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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1933
Page
7
Advertises Lydia E. Pinkham's Tablets to prevent periodic pain by taking before symptoms. Suggests regular use for stubborn cases over a month and claims permanent relief by addressing the cause rather than dulling symptoms. New 50 cent package available at druggists.
Local organizations plan a string of events Tuesday and Wednesday. Panhandle Speech Arts Association and Sanborn PTAs host meetings, while Unity Study Club and many church circles arrange study sessions, luncheons, prayer services, and open houses across Amarillo venues.
An Amarillo Country Club luncheon honored past presidents of the Philharmonic Music Club. Mrs. J. J. Crume presided, with azalea and marigold decor and musical performances by club members. New president Mrs. James O. Cade spoke, and the event included guests and a list of former presidents.
A Paris model showcases distinct coat style details that enthusiasts replicate at home. The design emphasizes textured fabrics, structured shoulders, and tailored silhouettes. Observers note how small elements like lapel shape and seam placement elevate everyday outerwear.
The notice promotes pattern 1578 a Paris inspired last minute frock for matronly figures with new sleeves and slender silhouette, in sizes 36 to 46. Pattern 1573 listed with fabric yardages, illustrated instructions, and a catalog idea for Anne Adams patterns with 15 cents per pattern. Orders go to The Amarillo Globe Pattern Department, 243 West 17th Street, New York City.
Mr and Mrs Herbert Davis and Mr and Mrs Leslie Beeman hosted Glenwood youths for a weekend of events. A Saturday kid party at 2308 Cleveland Street featured games and costume prizes for Imogene Walker and Carol Frame. Guests presented a floor lamp to the hosts. Refreshments were served to a long list of attendees. The same group enjoyed a Sunday picnic at Harding's Ranch hosted by Mr and Mrs Beeman.
Dr. Shelton's Bible Class of First Christian Church enjoyed a luncheon at the Social Center with dahlias and asters decor. The program featured prayer by Mrs. Strickland, a vocal solo by Miss Snodgrass, and a reading by Mrs. Watt. Circle No. 6 to meet at Mrs Capers home Wednesday at 2 30.
The Junior High School Parent-Teacher Association invites all parents to attend open house Tuesday evening. Guides will direct visitors through classrooms and a short program will be held in the auditorium. Mrs. Howard Lynch hosts Sandie Mothers' Club Thursday at 2:30 p.m. at 1016 Sunset Terrace.
Mothers who have sons on the Sandie squad and former members are invited to participate in an upcoming alumni gathering. Details on date and location were not provided in the fragment.
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