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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1932

Page

7

Pattern 2472 Anne Adams Frock Details and Order Info

The Anne Adams Pattern 2472 is described as a youthful frock with a high collar, puffed raglan sleeves, and a back buttoned closing. It notes size 12 to 20, fabric needs for size 16, and includes illustrated instructions. The Anne Adams Pattern Catalog offers 32 pages of winter models and Christmas sewing ideas. Order cost is fifteen cents for the pattern and catalog. combined price twenty five cents.

Anne Adams Amarillo Globe Pattern Department West 17Th Street New York City

Cauliflower Sauce Spices Up Mealtime And Leftovers Reborn

Household hints suggest serving cauliflower whole with spaghetti sauce as a main meatless dish. Suggestions include fish with eggplant and mushroom, reusing leftovers in a chicken la king style casserole, and timing tips for poultry roasting. Also notes on hostess aprons, stuffing, cranberries, and lamp use for reading.

Sandie Mothers Hear Two Good Talks Tuesday

Sandie Mothers Club met at 1015 West Tenth Avenue with hostesses Mesdames Floyd and Duniven. Principal R B Norman spoke on football rewards versus dangers and Rev E Gaston Foote compared football to life, stressing self mastery and teamwork.

R. B. Norman Sandie Mothers’ Club Mozelle Cherry West Tenth Avenue Mesdames J. B. Floyd A. D. Duniven Norman E. Gaston Foote San Jacinto Methodist Church Sandie Martha Davis Foote Mildred B. H. Brands M. Bufkin J. Lane L. J. Peterson O. D. Simpson

Variety Night at McKinley School in an Evening Program

Variety Night will be observed at McKinley School with a program on Wednesday at 8 o clock. A feature will be the play Blue Beard with Anabel Neudigate Norma Ruth Wills Martha Jane Harrison Boyd Woods Jack McCarthy John Ross Bradford and J F Pittman. Other acts include a Dutch folk dance Miss Lowes room song Virginia Red Applesauce with Clarence Bassett Billy Reeves Marie Rubin Henry DeLamar and J Wilson. Kitchen Symphony Orchestra. Miss Driskills room clarinet solo Bobby Baker seventh grade chorus and piano solos by Joe Brown.

McKinley School Blue Beard Ehart Anabel Neudigate Norma Ruth Wills Martha Jane Harrison Boyd Woods Jack McCarthy John Ross Bradford J. F. Pittman Miss Lowe Virginia Red Applesauce Clarence Bassett Billy Reeves Marie Rubin Henry DeLamar J. ©. Wilson The Kitchen Symphony Orchestra Miss Driskill’s Room Bobby Baker Joe Brown

Pupils Present Variety Program at Amarillo College of Music

Voice pupils of Emil F. Myers perform in a Friday night variety program at the Amarillo College of Music Auditorium. Participants include Maurine Denney Clifton Janak Betty Mathis Walker Ruth Elizabeth Cooper W Camp Frankie Atkins Jean Epperson Marie Seeliger Debbie Patterson and Fern Seeliger in violin solos representing Helen M Strite. Public invited.

Emil F. Myers Amarillo College of Music Maurine Denney Clifton Janak Betty Mathis Walker Ruth Elizabeth Cooper W. Camp Frankie Atkins Jean Epperson Marie Seeliger Debbie Patterson Fern Seeliger Helen M. Strite

Social Calendar Events Note Thanksgiving Programs

Wednesday night entries include the Christian Endeavor Society at 270¢ Harrison Street at 8 30. Thanksgiving musical program at First Baptist Church at 7 30. Six W Club at Archie May Apartments at 7 30. Episcopal union service at San Jacinto Methodist Church at 7 30. Variety program at McKinley School Auditorium at 8. Thursday features a Thanksgiving benefit hall by Junior Welfare League with Buck Cathey’s orchestra. Woman's Hour radio show by Potter County Federation of Women’s Clubs postponed.

