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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1934
Page
5
Amarillo Pan-Hellenic Council hosted a farewell dance at Roseland Ballroom Sunday night for departing college students. Officers sponsored the event for four fraternities Theta Kappa Omega, Delta Sigma Upsilon, Beta Phi Sigma, and Delta Sigma. The 16 piece Bob Mueller orchestra played as members and friends celebrated a successful party.
The Fidelis Class of First Baptist Church held its regular monthly luncheon and business meeting at the church with Group No. 3 in charge. Mrs. A B Kirby delivered readings as a highlight. Participants included Mesdames Rice Dinan Cox Atkinson Kirby Mayfield Vineyard Walker Hays Martin Durhai Carter Campbell L Campbell Masters Wilson Dashier Bush Melton Klock Ward and young Patsy Jean Dinan.
Mrs Douglas Beard and Mrs Archie Seymour hosted a surprise party for Mrs Annie Jones celebrating her seventieth birthday last week at Mrs Beard’s home 1001 North Polk Street. Guests enjoyed games and cheerful tributes.
Miss Minnie Lee Aleskin will read selections for children while Miss Lucille Stubstad dances and Miss Ardath Johnson plays piano. Mrs Gladys M. Glenn and Miss Katherine Miller assist as the Conservatory of Musical Arts promotes modern methods in child development through dance and dramatics.
A dense listing of local events for Amarillo and surrounding areas. Tonight’s items include Eastern Star, Rebekah Lodge, church circle meetings, a unity study club, and a Wesley class picnic. Also notes visits by Miss Loraine Miller and household tips on cooking and food handling.
Hack Wilson, once a premiere NL right fielder, is released by the Philadelphia Phillies after less than a month with the club. Outfielder Harvey Hendrick and pitcher Cy Malis also depart. Wilson signed August 10 and failed to hit, remaining mostly on the bench.
National League batting leader P Waner of the Pirates tops the list with 367 while Terry of the Giants leads in runs with 105 and Ott drives in 131. P Waner also has 191 hits and 14 triples as Medwick and Suhr share doubles and other players top doubles and home runs. Giants Schumacher leads in wins at 20 and 6 losses with Dean of the Cardinals at 23 and 7. American League batting leader Gehrig of the Yankees at 362 is noted among the leaders.
Circle No 1 led by Mrs Green Wilson at 2300 Garfield Street meets for discussion while Circle No 2 hosts Bible study led by Mrs Lee Barry at 2304 Cleveland Street at 3 30 o clock.
Skipper Atz of the Tulsa Oilers praises Alexander Hooks as the league's best all around prospect and cites his hitting fielding and bases running. He lauds Galveston second baseman Charlie English as the league's MVP and says Skeeter Newsome has been vital to Tulsa's infield balance and team spirit.
The player noted Tulsa supporters spoke up after the doubleheader with Dallas, despite losing both games to the Beers. He said Tulsa fans are behind him and promised a playoff showdown treat for the hometown crowd.
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