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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1934
Page
10
Olive Roberts Barton argues the need to balance education with health for ill or recovering children. Doctors and schools should cooperate to tailor rest and gradual return, allowing half days or gentle routines when needed.
The Amarillo housing program announces a general meeting in club rooms to raise a $3,000 quota for publicity. All local committees are urged to attend as the project aims to start by Monday with Carl Hinton, secretary of the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce, named general manager.
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Gillette hosted the Linger Longer Bridge Club in rooms decorated with cut flowers. Traveling prize went to Mrs. W. B. Miller, high scores to Mrs. J. Omas and G. W. Croom. Refreshments served to club members and guests. The next meeting is at Mrs. King’s home, 2505 North West Third Avenue, on Sept. 26.
The Tri State Fair home grown flower department will judge entries Monday morning instead of Saturday. Potted plants may be brought Saturday. cut flowers to the grounds Monday morning. Cash prizes up to 3.00. duplicates allowed but no exhibitor may win more than one award per premium number. Exhibits require three or more vases and must be in the exhibitor’s own containers. Superintendent Mrs P J Wooldridge notes a large collection is expected. Assisted by Mrs Charles Fisk and Mrs John Rowland.
Amarillo College of Music opened its doors to the public Wednesday night for a reception honoring Edgar Parsons new band instructor and Mrs Thelma Allen Martin new dramatic art teacher. Guests enjoyed refreshments a varied program with Rosalie Raymond pupils performing dances costume light effects and performances by Parsons and the college ensemble including Vivian Morris Doherty Helen Strite Marella Myers Evelyn Kennedy. The faculty greeted attendees in a receiving line and more social and musical evenings are planned.
The Business and Professional Women's Club enjoyed a Mexican themed evening at Mrs. W. R. Pumphrey’s home 1604 Hughes Street. Guests and members wore festive attire, with a fortune teller, a dance by Mr. and Mrs. Rocha, and poetry from the wishing well, set among a lush backyard garden.
The Junior American Legion Auxiliary held a Tuesday afternoon gathering in the Legion home auxiliary rooms. Harriet Holman presided as president, and a patriotic song service opened the session. Mrs. James O. Cade of Washington DC presented a bronze George Washington Bicentennial plaque to the juniors.
Tonight events include Woodman Circle drill practice at 8, Pie supper at Pleasant Valley Church at 7, and a Richard Bennett recital at Playhouse 1800 Harrison St at 8:15. Also Rainbow Girls and Theta Kappa dances at 9 and 9:30 respectively, plus Saturday events at Potter County Library 10 and Amarillo Country Club 9:30 to 12:30. Graduate Nurses Association meet at St Anthony's Hospital classroom at 2.
Willing Workers Class of Pierce Street Baptist Church held a party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Edwards Tuesday evening to honor new members Mesdames W. A. Honeyman Mattie Warren and R. H. Honeyman. Steak was barbecued and served to Mesdames R. W. Edwards Charlie Seymour W. C. Collier Harrison Mason George 8 Welch H. A. Honeyman George W. Myers R. H. Honeyman E. W. Burgess J. W. Pickett FE. G. Rice and J. W. Bailey.
COBLES ANNOUNCE ARRIVAL OF DAUGHTER Mr and Mrs Curtis Coble announce the arrival of a daughter Margaret Gwendolyn at St Anthony's Hospital on September 11.
Mrs. W. W. Shirley hosted an all day quilting and covered dish luncheon at 902 North Cleveland Street. Attending were Mesdames J. L. Green A. H. Gibson Annie Greer W. D. Robertson J. D. Donley A. Victor Fred Wright M. A. Law Grace Law and Mrs Shirley.
The Graduate Nurses Association of District No 2 will gather in the classroom at St Anthonys Hospital Saturday afternoon at 2 o clock. The meeting aims to discuss association matters and upcoming events.
Miss Mattea McClurkin will host the Open Forum Club at her home 1709 Monroe Street Monday evening at 7 45. Current events will be featured. Also included is a tip on handling melons to preserve flavor by wiping clean and storing in a bag in the ice box.
Testimonials from women like Mrs J L Norred of Lagrange Georgia claim Cardui gives confidence and relief. Many report reduced nausea during pregnancy and improved health after using Cardui with back pain and fatigue easing. If not beneficial, seek medical advice.
New officers for the Order of Rainbow for Girls were installed at a ceremony in the Masonic Temple. Officers received corsages as each was installed, including Evelyn Goodnight as Worthy Advisor and Louise Hertner as Worthy Associate Advisor, with music and floral decorations enhancing the event.
Simple recipe for chocolate nut cookies using butter brown sugar eggs soda salt vanilla walnuts and cocoa. Mix, shape into rolls, wrap in waxed paper, chill overnight, then slice and bake until done for a long lasting treat.
Anderson Seals, 70, Tahoka farmer, died at 9:30 AM at his daughter Mrs. Minnie Fender's home 4234 West 10th Street. Survived by two daughters Mrs. H. C. Miller Detroit and Mrs. W. L. Banks Tahoka. Body held at Griggs Chapel pending funeral arrangements.
A special reception committee has been chosen to welcome Governor A. W. Hockenhull of New Mexico and E. W. Marland the Democratic gubernatorial nominee from Oklahoma along with other dignitaries for the Tri-State Pair. The Amarillo Hotel donates a special suite for the notables. The committee includes Julius Dorenfield Jr Gene Howe Carl Hare Lindsay Nunn Roy Cullum and Don Harrington.
Do not throw away currant jelly that has not jelled. Use it as a sweetener in fruit punches to add a delicious flavor.
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