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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1934
Page
7
Olive Roberts Barton notes the annual return to routine brings order and purpose to children after vacation. She argues a structured school life benefits both mind and body, with discipline preventing drift and fostering responsibility, while parents hope the fire siren signals a safe restart.
A long list of Thursday club meetings and social gatherings across Amarillo locations including the Amarillo College of Music reception for faculty, Order of Rainbow for Girls installation at Masonic Temple, Circle No. 8 at Central Presbyterian Church, Linger Longer Bridge Club at 2117 Pierce, and multiple study clubs, women’s groups, and luncheon events with specific hosts and times. The news ends with a separate report from London noting that angora wool sweaters in bright colors are forecast for autumn ensembles.
Estudiar Club held its first meeting of the year at the home of Mrs Thelma Applequist on West Eleventh Avenue. After a brief business session a social hour followed with Mrs Tommy Latham and Mrs Hope LaShear in charge of games and refreshments served to numerous members and guests.
Miss Mary Sitton Potter County home demonstration agent judged and discussed Tri State Fair entries at the Thrifty Club meeting held Monday afternoon at Mrs H B Davis Pleasant Valley home. Guests and members listed include Mrs Jesse Hunsaker Mesdames Adelmann Sherrill Prescott Baland Sellars Wendt Williamson Blair Cornelius Pennington Burton Sitton and the hostess. The next meeting is set for October second at Mrs Blair s home.
A farewell party and showers were held for Bobbie Louise McGaugh and Janie B. Rogers who leave this week for Baylor University in Waco. The event at Mrs. Les Blennis home featured bridge with high score to Mrs. Gerald Bishop and consolation to Mrs. Hom Crumble. The brown and gold theme complemented a three course luncheon as guests included Mesdames Tom Crumbie Fred Way Gerald Bishop Misses Janie B. Rogers Bobbie Louise McGaugh Elaine Yoncey.
Miss Mary Sitton discussed and judged exhibits for the Tri-State Fair at a Forest Hill Home Demonstration Club meeting held at Mrs. W. A. Pascoe's home. Refreshments were served to Mesdames T. H. Rodgers F. F. Hardison N. E. Martin J. C. Lester W. A. Pascoe C. E. McPherson Misses Lola McPherson Mary Sitton Lola Pascoe Ruth Pascoe.
Mr and Mrs Chester L Blackwell announce the arrival of a daughter named Barbara Ann Blackwell born Monday. Mrs Blackwell formerly Miss Mildred Harvey.
The Philharmonic Club will hold its annual past presidents day luncheon Monday at 12:30 PM at the First Christian Church. Reservations are due by Friday with Mrs. Ted Lokey or Mrs. R. C. Martini. Members and patrons may bring guests. Halcyon Club Meeting Set for Friday
Amarillo Music Teachers Guild hosted a pupil recital in the First Christian Church Educational Building. A large crowd attended as students Vernelle Cotten Doris Yates Dale Ledbetter Betty Jo Gray Pat Devine Martha Kelley Ray Humphries Mary Jane Houck Wilson Ballew Tribble Conger Sammie Draper Shirley Cole Laetitia Womack Vera Vey Kennedy Jimmie Nail Duane Cotten Bernice Kelley John Branson Geraldine Warner Desmona Seago Eunice Castleman and Mary Warner performed under teachers Robert Axtell Margaret Harris T M Caldwell Harvey Crudgington Minnie Hutchings Graham Ledbetter George McNeil Mary Roberts Warner and Paul Womack. Also announced Mrs Pelton to Host Study Club at 910 Carolina Street Thursday at 2:30 PM.
Oklahoma woman Mrs. Bill Stewart reports Cardus relieved recurring side pain and built her strength after taking 11 bottles. The note notes many other women benefited, urging Cardui for pains and nervousness from run-down conditions and advising medical consultation if no benefit.
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