Junior Speech Arts Club Meets at Home of Edith Taylor
The Junior Speech Arts Club met with Miss Juanita Hollingshed at Miss Edith Taylor's home on Tuesday. Members performed in dialect, welcomed new members, and elected new officers.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1934
Page
6
The Junior Speech Arts Club met with Miss Juanita Hollingshed at Miss Edith Taylor's home on Tuesday. Members performed in dialect, welcomed new members, and elected new officers.
A long list of gatherings across Amarillo including circle meetings at Central Presbyterian and Unity Study Club, a Crippled Children's Council benefit at Municipal Auditorium, a Masquerade at Painters Hall, and open houses at homes on Taylor and Polk Streets. Various clubs meet at 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. with receptions, dances, and a piano recital at the Playhouse.
The Homemakers Class of the San Jacinto Baptist Church met Tuesday evening at Mrs. Dudley Green’s home on Fairmont Street. A birthday cake and handkerchief shower honored Mrs. S. E. Draper. Attendees included Mesdames Roop Draper Golightly Hersinger Fullerton Portwood Cosby Gaines McClendon Threet Guthrie Smith Boone Chadwell Bomar Darnell Suggs and Do mer.
The ad promotes Bukets bladder laxative tablets with juniper oil and bucha leaves to ease nighttime urination and bladder irritation. It promises a 4 day trial. if unsatisfied, druggists refund 26 cents at City Drug Stores and Fox Drug Co.
Positive critique of pattern 2050 showing flattering silhouette effects with frill details and paneling. Availability in sizes 34 to 46, yardage for size 26, pricing for pattern and book, and mailing address for orders to The Amarillo Globe Pattern Department in New York City.
The Amarillo Philharmonic announces the first in a regular series of musicales to be held at 1606 Taylor Street tonight at 8. The program features Beethoven Trio in C Minor Schumann In the Evening Bach Violin Concerto D Minor Grieg To a Water Lily and Chausson Poeme with performers Lilly Larsen Hall Axtell Robert Axtell Grace E Hamilton and Christian Thaulow among others.
The Sandie Mothers hold their first regular meeting at 3 p.m. tomorrow in Senior High School room 209. Friday is the regular meeting date for this year, with weekly gatherings at the same time in room 209. Mrs. J. M. Stidger, president, urges all mothers of Gold en Sandstorm football squad players to attend.
The Needlework Guild of Amarillo hosts an Ingathering with the slogan Clothe the Poor. On Tuesday at the Herring Hotel Mrs. J. M. O'Brien chairs the event. Two new garments grant Guild membership. garments may be ready made or home sewn. A musical tea will showcase the garments.
Twenty members attend the regular gathering of the Tuesday Bible Class at Mrs Cc E Bray 902 Louisiana Street. Guest Mrs G H Ponde of Wichita Falls sister to the teacher Mrs T M Bruner will join. The next meeting is set for Tuesday in the Men's Bible Class room of the First Baptist Church at 9 30 with Mrs Fred Warren as hostess.
The Pan shardle Penwomen discussed play writing with William Garwood directing a soon to be sponsored play. A $5 prize for the best member play was offered, due January 1, with a 45 minute performance limit. A poetry half hour featured Mary Miller Beard reading her poems and Lois Tyson McCormick led a symposium on July meeting progress. The executive board met before the general session.
The Glenwood Parent-Teacher Association invites the public to an open house at 8 o'clock Friday in the school. Supt. W A McIntosh and principal speaker with the topic The School Looks to the Future. Special music by the Beacon Quartette.
Harlem's King Kong, a towering feared figure, is reported dead at the hands of a woman. Mary Williams, 25, reportedly admitted to killing him, with police noting the claim. The piece recounts his size and reputation, including past clashes with authorities and a hospital stay after a serious injury.
The Woodmen Circle drill team meets at 6 30 Friday evening in the W O W Hall for rehearsal ahead of the district meet in Lubbock.
The Home Interest Club holds its regular meeting Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock with Mrs. John W. Rice hosting at 1619 Fillmore Street.
Mr and Mrs Frank Altman announce the arrival of a son Jackie Lee on October 12 at Northwest Texas Hospital. Before marriage Mrs Altman was Miss Gladys Holt.
Mary Williams, once King Kong's favorite, visited his apartment Tuesday night and found him dead from a knife wound. Police charge her with murder after she reportedly admitted, Yes I killed him, He was no good no how.
An elderly man registered at a Neosho hotel and, on the anniversary of his wedding trip with his late wife, filled his room with flowers. He did not reveal his name.
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