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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1937

Page

4

Summit P T A Hears Talk On Our New Curriculum

Miss Annie McDonald spoke at Summit P T A's first meeting of the year on the theme Progress Through Change. Rev H C Smith discussed Changes Promoting Spiritual Progress, noting shifts in motivation and service to life. Principal FE O McNew welcomed attendees as readings, music, and student art highlighted the program.

Annie McDonald Summit Parent-Teacher Association H. C. Smith San Jacinto FE. O. McNew Blanche McDonald Summit School Chorus Richard Hoya Courtney Rasmussen Bulletin Board Vivian Gollihugh

U Deal Em Club Luncheon Hostess and Bridge Winners

Mrs Charles Mellor hosted a 1 o'clock luncheon for the U Deal Em Club at the Amarillo Hotel. Bridge provided the afternoon’s entertainment with guest prize to Mrs F E Woods. High scores went to Mrs Harry Milholland and Mrs Roy Curtis. Other players included Mesdames F P E Fergeson Clyde Carroll Jack Pittman Bert Galbreath and Charles Mellor. The club will host another luncheon at the Amarillo Hotel with Mrs Milholland as hostess.

Charles Mellor Amarillo Hotel F. E. Woods Harry Milholland Roy Curtis Mesdames FP E. Fergeson Clyde Carroll Jack Pittman Bert Galbreath Milholland

Senior B. T. U. entertained at Vaughn home

The Senior B.T. U. of Pierce Street Baptist Church sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Dilday was entertained at the home of Miss Lillie Mae Vaughn. Attendees included Bernice Fowler Fairie Miller Evelyn Garr Lille Mae Vaughn Orville Shepard J. H. Miller Lawrence Brewer Wheeler Whetchel Gerald Greathouse and the Dildays.

B.T. U Pierce Street Baptist Church M. B. Dilday Lillie Mae Vaughn Bernice Fowler Fairie Miller Evelyn Garr Lille Mae Vaughn Orville Shepard J. H. Miller Lawrence Brewer Wheeler Whetchel Gerald Greathouse Mrs. Dilday

Social Calendar Shows Postponed Meetings Across Groups

Tonight various clubs plan events with several postponements. Highlights include Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary delayed to later date and Amorillo area groups like Mizpah Club and Royal Neighbors meeting at designated halls with speakers and times noted.

Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary

American Legion and Auxiliary Barbecue Entertainment

The American Legion and Auxiliary hosted a joint barbecue at the Legion Hall with Mrs. Charles Lowe and her Auxiliary committee organizing entertainment. Out of town Legionnaires attended led by Lou Roberts, Eighteenth District chairman from Borger. The post event featured a music talk by Mrs. T. M. Montgomery on national anthems and patriotic songs, plus talks on the U S Constitution by Mrs. James O. Cade. Miss Carrie Wilcox received the retiring president’s jewel and Mrs. 8S. FP. Rose received the past-secretary’s pin.

American Legion and Auxiliary Legion Hall Charles Lowe Legion Lou Roberts Borger T. M. Montgomery James O. Cade United States Carrie Wilcox Rose

Amarilloans Attend National Legion Convention in New York

Mr and Mrs Will Benton and Mr and Mrs George Broome attend the national convention of the American Legion and Auxiliary in New York City. Mrs Benton chairs the Texas delegation of 14 delegates and 14 alternates. Mrs Lorena Hahn national president plans entertainment for the States Dinner. the Texas table will feature Texas industries and a miniature Amarillo derrick as centerpiece.

Mother Singers Rehearse Thursday at Tyler Street School

The Mother Singers will meet for a 9 30 a m rehearsal Thursday in the Tyler Street School Auditorium. Any mother interested in singing is invited to join the chorus sponsored by the Amarillo Council of Parents and Teachers.

Tyler Street The Amarillo

P. E. O. Chapter Luncheon Hosted at Local Home

Chapter 7 of the P. E. O. met with a luncheon at Mrs. George Erlandson's home on Western Avenue yesterday. Assistant hostesses were Mesdames Reppert Darrah and Schermerhorn. Vacations were discussed and a Community Chest contribution was approved. Special guests included Mrs. Jennie Wylie of Pawnee City and Miss Lois Smith and Miss Mary Burnett of nearby chapters.

George Erlandson Western Avenue Mesdames P. L. Reppert W. L. Darrah Ben Schermerhorn Community Chest Jennie Wylie Pawnee City Neb Lois Smith Chapter Mary Burnett

Junior Business Women’s Club Meeting Brief

The Junior Business Women’s Club met last night at Capitol Hotel clubroom. Ruth Rodgers, Louise Dunn, and Anna Mary Nelson gave quarterly reports while Marguerite Reynolds was named assistant editor. Scrapbook material and current literature were discussed. Allyne Whelchel read a devotional poem. Attendees included Dunn Perryman Hicks Whelchel Reynolds Nelson Rodgers Owen and Brown.

