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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1935

Page

5

Open Forum Club Hears Talk by Mrs. Owen

Mrs. Ruth L. Owen former Santa Fe resident spoke at the Open Forum Club meeting hosted by Mrs. J. H. Chandler. She described character study and band features as hobbies and noted science as her college major. New members Georgia Brooks Allie Bell Dickey and Mary Donaldson joined.

Ruth L. Owen Santa Fe N. M Open Forum Club J. H. Chandler Owen Public School of New Mexico Georgia Brooks Allie Bell Dickey Mary Donaldson

Betty Frances Miller Birthday Party Celebrated At Home

Betty Frances Miller marked her ninth birthday with a party hosted by her mother Mrs. R. B. Miller at 810 Palo Duro Street. Guests included Vera Jean Russell Jayne Bray Edith Reeves Mary Ann Lyle Dorothy Jean Miller Patsy Ruth Boone Betty Mae Boone Elizabeth Farr Mary Carol Thompson Jean Parley Mary Lou Rogers and Jean Landrum as games and refreshments followed the celebration. The Woman's Council of the West Amarillo Christian Church will hold an all day meeting and covered dish luncheon at the church on Wednesday starting at 10:30 AM replacing the regular circle meetings.

Betty Frances Miller R. B. Miller Palo Duro Street Vera Jean Russell Jayne Bray Edith Reeves Mary Ann Lyle Dorothy Jean Miller Patsy Ruth Boone Betty Mae Boone Elizabeth Farr Mary Carol Thompson Jean Parley Mary Lou Rogers Jean Landrum the Howover The Woman's Council of the West Woman's Council of West Amarillo

Community Organization Schedule for Amarillo Tonight

Catholic Daughters meet at Parish House 1110 Washington Street at 7 45. Business and Professional Women gather in Red Room Amarillo Hotel at 6 15. First Baptist Amamia Class hosts Halloween at 2206 Washington Street 8. Bonita Chapter Eastern Star at Masonic Temple 8. Happy Hour Club dances at I O O F Hall 9. Unity Study Club at 1500 Taylor. Amarillo Rebekah Lodge meets I O O F Hall 7 30. Six Bridge Club hosted by Mrs F I Gallas 410 B West Twenty Ninth Avenue at 2 15. Cinderella Club at 2210 Fillmore Street 1 30. V F W Auxiliary hobo party at American Legion Home 8 30. Cathedral Young People Club Parish House 1110 Washington. Little Flower Mission Guild Sacred Heart Cathedral with Mrs G R.

Mrs Fish Leads Lesson On American Women In Music

Mrs S F Fish led the Phil Harmon ic Club lesson on American Women in Music at the recent meeting held at the Oliver home 1612 Polk Street. Guests included Miss Colley and Mrs Meeker with a varied program featuring works by women composers and readings plus a tea with chrysanthemums.

Mrs. Fish Music Philharmonic Club G. T. Oliver A. L. Ludden Mayme Oliver Oliver Polk Street W. B. Stevenson Pampa Ing Mary Roberts Warner Otis Trulove R. W. Adams Ted Lokey G. Trent Davis C. H. Tyler

Socialists Have Breakfast at Sacred Heart Parish House

Socialists of the Sacred Heart Cathedral were entertained with a breakfast at the Parish House Sunday morning. Miss Margaret Jones was in charge assisted by Miss Vivian Goodman and Miss Elizabeth Zandiz. Twenty two members were present.

Sacred Heart Cathedral Margaret Jones Vivian Goodman Elizabeth Zandiz

Maria Baptist Church Holds Thursday Business Meeting

The Maria Class of the First Baptist Church will meet at 2 30 PM Thursday at 1504 West Eleventh Avenue. The meeting was moved from Mrs J C Metcalf's home. Purple Dog Players resume work after summer vacation at George H Ficke's home. Halloween party planned and next month's meeting will discuss the next play. Mrs W S Layton is director.

Maria First Baptist Church Date Wilson West Eleventh Avenue J. C. Metcalf Purple Dog George H. Ficke W. S. Layton

M.O. L. Class Plans Charity Clothing Drive

The M. O. L. Class of First Baptist Church voted to adopt a boy and a girl to clothe for the school year during a monthly covered dish lunch. New officers led the meeting and Mrs. John Conrady sang a solo with Mrs. J. W. Sanders on piano.

First Baptist Church Messengers of Love John Conrady J. W. Sanders Mesdames J. W. Hollingsworth C. L. B. Hines Eva Diggs J. R. Roundtree R. P F. Stewart J. M. Sears J. W. Hill J. R. Keeling J. A. Hazlewood C. A. Chesshir J. P. Black R. R. Smith G. Q. Burnett W. L. Miller P. B. Dailey

Plan for Mortgage Friendly Roofing Financing Unveiled

M. H. Seller of U S Gypsum explained a new roofing finance plan at Panhandle Windmill & Supply Company. Homeowners can re roof on low interest time payments with contracts from 100 to 2000 dollars and one to three years to pay. The program covers roofing materials labor and related work to raise homes to standard.

