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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1931
Page
7
Dexter H Teed reports on Faith Baldwin the novelist who argues marriage is not heavenly and male idealization harms relationships. She outlines three paths for marriage and urges frank discussion, belief in a working partnership, and fewer divorces through honesty rather than clinics.
Shirley Jeanne Maxfield aged six celebrated at home on Lipscomb Street with a Halloween themed party. Guests from Mrs Higgins Private School and Sunday School enjoyed decorations of black cats pumpkins and a jack o lantern cake. Mrs E H Gipson and others helped with stories games and hosting at 2103 Lipscomb Street.
A dense social calendar lists numerous meetings and gatherings at Amarillo churches and clubs with times from 2:30 to 8 in various venues including Polk Street Methodist and West Amarillo Christian Church alongside a New York Waldorf Astoria note on opening dinners and mid-Victorian decor. The piece mentions Mrs. Phil Pressig hosting a Merry Mix-Up Club meeting at 2:30 tomorrow at 1891 Van Buren Street and urges members to attend.
The Baker's Dozen Club rescheduled its meeting to Wednesday October 28 at 2 30 PM at the home of Mrs V W Fergus 812 Virginia Street. Also announced is the arrival of a baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Phillip E Thomas at 2112 Polk Street named Phillip Easton Jr. Contour jewelry tips suggest wearing ball shaped earrings to add breadth and long tapering earrings to elongate the face.
An all day meeting of the River Road Home Demonstration Club will be held tomorrow at Mrs. Earl Wyatt's home at 1500 Jefferson Street. The event starts at 10 AM with a covered dish luncheon at noon. A business session including officer elections follows at 2:30 PM and Mrs. T B Atkins will lead a program on Parents Duty.
The Margaret Wills Parent Teachers Association begins a series of lessons. Mrs W B Izzard opened with Know Your P T A. Mrs W Westbay and Hallie Martin Harper spoke on growth, unity, and parliamentary drills. Other leaders included Mrs Bert Warner Mrs Forrest Ansley and Mrs P D Berthelot.
New autumn riding togs spark shopping energy as Mrs. W. T. Hazard stands out at the Piping Rock show in New York wearing a tan whip cord habit with brown plaid coat and tipped lapels.
The Kensington Club will meet Thursday afternoon at 2 30 at the home of Mrs William Brune 3702 Tyler Street.
West Amarillo Christian Church circle one will hold an all day meeting tomorrow at the home of Mrs. W E Kincade west of Amarillo.
Mrs. B Eastman of Denver credits Pape's Diapepsin with relief from indigestion. She says a few tablets end her distress after meals and allow her to eat cabbage without pain. The remedy is praised as harmless and effective for heartburn gas belching nausea and headaches.
Teachers attending the Texas State Teachers Convention in Amarillo on November 26 to 28 are invited to tour Palo Duro Canyon. State association officials will cooperate with Amarillo Chamber of Commerce, arranging pre-registration for a Friday afternoon caravan from Amarillo Convention Hall to the park to ensure ample, safe transport. V Vernon, Amarillo Chamber manager, notes planning steps.
Hansen Post of the American Legion will install new officers at 8 o'clock tonight in the Legion Home. Dr. R. A. Webb district chairman will install the new officers. Carrie Nation was elected commander of the local post.
A dental freezone advertisement touts the quick relief and removal of corns between the toes. It claims drops shut pain instantly, loosens the corn for easy lifting, and works on hard or soft corns without suffering.
An appeal offers a lie in silver or stamps for the News-Globe fashion book fall 1931. Orders should be sent to News-Globe at 11-12 Sterling Place Brooklyn New York.
Tomorrow courts will deliver a verdict in the case surrounding a famed wager tied to Capone and AI, with observers noting the high profile nature of the bet. The outcome could influence ongoing discussions about legality and risk in technology influenced crime narratives.
The speaker emphasized that all teachers should join the tour and that organizers would do all possible to ensure its success. A charge of driving an automobile while intoxicated was filed after the death of Joseph B. Mays near El Paso on September 22. Miss Dorothy Williams of the Amarillo Hotel plans to move to Albuquerque next week.
W L Gibbs of El Paso was indicted by a Sierra Blanca grand jury today in a death driver case.
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