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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1927
Page
5
Mrs H H Stewart hosted the April Needle Club Thursday afternoon at 00 Kentucky Avenue San Jacinto. Autumn flowers decorated the rooms and members enjoyed needlework and conversation followed by a salad course. Special guests included Mrs L D Ricker of Chicago and Mrs Otis Johnson.
The Amarillo College of Music faculty will broadcast a program tonight from a to 9 over WDAG. Members of a newly formed quartet include Mrs Maderis Meinchester Addie Lowan Allee R A Waltz and E F Meyers. The show features solos and quartet numbers inviting the public to tune in. Saturday at 2 50 there is no student recital. the feature is a playlet by former pupils of Mrs Marillo C Dyer.
The Lone Star Society of the Children of the American Revolution held its initial meeting at 1210 Taylor Street hosted by Esther McCrory chapter DAR. Officers were elected and a program of games and readings followed the business session with refreshments.
Martha Shelton Houghton hosts a Hallowe en party for John Alden chapter CA R members at 1700 York. American Legion Auxiliary and Young People Society also hold Halloween gatherings at various city venues. Wilson Studios presents fairy operetta at 1007 Morrison Street. Lasley Commercial College hosts a Hallowe en party with a big cake prize at 2001-2 West Tenth Street.
Clever Hallowe'en favors on each guest. The next Patriotic day was Armistice Day, with an address on the subject by a member followed by a talk on the origin and purpose of the C A R that proved very helpful.
Grace Hamilton will present several pupils in a studio recital at o'clock this evening at 1600 Tyler Street. The program will reflect Hallowe'en themes and is open to pupils' parents and friends. This is the second monthly program of the term at the studio.
The Wilson Studios junior choral class presents a fairy operetta titled Rumpelstilt. The program features a charming one act performance by young singers and musicians from the Wilson studio.
The studios at 1007 Harrison Street host an 8 o'clock Saturday evening performance featuring a strong local cast. The operetta The King of Coleland will unfold with Mary Hope Bussey Sophia the Miller's Daughter Kathryn Roach Janette Amber Darnall Rumpelstiltskin Wendene Wilson Goldstick Monte Lee Simmons King's Page Leclair Eakie Court Jester Betty Jean Fisher Bearer of the King's Bowl John Ross Bradford and multiple courtiers and ladies.
Mrs Charles Boles entertained the Thursday 42 club at her Til West Sixteenth street home with fall flowers games and conversation. A plate luncheon followed for club members and guests J B Ozier R L Pendercraft T B Brooks Perry Blackburn E W Simmons and Henry Kidd attended.
Bankers in Fond du Lac County offer 1000 dollars for each dead bandit and 500 dollars for captured and convicted bank robbers alive. The reward plan aligns with the State Bankers association vigilante protection plan.
The League of St. Andrew's Episcopal church hosts a Hallowe'en party from 7 to 9 for children and 9 to 12 for adults in the Parish house. A rollicking good time is promised for all attendees.
Georgia Ku Klux Klan members oppose flogging but back a law making the offense a felony. A Georgia Klan convention resolution urges full effort to convict those flogging. General H B Forrest denies Klan participation in recent floggings. A Connecticut man finds a live turtle with 1815 carved on its shell.
The remnants of the band have returned to the mountains, marking a quiet regrouping after removals and relocations. The group plans to resume activities, seeking new venues and audiences in a landscape once familiar to their sound.
A fragment describes repurposing a sewing machine as a temporary bed tray for eating. The note suggests pushing the machine to the bed and turning the cover back to use as a surface.
A home kitchen note suggests dicing an apple into vegetable soup with celery for a subtle sweet tang. The author claims the fruit brings a brighter flavor and a hint of smart taste to the dish.
A London private mental hospital trials the malarial cure where insane patients are exposed to bites from infected mosquitoes. The procedure reportedly restores reason without the patient contracting malaria, though escaping the mosquitoes could spark a local outbreak. Elaborate rooms protect patients during treatment.
Arthur Goebel, winner of the Dole prize flight to Hawaii, arrived in Washington from Pittsburgh aboard his plant Woolorne. He planned a wreath drop on the unknown soldier's tomb, a meeting with President Coolidge, a War department data report on oceanic flight, and a National Press Club speech.
A home cook suggests boosting bread pudding by adding macaroon flour or broken macaroons to bread scraps to make the dessert significantly tastier.
A piquant salad blends blue plums ripe tomatoes and cheese with a Mayonnaise style dressing. The dish balances sweet fruit with tangy cheese and creamy aioli to finish.
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