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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1938
Page
5
A discussion on how self-conscious behavior and selfish actions drive bad public manners. It contrasts clingy self-importance with the need to respect others, and emphasizes workplace decorum, restraint, courtesy, and reliable work habits as the basis of good manners and effective advancement.
Mrs. F. Murrell gave a descriptive talk on her England trip at the Open Forum Club meeting. Hostesses Misses Jessie and Eunice Castleman provided at 1600 Washington Street. The session featured etchings and pictures to illustrate the talk.
The Social Calendar lists events this evening and Friday at various venues. Activities include the Woodmen Circle at I O O F Hall dinner and program, Stutterin Sam at McKinley School, and a Needle Art Club benefit in Fellowship Hall. Friday socials cover Child Welfare Club, Les Temps Club, Delphian Society at Amarillo Hotel, P T A activities, carnivals, and Ladies Auxiliary arrangements at multiple addresses.
Mrs. N. H. Greer hosted the Mid-Week Bridge Club at her 716 Short Street home. High score went to Mrs. E. C. Garthwait, second to Mrs. Mazzie Snee, traveling to Mrs. Eldon Lewis, and guest high to Mrs. H. L. Williams. Attendees included Mesdames Co. C. Blake H. C Harrison J. T. Hail H. E. Streetman and the hostess. The club will meet next Wednesday with Mrs. Blake at 1405 Buchanan Street.
The Junior Business Women's Club held its regular meeting Tuesday evening at the Capitol Hotel. In Miss Allie Rhea Owen’s absence, Miss Irby presided as first vice president and a program on cosmetics and make-up types was presented by several members. New member Hester Gates was introduced. The next meeting is set for November 1 at the Capitol Hotel.
Members of Beta Sigma Phi met Monday at the Amarillo Hotel with Lois Smith presiding. Lillian Meade read minutes and Esther Welch was praised for editing The Texas Torch. Virgie Carter announced her engagement and plans to marry in South America after sailing from New York.
Mrs Paul White was named honoree at a post-nuptial shower hosted by Mrs P A Pycatt at 2502 South Houston Street with co-hostess Mrs W F E Bittick. Attendees included numerous local ladies and guests. several others sent gifts.
Miss Mary Gartner of the Bethany Class at the First Baptist Church hosted the group at the Amarillo Hotel Tuesday noon to map the year’s work. Seven of nine groups were represented. Attendees included Mesdames Erman Tennant T H McDonald D W Britain Rual Jones P A Potter John Kenyon Ted Ferguson and Flora Mae Mitchell.
Mrs. F M McLaughlin outlined interesting Facts about Founders Day at the Central Junior High School meeting. Students from the drama and choir presented a program under Mrs George Talbot with songs and piano pieces by Margaret Farwell. Adelaide Horton read Kipling and Mrs T W Gilstrap spoke on The American Home.
The Academy of Music and Art piano department hosts a musical tea Sunday at 4 PM in the academy auditorium. Students Joan McCormick Louise Daniels Vera Ann Wilcoxson Mae Ellen Shackelford Carolyn Kelly Kitty O Keefe Sue Haynie Marcella Hall Laura Jo McCracken Peggy Cleghorn Ruth Walls Zella Mae Wible Douglas Curry Lois Ann Cavin LaNelle Ledbetter Adelle Bentley Phillip Feltz Mary Catherine Barr Marian Durkee Frances Nell Moore Ross Kaufhold Anna Ruth Gray Norman Higgins John Branson. Ushers include Mary Frances Akard Marguerite Cleghorn Colby Davies Mae Beth Lawson Lela Ledbetter Caro line Pestor LaNelle Ledbetter Mae Sue Thompson Mary Catherine Barr Frances Nell Moore and Ross Kaufhold. Public invited.
Ad promotes Doan's Pills for kidney health claiming Doan's Pills help 15 miles of kidney tubes flush out poisons from the blood. It cites symptoms like headaches dizziness puffiness and nocturnal urination and urges asking a druggist.
One hundred garments were mended at the Helping Hand Sewing Club meeting held at Mrs. Arlo Kelly's home at 4234 West Fifteenth Avenue. Ten members attended and they repurpose old dresses coats and men s suits for needy families and girls dresses. Call 2 2986 or 2 2744 to donate clothing.
Personal To Fat Girls markets Marmola Prescription Tablets as a fat loss aid for healthy individuals with hypothyroidism, claiming 4 tablets daily until desired fat loss, with the full formula in every package and no cure claims. It notes thirty years of sale and over twenty million boxes distributed.
The event on Thursday October 20 1933 featured accordion numbers by D Leonard Patricia Harris and A A with a social hour to follow Mrs G L Kirven oversaw the hospitality arrangements as the hospitality chairman.
Les Temps Club will meet at the home of Mrs. W. B. Stevenson on Hayden Street 2422 Friday at 4 o clock in the afternoon.
Folger's mountain grown coffee is praised for a lifting aroma and winey tang that satisfies men and women alike. The brand claims wide popularity on planes, trains, clubs, hotels, and restaurants, attributing appeal to a richer, bracing flavor compared with ordinary coffees.
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