Capitol Hotel Ruth Rodgers Louise Dunn Anna Mary Nelson Marguerite Reynolds Aliie Rhea Owen Mesdames Louise Dunn Emma Belle Perryman Ethel Hicks Allyne Whelchel Margarite Reynolds Violet Pennington Eleanor O'Keefe Allie Rhea Owen Lena Mae Brown

Former Amarillo Man Marries in California

Berkeley reports the Sept 7 garden wedding of Miss Matilda MacGaughey to Ursel Sidney Armstrong formerly of Amarillo. Attendants included Patricia MacGaughey Georgeta Dunbar and Margaret Leonard. The couple will reside in Los Angeles where Armstrong pursues marine fossil research for Standard Oil.

Berkeley Matilda MacCaughey Vaughan MacGaughey Ursel Sidney Armstrong Amarillo J. L. Armstrong Panhandle Patricia MacGaughey Georgeta Dunbar Oakland Margaret Leonard Glenn Armstrong Los Angeles Standard Oil Co University of California Armstrong Texas Technological College Scripps College Gladys Armstrong Amarillo High School EB. A. Armstrong The Frost Motor Co

Delta Hand Club Hosts Luncheon At Barron Home

Delta Hand Bridge Club enjoyed a luncheon at Mrs. R. D. Barron’s 809 Lake Street. Prize winners were Mrs. R. C. Barron, Mrs. R. D. Barron, and Mrs. Robert Hibbs. Members included Mesdames Seiberling Hibbs Nortentt Armstrong and guest Mrs. R. L. Carrigan. Next meeting set for Oct 5 at Mrs. K. W. Hibbs.

Delta’ Handa’ Club Delta’ Handa’ Bridge Club R. D. Barron Lake Street R. C. Barron Robert Hibbs Mesdames R. L. Seiberling K. W. Hibbs L. D. Nortentt G. W. Armstrong

Child Psychology Club Meeting Postponed One Week

The Child Psychology Club meeting set for Thursday afternoon at Mrs. M. C. Bradford’s home has been postponed for one week due to the Tri-State Fair.

Child Psychology Club M. C. Bradford

London Bridge Club Meeting Postponed One Week

The London Bridge Club meeting set for Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Jim Walters home has been postponed for one week due to the Tri-State Fair.

London Bridge Club Jim Walters

Three-Volume 800 Songs of the Peoples of the USSR Planned

A three volume collection titled 800 Songs of the Peoples of the USSR is being prepared for publication in Leningrad. The set will feature songs from 60 nationalities within the Soviet Union and include phonograph records of the songs and instrumental music.

Leningrad U.P Soviet Union

Underwood To Deliver Constitution Speech At Cathedral Hall

Judge R E Underwood will speak on the Constitution at a patriotic celebration on Cathedral Hall grounds Sunday afternoon October 3. Bishop Lucey plans to plant a Constitution Tree with Hermon Pipkin and other prominent citizens. Walter Barlow will preside as Amarillo Chamber of Commerce president. Large crowds from North Plains expected.

R. E Bob) Underwood Cathedral Hall Barlow Amarillo North Plains

Girl Scout Premium Awards at Tri State Fair

The Tri State Fair showcases Girl Scout premium prizes across Homecraft Campcraft and Nature divisions. Winners include Betty Barton Joy Mattex Imogene Barton Judith Elliott Catherine Manning Peggy Jean Love Louise Bennett Gloria Cantrel Margaret Ann Miller Catherine Manning Judith Elliott Vera Freeman Virginia Plat Joy Mattex Barbara Laundry Bags Carolena Cooper Geraldine Smith Anita McDowell Gloria Cantrel June Maurer Mary Nell Gibson Matilda Malouf Anita McDowell Caroline Marsh Rachel Ann Patterson Mary Ann Tolleson Rachel Ann Patterson Catherine Manning Ella Ruth Barton Varda Beyers Helen Burgess Julia Mae Marsh and others for Knitted Artics Beads Belts and Cakes with several first second and third prizes awarded.

Betty Barton Joy Imogene Barton Judith Elliott Catherine Manning Peggy Jean Love Girline Parton Vera Freeman Virginia Plat Joy Mattex Mary Ann Tolleson Donna Jean Boyd Barbara Carolena Cooper Geraldine Smith Anita McDowell Gloria Cantrel June Maurer Mary Nell Gibson Matilda Malouf Margaret Ann Miller Ella Ruth Barton Varda Beyers

Household Hints for Extra Towel Rack Space

If towel racks overflow in the bathroom pull up an extension towel bar with seven inch extensions at both ends. These metal bars help store hose and lingerie. Make a soft safe ball for children from a firm round sponge by trimming bulges for a smooth sphere. Use indoors to avoid breaking windows or lamps.

Dolls Exhibit Depicts Social Center Girls Activities

A turreted castle houses a Tri-State Fair Grounds display showing a dozen dolls telling the story of the Social Center for Girls. The tableaux cover kindergarten sewing playground cooking health home making music art and swimming with samples of the girls handiwork. Sponsored by the Federation of Churches and supported by the Community Chest.

