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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1939

Page

6

Potter County Federation Opens New Year Meeting

Mrs J E Griggs new president led the Potter County Federation of Women's Clubs first fall meeting in the Federation Club Rooms Tuesday afternoon. She outlined department duties and chairmen plus planned programs. Reports from Mrs A J Folley secretary and others were read, and a club institute notice from Mrs Rutherford of Chillicothe was discussed.

Potter County Federation J. E. Griggs Potter County Federation of Women’s Clubs Federation Club W. S. Izzard Griges A. J. Folley Albert Bivins W. N. Stokes J. M. Rutherford Chillicothe Bivins Townstairs Clara B. Drisoll Austin T. H. Rodgers Griggs Charles M. Holt E. Jones D. O. Kretaz John M. Maynard American Association of University Women Charles M. Rogers D. Lidia W. M. Gouldy L'Aiguillee Club L. H. Hayter Twentieth Century Club John E. Hill W. 8. Noland W. A. Glavier J. T. Webb

Dr Caldwell's Laxative Syrup Pepsin for Stomach Comfort

A vintage promotional item touts Dr Caldwell's Laxative Syrup Pepsin with Senna to relieve constipation and stomach distress. It claims pepsin dissolves undigested protein in the stomach and senna wakes lazy bowels, urging families to buy the product at druggists.

Club Dinner Surprise Marks Estudiar Club Kickoff

Estudiar Club held its first fall meeting at the Ritter home with 26 members. A birthday surprise for Mrs. Mayme Cavin featured dinner at 6:30 and Mexican baskets with handkerchiefs for Cavin and her sister Mrs. Ritter.

Jesse Ritter Estudiar Club Mayme Cavin Faye C. Gordon Leona van Fleet

Bivins Station PTA Plans Thursday Night Meeting

The Bivins Station Parent-Teacher Association will meet Thursday night in the school auditorium at o'clock. The program includes talks by Mrs. G. R. Castleman Junior Steger and Mrs. Frank Wright, plus discussions on radio broadcasts and standards and how radio aids child and adult education.

Bivins Parent-Teacher Association G. R. Castleman Junior Steger Frank Wright Virgil Dominick Noel M. McDade

Social Calendar List of Thursday Evening Club Events

The social calendar lists numerous meetings and dinners across Amarillo venues. Clubs include Jolly Time 42" Club, Rainbow Assembly School of Instruction, Athenaeum Club, Entre Nous Club, Amarillo Country Club family night, Narcissa Whitman Circle, Queen Esther Club, and more with hostess names and locations such as 724 North Arthur Street 402 Forest Street and 110 Kentucky Street. Also notes Woodmen Circle dinner at Canton Cafe and railway conductors auxiliary meeting at Carpenters' Hall.

Dubs Trotter North Arthur Street Carl Stover

Black and White Ointment Skin Care Ad

An old advertisement promotes Black and White Ointment for quick relief from itching burning and soreness of minor skin irritations. It recommends Black and White Skin Soap for cleansing and notes the product has been famous for over 20 years.

Luncheon for Mary Paul Celebrates Bride-To-Be John O'Brien

Miss Billie Louise Burger hosted a luncheon at Rose Bowl Tea Room as part of a series honoring Mary Paul who will wed John O'Brien on October 14. Gold and bronze chrysanthemums centerpiece, linen gifts, and Dres sen china wedding bell bow featured. attendees included Anita Mc Donald Betty Jane O'Brien June Callahan Betty Florey Jean Florey Mary Ruth Florey Dorothy Ann Adams and Otis M Williams W D Burger and the honoree.

Mary Paul John O'Brien Billie Louise Burger Rose Bowl Tea Room Paul Anita McDonald Betty Jane O’brien June Callahan Betty Florey Jean Florey Mary Ruth Florey Dorothy Ann Adams Mesdames Otis M. Williams W. D. Burger

Visitors Host Milne Play Preview at Harrison Street Home

Mrs. Robert Wilson and daughter Roberne will entertain at 8 pm Thursday to introduce Miss Elizabeth McKenzie daughter of Mr and Mrs T H McKenzie of Panhandle The honor guest will give an interpretative reading of the three act comedy The Romantic Age by A A Milne Miss McKenzie has been doing television work in Boston and departs Saturday for that city.

