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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1938
Page
4
An old tale is flipped as Ruth Etting's rise and divorce spotlight a man’s upset when a wife seeks new love after years of marriage. The piece argues women fear losing security to younger rivals while men, once unthreatened, may now fear losing a middle aged wife to another man.
Local Red Cross officials report meager public interest in the annual roll call. About $1,000 in memberships has been received toward a 3,000 membership quota, with at least $1 required from each contributor. The drive opened Armistice Day and runs until Thanksgiving, with failure to reach the quota hampering county Red Cross work.
Frances Eileen Martin marries Edward T. Raef at 2:30 PM in Sacred Heart Cathedral rectory with Rev. J. A. Steinlage officiating. Attendants include Lucille Martin as bridesmaid and George W. Raef as best man. reception follows at 801 North Woodland Street with fall floral decor and a peach wedding cake.
A surprise birthday party for W. R. Hill was hosted at W. T. Dykeman’s home on Friday evening. Guests included the Hillys and Buford, plus numerous friends and relatives such as George Runyon, Harry Brett, E. A. Baker, J. M. Butcher, Clint Hill, Wayne Jones, and many others with families and children in attendance.
Mrs. Marguerite Cleghorn presents a group of piano and speech pupils in recital at 8 o clock tonight in the Academy of Music and Art auditorium located at 504 12 Taylor Street.
After a wedding supper at the Lewis Raef home the couple left for a trip to Carlsbad Caverns New Mexico and will reside at 752 North Pierce Street on return Miss Virginia Johnson hosted a shower and dance Saturday night at the Lee Martin home with about 75 guests in attendance.
Anne Adams Pattern 4986 showcases a bolero dress with a heart shaped neckline and interchangeable pieces. The ad touts fabric options, sizes up to 42, and urges readers to mail 15 cents for the pattern or 25 cents for book and pattern together from the Amarillo Globe Pattern Department.
Bonita Chapter O E S meets at Masonic Hall at 8. Business and Professional Women's Club rooms host 7 30. P E O Sisterhood AI dinner at 6 30. Sanborn School dinner at 6 to 8. Bible class at 7 30. Rebekah Lodge 7 30. Piano pupils at 8. Wednesday outings include In and Out Club at 1, Sunnyside dinner 7 30, church events, and women’s circles at various homes and churches.
Members of the Bit o' Luck Bridge Club hosted a Thanksgiving dinner at Mrs. Johnnie B. Archer’s home on Lipscomb Street. Buffet service and feathered turkey centerpieces framed games won by Mrs. Ed Pittman for high, with Mrs. Grady Fox second and Mrs. H. C. McFarland Consolation.
Billye Lorraine Diggs was honored with a birthday party Saturday afternoon hosted by her mother Mrs. L. H. Diggs at 3409 Polk Street. Guests included Doris Jean Cobb Betty Jo Stockton Dixie Hewett Beth Hammett Patricia Jones Lina Haug Thelma Dale Houston Margaretta Buntin Patsy Jo Leachman Joe Stan Morgan Stanley Tarp ley Billy Keith Irwin Loyd Lee Jobe Richard Hart Jimmy Miller Joe Donald Foran and Mrs J A Miller.
Mr and Mrs Leon Allgive were honored at a post nuptial shower Saturday night at 506 North Tyler hosted by Mrs Josephine Ross. The couple wed Nov 10 at North Amarillo Church of Christ with many relatives and friends attending and gifts arriving from absentees.
Mrs John Barton entertained the Couturiere Club at her home with guests Miss Fay Green and Miss Marguerite Mott. Members attending included Mesdames Will Thompson, W M Gouldy, Maude Munn, L W Patton, E E Mims, D M Coffee, C S Bragg, Sarah Williams and the hostess.
Mrs Howard Elliott 4410 East Nineteenth Avenue will entertain the Sunshine Sewing Club on Dec 2 at 2 oclock. The last meeting was at Mrs B D Dye 1911 Taylor Street with Mesdames Breland Bunting Connell Hollifield Stone Shaw Roth Parker and the hostess present. Male bumblebees do not survive the winter months.
The Potter County Homes Demonstration Club Chorus held a business meeting in Miss Pauline Lokey's office. Plans for an all day meeting and covered dish luncheon Tuesday were announced. The 10 45 a m start time was set and officers will be elected. Members are to bring music for songs to rehearse for a radio program on December 31. Attendees included Mesdames Ben Cracraft J D Benton E W Brown J E Adelmann J W McKee J R Hogge E B Perryman and Miss Lokey.
Mr and Mrs T C Dysart, 701 Belleview Street, entertained Saturday night with a bridge dinner. Mrs I C Wilcox won high for the ladies and J M Love won high for the men. Guests included J M Love, I C Wilcox, Inez Rucker, Jet Downing, plus the hosts.
A Sunday birthday picnic at Happy Glen was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Fergeson of 2814 North West Fourth Avenue for their daughter Virginia and Miss Helen Richardson. Attending were Miss Arlene Farmer, Vivian Castleberry, Dorothy Richardson, the two honorees, and the Fergesons.
Mr and Mrs Ted Wheeler entertained Sunday at 211 Prospect Street with a turkey dinner for S. and S. Club members and their husbands. Attendees included J. B. Andrews H. C. Kirkpatrick H. C. Rigler Alva Slay Graham Saunders A. D. Nance W. E. Tadlock and Roland Miller. The next regular meeting is Dec 1 at 2 o clock hosted by Mrs Graham Saunders 410 North Prospect Street.
Mystic Weavers Club entertained their husbands with a turkey dinner and party at Mrs. C. E. Osgood 1706 Buchanan Street. Bingo and 42 were played with Mrs J. T. Russell high in 42. Attendees included A. B. Hays E. W. Harris Cc. W. Lindsey Fred Madison Charles Melton Carl Potter and others.
The Woman's Auxiliary of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church announces that the meeting scheduled for tomorrow afternoon has been postponed.
An aged remark reflects on a troubling topic where the speaker notes the act originated with men. The passage dismisses the notion of a clean process, admitting it is avowedly unpleasant yet asserts responsibility lies with those who conceived it.
An advertisement touts Bayer Aspirin as fast relief for rheumatism neuritis and neuralgia at about 1 cent per tab. It urges buyers to request Genuine Bayer Aspirin to ensure authenticity and effectiveness.
E. M. Williams, 62, was rushed from 904 Madison Street to St. Anthony’s Hospital after a Sunday stroke and was reported in serious condition.
University of California debaters on a 5,000 mile tour report that Pullman car porters showed interest in America's economic ills as they did at the 11 colleges and universities visited.
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