The Amarillo Globe-Times from Amarillo, Texas • Page 7

Picnic Outing It Given And Pupils and of Mrs. W. Rhodes room ol the Minaret Wllli School were entertained with a pic nte outing at Elwood lut week end. Children whOM birthday cune In April had a large birthda; decorated with candles. Mrs R.

E. Davidson served enllr gathering with Ice cream lr honor of her son Paul's birthday. Guests attending were Theres Blevlns. Dana and A. p.

Pyeatt Cleta. Dixie and Evelyn Davidson Althea Rhodes, Elwood Bray. MI Sonny Ford. Pupili present were Billy Chen ault, Jean Harper. Billy Spoontz Billy Hare, Eugene White, Xen Blevlns, Edward Pyeatt, Ann Clay ton, Betty Lee Oatheright, Berber Dunnlven, Kenneth Busett, Davidson, Eugene Polk, Coylee Torit Jayne Bray.

Walter WlUford. Archl nay Wlllts. Billy Bitting. Bobbj Chambers, John Prank Dlxon Pauy Ruth am' Betty Mae Boone. Carter, Bsverly Martin.

Betty Ruth Cherry Holmes, Violet Visage. Mothers attending besides Rhodes, teacher, were MesdRtnes L. Chenault, W. Harper, Betty Ann Spoontz, H. V.

Hare, J. White. F. A. Blevlns, K.

E. Pyeatt E. R. Clayton, O. Oathrlsht.

Herbert Dunnivcn, c. a. Bassett. n. Davidson.

Eugene Polk, Terry Ford Clyde E. Eray and Miss Rosn Cam mack. EDWIN MARHHAM CIRCLE STUDIES HEALTH LESSON Health and Cleanliness were topics which constituted Monday afternoon's program of the Edwin Markham circle or the o. c. L.

A at the home of Mrs. Leslie Stephens, 300 Maryland Street. Papers on the subjects were given by Mrs. R. L.

Smith, Johnny Price and M. Fesrn. A handkerchief shower was given to Mrs, A. L-. Arndt, B'ho leaving to make her home In Wichita Kans.

were served to Mes- damcs C. O. Adams, W. D. Thornton and Mary K.

Blanton, guests: Mesdames A. K. Wilcoxson, Ray, inond Faulkner, Henry Laughlln, H. E. Housh, H.

A. Stolunwerck, Patterson, Exum, Johnny Price, L. T. Martin. C.

M. Penrn, R. L. Smith, A. L.

Arndt and the hostess. MRS. J. T. WEBB ENTERTAINS CLUB Mrs.

J. T. Webb the Travel study Club last week-end her home, 120ft West Eleventh Avenue. Mrs. Joe J.

Mickle was guest speaker. Mrs. G. T. Vineyard displayed the map showing the Palo Duro Canyon Park as arranged by Guy Quests attending were Mesdnmes J.

W. Sanders, a. T. Vineyard, A. P.

Reppert, J. I. Kendrick, J. J. Mickle, R.

A. H. Willborn. A. B.

Hayes, J. M. Carter, F. V. Studer, J.

Blythe, Carolyn Carter, R. B. Wlngate' and the hostess, MISS OREER VISITS HEBE Miss Annls E. Greer of Hereford the guest of Wiley Dodd, 720 Short Street. MOB THREAT SUBSIDES COLOR iDO SPRINGS, April (IP--quiet prevailed about the El Paso County jail today after live negroes, held as suspects In the beating of two Colorado College students, had been rushed to the state penitentiary at Canon City lor safekeeping.

