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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1933
Page
5
Go Soctay CALENDAR lists Mexican dinners PTA carnivals and suppers at Polk Street Church and schools, plus rehearsals and performances by Amarillo groups. Events run 5 to 9 pm, 6 pm dinners, and 7:30 8:30 pm start times across various venues.
The Halloween musicale at the Playhouse on 1800 Harrison Street starts at 8 this evening. It marks the first in a monthly series for pupils and their families. Public invitation extended. Rhythm orchestra for 6 to 9 year olds organized by Grace EF Hamilton of the Academy of Music and Art meets Saturdays at 4. The group learns ensemble technique and selections from standard literature to build musical foundation.
A guide outlines teen friendly styling tips and accessible techniques for creating a model inspired look at home. It emphasizes age appropriate trends, budget options, and step by step projects suitable for young readers and aspiring fashion enthusiasts.
Juniors gain two chic frocks in Pattern 1528 with scalloped yoke and contrast trim. Sizes 6 to 14. size 8 uses 2 yards 36 inch fabric and 1 4 yard contrast. Illustrated instructions included. send 15 cents for pattern and catalog, or 25 cents for catalog and pattern, to The Amarillo Globe Pattern Dept New York.
The Home Demonstration Club market runs Saturday from 8 to 10 30 in the Municipal Auditorium foyer featuring fresh pumpkins decorated cookies and cakes and a display of farm products including vegetables poultry eggs pastries and dairy. Orders can be placed by calling 20190.
A well arranged program of music and dancing numbers was presented to Palo Duro C C members and guests. The event showcased a variety of performances reflecting the club’s social efforts and community spirit.
Officers in Company 1828 entertain ment hall host a program directed by Ellis B Hall with Betty Earl Vaughn Phillipa Landry Nancy Margaret Bocock and Miss Hy Logene Robberson pupils and performers Junior Loewenstein saxophonist Jackie Koesjon drummer Lily Larsen Julia Loewenstein and Mrs C M Henderson as accompanying pianists A separate radio program by Floyd B Hatfield and Frank Peterson airs Monday at 6 30 in the evening Also tides in the Bay of Fundy reach 70 feet.
Letters from Mrs Lury Crowr of Toledo and Mrs C Richards of Brooklyn praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for nervousness and insomnia. They claim improved appetite strength and better sleep after using the remedy.
Mrs. Belle Irvin was elected president of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars at the regular meeting Wednesday evening in the American Legion Hall. New officers include Ola Barkus senior vice president Lee Barr junior vice president Vera Kathryn Gibson chaplain Jimmie Avara treasurer Mary B. Scarborough guard Josepha Birge conductress and Vivian Weaver trustee. F. F. Wiseman commander of the El Paso District presented the John B. Golding Post Auxiliary with a gavel made from shells fired overseas in World War I. Out of town guests included Mrs. Mabel G. Shaw legislative chairman and president elect of the auxiliary at El Paso Mr. Wiseman and Mr. Cramer vice commander of the Spanish American War Veterans of Dallas.
The Needlework Guild of America invites all to join the annual Ingathering at the Herring Hotel Tuesday. Membership is a gift of two articles. Readied garments will help replenish needy homes with items from washcloths to shirts and baby wardrobes.
The U-Deal-Em Club entertained guests Wednesday at 2 30 PM at Mrs H S Milholland home. Bridge games yielded high score for Mrs Caroline Howell. Attendees included Mrs W T Westerfield and Mrs Earl Rapp, with members Mesdames C B Galbreath F M Benesch E F W Fields Caroline Howell O F Long Charles Mellor Earl Smith D Estes and J W Weaver. Shrews the smallest of mammals eat more than their weight in food daily.
The P T A sponsors Halloween carnivals at multiple school buildings with suppers at 6 and 6 30. Events include fortune telling booths, fish ponds, wrestling with Mantel as referee, and special programs in the auditoriums. Proceeds fund classroom equipment.
Dr. T. M. Montgomery was re elected Chef de Gare of the 40 and &, the American Legion corollary organization, at a meeting held at the Legion Home. Randy Lee was named Chef de Train. Other officers include Bill Benton as Commissaire-Intendant Sam Page Conducteur J Spencer Knight Garde la Porte Howard Anderson Commln Voyageur B A Higgins Lampiste and Dr Merten L Puller Medecin. Chemenots or executive committee members are Buck Holman W W Hogan and Floyd L Sloan II.
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a powerful yet harmless cold remedy. It claims fast germ-fighting action and pleasanter use with no narcotics, offering a money-back refund if relief is not achieved.
New York report states Standard Oil of New Jersey subsidiaries added about 1250 jobs and boosted annual payrolls by 1 333 000 after adopting the oil code. The Lamp, company publication, says workers must freely choose their collective bargaining method under section 7 A. All employees have this choice.
A vintage note describes making a peanut brittle flavored frozen dessert by whipping cream and folding in crushed brittle, then chilling several hours. The item also records the death of Pocahontas, the John Smith figure, aboard a ship at Gravesend England.
Mr. L. O. Miller of Henryetta Oklahoma reports Black-Draught keeps him from headaches caused by biliousness and leaves him feeling sharp when he takes it. He notes he uses it occasionally and finds it worth the price. Children also like the syrup taste.
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