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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1930

Page

7

Contest Games Diversion of Morning Party in Annette

Mrs. Ellis B Hall and Mrs A J Osborn hosted a morning party at Mrs Crews home for Mrs W B Burkhalter with dahlias asters and roses in decor Contest games entertained guests and little Miss Betty Brown presented gifts Breakfast in two courses served by the hostesses Attending were a long list of local women including Mrs John Winters Mrs J Virgil Moore Mrs W C Coffee and Miss Elizabeth Sneed At the Letter Carriers meeting a later party honored Mr and Mrs Harry Eastman and Mr and Mrs Ira Bone with games and socializing

Ellis B. Hall A. J. Osborn J. C. Crews W. B. Burkhalter Crews Forest Street Betty Brown John Winters J. Virgil Moore W. C. Coffee M. F. Post L. J. Jackson Rebecca Yarborough A. B. Hays J. 8. Evans Earl Ince J. Wayne Middleton C. C. Sparks W. E. Murrell A. A. Kelly Harry Eastman Council Bluffs Ira Bone San Antonio Donald Eastman T. P. Trion E.P. Palm Tmogene Dorothy Porterfield Jim Hoagland Harold Vaughn

B P W Club Dance Benefit in Town Hall

The Business and Professional Women's Club hosts a benefit dance Wednesday from 9 to 12. Hostesses include Mrs. Georgia Ferlet, Mrs. Flora Chandler, Mrs. Ruby Workman, Mrs. H. H. Hall, Mrs. Ermaf Griggs, Mrs. Jack Eldridge, Miss Hexsie Landis, Miss Rath Griffin, Miss Ruthelle Bacon, Miss Dena Hill, Miss Katherine Metcalf, Miss Velda Bangs, Miss Violette Beech, Miss Elizabeth Blackburn, Miss Downing, Miss Mattea Musing, Miss Antoinette Schoenhoven, Miss Martha Perkins, Miss Ethel Caldwell, Miss Gertrude Foraker, Miss Alma Richardson, Miss Lita Witt, Miss Alma Roach, and Miss Jean Vetesk.

Business and Professional Women’s Club Georgia Ferlet Flora Chandler Ruby Workman H. H. Hall Ermaf Griggs Jack Eldridge Elizabeth Blackburn

Mrs C B Calhoun Shower Honors Tulsa Move

Mrs. C B Calhoun was treated to a courtesy shower by L T D Club at 8410 West Third Avenue with gifts and games. Attendees included Mrs Jeff Walter and others as plans were discussed for the Tri State Fair exhibit. P T A meetings follow at local schools with several events postponed due to circus scheduling.

C. B. Calhoun Tulsa Okla L. T. D. Club West Third Avenue Plains Tri-State Fair Jeff Walter J. T. Melver M. C. Stanford George Richards Clark Cain A. Peterson M. FE. Roberts O. Kain E. E. Baker

Woodman Circle Officers To Have Meeting

Officers of the Poplar Grove Woodman Circle No. 171 will meet this evening at 8 at the home of Mrs. Gus Hensley 700 Moreland Street Croquet will be introduced and later other games played A short business meeting will precede the in door games All officers are requested to attend.

Poplar Grove Woodman Circle No. 171 Gus Hensley Moreland Street

Les Temps Club To Meet Friday

The Les Temps Club will meet Friday afternoon at 2:30 at 3627 Fountain Terrace the home of Mrs W W Cox. Mrs H S Kelly will host the afternoon. Discussion topics include Can’t Get a Redbird and Enchantment. Members Mrs W B Stevenson Mrs E A Simpson Mrs George Turnley Miss Ruth Cross Miss Dorothy Scarhingueh will participate.

Les Temps Club W. W. Cox Fountain Terrace Kelly W. B. Stevenson E. A. Simpson George Turnley Ruth Cross Dorothy Scarhi Ngueh

Latchstring Club Holds Pollyanna Meeting at Gibson Home

Pollyanna gathering of Latchstring Club met at Mrs. A N Gibson’s 730 North Grant Street Friday. Members shared happy events from the week, heard talks by several members, enjoyed piano numbers, and discussed special blessings. New members and guests were welcomed with a round table discussion and light refreshments.

Latchstring Club A. N. Gibson North Grant Street C. A. Eddleman W. Shirley A. Tomlinson Tibbits A. H. Gibson

Mrs Bridges Hosts Bridge Club at 802 South Lamar

Mrs C C Bridges will entertain members of the 1929 Bridge Club at her home 802 South Lamar Street tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 o clock Garden flowers will be used for decorations and bridge will be the diversion of the afternoon

C. C. Bridges South Lamar Street

Madonna Class To Picnic

A Madonna Class of the First Baptist Church will entertain with a picnic Tuesday evening at six o'clock in Ellwood Park to honor their husbands. Each member is asked to bring a picnic lunch.

First Baptist Church Ellwood Park

Betty Ruth Harris Arrives in Fort Anthony’s Hospital

Mr and Mrs Roger Harris of 714 North Williams Street announce the arrival of a daughter, Betty Ruth, this morning at 8 17 at Fort Anthony’s hospital. Mr Harris is employed at the News Globe Publishing Co.