Tke ART of 3 HAPPINESS FOR YOUR TEA DATE MT weru to a hwfef pUw, at tt yrtotJpftJ It'i ttarcblfflr dtftcuMcc la the nrth rix on "The Art ptness" which ahe writUo for By MARY MARGARET McBRIDE (Copyright, 19M, NBA Service, Inc.) NEW YORK, April women were ditcutslnt man who once owned a great hotel property In a certain large city. "He used to be worth 40 or 50 million, dollars," said one, "but his fortune dwindled after the craab until It WAS down to four or five mil Hong." Then, ahe added quite seriously; "He simply couldn't stand the terrible loss and so he went up to the roof one day and Jumped off." Think of it-- man is so miserable because he has only managed to retain five of his original 50 ml that he kills himself The thin sounds too fantaMlc. Yet it hap pened. And apparently the woma discussing the fate of the deflated millionaire shw nothing particularl rante In his despairing action. Moat of would -consider our IVM rich beyond wildest dream If we had even a.

tenth part ol million dollars to call our own. bu no doubt the hotel mnn actual! of himaalf as reduced pliable poverty by the decimation fortune. And since his happl 8 had been Wounded in a of Importance and security bokterr by his wealth, life seemed not wort' living without the whole of It. This ridiculous Individual estl mate of the value of millions wa derived, of course, from the atLltud of our pfe-crash civilisation toward money. Dollars had become so en tlrely the symbol of arhlcvemen that when they were the lose felt that his place Jn Rociety wti gone.

Spend Wisely One fortunate thing about th two or three trying: years just pas been a tendency to get a 'rom the domination of possessions Vfen and women have come to se that while money Is desirable as fur niching security against worry sbou rent, one nmy KtlU live and lappy without cozy reasaur ancc. The way to start being happ when you have less money than your neifinfcors and friends Is to de clde that you will not permit dol lars or the lack of them to be you measuring rod. Learn to spend wise ly what you have. Avoid Envy Above all, never forego Hie happi of accepting friends' hospital ity and offering your own. Oivft you jiieste the fclmple entertainment can afford and don't apologize.

En hy their parties, but don't strai your budget to return them In kind If Susan for instance gets the ne 1 fur coat, you were longing for, ad mire it sincerely; don't allow th wormwood of your envy to spoil he jjeasure. It's truer than you you don't have to own beaut enjoy it. if you can't have paint ngsof old masters In your home may enjoy them free wheneve wu like at public museums. If yoi cannot buy the latent good book, i ard will admit you to full fellow hip Jn the nearest public library. Do not be ashamed of your home clothes or your and you will be surprised to see how much respect will have fo our pluck and courage, how proud and nappy you 3'ourself will fee bmit your small victories.

TOMORROW: Be Happy In Mar Iftft. LOMBARDO BROTHERS AGREE ON TWO THINGS-FISHING AND MUSIC; DYNAMOS OF ENERGY EY SPOONT8 Guy, IjCbert. Carmen and Victor Lombardo are living dynamos. At lenst that's what a hectic hour or two In their vicinity would indicate. There are only two things upon which these four musical geniuses ngree, evidently.

These are fishing nnd music. Between concert IntermlsslonR at the Municipal Auditorium last night, the four waxed enthusiastic about boating, ynchts, cross-word puzzles and fishing. Proad of 350-Pound Sbark AU four ot the Bombardo boys, who comprise the malnstem of the fnmoua Royal Canadians, are ardent fishermen and love the sea almost to a point of fanaticism. The denial orchestra leader is proud of the 350- pound shark he caught laeb sum- mjr, while Lebert, the trumpet player, boasts of the 100 pound wet- low tall lie landed In 3nn Diego. "And in an hour and a hall we caught 21 tuna off Long Island," snys Carmen, singer of the Canadian musical group.

Victor, youngest of the Lombardo clan, and painfully shy, admits he is lond of swimming and cross-word puzzles. Lcbcrt is looking forward to the day he can replace his 54-foot yacht with the real article. "Art? Just Minute," Then intermission was over. "But, about art?" from chagrined reporter. "Ohf Watt Just a Walt.

Just until we finish this concert. You waft right hrre and 111 be light back And the Royal Canadians were off with a smart flourish. While autograph Aeckers were graciously greeted by Guy Lombar- cio, he mannged to tell a bit about the type of music the organisation lina tried to play since they first started, a home-town orchestra in I-onrion, Ontario. "Understandable music something people could without exertion-- what we've always had in mind," he "We find audiences react more quickly to music which is simple and unaffected," Tel li of Movie Tfie group, together 11 years, te a compact musical unit, and each member contribute something be sides his own playing to the orchestra. Spirited Lombardo said, come up at each rehearsal.