Christian Endeavor Society Walden Stith Harrison Street Churches of West Amarillo Union San Jacinto Methodist Church Woman's Hour Potter County Federation of Women's Clubs

Annual Thanksgiving Feast for S B A Members

The Security Benefit Association held its annual Thanksgiving dinner at Carpenter's Hall serving a turkey meal to about 275 members. Toastmaster Dr J R Wrather led the event with invocation by F W Zimmerman. talks followed by N S Griggs Dr Charles Baynum Judge Henry S Bishop and W T Dykeman who recalled 23 years of Amarlito council work. Dancing by the Melody Maids Orchestra continued to the late hour with guests R E Forson and Marvin Enfield from the Dalhart council attending.

the Security Benefit Association Carpenter's Hall J. R. Wrather F. W. Zimmerman N. S. Griggs Charles Baynum Henry S. Bishop W. T. Dykeman Dykeman Amarillo Association R. E. Forson Marvin Enfield Dalhart Melody Maids

A B C Club Plans New Constitution

Members of the A B C Club met at Amarillo Business College to discuss a new constitutional draft. Harold Gallarneau led the program after the business portion, with soloists, talks, and readings by Luella Hope Fern Williams Pauline Burton Amelia Anoya Ina Mae Drake and group performances by Bert Hughes and others.

Amarillo Business College Harold Gallarneau R. B. Nutt Bert Hughes Luella Hope Fern Williams Pauline Burton Amelia Anoya Ina Mae Drake Fred Porterfield Raymond Johnson

New Amethyst Shade Captivates Paris Fashion Scene

Paris watchers report amethyst becoming popular in high end outfits. At a gala opera, a fashionable Parisian wore amethyst silk jersey sheath dress with a rounded neckline and a crinkled ribbon, paired with a matching velvet wrap in the same shade.

Paris

Thanksgiving Party Held by Blanton Primary School Children

Parents and friends of first grade pupils attended a Thanksgiving party at Blanton Primary School. The children presented songs readings stories and games. An entertainment by the Kindergarten Department was scheduled for the afternoon.

Blanton Primary School

Miss Boone Honored By Alpha Zeta Beta

Alpha Zeta Beta Sorority members honored Miss Mary Boone with a surprise birthday party at the home of Miss Mary Luck at 1500 Van Buren Street. Gifts and refreshments were shared with attendees including Melba George Hazel Means Ruth Tisdal Ruth Dillon Josephine Tiddell Eleanor Roberts and Mary Luck. Thanksgiving dinner is set for Friday at 6 30 pm for Woodman Circle families at the W O W Hall with the Junior Woodman Circle not meeting Friday afternoon.

Alpha Zeta Beta Sorority Mary Boone Miss Mary Luck van Buren Street Melba George Hazel Means Ruth Tisdal Ruth Dillon Josephine Tiddell Eleanor Roberts Mary Luck Woodman Circle W. O. W. Hall

Blue Bonnet Club To Have Quilting Party Meeting

The Blue Bonnet Needle Club will meet at 1 PM Friday for a quilting party at Mrs. Ed Ely’s home 604 B Maryland Street. Mrs Upton Jones and her son Melvin C Jones are visiting Denver with Mrs G Mathis.

Blue Bonnet Club Blue Bonnet Needle Club Ed Ely Maryland Street Denver Upton Jones Melvin C. Jones G. Mathis

Thrift Theme Headline at Margaret Wills PTA Address

W. H. Brymer urged thrift as the path to wealth and warned against giving children money to save. He blamed lack of earned savings for youth crime and urged parents to require work before savings. Entertainment included readings by Francine Young and Mary Ellen McDavid and piano pieces.

W. H. Brymer Margaret Wills Parent- Teacher Association Brymer Francine Young Mary Ellen McDavid Egeria Kroeger Chopin Juanita Henderson William Oliver Association A. G. Averitt Bert Warner R. C. Young W. O. Budd

Little Theater Group Entertained At Wolflin Home

Mr and Mrs Charles Wolflin hosted the Little Theater board and members at 3800 Hughes Street for an inspirational discussion of the group’s past work and future plans. Attendees included numerous members and friends from the theater circle.

Wolflin Charles Wolflin Little Theater Board Mr. Wolflin A. E. Wolflin Hughes Street Little Theater Mesdames Eloise Gipson Rhema Phipps Aven Helen Sellers Don Lacy Cornelia Wolflin Patton

Mexican Music Studied by Philharmonic Club

At Mrs. G. T. Oliver home 1612 Polk Street the Philharmonic Club presented Mexican music with piano, vocal, and violin solos. Hostesses Miss Mayme Oliver and Mrs. James O. Cade assisted. R. C. Martini led the program and guests included Mrs. C. W. Seible and many club members.

