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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1935
Page
5
The Parent-Teacher Association will host a tea for teachers and room mothers of Sam Houston School. The event is Tuesday afternoon from 4 until 6 o'clock at the home of Mrs. D. H. Denmead, 198 Western Avenue.
A list of tonight events includes Executive Board of Amarillo Little Theater at 7, Mrs J L Coss address. Business and Professional Women's class buffet at 6:30. Junior Philharmonic at 7. Carpenters Hall at 8. Also Amama class postponed. Playhouse benefit tea at 8:15. Catholic Daughters 3:30. Pleasant Valley PTA 3:30. Eastern Star 8. Daughters of the King at 2:30. Sewing Club 2:30. Buchanan Street Methodist social at 6. Unity Study Club 8. Scofield Bible Class 3. Bible Club 9:30. Sam Houston PTA tea 4–6. Bivins PTA 3:30. Trio and Fern Divisions to B of L E meeting at 2:30.
The Women Congregation of the First Christian Church will host a luncheon at the church on Wednesday at 12 30. A special program has been arranged for the event.
The mu sicale to benefit the fund to bring Mrs Edward MacDowell here for a lecture recital on October 24 will feature soloist David Macpherson. The program is at the Playhouse 1890 Harrison Tuesday at 8 15 P M. Participants include Mrs H A Waller, Mrs L B Newby Beacon Quartet Lucille Stubstad Rosalie Coffer Margaret Harris Mrs 8 S Ledbetter Balladettes and Baldadors Mrs Ardelle S George Dawn Conservatory Ensemble and Inga Borgstrom. Sweater fashions for winter are outlined with metallics and buttoned front varieties suited for office wear and town life. Couturiers showcase tailored suits and lace dresses and ensembles with color statements. Amarilloan Van Webster departs for Dallas to join Southern Methodist University after pledging S A E fraternity. He attended N M M I T last year. Little Theater Board to meet tonight at 7 at Mrs J L Cross 1218 West Tenth Avenue Apartment 9 All members urged to attend for important business.
The Little Flower Mission Guild of Sacred Heart Cathedral will meet at Mrs. A. F. Hermann’s home at 1931 Harrison Street Wednesday afternoon at 1 30 o clock. Amoma class luncheon postposed due to a death. installation of officers delayed at First Baptist Church Tuesday. P T A board have called meeting Cen tral Junior High School office Tuesday 1 30 o clock. Bivins School P T A meets Tuesday 3 30 o clock with executive board at 2 30.
Wilbur C. Hawk and Norris Ewing Curtis praised clown Rube Curtis for his work at the rodeo and Tri-State Fair week for the United Confederate Veterans reunion. Curtis, a former Clarendon resident now living in Denver, drew attention in his distinctive attire.
Oklahoma City September 23 A final drive to mobilize voters was under way as residents prepare to ballot at a special election tomorrow on six proposed constitutional amendments. Governor Marland backs most changes. Four amendments from the legislature include a monthly old age pension of 148 dollars a homestead ad valorem tax exemption a right for women to hold major state offices and a three man appointive school commission replacing a five official board. Two initiated measures propose a 30 dollar monthly pension with a tax to fund it and a broader homestead exemption. Observers term the race apathetic with expectations of a light turnout.
Proceedings in the Court of Civil Appeals for the Seventh District Amarillo show motions submitted to file transcripts dismiss appeals and briefs. Several cases from Lubbock Lub bock Potter and other Texas counties set for submission in November 1935 with multiple insurers banks and individuals involved.
Final tribute to Mrs. Lela A White, 62, paid in funeral services at 2 pm. Burial in Llano Cemetery under Griggs Chapel. Rites by Christian Scientist Church. Survived by daughter Mrs J F Richards, son J W White of Detroit, granddaughter Miss Bonnie Fay Bennett of Amarillo.
An old advertisement urges readers that kidneys purify acids and wastes via tiny filters and promotes Cystex as a guaranteed prescription solution. It touts rapid vitality within 48 hours and a one week guarantee, promising relief from numbness, nervousness, leg pains, and urinary symptoms.
Charles W Bryan of Lincoln the governor and brother of William Jennings Bryan says he had unanimous support only once in his long public life in choosing his wife Mrs Bryan. She is described as dignified cordial and cultured a devoted housekeeper with little time for clubs. She enjoys motion pictures dancing and reading aloud to her family and cherishes the governor's mansion though she renounced it. The mother of two children she is highly esteemed by political friends and foes with a Republican leader noting Democrats owe them for Mrs Bryan in the governor's mansion.
ROISF Idaho Sept. 23 U P Borah former chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee warns the nation is being propagandized to join a war of land grabbing imperialists in Europe He links foreign affairs with domestic politics and urges the public be informed to protect youth and wealth.
Lieutenant John C. Eakens, a naval academy instructor from Annapolis, was recovering at St. Anthony's Hospital after a head injury and possible internal injuries from a collision on Grand and North East Field Avenue. He was visiting a brother at 2508 West Third Avenue and was en route to Oklahoma City returning to Annapolis when the crash happened.
Syracuse report outlines John EB Davis who faced fines of 30 cents per hamburger after speeding to bring home ten hot hamburgers amid rising meat prices. He admitted speeding and running a stop sign to reach home. The incident highlights pressure from inflation on everyday meals.
Miss Ruth DeGollier, New York cosmetic representative at City Drug Store No 1, 615 Polk Street, demonstrates the Marie Farle cosmetics. She will stay through Wednesday and customers purchasing $3 Marie Earle products receive a gift jar of Marie Earle throat cream, said to prevent early throat aging and sagging.
Sept 23 A Lee Tubbs aged 49 faced complaint for the shooting death of his brother Jack Tubbs 41 on the farm of their father Isham Tubbs. Justice J T Trigg set bond at 5000 as funeral services were held for the slain man. The inquest verdict named Lee Tubbs as responsible. The article adds a London detail about hackney coaches in 1425.
Tast rites for Mrs Edith M Langston 48 were said at 1 oclock this afternoon from Boxwell Brothers Chapel by Dr R Thomson pastor of the Central Presbyterian Church. The body was to be sent over land to Ciaca for burial. Mrs Langston a resident of Amarillo for fifteen years was the wife of Dr J F Langston. She held membership in the Central Presbyterian Church. She was claimed by death Saturday. Survivors are her husband her parents Mr and Mrs John Van Strenwyk 706 Fairmont Street two sisters Mrs Florence Upshaw of Oakland Calif and Mrs Charles Boyd of Beaumont and two brothers Burt Van Steenwyk of Phoenix Ariz and Douglas Van Steenwyk of Columbus Onin TOKYO Sept 22 TM Rengo News Agency dispatches from Hsinking Manchuokuo said 11 persons were killed and nine injured today when bandits derailed wrecked and looted an eastbound express train on the Hsinking Tumen Railway near Weihuling 35 miles northwest of Tunhua.
The Lolo, hill people living along the Chinese and Indo Chinese border, practice worship of the aky as part of their traditional beliefs embracing mountain life and spiritual customs.
A dated advertisement promotes Kruschen Salts as a cheap daily laxative supplement to be stirred into tea or coffee with a money back guarantee if health does not improve. It lists Pool Drug Store Nelson Drug Co Van Buren Pharmacy and other druggists as sellers.
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