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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1937

Page

5

L'Aiguillee Club Opens Season With Meeting and Elections

The L Aiguillee Club resumed activity after summer disbandment at Mrs. F W Cox home 1624 Ong Street. Vice president Mrs A D Lidia chaired as Mrs Duke Cullum resigned due to illness. FE H Ashcraft elected president. next meeting set for Sept 21 at Mrs Edwards home.

L’aiguille Club F. W. Cox Ong Street A. D. Lidia Duke Cullum Cullum FE. H. Ashcraft E. Ross Vivian LoBelle New York Dave Wood Maude Munn S. L. Edwards Will Thompson M. R. Roney Sarah T. Williams W. H. Woodlief W. M. Gouldy J. C. Blackburn A. W. SoRelle H. C. Prince Rankin Russell

Relief For Itch Ointment Quick-Acting First Jar Trial

Amazingly rapid acting blue star ointment relieves itching from eczema rash tetter ringworm and similar conditions. Money back if first large jar fails to satisfy trial size 35c.

Junior Child Study Club Opens Season Meeting

The Junior Child Study Club will begin its work for the season at a Friday afternoon meeting hosted by Mrs. Charles M. Rogers at 2206 Lipscomb Street.

Charles M. Rogers Lipscomb Street

Social calendar items from Amarillo clubs and teas

The Social Calendar lists events for Queen Esther Club Mrs W M Rippey at 30 Florida Street 8 pm guest hosts Mrs M L Fuller and Mrs W S Layton. Travel Study Club Guest Day tea Amarillo Country Club 2 30 pm Junior Child Study Club 2206 Lipscomb Street 3 pm Progressive Child Study Club lunch Aronson Tea Room 1 pm Dozen and One Club 3507 Tyler Street 2 45 pm Wil A Miller Chapter UDC Charter Tea Mother-in-Law Club 4240 West Thirteenth Avenue 2 30 pm Charter Tea for Mother-in-Law Club 1300 Monroe Street 3 pm T KE L Close of the First Baptist Church luncheon postponed for one week.

TOS Queen Esther Club W. M. Rippey Florida Street M. L Fuller W. S. Layton Amarillo Country Club Wil A. Miller United Daughters of the Confederacy E. C. Britain Monroe Street T. KE. L The First Baptist Church

New Officers Elected by Junior Harmony Club

The Junior Harmony Club elected Cleta Grace Holland as president at a Tuesday meeting hosted by Mrs. G Ray Smith. New officers include Miss Middleton first vice president Virginia Todd second vice president Elizabeth Sears secretary Regina Bentley treasurer Ruth Thornton reporter Frances Chesshir parliamentarian and Mary Beth McClung historian. Four new members Jessie Elliott Laverne Goodman Roberta Cohen and Glenda Calvert were welcomed.

Cleta Grace Holland G. Ray Smith Hughes Street Virginia Middleton Miss Middleton Virginia Todd Elizabeth Sears Regina Bentley Ruth Thornton Frances Chesshir Mary Beth McClung Tri-Starr Jessie Elliott Laverne Goodman Roberta Cohen Glenda Calvert Freda Dee Coffee Bernice Kelly Ann Patton Ernestine Quarrels Ruth Steel Geraldine Warner Mary Effie’ Zishong

Wesley Friendship Class Hosts Tea at San Jacinto Church

The Wesley Friendship Class of San Jacinto Methodist Church held a tea to honor the Clark Wesley and Mother Collins Classes. Program featured piano solos by Nance Stephenson Tuttle Cole Anderson Gardner and others, vocal and violin numbers, accordion piece, and readings. Guests listed include numerous named ladies and gentlemen from the church community.

Wesley Friendship San Jacinto Methodist Church Clark Wesley Mother Collins Billy Nance Mabel Stephenson Glenn Tuttle Charlotte Cole Jack Anderson Reynolds Gardner Anna Nell Butler Jim Bob Nance Mary Hazel Dixon Betty Jane Husted Jessie Jo Turner Doris Shields Mesdames H. J. Stephenson J. H. Anderson R. Jacobson H. L. Husted J. A. Green Jessie Gilbert W. T Butler J. H. Shropshire D. Williamson C. W. Terrell Homer Tuttle A. Tadlock EB. C. Singleton H C. Smith L. B. Turner H. C. Kirkpatrick T. G. Tucker J. A. Ron

Garden Club Tour Highlights City Gardens in Amarillo

Members and guests of the Amarillo Garden Club enjoyed a morning program at the home of Mrs. E. W. Hardin followed by a tour of several city gardens. Special guests included members from the Pampa Club and out of town visitors from Claude Dallas Hornersville and Fritch.

