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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1932
Page
6
Mrs. JM D Sloan hosted the Merenda Club at 2218 Taylor Street on Wednesday afternoon. The gathering featured witches jack o lanterns and black cats with orange and black accents in decorations and bridge prizes. H J Sasse was top scorer, followed by Mrs L Young and Mrs Weatherby.
Mrs. Everett McBride won high in games, with Mrs. Paul Gore and Mrs. Gilbert Ridings also high scorers at a Blessed Day club gathering at 1506 West Thirteenth. Guests included Mrs. Boone Moreland and others. rooms were decorated with fall flowers.
Mrs Marguerite Cleghorn pianist and dramatic reader and Lester Idrich baritone will present a faculty recital at the Amarillo College of Music auditorium at Fourth Avenue and Tyler Street tonight at 8 15. This is the second recital in the series and tickets are available at the college.
The Glenwood Up and Doing club held an all day quilting party at Mrs. R. M. Gillette’s Grant Street home. A noon covered dish meal was provided. Guests included Meés J. O. Buman Barrie Watson Ruth Fort and Gladys. Members present were Mel Will Rowe H. R. Davis Hilton Bill Simms M. A. Jr J. L. Walker R. N. J and R. M. Gillette.
Mrs J B Hughes and Mrs R C Ham of Quanah will arrive Thursday afternoon for the Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra opening and the Seventh District Texas Federation of Music Clubs annual meeting. They will be guests of Mrs I D Cole on Ong Street. Hughes serves as Seventh District parliamentarian and state college and university official.
The list outlines events from the Amarillo Philharmonic opening at Municipal Auditorium at 8 15. Woman's Hour runs from 4 30 to 5 30 sponsored by the Potter County Federation of Women's Clubs. Friday Halloween events and various club meetings occur across multiple addresses with times from 2 30 to 8 15.
First Christian Church circle met for an all day quilting session at the home of Mrs. George Leford on Taylor Avenue. A noon dish luncheon was served to members and two guests Mrs. Maggie McCarty and Mrs. C G Landis. The group plans another all day meeting at the Social Center next Wednesday.
A catalog advertisement promotes the Anne Adams pattern catalog with 32 pages of models for fall and winter wear for adults juniors and larger sizes. Includes pattern 2384 details size ranges fabric and lace yardage plus instructions and prices fifteen cents per pattern and twenty five cents for catalog and pattern together. Mail orders directed to Amarillo Globe Pattern Department New York City.
Mrs. W. Carder Jr hosted the Jus-Fu-Fun Club at 1508 West Thirteenth Avenue on Halloween afternoon with orange and black lighting and Halloween decor. Prizes went to Mrs. Earl Irvin second high and Mrs. A L Huff high. Mrs. R. M. Kidwell received the third prize as seated guests included Mrs. Vetesk, Mrs. Newman, and others.
Buchanan Street Methodist Church will hold a carnival Friday evening at 7 30 with fortune telling fish ponds and other attractions. Sandwiches pie and cold drinks will be sold.
The article states 380 million spinsters globally with 6 million in Britain, 8 million in France, 11 million in the United States, and 16 million in Germany. the remaining millions reside elsewhere.
A Scotland based pupil study shows students read roughly three times more books in the school year than peers in London. The finding highlights regional differences in schooling and literacy engagement.
The Glenwood Parent-Teacher Association met after a short business session at the school. The program featured Leatta Rhea Davis on piano, Donald Benny and Frances Bills on harp, and songs by the pupils.
Mrs George Cates entertained the Gloom Chasers Club at 606 Buchanan Street Tuesday afternoon with Halloween decor. Prizes in bridge went to Mesdames Dan Vaughn Alfred Nelson and George Cates. Members present included Grace Pranks Dan Vaughn Alfred Nelson Burr Shane W L Molyneaux Fred Ross. T K O To Give Dance Saturday At Athletic Club Theta Kappa Omega Beta Tau Chapter plans a weekend dance with Buck Cathey performing.
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