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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1936
Page
5
The article outlines how to prepare and present committee reports for the Texas Home Demonstration Association. It covers report format, signatures, third person writing, majority adoption, minority reports, motions to adopt, and the need for resolutions to implement committee recommendations.
A reader asks if she should reveal affection to her steady boy. Anne Hirst urges young girls to conceal love until a serious declaration appears, warns some boys seek pursuit over commitment, and advises using good judgment to avoid heartbreak and regret.
After several resignations and replacements, the Amarillo public schools announced a full slate of teachers for the new term starting Monday. Registration ends today, with high and grade schools preparing for class as principals finalize schedules. Principal statements emphasize today as the deadline for registration.
Listing of KGNC broadcasts from 3:00 PM to 3:30 AM with programs such as Organ Reveries, Jack Armstrong, Baseball Scores, Dance Music, vaudeville, and news. A Saturday and Sunday schedule details farm hours, fair roundups, choir, and youth programs. A separate note: baby Donnie Dorsey in Lorain learns to walk, preferring his carriage to ride. wind speeds compare 30 mph to 10 mph.
The community calendar lists multiple gatherings tonight including the Amarillo Garden Club annual garden show at Crystal Ballroom and Her ring Hotel, a 6:30 PM meeting of the Business Women's Circle at First Baptist Church, an 8 PM Woodman's Circle gathering, and 2:30 PM county home demonstration functions. Also scheduled are the Bachelors Club Ball at Amarillo Country Club, a Hillcrest Country Club Labor Day dance, and a 9:30 PM Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Dance at the American Legion Hall.
The Junior Travel Study Club started the winter season with a Wednesday meeting at Miss Dorothy Osgood’s home. Mrs. Aubrey Jackson described Canadian people and institutions, while Mrs. Ralph LeMond reviewed Quebec and Montreal. Miss Betty Mathis hosted a contest. high score went to Mrs. Thomas Wingate who gave a gift to Mrs. Ballard. Refreshments in club colors were served with two guests from the senior club attend.
All veterans and friends are invited to a dance sponsored by the Auxiliary of Veterans of Foreign Wars tomorrow night at 9 30. Johnny Ekelund and his orchestra provide music with an admission of 50 cents.
An old advertisement touts Black and White Ointment to relieve itch and skin irritation with a long track record. The ad notes a trial size of 19 and a large can of 25e, urging use with Black and White Skin Soap and claiming effectiveness for pimples bumps rashes and irritation.
The children from the local Children's Home visited the Mexican Inn at Sixth Avenue and Van Buren Street on a Wednesday. They were chaperoned by W. A. Zischang, the superintendent, and Mrs. Zischang, the matron, along with hosts Mr. and Mrs. Terry Lomax.
A hat of real marguerites and a pink apple blossom hat with a stiffened net brim won praise at recent garden parties. The note adds a tip to apply denatured alcohol on enamel to prevent enamel skin formation.
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