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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1934
Page
6
Community groups in Amarillo plan dances, recitals, and meetings. Notable items include the American Business Club dance at Rose land Ballroom at 9:30, Mendelssohn Male Chorus at St. Andrew's Parish House, and various P. T. A. and club gatherings across local venues.
Water with meals helps stomach juices and aids digestion. If bloated with gas, a spoonful of Adlerika may relieve it. One dose cleans out poisons and washes both upper and lower bowels. Fox Drug Co and City Drug Stores.
Local clubs announce meetings and activities across Amarillo including C C L A group programs at Mary Blanton home with talks on youth and loyalty. Other notes cover Humphreys Highland P T A open house Panhandle Speech Arts Association meet J R McKinley host 1302 Jefferson Street Woodman Circle dance Leachman six week trip Mendelssohn Chorus tonight at St Andrews Parish House.
A self help sewing item invites readers to craft a coordinated ensemble for home use. It presents simple steps to assemble garments with ready to wear appeal and discusses fabric choices and basic techniques suitable for beginners.
The ad promotes Anne Adams sewing patterns notably pattern 2034 with sizes 14 to 44 and fabric needs for size 16. It describes a bodice with jabot revers, long shoulders, and a fitted skirt, plus a Fall Winter pattern book covering lingerie to outerwear. Order instructions specify 15 cents for pattern and 25 cents for book and pattern.
The Phil harmonic Group will meet at Miss Margaret Gulerie's home at 1607 Harrison Street this evening at seven. A separate note says the medical profession in England is becoming overcrowded.
Mrs Earle N Armstrong 3902 Cheyenne hosted the Junior Group of A A U W Friday afternoon. Mrs Ben Schermerhorn reviewed a Fortune article before refreshments and bridge. Attendees included Mesdames Saunders Swindell Paradise Mullins Farrall King Schermerhorn Will McDonald Gally Binford Arney and Louise Coe. The next meeting will be at Mrs C L King 1201 A West Tenth Avenue at 2 oclock Friday October 12.
An open house program at Pleasant Valley School featured a talk by Mrs. W D Westbay on Ideals of the Parent Teacher Association. Musical numbers by Ruby Ford Olene Cowart Drucilla Adelmann and Tim Miller. Readings by Carl Panpratz Jimmy Lee Williamson and Alice Moore. Refreshments served to about 200 attendees.
The Linger Longer Bridge Club meets tonight at 8 at Mrs J O Dumas home 1314 West Sixteenth Avenue. The Amoma Class of First Baptist Church will have a covered dish luncheon Tuesday at 1 at the church. The Needle Club will meet at Mrs Jim Lee home 222 West Eleventh Avenue Tuesday at 3 in the afternoon.
Mrs. Joe Shields entertained the Halcyon Club all day Friday at 403 Forest Street with rooms decorated and a quilt piecing project. Luncheon was served to many members and guests including R N Huapabee James Bowen G F Branson and others. The next meeting is planned for October 19 at Mrs. Crownover's home 903 Louisiana Street.
The Amarillo Civic Chorus plans its first rehearsal of the season tonight at the Amarillo College of Music under director Emil F. Myers. Old and new members are urged to attend, with potential joiners welcome at the College of Music. Mr and Mrs J C Carnes have returned home in Bowle after visiting relatives including Mr and Mrs T C Carnes of 312 East Ninth Avenue. Mr Carnes is engaged in CCC work at Bowle.
A group of Amarillo youths departed Saturday and Sunday for Lubbock to attend Texas Technological College. Attending were Dorothy Miller Dorothy Neuharat Bob Ricks Cecile Parsons Bob Roney John Montgomery Charles Renfro Malcolm Wyatt Mike McCormick Duane Fuqua plus three former Amarilloans Donald Blue of Albuquerque Carl Becht of Hale Center and Lang Wagner of Plainview. The Philathia Class of San Jacinto Baptist Church will be entertained at a covered dish luncheon Tuesday at 1 o'clock.
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