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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1932
Page
7
A compact set of home tips covering notebook habits for tasks, labeling keys and screens for easy winter storage, using New Green Chinese cabbage in salads, wearing a clothespin apron for chores, watering ferns with coffee grounds, and rinsing cream pitchers to prevent sticking. The piece reads as practical advice for household maintenance and small domestic upgrades.
Amarillo photographer Edwards was named to the advisory board of the Texas Professional Photographers Association by Mrs. Leberman of Austin. The group formed recently from the Southwest Photographers Association to back lighted legislation for photographer licensing. The first convention will be in Austin January 15-16. Edwards is among the best known Panhandle photographers.
The Wesley Friendship Class of San Jacinto Methodist Church held a Halloween frolic at Mr. and Mrs. Jess Ritter’s home at 2604 Hughes Street. Guests were welcomed by ghostly figures and enjoyed rooms themed as a fortune teller booth a mystery room and a witches cave followed by a musical program and readings by Mrs. Guy Ballard and H. H. Hamilton.
Ten members of Bonita Chapter Order of Eastern Star have traveled to Fort Worth for the Golden Jubilee of the Eastern Star in Texas running Tuesday through Thursday. Attendees include Mrs. D. W. Britain Grand Electa, Mrs. Mattie Adele Sebuts past grand matron, Mrs. L. L. Bennett worthy matron, and others: Loy Smith George Stapleton Ira Brown Byron Bumpus Harry Myers D. W. Britain and N. H. Mohler.
Tuesday events include the Social Calendar for the Social clubs and church groups in Amarillo. Meetings cover study circles the Sa en Herring Hotel 2 30 pm West Amarillo Baptist Church Dorothy Erhardt 209 Kentucky Street 7 30 pm River Road Home Demonstration Club all day event for Red Cross Mrs B Diggs Unity Study Club 1500 Taylor Street Prayer and Healing 7 45 pm Senior High School P A A auditorium 7 30 pm Needle Club 1615 Tyler Street 2 pm Catholic Daughters of America party Parish House 1110 Washington Street 2 30 pm.
Mrs. T. H. Pipkin and Mrs. C. M. Chunn hosted a Halloween bridge gathering at 2120 Taylor Street on Saturday evening. Awards went to high scorers Mrs. V. B. Higgins and Van Caldwell, second to Ed Benson and Frank Landers, and low to Mrs. Lee Whering and O. H. Morrison.
Mrs J M O'Brien Amarillo Branch president and assistants will receive garments at the Herring Hotel Tuesday morning at 9. The Ingathering will run all morning in the Crystal Ballroom with the public invited to view. Directors urged to bring garments early and be ready by noon. The annual tea will be dispensed with and funds redirected to local clothing distribution through city agencies.
The Trulove Class of Polk Street Methodist Church will hold its regular luncheon Tuesday at 11 in Fellowship Hall. Mrs. H. C. Pester chairs arrangements with a committee including Mesdames P. F. Yockam W. J. Flesher C. E. Duffy and W. M. Crownmiller.
Pattern 2448 offers a jumper and blouse for juniors in sizes 8 to 18 with Sheer wool jumper and cotton blouse. Instructions include step by step sewing guidance. Order 15 cents for pattern or 25 cents for catalog and pattern together from Amarillo Globe Pattern Department.
The El Nayegar Study Club met at Mrs. R. D. Field’s home on Hughes Street. Leader Mrs. E. E. Koen spoke on religions of Mexico, Bert Warner discussed Indian excavations, and a round table covered Mexico's Educational System. Refreshments followed for members and two guests.
Mrs Harvey Crudgington will present a group of piano pupils in recital Wednesday at 7:30 PM in the Social Center of First Christian Church. Participants include Ted Ray Helen Jean White Billy Cornelius June Brown Maxine Hefner Pitts Crudgington N A Lane Jr Dolores Baum Ernestine White Inah Corbin Velma Adams. The public is invited.
The Mystic Weavers Club held a Guest Day at Mrs. A. B. Hays home, 409 Bellview Street, with Hallowe'en decorations. Guests included Mesdames Cook, Ricks, Batston, Maharon, Ray, Walker and Beeman. members listed include Hays, Haines, Goodloe, Rowan, Ray and Melton.
Mesdames Horace Dwight and Joe Dwight entertained the Las Caseras Club at 1215 Pierce Street. The ladies provided sewing as the afternoon's entertainment and refreshments were served to Mesdames Jack Bolander, Modelle Buntin, Reginald Dwight, Roy Jacobs, Beach Johnson.
Ed Spann begins duties as city fire insurance engineer for Amarillo after appointment by the city commission on recommendation of the Amarillo Insurance Exchange. He replaces Frank French who resigned and joined the Texas Railroad Commission. The delay in starting was due to workload, with Spann set to begin November 1.
The West Amarillo Christian Church at San Jacinto and Tennessee Streets will host a 10 day revival starting Monday at 7 30 pm. Rev H T Wood of Wichita Falls leads the evangelistic service with H A Shaw directing the music. Special opening numbers include orchestra under Mrs B B Holland, a quartet Too Late and a xylophone solo.
Miss Hazel Means hosts Alpha Zeta Beta at 612-A West Ninth Avenue Monday evening at 8 o clock. Guests include Frank Jordan Goldie LaRue Harold Shirk Horace Dwight Willie Thorp Joe Dwight and Miss Floy Stephens.
Miss Claudie Kearns is honored on her 18th birthday with a party at the home of her grandparents Mr and Mrs C H Fitz 1617 Lincoln Street. Attendees include Bernicene Smith Margaret Anne Dudly Bernice Finklane Madelene Harden Mary E Thompson Mae Bailey Ruby Bruce Juanita Reynolds Louise Foster Mark Kearns Doyle Mayes Chester Kearns Clover Kearns Leroy Kearns and Charles Brower. Claudie is the daughter of OC L Kearns.
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