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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1933
Page
6
The McKinley School Parent-Teacher Association hosts a Friday carnival at the school. Dinner at 6:30, wrestling with Dutch Mantel as referee, pupil program at 7:30, carnival attractions opening at 8. Tickets for students and families. others pay a small admission. Proceeds for classroom equipment. Public invited.
The Men's Bible Class and the Trulove Class of Polk Street Methodist Church held a joint Halloween party with a covered dish supper. Judge W A Palmer presided, Mrs Otis Trulove sang, the Beacon Quartet performed, and Dr P M Neal spoke with a humorous talk. About 100 attendees were present.
The Alice Landergin Parenting group hosts a Friday carnival starting at 6 PM with supper and treats. Attractions include a fish pond Gypsy fortune booth room of horrors magician bingo and wrestling. The John Alden Society hosts a Halloween party Saturday at 7 30 PM at Miss Manning 1101 Pierce Street.
An advertisement promises to improve digestion by stimulating bile flow with Carter's Little Liver Pills. It advocates using the product to relieve headaches bad breath and general malaise, stating the pills cost 25 cents at drug stores and bear a red label.
Local clubs churches and schools list upcoming activities including Halloween parties at McDavid Class Polk Street Methodist First Baptist and other venues. Events cover dinners carnivals dances bridge tournament meetings and demonstrations with locations and host names such as Mrs Porter Underwood Mrs Georgine Roach and Bob Clark.
Peel apples and place in a baking dish with water sugar and several drops of red cinnamon syrup. Bake and baste every ten minutes until tender to enhance flavor and appearance.
Authorities warn middle age can bring acid stomach and related symptoms like headaches and nausea. The remedy advises milk of magnesia in water each morning after meals and at night, or Phillips Milk of Magnesia tablets as a substitute, claiming neutralization of stomach acids reduces post meal pains and fatigue.
Fashion feature announces Anne Adams pattern 1641 with two necklines a fichu and a trim collar for a smart frock. Includes sizes 12 to 40, fabric needs for size 16, illustrated steps, and ordering details from Amarillo Globe Pattern Dept New York.
Mrs Rose E Potter and A P Holbrook were honored at a morning breakfast at the Herring Hotel withpink roses and greenery. Amarillo Bonita Chapters presented gifts. A Capitol Hotel luncheon followed with Grand Worthy Matron Riva Burnett and other officers in attendance.
The Bethany Class of First Baptist Church changes its Halloween party to Saturday at 8 30 p m at 1023 West Eleventh Avenue Mr and Mrs Jess Rogers hosting. Husbands of members invited as special guests and officers act as hostesses. Attendees urged to wear costumes.
The Friendly Needle Club will hold an all day gathering with a covered dish luncheon at Mrs. J. P. Carter's home at 506 Georgia Street on Friday.
The World Club of Buchanan Street Methodist Church will present a program of plays Friday at 7 30 PM with readings between acts. Casts include Margarite Arnold Pauline Brand Drucilla Kunkle Virginia Edwards Clyde Walker Merritt Hudson Frances Brand Elizabeth Rollins Althea Kunkle J P English Billie Lucas Louise Copeland Carl Lucas Bennie Fern Thompson. A small admission charge. Mirrors and home decorating tips follow the program with advice on color schemes and placement. The Woodman Circle will host a Halloween party Friday at 7 30 PM with prizes and refreshments. Fellowship Class of Polk Street Methodist Church hosts Co workers Class Thursday at 8 PM.
Mrs. Melvin Morrow Iris Peters and Nora Lee Scott announce numbers for the public speaking course offered by the club this winter. Business and professional women interested are invited to telephone 5065 for details.
The Sandie and Yannigan Mothers Clubs join for a large food sale Saturday at the M-System Store at Van Buren Street and Sixteenth Avenue. Tables open at 8 am and run until 9 pm with proceeds for a benefit. Everyone is invited to visit the display.
The McDavid Class of Polk Street Methodist Church will be entertained with a Halloween party and covered dish dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Porter R. Underwood on Hayden Street Thursday at 7 o'clock. All members urged to attend with a covered dish.
In the school auditorium a sale offers various foods at small prices. Candies roasted peanuts popcorn and coffee will be available at arranged tables. Everyone is invited to attend.
The regular weekly duplicate contract bridge tournament at the studio of Mrs. Georgine Roach, 1322 Harrison Street, will be played this evening at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Roach will provide partners for players not yet teamed. those needing partners should call Mrs. Roach.
The 6 W Bridge Club met at the Capitol Hotel for an early morning breakfast hosted by Mrs. C E Canfield. Breakfast at 8:30 preceded bridge with autumn flowers and Halloween decor. Scores to Mrs. R E Dickerson and Mrs. Jimmy Payne. Travel prize to Mrs. Arlin Hudgins. Attendees included Mesdames Dickerson Payne Hudgins Wood Wallace Bishop and the hostess.
Mrs E F B Moreman hosted the Beryl Needle Club at 2422 North West Fifth Avenue on Tuesday afternoon. Guest Mrs D F E Graham attended with a list of members including G M Elgin W B Gilbert C E Hand F E King Carl Larson J L Minter E F Putman G K Weaver J W Welch R F Branum and Albert Timmons. The group will meet next Tuesday at 1 30 PM with Mrs Putman at 1544 East Ninth Avenue.
The Roycroft Study Club meets Thursday at 7 45 p m at the Capitol Hotel. Henry Ward Beecher, the world s greatest pulpit orator, will be the study topic and Dr Patricia Wiggins will discuss the Little Journey.
The Pleasant Valley School Parent-Teacher Association hosts a Halloween carnival Friday at 7 pm on school grounds. A free program will be presented.
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