United States Gypsum Company Panhandle Windmill & Supply Company M. H. Seller U. S. Gypsum Company Dallas Ben Schermerhorn Seller

Passion Play in Amarillo to Feature Eight Scenes

Eight powerful scenes comprise the Passion Play to be staged in the Amarillo High School Auditorium. The production runs two hours and twenty minutes with nearly 200 local participants under Vernon Hendry. Jesus words are from verbatim Bible text, others in English with four Latin numbers and select liberties.

Amarillo Christ Vernon Hendry Christus Jesus Oberammereau Freiburg Jerusalem Bethany Judas da Vinci Sanhedrin Court Oberammergau

Texas group to allocate 25000 for centennial projects

Directors of the Panhandle Plains Historical Society will meet this week to decide how to spend a $25,000 Centennial Commission of Control grant in support of Texas history programs for 1936. They anticipate needing more funds and aim to reconstruct Indian village ruins near the museum and stage life in early Texas.

Centennial Commission of Control Panhandle- Plains J. A. Hill West Texas State Teachers College Horace M. Russell Historical Society Texas

Services Held For Shelby Townes

Final tribute was paid to Shelby Thomas Townes 46 in funeral rites from Blackburn Shaw Chapel. He was buried in Llano Cemetery. Dr G L Yates of First Baptist Church led the service. Pallbearers included Claude Mc Adams Solon May D W Wedson A L Blankenship George Cooper and John Carney. Townes, a local theater projectionist, died Sunday. He is survived by his wife Ada Townes a son Clifford Thomas Townes and four brothers A C W C and R L Townes of Amarillo and R R Townes of Wausoen Ohio.

Shelby Thomas Townes Blackburn-Shaw Chapel Llano G. L. Yates First Baptist Church Claude McAdams Solon May D. W. Wedson A. L. Blankenship George Cooper John Carney Townes Ada Townes Clifford Thomas Townes R. L. Townes Amarillo R. R. Townes Wausoen Ohio

Corsicana Banker George E. Jester Dies After Illness

Corsicana banker George E. Jester, vice-president of State National Bank and former First State Bank president, died at his home after weeks of illness. He served as treasurer of the Central Texas Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South. Survived by his wife, two daughters, two brothers, and two sisters.

Corsicana George E. Jester State National Bank First State Bank Jester Central Texas The Methodist Episcopal Church, South

Child Study Group Plans Book Review at Jones Home

The Progressive Child Study Club will gather at 705 Fountain Road Thursday at 2 30 PM. Mrs N H Mohler will review the book The Golden Cord.

Progressive Child Study Club Ruel Jones Fountain N. H. Mohler

Blue Star Ointment Promises Quick Itch Relief

An advertisement proclaims Blue Star Ointment kills itch germs and relieves rash eczema ringworm and foot itch. It claims fast absorption, tested medicine and a money back guarantee if the first jar fails.

Teachers Sponsor Benefit Production for Underprivileged Children

The production is sponsored by teachers to aid underprivileged school children, supporting access to performances and arts education. This community effort mobilizes staff and students to raise funds and awareness for local youth needs.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mrs. Owen Woman's Council Patnoad Catholic Daughters of America Washington Street Business and Professional Women's Club Red Room Amarillo Hotel Amamia Bonita Order of Eastern Star Masonic Temple Happy Hour Club I. O. O. F. Hall Unity Study Club Taylor Street Amarillo Rebekah Lodge Bridge Club F. I. Gallas West Twenty-Ninth Avenue Cinderella Club Guy Chelf Fillmore Street Vv. F. W. Auxiliary American Legion Cathedral Young People’s Club Little Flower Mission Guild of G. R Gracie INSO Rinso America Good Housekeeping Institute Murry Meeker Kryanowski Helen Colley New York City Schirmer Publishing Company Miller Ong Street Central Presbyterian Church Woman's Missionary Society of Polk Street Methodist Church Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club W.N. Martin W. M San Jacinto Baptist Church Mission Study O. H. Bradley Carolina Street Rex Ray Prospect Street Nelson Hall Mississippi Street MacDowell Boys Club Q. J. Daniels Hughes Street Woman's Auxiliary of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church Woman's Council of First Christian Church Vogue Harpers Blackburn Bros M.O. L Williams Wilbur Budd Shelby Townes United States Lucerne Mrs O. G. Stokely Culbertson National Studios Lea Prige Darian Cranberry Eatmor Ita Fisk Bldg FE. F. Williamson Office Mgr Commercial Credit Company Ape Commercial Credit Company 1 Canada Commercial Credit Servica Palo Duro Apartments Jackson Khoury Bros
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