Merchants Center The Federation of Churches Community Chest

State Tax Survey Exhibit Reveals Odd Land Measure Tales

The State Tax Survey displays odd historical land measurements from Austin county clerks files. Records describe measures like counting cigarettes, cedar posts, or wagon spokes to judge distances. The display, titled Strange Facts, travels through old survey notes and peculiar methods used on Texas lands.

State Merchants Austin Dalhart Canyon Texas

Corn farmer finds corn that grasshoppers cannot chew

H L Gates of Fairland near Tuscola reports discovering a corn variety that grasshoppers find too tough to eat. The observer believes the new corn could help Douglas County tackle the corn eating grasshopper problem.

Fairland Ill. U.P Douglas County H. L. Gates Tuscola Gates

Gold Museum Opens at Moscow Institute

A Gold Museum displaying nuggets crystals and alluvial gold samples opened at the Moscow Scientific Research Geological Prospecting Institute. It also houses rock and mineral samples that accompany gold. The note mentions royal titles in English peerage with Windsor ranks.

Gold Museum Moscow U.P Moscow Scientific Research Geological Prospecting Institute Edward Duke of Windsor Earl of Windsor Viscount Windsor

Practical Home Tips for Chairs and Kitchen

The piece offers simple home ideas from reviving a worn leather chair with a slip cover to baking meringue with a stiff peak and brown crust. It includes shelf lining with paste and oilcloth, using books as weights, and sour milk by adding baking soda or vinegar to improve baking.

1836 Accident Toll in Wage Loss and Medical Costs

The report estimates total outlays at 73 cents per insured worker for wage losses medical expenses and insurance policy costs under OFO.00 in the 1836 period.

Jones Seeks U S Gassing After Cotton Loan Crisis

Congressman Marvin Jones wired Agriculture Secretary Henry A Wallace and the Commodity Credit Corporation about a dire West Texas cotton loan situation. Warehouses refuse to guarantee grade staple and weight, reject a large portion of cotton, and prices drop. He urges government classing and grading at once to avert disaster and asks for advice. The Memphis delegation offered to cover classing costs.

Memphis Marvin Jones Henry A. Wallace Commodity Credit Corporation West Texas West Texas Area Jones

Bees Focus on Fragrant Hungarian Blossoms

Bees directed to Hungary's most fragrant flowers yield honey with unusually high sugar content. Researchers report surprising results from guiding bees to these blooms in Budapest.

Budapest U.P Hungary

Carbon County Ranchers Kill About 500 Coyotes

Carbon County ranchers have killed roughly 500 coyotes in recent months. In one case a litter of 11 pups was eliminated with the mother coyote located at her lair. Wyoming pays a bounty of 3 dollars per coyote head.

Wyoming Rawlins Wyo U.P Carbon County

Boys Safety Patrol to Be Honored by Kiwanis

The Boys Safety Patrol, aiding school children at street crossings, will be honored by the Kiwanis Club's boys and girls committee at a Friday meeting at one o'clock. Captain M. L. Berry of the State Highway Patrol and County Superintendent Carl G. Clifft will speak, with refreshments served.

Kiwanis Club Tri- State Fairgrounds M. L. Berry State Highway Patrol Carl G. Clifft Safety Patrol

Pipe from Handel organ stolen in Middlesex church

The pipe from the organ Handel played at St Lawrence Church Little Stanmore is missing. Reverend Frank Cooper the rector suspects a souvenir hunter stole the piece from the historic instrument in Middlesex.

London U.P Handel Church of St. Lawrence Little Stanmore Middlesex Frank Cooper

Fracher’s Dream Car Leads to Broken Back in Camp Incident

Plymouth New Hampshire report says Elmer Fracher's dream of an approaching car caused him to leap from a bunk in his camp. He sustained a broken back after the jump.

Plymouth N. H Elmer Fracher Fracher

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Summit P. T. A CROSS White Druggints Fox Drug Company Addi E. W. Cain Oliver-Bakie Ride Pierian Club H. H. Cooper Bonham Street Mizpah Club G. B. Hamilton West Sixteenth Avenue Navegar Club Floyd Studer Beryl Needle Club Linda Hand Needle Club Charles Eastus Hayden Street Royal Neighbors of America C. C. F. Hall Alpha Mu Delphian Lee Musical Arts Conservatory Esther McCrory Amarillo Junior College Woman's Club John Manning Ed Hardin Mothers Singers “Club Tyler Street School Felock O. RG Ausibary Carpenters Hall Mother Singers Denver Okla Tulsa Joplin ST. Louis Chicago Greyhound Greyhound Glone Reyhound California Underwood Girl Scout Louise Bennett Caroline Marsh Rachel Ann Patterson Helen Burgess Julia Mae Marsh Sponge Beverly Mass Bay State Newport Barbara Brewer John Roosevelt Miss Brewer Charles R. J. Sturgis Milton John Furbach Polk Murry Southwestern Bell Telephone Company Ralmy Paradise Schilling Coffee U. S General Electric Finklea Electric Co Murry Watts Taylor St Santa Fe Old Santa Fé Grand Canyon Carlsbad Caverns Kansas City H. A. Gilmore M. C. Burton
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