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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1934
Page
5
An eclectic list of community gatherings fills the evening with parish suppers, carnivals, dances, and PTA activities at St. Andrew's Episcopal Church Johnson School McKinley School Margaret Wills and San Jacinto schools plus Legion and library events. Food tips follow including greasing pans with unsalted fat and storing leftovers properly to prevent drying.
AAA officials in Washington plan to urge Congress in January to grant three clear powers to the agency. They want authority to enjoin licensees from violations, to inspect books of distributors processors and shippers, and to prorate production quotas and shipping allotments. Officials warn without these clarifications lawsuits would flood AAA.
Watercolors oils and wood block carving showcase Sister Maria del Socorro from St Mary’s Academy. Landscapes dominate with several still lifes and two gallery pictures. Frames and modelling by Hunsley’s. Exhibition runs until mid next week.
Entertaining side shows programs in school auditoriums and cafeterias will be held at eight buildings tonight. Sponsored by Parent-Teacher Associations, events feature Halloween decorations, color schemes, and sales of popcorn candies and drinks. Carnivals are at McKinley Margaret Wills San Jacinto Humphreys Highlands Johnson Street Pleasant Valley Brady Hyland Park. A Forest Hill pie supper is scheduled Saturday at 8 o clock.
Cleaning advice covers iron rust tea and egg stains with ammonia lemon salt and water plus sun and rain effects. Church notices report Wesley Friendship Class program and St Andrew’s Parish House social details. Music clubs plan a reciprocity meeting at First Christian Church. Junior Auxiliary to install officers at Legion Home.
Libby Holman resumes stage work as co star of Revenge with Music by Howard Dietz and Arthur Schwartz set to open November 6 in Philadelphia before moving to New York. After a retirement beginning January 1933 following the birth of her son she studied drama with Hedgerow Players Rose Valley and led in several plays. A turkey luncheon will be served tomorrow at Rose Bowl Tea Room 410 Polk Street by the Junior League.
Madelein Slade daughter of a British admiral and close Gandhi associate arrives in New York for a brief lecture tour. She expresses life in his colony is all and more than she hoped for and is pictured in traveling costume.
Anne Adams offers pattern 2055 for a youthful frock with demure button rows and a neck bow. Size 12 requires fabric and ribbon amounts. includes illustrated sewing instructions. Order Winter Pattern Book for 15 cents, book plus pattern 25 cents, via The Amarillo Globe Pattern Dept in New York City.
The Amarillo Needlework Guild reports one thousand new garments and linen were gathered at the Crystal Ballroom Herring Hotel. Distributions totaled 96 to Junior Welfare League clinic, 244 to Children's Home, 102 to Day Nursery, 207 to Community Center, 175 to Welfare Association, 109 to Salvation Army, and 67 to St. Anthony's Hospital ward. Cash from members totaled 14.52 dollars.
A London showcase features princess gowns crafted from finely spun glass woven to resemble silk. The garments shimmer in a spectrum of colors, creating a striking, transparent textile art form that blends myth with couture.
A surprise miscellaneous shower honored Mrs. H. E. McAuley at her home on Prospect Street. Guests and honoree enjoyed treats with a Halloween motif as gifts were opened and displayed.
Amarillo branch delegates from the American Association of University Women attend the state meeting in Wichita Falls today and tomorrow. Mrs. Earl Wyatt, former state president, is also present along with Mrs. FE Ashcraft Mrs. Lester J. Vick Mrs. W E Routh Mrs. J I Kendrick Mrs. W B Stevenson and Miss Magmie Oliver.
The Allmotor Bridge Club met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Graham Hart’s home with a yellow and green decor theme. High score and traveling prizes went to Mrs. Ed Kaufman, second high to Mrs. Jack Taylor, with attendees including Mesdames Kaufman Taylor Ham Land Harley Haug Earl Bullis and Jack Alexander.
Curtis Bell and the hostesses will meet with Mrs. Haug at 6044-B East Ninth Avenue next Wednesday afternoon at 2 30. The gathering outlines a club schedule and venue for the afternoon session.
Miss Hattie Simpler county probation officer is improving after a major operation at Northwest Texas Hospital. She remains under treatment there, with steady progress noted during weeks of care.
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