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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1932
Page
6
Labor Day notes mark a turning point as workers forecast relief from unemployment. Norman Thomas, Socialist presidential candidate, urges workers to unite beyond two parties tied to Wall Street and back a program for transformative machinery and broad labor support.
Heavy rainfall across North and Central Texas washed out highways and rail lines. A 15 inch downpour near Mexia halted a Southern Pacific excursion train and forced evacuations of 100 Dallas area families as Trinity River flood warnings prompted shipping and communications disruptions in Fort Worth and Dallas.
Dr. Sam Cruse a 39 year old dentist was arrested at his home in Cleveland Texas on a charge of assault to murder in the shooting of 23 year old W E Sharp who was wounded critically in Houston Saturday night Harris County officers made the arrest and notified Sheriff T A Binford Cruse had been sought since yesterday morning Sharp who lay near death with a bullet wound in the abdomen rallied briefly to tell officers he was shot after remonstrating with a man who had mistreated a woman An earlier version said Sharp was shot from ambush while walking along a dark street
Clarence Marts of Chickasha Oklahoma aged 18 was not arraigned Monday morning due to Labor Day. He was arrested on suspicion of forging a United States war veteran’s compensation check after an 85 dollar check payable to Thomas Convey was received at the general delivery window of the post office. The check was cashed for an 80 dollar motorcycle. A torn Canadian compensation check payable to Convey was found in Marts’ possession. Convey and Marts had traveled together and the check was forwarded from Albuquerque New Mexico.
Henry Zweifel will open campaign headquarters in Fort Worth for Orville Bullington with a full Republican campaign committee to be named this week. Zweifel will lead speakers across the state as the party plans on Miriam Ferguson’s potential Democratic nomination.
A daytime blaze in New York killed four Black residents and injured five others. Seven firefighters were overcome by smoke while rescuing people trapped inside their homes.
Mrs. A. Cloud credits Adier to relief of years of stomach trouble and gas, leading to improved sleep. She reports nervous tension eased and she now sleeps well after treatment at City Drug Stores and E Co.
Amama Class of First Baptist Church Bible study at 9 30 o clock in Amarillo Chapter No 787 Order of Eastern Star meets at Masonic Temple at 8. Junior Woman's Club holds first meeting of season with Mrs Chad Elliott at 1311 Jefferson Street 3 o'clock. Amarillo Woman's Golf Association plays Wolflin course at 8. United Study Club at 1500 Taylor Street presents The Silence at 8. Amarillo Registered Roller Canary Club with Mrs W V Bell at 1202 West Tenth Avenue 2 30. La Costura Club with Mrs D A Parks at 1302 Travis Street 3. Needle Club at Lovel Tea Room 1918 Harrison Street 1. Officers of Wilson P T A meet at school building 3.
Honoring Miss Aval English who is leaving soon for Lubbock. Miscellaneous shower entertainment included games. Attending were Aval English Della Lee Kidd June Farnsworth Meeta Gilbert Annetle English Dorothy Mae Dunn Maxine Stephens Elizabeth Reynolds Marjorie Franks Ruth Denton Lillyan Carter Arlina Bishop and Gladys Seymour.
Mrs. Martha Ann Butt a pioneer resident of Vega died at her home in Vega early Monday at age 97 She is survived by daughter Mrs Mary Lou Roberson of Vega and son J L Butt of Drumright Oklahoma She had lived in Vega more than 20 years Born in Tennessee she moved to Texas in youth Funeral services will be held at the family residence in Vega Tuesday afternoon Complete arrangements announced later by N B Griggs and Sons
The body of Sears C. Steele 40 traveling salesman who died Sunday at the family home 1007 West Seventeenth Avenue is held at Griggs Chapel pending relatives arrival Burial likely at Birmingham Alabama former home Surviving are widow and son Sears C Jr members of St Andrew's Episcopal Church
Oklahoma City Sept 5 legal clash pits Gov William H Murray and oilman Lew Wentz over the ouster from the state highway commission. Wentz appeals after a district court upheld Murray's order removing him and naming Maude O Thomas of Beaver to the panel, with a possible appearance by Murray in the high court.
Reports from Northeastern Manchuria say Japanese troops killed 200 Chinese irregulars at Tunghwa near here. The battle for control of the town was still in progress as of Sept. 5.