Robert Wilson Roberne Harrison Street Elizabeth McKenzie T. H. McKenzie Panhandle A. A. Milne McKenzie Boston

Association Has Outing Of West Texas Carriers

The West Texas Common Carriers Association held its annual picnic at the Palisades. 253 members families and friends attended after traveling from the Amarillo and Panhandle area. Officers listed include Delbert Dalby president Cap Westerfield vice president C H Washam treasurer Mrs Elsie Bassett secretary and Ben Andis toastmaster. Guests were H C Sheppard and Rabb Harrison of the Texas Railroad Commission. Maverick Club boys Cal Farley and Ralph Dykeman plus 40 guests joined the event with music by the Truckers Band and performances from the Maverick Club.

West Texas Common Carriers Association Amarillo Panhandle Texas Motor Transportation Association Palisades Delbert Dalby Cap Westerfield C. H. Washam Mrs. Bassett Ben Andis Clarendon H. C. Sheppard Rabb Harrison Railroad Commission of Texas Sheppard Commission Harrison Wichita Falls Cal Farley Ralph Dykeman Maverick Club Truckers Howard Harvey Maverick Club Boys

Officers Elected at Security Benefit Group Meeting

Election of officers featured the Security Benefit Association meeting with Ben Smith as president and Mrs Regina Determan as vice president. Other officers include Jas D Porterfield second vice president and Mrs Anna Chamberlain prel ate plus secretary Mrs Mary Gristy conductress and Mrs Gladys Sullivan guard. The group’s annual wiener roast is set for Friday night at Ellwood Park from 7 to 9 for members and families.

Ben Smith Regina Determan Jas. D. Porterfield Anna Chamberlain Mary Gristy Gladys Sullivan Ida Runyon Harry M. Britt Sentinel Howard Boxwell Alva E. Sullivan Geo. A. Runyon Mann Brown Amarillo Council Wallace Stone Ellwood Park

Covered Dish Luncheon By First Christian Women

Circle 5 members of the First Christian Woman's Council held a covered dish luncheon at 408 North Johnson Street hosted by Mrs. H. S. Milholland. The house shared snapdragons and dahlias and Mrs. E. M. Mirick led a leaf let program discussed by Mrs. W. B. Strickland with several members and guests in attendance.

Thrifty Thimble Club J. R. Fowler North Fillmore Street First Christian E. M. Mirick W. B. Strickland J. A. Denton F. G. Hickey Lon Sellars E. F. Lanham S. D. Barrer Sanders Bradley Simmons Alice Sweeney

La Costura Club Meets In Hereford

La Costura Club opened its fall season with a Spend-the-Day-in-the-Country gathering. Thirteen members and one visitor toured Mrs. M. C. Hancock’s Hereford home, enjoyed a turkey dinner, and shared summer travels and pioneer memories.

la Costura Hereford la Costura Club M. C. Hancock Mesdames D. A. Park J. W. Burks J. B. Dickson C. A. Robertson G. M Waddill Walter Blackburn C. J. Brummett J. W. Collins Ida Elliott Ben Benson Charles Pryor S. P. Vineyard Otis Trulove

Christian Booster Class Hosts Evening Party at Church

The West Amarillo Christian Church Booster Class held a Tuesday night party. Homer Rice led a sing song after a brief business session. Homemade ice cream and cake were served. Hosts included R. E. Abbott, R. L. Allston, Jack Bell and C. H. Bland with many members in attendance.

West Amarillo Christian Church Homer Rice Messrs

Philharmonic Club Plans Tea To Open Its 1939-40 Season

The Philharmonic Club will host a tea at 2 30 oclock Monday afternoon in the Federation Club Rooms. Active and association members may invite three guests each. Patrons and special patrons are also invited.

