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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1932
Page
3
The Woman's Missionary Society will hold an all day meeting at First Baptist Church Wednesday starting at 10 o clock. Circle meetings are postponed to October 12. Mrs D A Grundy district president will be a special guest. A covered dish luncheon will be served at noon by Circle No 3.
The Amarillo Civic Chorus will start rehearsals Tuesday at 8 p m in the Amarillo College of Music auditorium. Directors hope to grow to over 100 singers and invite all interested to join, with Emil F Myers conductor reachable at 6766. The winter program will feature Messiah Haydn Creation and a special Thanksgiving presentation.
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Peggy Marie Patton to J. C. Rogers Jr. of Sanford. Ceremony held Thursday at Canyon with Rev. J Williams officiating. The couple reside at Badger Apartments 1105 Jackson Street. Attendants included Miss Wilkerson Lois Wallace and Leland Twaddell.
A new beauty powder named Plough's Favorite Bouquet features Velvetized Texture. It uses a velvetizing process with 200 mesh silk to create a finer, longer lasting finish and is advertised as the largest selling face powder in its red box at 25 cents.
Tuesday night listings include Herring Hotel open forum at 8 with Panhandle Speech Arts Assoc and Mrs. Pittman at 1615 Van Buren. Numerous circles, clubs, and church groups schedule meetings across Amarillo with lessons, luncheons, and Week of Prayer observances.
Mrs Fred Franks leads a lesson on We Go A visiting at 2 30 Wednesday at West Amarillo Christian Church Circle No 1 in charge Devotional We Would See Jesus led by Mrs R E Wales Talks by Mesdames J P Carter N L Garner and Fred Franks Fellowship period under Mrs W J Wood Christian Endeavor program led by Isabelle Boxwell Topics by Ernestine White and Dorothy Cowan Doris Williams plays piano Harmony Club to host winter bridge tournament at Mrs R B Thomson 1701 Polk Street Thursday 2 PM Reservations with Mrs Thompson or Mrs Lou Stogner by phone
Panhandle Dunning Teachers' Club set plans for its annual program with reports at the Amarillo Conservatory of Musical Arts Play House. President Miss Idelma Conoley hosted. Mrs. Gladys M. Glenn to discuss club study on November 5 with Bonnye Beth Baker hosting at 1200 Tyler Street. Attendees included Elizabeth Morris and Gladys M. Glenn among others. Hallowe'en decor and treats highlighted the social hour following the business session. The Mother Singers Club, sponsored by the Amarillo Council of Parents and Teachers, will meet Thursday at 9:30 in Polk Street Methodist Church chapel.
The Advisory Board of Potter County Library will meet Wednesday at 9 30 at the library. Vocal pupils from Wilson Studios of Music begin rehearsals tonight at 8 at 1013 Harrison Street. Opera numbers will be performed. Winter choral classes start. Mrs John F Manning hosts the Woman's Club Thursday at 3 at 1311 Jefferson Street. The meeting was postponed from last Thursday due to J L Scott’s death.
Bonnie Sullins a 29 year old taxicab driver in Wichita Falls faces murder charges after the weekend shooting of James McBride 26 of Dean Texas Sullins claims the men were gambling at a tourist park when McBride accused him of cheating with crooked dice and pulled a knife threatening him The case centers on a craps game confrontation and the self defense claim filed by Sullins authorities report
M A Funk of Riverton New Jersey says ACIDINE relieved him of acid fermentation gas stomach trouble after many failed attempts. He notes relief from heartburn dizziness sleeplessness and headache from acidity and cites a money back guarantee. All druggists stock ACIDINE.
Tokyo reports a foreign office spokesman calling Secretary Stimson's Philadelphia remarks a menace to U S Japan relations. He links Stimson's speech with the Lytton report and U S naval buildup in the Pacific, saying the comments provoke a serious matter.
A January 7 1932 note from the United States government records non recognition of territories that were seized by force. The document outlines a policy stance and international legal position regarding territorial acquisitions following coercive actions.
Jack Reed went to trial Tuesday morning in 47th District Criminal Court on a charge of forgery.
Reed allegedly forged a check for 1250 dollars on Noble Bros Drill Co of Tulsa. He faces eight forgery indictments in Potter County. Ed Madison was found not guilty of robbery in the 47th court after a holdup at 630 North Bivins Street on August 11.
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