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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1932

Page

7

Make This Model at Home Pattern 2459 Catalog Offer

Advertisement for pattern 2459 with a Parikian style frock featuring a tied collar, puffed sleeves, and contrast skirt panel. Sizes 14 to 20 and 82 to 42. size 16 requires 4 14 yards of fabric. Includes illustrated sewing instructions. Catalog of Anne Adams models offered for 15 cents, combined with pattern cost to 25 cents. Mail orders to Amarillo Globe Pattern Dept. New York City.

Anne Adams Amarillo Globe Pattern Department W. 17Th Street New York City

Hoax Motive Unfolds In School Theft Case

Elliott B. Thomas, Redondo Beach school superintendent, confessed to forging county warrants totaling eight to ten thousand dollars to fund a romance with Sylvia Wilson after a Seattle marriage plan. He died not, but planned escape before turning himself in with his wife Olive present.

Los Angles Seattle Elliott B. Thomas Distret Baron Fitts Olive Sylvia Wilson Redondo Beach Miss Wilson Kelso Wash George Penney Thomas Fitts

Stolen Car Returned All Shined Up

Louis Finklea found his car missing from 2107 Hughes and a stranger’s vehicle in its place. Police traced the license to a San Jacinto man who had no phone. A man later returned Finklea’s car claiming he was there to wash and grease it.

Louis Finklea Finklea San Jacinto Hughes Hayden Street

Sanborn School Room Mothers Elect Officers for Year

Home Room Mothers of Sanborn School met at Mrs. W. E. Brown's home on Arthur Street and elected officers for the coming year. President Mrs. Brown, vice president Mrs. A. C. Shaw, second vice president Mrs. Haskell Suddreth, secretary Mrs. Guy Harmon, treasurer Mrs. R. S. Branum. Banborn School P T A drive headed by Mrs. Harmon and Mrs. Branum tied for most memberships. Plans include November garment repair for the Thrift Room and a program by Sanborn School children Friday. Other attendees named.

Sanborn School W. E. Brown Arthur Street A. C. Shaw Haskell] Suddreth Guy Harmon R. 8.Branum Fred Kemp Banborn School Harmon Branum Sanborn Mésdames R. M. Gillette W. 8. Bury M. D. Maxwell W. M. Giles D. A. Nicholas George Weaver W. B. George E. Greathouse W. O. Porson George Ficke Lester Day

P T A To Celebrate Membership Drive

The Amarillo P T A will honor its successful membership campaign with a 7 30 pm program at the Senior High School auditorium. Martha Davis recent football queen will give the welcome address, Supt. W A McIntosh will speak, and refreshments follow. All parents with children in the district are invited.

Increasing Patronage at 4 H Market

The 4 H Market at the Municipal Auditorium each Saturday from 8 30 to 1 draws rising patronage says market manager Mrs Bob J Johnson She will take orders in the week and reserve products for Saturday buyers Weekly offerings include butter milk chickens eggs vegetables cottage cheese cream and canned and home baked foods Thirteen women ran the market last Saturday Also a piano recital by advanced students of Mrs Harvey Crudgington is set for Wednesday at 7 30 at the Social Center First Christian Church The Rodlic is invited to attend Other events include the Merry Bidders Club gathering at Mrs G B es 1204 Pierce Friday at 2 and a Forest Hill PTA party Friday 8 at the school Members are invited.

Municipal Auditorium Bob J. Johnson Johnson Harvey Crudgington First Christian Church Rodlic Pierce Street Baptist Church North Houston Circle No Fast Third Avenue North Pierce Street Taylor Street

Social Calendar and Club Meetings Tuesday Night

Community events list from Tuesday and Wednesday includes Unity Study Club at 1500 Taylor Street Prayer and Healing at 7 45 Senior High School P T A at 7 30 in the school auditorium and a series of Womans and Mission circles with dates times and addresses across Amarillo area. Also mentions Catholic Daughters spook party and Mrs Kate Warrens return from Panhandle.

Unity Study Club Taylor Street Spiritual Housekeeping

Hobby Club Hosts Progressive Hallowe'en Party

A Central Presbyterian Hobby Club gathering featured a sequence of haunted house rooms at four homes on Hughes Polk and Washington streets with dancing, bridge, and themed dining. Members named include Miss Jean Payne and Miss Camilla Wheatley along with a list of guests and escorts.