Philharmonic Club G. T. Oliver Polk Street Magmie Oliver James O. Cade R. C. Martini Manuel M. Ponce Fred A. Sliger la Forge Madelyn Robinson Margaret Harris Ponce E. 8. Burnett W. J. Fuermann Moraima Gasper Estinosa Bercuse Godard Mildred Newell O. D. Newell C. W. Seible Miss Newell Mrs. Newell George Williams Ulm Ted Lokey J. E. Biggs R. J. Moore H. M. Crudgington T. M. Caldwell Paul Womack F. F. Dyer Burnett J. W. Sanders R. W. Adams H. H. Warner J. Cole F. Lanham Joe Wells Otis True

Rotary guest table to afford Thursday lunch

Amarillo's Rotary Club cancels its weekly meeting for Thanksgiving and invites visiting Rotarians to join a special lunch at the Amarillo Hotel to maintain attendance. A standards bureau record lists 3,900 brick colors from light buff to deep red collected nationwide.

Rotary Amarillo Rotary Club Bureau of Standards

Melva McClanahan Celebrates Eleventh Birthday Party

Honoring Melva McClanahan on her eleventh birthday a party was held at 210 North East Seventh Avenue with games and refreshments for nearly two dozen guests including Helen Bailey Joyce Foster James Lewis Click Wilma Jean Murphy and several members of the McClanahan family. Explosives and coal tar are cited as chemistry's chief contributions to highway progress.

Melva McClanahan North East Seventh Avenue Helen Bailey Joyce Foster James Lewis Click Wilma Jean Murphy Anna Mae Capehart Violet June Ward Laverne Savage Curtis Cochran Jane Sutton Nelwyn Yarborough Mary Elizabeth Taylor Bessie Jordon Peggy Joe Murphy Donald Jordon Sherman McClanahan Billy Joe McClanahan Ramona McClanahan

Guiding Your Child The Thrill of Fear

A psychologist notes that fear and pain can evoke pleasure in children when linked to parental love. The piece suggests a curious human tendency to derive excitement from fear and to seek it again, especially in contexts of care and punishment as reassurance. Also reports five girls and one boy leaving for Austin to attend the Texas A and M football game on Thanksgiving.

Agnes Lyne Father Austin Betty Gist Cynthia Lumpkin Evelyn Freeman Margaret Chestnutt Simon Lumpkin Texas A. and

Thanksgiving Ball To Aid Free Clinic This Thursday

The Junior Welfare League hosts a benevolent Thanksgiving benefit ball at the Athletic Club Thursday to raise funds for a free clinic for preschool age needy children. Buck Cathey and his orchestra provide music, with Mrs. Wales Madden as arrangements chair and a long list of hostesses and volunteers assisting.

Junior Welfare League Athletic Club Buck Cathey Wales Madden H. K. Stanfield C. R. Garner L. K. Patton George Cultra John Fain Dwight Newby Lawrence BR. Hagg Jack Nichols Charles Green Art Wagoner W. Q. Boyce Simon Lumpkin Eleanor Giat

Las Caseras Club Meets at Mrs Shirk Home

Sewing and conversation provided entertainment at the Las Caseras Club meeting held at Mrs. Harold Shirk's home 1914 Buchanan Street. Refreshments served to Mesdames Bolander Buntin Lively Dwight Jacobs Johnson Shirk and Miss Floy Stevens.

Las Caseras Club Harold Shirk Buchanan Street Jack Bolander Andrew Buntin L. Lively Reginald Dwight Roy Jacobs Beech Johnson Frank Jordan Miss Floy

Religious diversity rises at Michigan with 29 faiths represented

The University of Michigan hosts twenty nine religious faiths, reflecting broad interfaith presence on campus. Faculty and students emphasize collaboration across traditions and ongoing programs fostering dialogue and inclusion.

University of Michigan

Japan Land Use and Farming Shares Reported

The report states farm land makes up 16 percent of Japan's total area and 48 percent of all national families are engaged in agricultural pursuits.

Japan

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McKinley Vicks Aly First Baptist Church C. E. Canfield Archie May Junior Welfare League, Athletic Club A. B.C New Shade Miss Boone Alpha Zeta Beta Amarillo Greenhouse Taylor St Chas. W. Baynham Johnson Building Thrift P. T. A. Meet Navy Doris Duke James R. Duke Washington Russell William Magna the Daughters of the American Revolution Las Caseras Courthouse 4Th and Fillmore Empire Cafe Polk Carte WEA Service, Inc New England Pca NEA Service, Inc Cxescome Mars Silkent Memphis Tenn Mrs. Kent Turkey Cunningham Floral CO W. Sixth Ave Dial Puritan Steffen Weat Sixth Ave Nino Vermouth Vienna Hrains Pabie
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