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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1938
Page
3
Ruth Millett writes that admiration goes to women who stay loyal to their husbands through scandal and trial. She highlights Mrs. Richard Whitney and Mrs. James J. Hines as examples, noting their poise, courage, and public grace in court and social scrutiny.
The Amarillo Garden Club held its annual pilgrimage starting at 9:30 at Mrs. E. W. Hardin’s home 1208 Harrison Street. Members toured Hardin, Fuqua, Kruser, Fain, Parr, Godwin, Maynard, Streit, and Odom gardens noting diverse fall flowers, statuary and unique trees.
A detailed listing of daytime and evening radio segments including stocks and livestock reports, baseball scores, orchestra performances, matinees, classified ads, and NBC network programs. It covers NBC and TSN slots with names like Charlie Bennett Orchestra Rodney Cole Ensemble and Abe Lyman Orchestra.
Radio network listing outlines NBC and CBS schedules with stations East Central and West feeds. It lists programs from 4:30 p m to 11:30 p m across WEAF NBC WABC and NBC WIZ networks with multiple orchestras bands talk shows and dramas and notes interchangeability of optional stations.
The Social Calendar lists numerous gatherings across town with times and venues. Highlights include the Legion Hall events, Pierian Club at 3, Entre Nous Club at 2, and Woodmen Circle at 8, plus school PTAs and neighborhood clubs throughout the afternoon and evening.
Continuation of events for the Alpha Delta sorority featured a line party at the State Theater Tuesday night hosted by Aileen Barker and Adelaide Barton. Attending members included Virginia Hinerman Anna Ruth Hawkins Mildred Meburg Frances Lee Kennedy Charlene Mead Maxine Cartwright Frances Robertson Virginia Doty Bonita Bills Dorothy Coan Helen Hamilton with sponsors Mr and Mrs Percy Blackburn and the KOS.
Members of the Las Amigas Needle Club gathered at Mrs. B. H. Collins’s home 1204 West Thirteenth Avenue Tuesday afternoon. A brief business session reviewed by laws and plans for Arty for members and husbands. Refreshments served to guest Mrs. N. E. Dally of Port Washington and listed members. Next meeting set for October 11 at Mrs. W. Parr’s 3006 Hughes Street. The note on rubber manufacture mentions 1820.
Rabbi and Mrs. Alex Wiesel hosted an open house Monday afternoon from 3 30 to 5 30 to greet the Hebrew New Year. Congregation members and friends exchanged seasonal greetings and refreshments were served from a lace covered table illuminated by pink tapers.
Members of all federated clubs are invited to an open house meeting Friday afternoon at 2 30 o'clock in the clubrooms.
Margaret Wills School and its Parent-Teacher Association honored teachers and new PTA members at a Monday afternoon reception. Dr. A M Meyer spoke on parent teacher cooperation. a Margaret Wills portrait was presented and the group planned the Cactus Girl Scout Troup sponsorship and the October 28 carnival. Room representatives were named and a meeting for all reps was called for Monday afternoon.
I, H. C. Wives Club will meet at the home of Mrs. W. E. Bennett south of the city at 2 30 oclock Friday afternoon. The group will meet at Mrs. Karl Freeman s home 2506 Harrison Street to drive to Mrs Bennett s home.
The American Business Club Wives will meet at the Amarillo Hotel Friday at noon. Mrs. Earle Mann and Mrs. Harry Dumbell will be hostesses.
Mrs Harriett Reeves of Boston international president of the Associated Rebekah Assemblies spoke to the Amarillo Rebekah Lodge Tuesday evening on the orders junior work. She noted 286 and counting juniors assisted through college in twelve years and expected 100 more this year. Attendees included Mrs Viola Mount Oceanside Calif Frances Hadley Denver and others from Pampa. A social hour followed.
Mr and Mrs Wad Holman entertained at Amarillo Country Club on a Tuesday evening. Guests included James Dwight Denmead Jack Hirerman Will Gilvin J K Blyth Ollie Herrman Charles Gallu George Simmons and the host and hostess. The dining room featured floral centerpieces silk candelabra and decorative place cards. After dinner dancing and cards followed in a social gathering marking the early fall season.
Mrs H D Penny hosted the Utopian Bridge Club at her 1309 Tray Street home Tuesday afternoon. High score went to Mrs Bill Freeman with Mrs E Christian second. guests included M Christian, Mrs Harvey Schmie and Mrs Elmer Sawder. Members present included Mesdam Wade Anderson, Bob Chakacild Byron Peters, and the hostess. The club will meet next Tuesday at 2 PM at Mrs Peters 711 Belleview Street.
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