Hobby Club Central Presbyterian Church Jean Payne Hughes Street Camilla Wheatley Polk Street Daisy Lee Corder Washington Street Jane Willams Jane Wiliams Mary Ruth Eakens Elma Moss Florence van Doren Fern Wiliams Lylia V. Yocham Annabelle Cage Mary Alice Copp Elizabeth Tucker Messrs Bill MacWilliams Wayne DeGrassi

Hallowe en party hosted by Mrs White and Mrs Cornelius

Mesdames C J White and Harry Cornelius entertained Mrs Bentons class of the First Christian Church with a Hallowe en party at Mrs White s home 1019 West Tenth Avenue Seasonal decorations were arranged and games played Attending were numerous ladies including C N Ochiltree E M Bennett W R Hickox Walter Russell and others A Spanish supper will be held Thursday at St An drews Parish House with fortune teller hostesses from the Altar Guild serving from 5 30 to 8 o clock

St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church Hallowe'en Catholic Daughters of America Sacred Heart Cathedral Washington Street Mesdames C. J. White Harry Cornelius Mrs. Benton First Christian Church Mrs. White West Tenth Avenue Mesdames C. N. Ochiltree E. M. Bennett W. R. Hickox Walter Russell Elmo Platt Jo Gilstrop E. L. Moore Hamilton Luna Hal Bruner Horace Jackson J. A. Fields Charles Adkisson A. J. Morris C. E. Petty Joe Scroggins D. 8. Elliott E. E. Boxwell Clifford M. Snow Phil Schumacher Glenn Salyer Bates Witt R. D. McGee R. D. Spann Altar Guild

Father, accidentally shot as prowler, dies in home

Tyler October 25 AP) Joe Alexander dies after being mistaken for a prowler in his home. Mrs Alexander asked the son to check a noise and, when Father appeared in the dark hallway, the son fired, fatally wounding him.

Tyler Joe Alexander

Thieves Steal Pants from John Carroll Locker Room

Nine John Carroll University football players recovered to find their team pants missing from the locker room before a track meet. Local police investigated as the incident drew attention to campus security and athletic gear losses.

Cleveland John Carroll University

Iron rich foods in household hints

The article notes iron is essential for health and lists top sources. Raisins apricots prunes eggs and molasses desserts provide iron without notice, while blackberries blueberries and raspberries also help. Greens peas beans lean meat and whole grains are iron rich.

Bureau of Home Economics

Winter China Sets Spark Cheer for Home Dining

Readers are offered colorful decorative china sets as affordable winter cheer options. The ad notes their value for making meals at home more inviting and tailor fits for households upgrading their tableware.

Home Efficiency Tips Before The Furnace Fire

Before the furnace fire begins drying out the house take an oil can and do your bit for every door every lock every window and hinge. If you set aside one drawer in your desk for all bills and sales slips you never will have to hunt all over the house for any one of them.

Squibb Laboratories VOX Zena

Winter Plant Bathing Tips for Home Care

During winter plants need moisture through leaves and roots. Bathe them every few days by placing in the tub and using a gentle shower. Rub butter on the spout of a cream pitcher to prevent cream from leaking onto cloth.

Roadside bonanza yields over $1000 from hidden dimes

A boy found a package of dimes on a road ten days ago and diggers have collected more than $1,000. Police theorize fleeing bank robbers may have dropped the money, explaining the unusual haul near Oklahoma City.

John D Oklahoma City

Man Identifies Woman Fatally Injured In Auto Crash

George Stocking a San Francisco barber identified the dead woman as his wife Maud Stocking after an auto mobile collision. He rode in the ambulance to the hospital and wept over the body then returned home to find his wife serving supper.

San Francisco George Stocking Maud Stocking

Cardus Helps Huntsville Woman Recover Strength

Mrs. R. L. West of Huntsville explains she was weak and losing weight with a side pain and nervousness. After taking Cardus she reports side pains eased and she felt strong and well again, noting Cardus is sold at local drug stores.

R. L. West Huntsville

Mexican Defendant Ends Hearing With Gracious Thanks

In Dallas a Mexican defendant charged with vagrancy gave a long explanation before Court Judge Muse. The judge, seeking to wind down, exclaimed “Oh, you want to get out of here. Well, go!” The defendant answered in clear English, “Thank you, Judge.”

Dallas Corporation Court

Elementary students enroll in French classes in New Orleans

About 950 pupils from a New Orleans elementary school have enrolled in French classes, reflecting growing interest in foreign language study among young students.

Elementary School of New Orleans

Also Mentioned on This Page

War Arck Kotex U. S. Pat Bence News-Globe Merry Bidders Club Forest Hill P. T. A Forest Hill Parent-Teacher Association Art L. Wagoner Wagoner Zula M. Good John F. Allison Texhoma Ruth E. Delzell Woman's Council of H.H. Hall Parker Street W. Floyd East Twelfth Avenue J. C. Smythe J. E. Hill Harrison Street R. EB. Crudgington Buchanan Street A. L. Blount H. P. Plemmons van Buren Street W.M First Baptist Church West Amarilla Baptist Church A. Tibbitts Maryland Street Lee King Northwest Third Avenue J. L. McLaughlin Line Avenue West Amarillo Polk Street Methodist W. M Little Flower Mission Guild F. J. Schecker Woman's Council Central Presbyterian Church Christian Endeavor The River Road Carl G. Clifft T. B. Atkins Kate Warren Greenville David M. Warren Panhandle Los Angeles Cal Plough Eera Are Plougle Hallowe’en Fet Cardus Potter Cruz & Chemies Corp Malden, Mase Lydia E. Pickham Wena Eenan Onn TN Berry’s Cleaners &Dyers 10Th Ave Polk Greer’s Daily Little Boys China Kid Pretty Girls’ School Oxfords Black Greer’s Department Store Ninth and Polk Street
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