Armand Isaac Brannon aged 30 died in a hospital in Corsicana from injuries suffered in a mine accident near Malakoff a week earlier. His body was sent to Malakoff for funeral arrangements.
Lima Peru September 5 Chinese minister demanded authorities stop showing the Shanghai Express film claiming it is objectionable to the Chinese. The request underscores diplomatic tensions over cinema content between China and other nations.
The Globe Pattern Department previews a beltless frock that creates a tall slim line with novel sleeve treatment and neck bow. Pattern 2270 comes in sizes 16 to 20 and 34 to 44, with fabric and contrast yardages listed. Catalog showcases Anne Adams fashions for all ages, priced 25 cents for catalog and pattern combo.
Kappa Delta Kappa Chapter of the Delphian Society met in the women's club rooms at Herring Hotel for its first session of the year. Mrs. Perry led Renaissance Painting. Mrs. Jones outlined the year's studies. discussions covered ancient and Byzantine painting, the Italian Revival, and the study of pictures. New member Mrs. P. H. Buthker joined. visitor Mrs. Lillian Almon attended. The next meeting is set for September 15 at 9 30 a.m. at Mrs. Perry's home, 2500 Taylor Street.
Miss Lois Oden hosted a bridge party at her home 1011 Tay. High score went to Dorothee Stovall and sow to Martha McLean. Guests included Dorothy Stubblefield Betty Ludden Zella Cooper Johnnie Faye Killough and Mrs A B Tanner. T E L class to hold chicken fry Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. at Mrs A P McSwain 1110 Northwest Twelfth Avenue. Coin Sellers named president of Citizens State Bank Drumright Oklahoma.
Complimenting Miss Kathleen Phillips daughter of Otis Phillips who is leaving soon to attend Ward Belmont Miss Donna Clyde Wright entertained at her home 1813 Hughes Street Games of bridge were introduced for entertainment in rooms prettily decorated with zinnias and sweet peas High score was won by Miss Elizabeth Glenn and second high by Miss Ruth Cogwell Playing were Misses Kathleen Phillips Helen Kenyon Elizabeth Glenn Rosemary Allen Lucille Palmer Martha Alice Bishop Ruth Cogwell and Margaret Kelley.
Mrs C E Huckaby and daughter Mildred entertained at 2009 Polk Street honoring Miss Johnie Dickey. Guests included Mrs Marion Alexander and Misses Maude Cartwright and Johnie Dickey. Cards featured high and low play with prizes. Mrs J M Lyons won high. Seated guests named include Z W Smith Ruth Hutson R M Bowen and others.
A pre-nuptial shower at Miss Clarene Norton’s 1510 home honored Wanda Louise Coan. Pink and orchid decor set the mood for games and clues to gifts on a honeymoon themed ride. Attendees included Misses Coan, Stulce, Munn, Baker, Williams, Leeland Smith, Kirven, Barks, Dorothy Coan, Ruth Coan and Mesdames Coan, Schanton, Norton.
The Will A Miller Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy met at 1402 Hughes Street with 13 members and one guest. Officers elected include President Mrs. William P. Hopkins and Vice Presidents Mrs. L. W. Patton, Mrs. A F Keirsey, Mrs. S. E. Simpson, and Mrs. Howard Trigg with plans for the coming year.
A North Carolina pharmacist developed B. C. a multi ingredient remedy aimed at easing many headaches in minutes. Sold in 10c and 25c packages it promises soothing relief for muscular pains colds neuralgia and fever without opiates or habit forming drugs.
J. B. Beard is named treasurer, Mrs. Bau com secretary, Mrs. 8. P. McKin ney registrar, Mrs. John Copp custodian, and Mrs. Olive K. Dixon appointed press reporter as part of the new school administration roster.
Jewel Ashford, former pianist at San Jacinto Methodist Church, returns to the city to join The Wilson Studios of Music faculty. She studied with Viola W. Wilson and will teach from studios opposite Alice Lander gin School and at 1013 Harrison Street.
Dolores Migon Spears hosted a birthday party Saturday at her home at 2119 Buchanan. Many games were played and favors were given to the guests.
Among those assisting Dolores Migon were Camille Elmore Hel en Anderson Norma Rhea Donna Jean Roth Sahoma Ruby Glenn Walters Betty Dorothy Morgan Illa Mae Frances Robertson Wanda Zella Grove Robert Trowbridge Jack Thomas Phyllis Speard and Arthur Grove Jr.
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