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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1938
Page
5
Mrs Carl Hill led a lesson on Feeding Show Birds at the Amarillo Pedi greed Roller Canary Bird Club meeting held Tuesday afternoon at 3903 Tyler Street. Attendees included Mrs J F Claybrook and Mrs BE C Garthwait with Mrs Carthwait presiding.
This 1964 pattern offers filet crochet to dress chairs buffets or scarf ends with charts and stitch illustrations. Materials list and directions required. Send 19 cent pattern coin to Amarillo Globe Needle Dept at 2 Eighth Avenue New York. Include PATIENT NUMBER NAME and ADDRESS clearly.
The Sam Houston Band Parents Association hosted a coffee Tuesday evening to honor new members. Guests included Glen Nutt P D Berthelot J C McCausland and many others while Murray Meeker Oscar Wise and Supt C M Rogers spoke.
Miss Agnes Smith entertained the Marigold Sewing Club at her home on Polk Street with sewing and conversation. New member Mrs. R. P. Probst joined, joined by Mesdames Roy Lockleer Al Hurlock Vernon Swope Howard Smith and the hostess. Next meeting set for Wednesday at 2 PM with Mrs. Swope on Jefferson Street.
Numerous meetings and programs across Amarillo area venues. Woodmen Circle I O O F Hall hosts colonial music at 7 30, Federation Club Rooms 8, First Baptist Church Business Women at 6 15 with Stutterin Sam at 7 30, and many clubs and PTA gatherings through Friday including Delphian Society at Amarillo Hotel and various school events.
Miss Irene Wicks of Clovis becomes the bride of W. J. Flesher Jr. in a simple ceremony at the Farwell Methodist parsonage. Rev. E B Pittman officiated. The couple resides at 805 Harrison Street.
The Woodmen Circle Drum Corps has been reorganized and new officers elected. Officers include Mary Thompson as manager, Merle Huey as assistant manager, Elizabeth Taylor as secretary, Jerry Sullivan as historian and reporter, and Mabel Knight appointed drum major. The corps heads to a district convention in Wichita Falls on Oct 18. The Woodmen Circle meets Thursdays at 7 30 p.m. at the L050 Fytel. Siberia is rising as a major wheat region.
The Junior Business Women's Club held its first meeting of the quarter at the Capitol Hotel with President Allie Rhea Owen presiding. They set the annual birthday banquet for next Tuesday at the Capitol Hotel and named Dana Farsley as music director, with talks on styles and signals and several new members introduced.
Mix diced crisp cucumbers with white cream cheese and a dash of horseradish. Place between hot toasted strips for an easy appetizer.
A 1938 NEA Service etiquette quiz asks how to accept invitations, wait for a date, and manage dancing boundaries. Answers cover saying yes politely, avoiding waiting in the car, not refusing to dance with others rudely, not smoking while dancing, and avoiding expensive gifts for new dates. The best behavior option is to share dancing with others while your date is engaged, and to help with time and courtesy.
The St Andrew's Altar Guild plans a meeting next Tuesday at 3 PM hosted by Mrs John Ballard at 1705 Polk Street.
A recipe note suggests gingerbread with raisins as a dessert option for lunch or dinner. It recommends topping the loaf with an orange hard sauce for a bright citrus finish.
Kappa Delta Chi Amarillo College sorority hosted a rush breakfast Sunday at the Blackstone Hotel. Hostess Frances Finch led the event with rushees Beth Bowie Ann Claire Brennen Harriet Kelleam Elaine Kelieam Ida Sue Taylor Betty Jean Hughes Roberta Newell Vivian Robertson Thelma Houston Jean Sunnivan Dorothy Ann Adams Dorothy McNeill Mary Ruth Florey Carol Askew Margaret Stone and members Betty Teel Cleta Grace Holland Babe McDonald Huberta Underwood Martha Frances Doud Patsy Moore Frances Finch.
The Bethany Class of the River Road Sunday School was entertained with a chicken dinner Tuesday. Attendees included Mesdames T. H. Flynn Sr. and Jr. R. L. Mobley C. S. Henderson J. G. Dowse Margaret Morrow W. B. Gilbert A. K. Goodman Eddie Mann R. S. Connellee E. L. Smith C. S. Dison W. R. Ellis J. Y. Mc Adams J. D. Reed M. L. Carter Ben Cracraft and Don Boots.
The Association of Education will host a musical tea Saturday at 4 o'clock in the Blue Room of the Amarillo Hotel. Miss Frances Singleton serves as president with officers Miss Geneva as vice president Miss Joe Yo Hinston as secretary treasurer Mrs Fahrner as social chairman and Miss Alta Doty as publicity chairman.
Marmola Prescription Tablets claim to slim without strict dieting or exercise by sensible eating and a specific daily dosage. The ad notes thirty years of sale and twenty million boxes distributed, but emphasizes it is not a cure all and that diagnosis should come from a physician.
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