Roger Harris North Williams Street Betty Ruth Ft. Anthony's Hospital Harris News-Globe Publishing Co

White King Granulated Soap cleans delicate fabrics safely

A household washing solution touts White King Granulated Soap made from vegetable and nut oils for quick suds, thorough cleansing, and gentle rinsing in lukewarm water. It claims safety for fabrics, dishes, silver, glass, floors, and woodwork and is economical with a spoonful or cupful use. Sold by grocers.

White King

River Road Club to Elect Officers Tonight

Mra. W. J. Fallon announces officer elections for the River Road Home Demonstration Club to be held Wednesday at 2 30 at Mra. R. J. Killough home. There will be no all day meeting. other business will be discussed and all members urged to attend.

Mra W. J. Fallon River Road Home Demonstration Club R. J. Killough

Better Ways To Bake From The Household Mayguaine

A guide cites Zorda Vitus advising lining cake tins with oiled paper to prevent sticking. Remove the cake after baking, let stand briefly, then lift the paper. Sunshine cakes bake best in an ungreased pan in a moderate oven for up to sixty minutes and should be kept away from drafts.

Tie Minusewife Zorda Vitus

Cooking Better Asparagus

The article explains a method for cooking asparagus by boiling in abundant water with the stalks standing upright in a tall kettle. The lower ends are immersed while steam tenderizes the tips and the tougher portions are heated through.

Health habits for new students urged for school readiness

Gladys Denny Shultz in Better Homes and Gardens argues early focus on health and lifelong habits is crucial for kindergartners. She stresses self-care tasks, pre-enrollment physicals, and tailoring education to a child's needs, noting strong bodies and nerves trump other aims.

Gladys Denny Shultz

How To Furnish A Hall From Better Homes And Gardens

Four essential ideas for an impression making entrance hall per Mary M. White in Better Homes and Gardens. A large mirror to view oneself, a light near the mirror, a table with a sizable top for items, and a chair or bench for seating.

Mary M. White

Wall Papers Enhance Halls As Formal Passageways

Scenic wall papers or those with decided formal patterns suit the walls of halls used as passageways or entries. They spark interest without bore, since little time is spent in their presence.

Little Hope Held For Boy Wreck Victim

Georgetown remains grim as J B Cousins Jr wounded when a Missouri Kansas Texas passenger train struck his automobile at a grade crossing near Georgetown. His father, mother, Archie and Harold Cousins died in the crash as the train halted and returned to collect the victims. The family had driven from Talpa Runnels county to pick cotton in South Texas.

Georgetown Sept J. B. Cousins, Jr J. B. Cousins South Texas

Careless Cigarette Sparks Fire Destroys Cotton Warehouse

Monroe Louisiana September 16 A discarded cigarette is blamed for a blaze that destroyed the Parmerville cotton warehouse housing six hundred bales of cotton largely owned by Union Parish farmers. Loss estimated at ten thousand dollars with partial insurance.

Associated Press Monroe Parmerville Farmerville Union Parish Farmery

Verdict: murder by death by own action in shooting case

Justice B A Sturdivant returned a verdict of murder and death by own action after Leon Ueckert shot his estranged wife Dorothy then killed himself. He died soon after at the home of Mrs George Finch where no eyewitnesses were reported. The couple had lived in Odessa before three weeks ago and separated. Mrs Veckert and her small daughter La Verna were involved. Veckert’s note requested notification of his parents.

MecaMeg B. A. Sturdivant Leon Ueckert Dorothy Veckert George Finch Finch Odessa

New Beauty Powder Promises Smoother Skin

A new product named MELLO GLO Face Powder by Fox Vrug Co claims to deliver unmatched smoothness and longer wear without clogging pores or creating a pasty look. The ad highlights a youthful glow and says the powder improves skin tone with a light, lasting finish.

Jonger Fox Vrug Co Ste Storen

Uriburu Pledges Friendly Relations With Nations

In a nationwide radio address from Buenos Aires President Jose Francisco Uriburu said his administration seeks friendly ties with all western hemisphere nations and pledged to transfer power to legally elected authorities at the earliest moment. He urged unity with labor and business to aid recovery, except for the ousted president’s party.

Associated Press Buenos Aires United States Jose Francisco Uriburu Urihurn Hipolito Trigoyen

Train Runs Pilotless for Miles After Engineer Falls

In Canon City Colorado on September 16 a speeding freight train ran without a crew for nearly five miles after engineer C R Casenhisen fell from the cab and was killed. Fireman John Craig spotted the absence and brought the train into Florence safely.

Associated Press Canon City Colo Here C. R. Casen=hisen John Craig Florence

Harvard Mission Aims to Restore Cluny Monastery Church

Lyons Sept 15 The Harvard Mission led by Kenneth Connant is near completing the hardest phase of rehabilitating the historic monastery and church of Cluny Saone. Plans for the church are set and in about one more month over two years of effort may yield a crowned success as restoration advances.

Tay United Reer LYONS Harvard Mission Kenneth Connant Cluny-sure Saone France Connant Leffort Aucceya

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