Philharmonic Club Federation Club

Household Hints and Kitchen Tips From a 20th Century Page

Household hints cover pet hair removal with a rubber sponge brush, freshening leathers, and steaming coconut to soften. Stain care for eggs stresses cold water rinse before hot suds to avoid heat setting. Cooking notes include bacon timing for loafs, garnishes with spiced beets and pickled carrots, and preserving pears by salt water soak and citrus juice to prevent darkening.

Sweaters and Hats Fashion Fall Coed Wardrobes

Fall styles include evening sweaters and skirts for coeds, with simple to elaborate knits available in college shops. Hat trends feature postillions berets turbans and halos. tips adjust to suit wearer, while sequins subtly accent outfits. Wool hats use millinery wire and veiling to create soft textures and secure fits.

Paris Agnes

Car Problem To Face Two U S Officials

Washington dispatch notes a parking dilemma if a special session is called. Attorney General Murphy and Vice President Garner occupy cars 21 feet and 25 feet 6 inches long, needing 46 feet 6 inches total. With fire plug and meters at ends, no extra space exists. A nickel per morning would be charged. Plant breeders have developed an odorless cabbage.

Eddy Gilmore Washington Roosevelt Congress Murphy the Washington Garner Uvalde Texas

Wom Women By Ruth Millett

Advice urging wives to portray their marriages as happy and their husbands as good. Suggests techniques: avoid criticizing him to friends, make him look good with stories, be courteous, listen, and not neglect him in front of other men. Emphasizes self respect and restraint.

Woodmen Circle Officers to Meet for Dinner

Officers of Poplar Grove No. 171 Woodmen Circle will dine at 8 tonight at the Canton Cafe to organize an officers club and outline work for the year.

Poplar Grove Woodmen Circle Canton Cafe Woodmen Grove

Chapel Choir Opens Fall Rehearsals With Weekday Session

The Chapel Choir directed by Mrs. Viola W. Wilson begins fall rehearsals this Saturday at 10 30 AM. The session will be held at 1013 Harrison Street and marks the first rehearsal of the season.

Viola W. Wilson Harrison Street

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C.ius Sociaal Women Southwestern Printing Co Oliver-Eakle Bldg By Catalina Blackburn Bros Bivins Station PTA Ally van Gay Autumn Jones Blackburn Bros. Women's Shop J. Clarence Weber Los Angeles Homer Wallace Oscar Ragland Tyler Street Waynoka Okla Weber P. E. O. Sisterhood Rainbow Assembly School of Instruction Masonic Hall St. Andrew's Guild Athenaeum Club Joe Shields Forest Street Kenneth Myers Alpha Mu Chapter of the Delphian, Society Federation Entre Nous Club van Buren Street Amarillo Country Club Woman's Club H. W. Galbraith Polk Street el Navegar Club I. Earl Nutter Travis Street Child Psychology Club Kentucky Street Mesdames E Singleton Arlie Speer Narcissa Whitman Central Presbyterian Church Fellowship Hall Queen Esther Club George Stapleton West Fifteenth Avenue L. T. D. Club G. D. Caldwell Virginia Street Royal Neighbors I. O. O. F. Hall Car Sutton Pleasant Valley Help Your Neighbor Club George Killian Beryl Needle Club Ed Putman East Ninth Avenue Mizpah Club G. B Hamilton West Sixteenth Avenue C. E. Silver West Tenth Avenue Glenwood P.T. A Delphin The Delphian Society Amarillo Hotel O'Clock Progressive Wild Rose Lodge L. Cook Pierce Street Sandie Mother Club W. M. Hale First Baptist Church Perry Burks R. C. Carpenters’ Hall ORC Ladies Carpenters’ Hall Milne Elsie Bassett South Grant Street Security Benefit Association Christian Booster Messrs. and Mesdames Homer Davis Roy Graham Clair McCollum T. M. Montgomery Carl Parker Ross Russell C. M. Snow Powell Smith Ted Worsham Rice Carl Clifft Don Blair Illywood Polk B. R, Solnick Mgr Patou U. S Ruth Millett Good Housekeeping Bureau White & Kirk American Institute of Laundering Parent's Magazine
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