Amarillo John Mathis Tyler Street R. W. Adams Hayden Street W. W. McIlroy West Ninth Avenue Miles Bivins Sixteenth Avenue The Pampa Garden Club Mesdames R. J. Hagan R. B. Fisher B. C. Finley Duke Shaw FE. A. Shackleton Donald A J. B. Jordan Eugenia Caldwell C. D. Jackson J. M. Davis John Ward EF. W. Hardin F. M. Lefforge John Maynard G. J. Nunn A. J. Streit Lilly G. Hollis Mesdames FE S. Langdon L. P. Herndon J. G. McClintock J. O. Gulerie

Guest From Austin Honored With Party at Palo Duro Club

Lawrence Skelley of Austin was honored at a Palo Duro Club party hosted by John Olver last weekend. Attending were Misses Marvy Miles Rivins Mary Louis Scott Doris Vineyard Carlie Barnes Jean Rule Rex Galloup Bitz Hoover and Mr and Mrs Ray Reeder.

Lawrence Skelley Austin Charles Hoover Palo Duro Club Mr. Skelley John Olver Marvy Miles Rivins Mary Louis Scott Doris Vineyard Carlie Barnes Jean Rule Lawrence Shelley Billy Bivins Rex Galloup Bitz Hoover Ray Reeder

Child Study Club Plans Luncheon Opener

The Progressive Child Study Club will start its year with a luncheon at the Aronson Tea Room Friday at 1 o'clock. Regular meetings of the club will be held on Thursdays.

Progressive Child Study Club Aronson Tea Room

Circle Meets at Home of Mrs. E. E. Boxwell

Circle No. 4 of the First Christian Church gathered yesterday at 1621 Hughes Street with 12 attendees including Mesdames Rhea Cates Flood Cable Kretchmar Warren Lemons Headrick Reeder McBride and the hostess. The next meeting is set for Mrs. Warren’s home at 3712 West Sixth Avenue.

Circle No First Christian Church E. E. Boxwell Hughes Street Mesdames V. L. Rhea George Cates O. W. Flood C. V. Cable R. J. Kretchmar W. M. Warren H. O. Lemons C. N. Headrick C. B. Reeder Lamonte McBride Mrs. Warren West Sixth Avenue

Snippers Club enjoys Wednesday meeting in home setting

Mrs. Garland Pearce hosted the Snippers Club Wednesday afternoon with Mesdames Bill Chumley Francis McCown William Copeland Sandy Jowell Vernon Proffer Glenn Hollis Jess Pearce and the hostess in attendance. Next week the club will meet in Buchanan Park for a covered dish luncheon with Mrs. Jess Pearce as hostess.

Snipper’s Garland Pearce Snippers’ Club Mesdames Bill Chumley Francis McCown William Copeland Sandy Jowell Vernon Proffer Glenn Hollis Jess Pearce Buchanan Park

T. E. L. Class Luncheon Postponed

The T. E. L. Class of First Baptist Church postpones its regular monthly luncheon for one week due to the associational W. M. U. meeting at the church.

First Baptist Church

Dozen and One Club to be entertained at Mrs Conner's home

The Dozen and One Club will be entertained at the home of Mrs. FE. L. Conner at 3507 Tyler Street on Friday.

FE. L. Conner Tyler Street Santa P. O New Orleans U.S

Household Hints And Culinary Tips In Tiny Gazette

Heavy grapefruit is juiciest. select fruits that feel heavy for their size and have thin clear skin. Modern frozen foods retain flavor. out of season produce is affordable. For pies, flour on crust prevents sogginess and decorative cutouts add flair. Capers lift mild white sauces for fish. Orange slices with coconut create a child friendly dessert.

Stain Removal Tips for White and Dyed Fabrics

Instructions advise soaking white cotton or linen fabrics in cold water with a few drops of ammonia to remove blood stains. For dyed fabrics, simply soak in clear cold water to lift stains.

Appetite Tempted: Molds For Kids And Grasshopper Eggs

A brief note describes serving individual molds of food to children with small appetites. It also notes that the female grasshopper lays between 25 and 125 eggs at one time.

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