wolflin PTA hosts a 7 o clock carnival chili supper and market at the school. A Philharmonic symphonic orchestra concert at 6 o clock at the municipal auditorium features soloist Nell Sansom Brown under Ellis B. Hall. Esther McCrory chapter DAR holds a games tournament at 7 45 in the Crystal ballroom of the Herring.
Mrs. Lloyd Fletcher hosts the Masterson-Stinnett bridal party for dinner at the hotel. Rehearsal scheduled at 7 15 PM at the Masterson home located at 1619.
Mrs. T. P. Hackler left Wednesday evening for Harlingen to visit her daughter Mrs. Glen Farris. She will then travel to New Orleans and stay away until after the holidays.
Mrs Jerry Harper returned to Amarillo Thursday from Roswell New Mexico where she has been at the bedside of Mrs A R Smith who is ill in a Roswell hospital. Mrs Harper reports Mrs Smith's condition much improved and says she and Mrs B S Elliott will return to Roswell to accompany Mrs Smith home as soon as possible.
Public notice warns residents not to cash forged checks bearing the name of O Walkup unless personally signed by him or his wife.
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