In this manner, he explained, better balance and greater cooperation Is obtained. "Now takft thnt motion picture we Jiwt finished," he began. "Picture Work is hrd work. We just made 'Many Hnppy Returns 1 with Bums and Allen, and you ought to see that Pullman scennl Funny! Carmen hero wrote the nonjs far the picture, hut I can't tel) you about them-there are five songa, and they are really good. But I can't tell you about them!" About Thai Violin 'Why do you always direct with your violin when you never play it?" The director was rapidly packing music and hunlin? feverishly for the list of requests submitted for last night'a concert presentation by Amarlllo and Panhandle muric lovers.

"Oh, I don't feel nature! without I guess I couldn't direct, without my fiddle. Now where did put requests? I want to use them on future broadcasts," The were found, and stowed away the right breast pocket of Lombardo's suit. Now he was fumbling for his coat and hat, muttering something about a cab, and "Wait a i now, rlon'L run off." On the way to the cab that waa to Uke him to The Nat, he was blandly getting down to the subject of art when he made an appalling discovery. He'd his "Iddte case Inside. There Waa a mad rush, a bit of breaUi-taklnjr hurry and Guy Lombardo, muslr remains "the thU aide of rushed away toward thft rest of an evening's work, promising tfl give some thought to art business.

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Address orders to 'Jhe Amarlllo Qlobe. Pattern Department, 243 West, nth Street. York. Oily. FINAL HONORS PAID LEADER, W.

W. LYNCH Last tribute was paid to William W. Lynch. Amarlllo civic builder, at 2:30 o'clock this a noon from the church he helped build --the Polk Street Methodist. Fhneral were pronounced by Rev.

J. T. McChlre. pastor. Chnrles A.

Ftik, Jiunei O. Oulrkr, D. W. Oweii, G. T.

Oliver, Carl Hill, W. R. Armstrong. S. D.

Bplllcr and Chnnclor a close friends and business associates, were pallbearcrii. Honorary pnllbcarers worn stewards of the church. Interment B-aa In Uario i I Funeral Home In charge. In respect to the man who founded 11, Bnn Jaclnto bun line I anil brl UK- If, 1f anil (V, NViv Yvrk). In, l)B ..,,,1 rentauraiil.

cewd service for hour, Ix'sln- nlng at o'clock. Mr. Lynch died Sinulny n', a local hospital. His home WIM nt 703 Cnr- ollnn atreet. He was one of Uio toiulluir rkvel- opere of West Anmrlllo.

when he movrd lo Anmrlllo In 100B his work centered around thnl rtl.slrliM. Burvlvora include' hu widow, two dauchters and three Karly full plowlng-undi-r Imr- vesled i alnllis It itn In boll weevil control. PIERCE ST. GREENHOUSE BAR Would Offer $2,5,000 For Public Enemies WASHINGTON. April tAi Patrnan, Democrat Texas.

ycMcrtlay Intiodurcd lullon to let Hie Attorney General pay rewnrrt tor the cap. (iiro -dcini or alive" ol nny criminal ne (Ic.sigiialcrl as a "public rni-nw." llir resolution. Patuian said is (mended lo apply to nc rson John Dtlllinjer. -Pretty Boy" Floyd and Clyde The same reward COT rould be Plilrl by tlte Attorney Clen- ernl for I i I a "to tho of such person ivlio been dMlanatod by ttie Altonwy Oennrnl as a uubllt enemy." Motor Tampering Charge to Jury It WM "colored" session In counts 1 court this morning. All i i a ftctlou.s concerned negroes.

Thr trim at SylvrnlcT Kiulinnn. charKrd i i vrlilrle al the TnlmiiKe A ineiio. had IK-MI romiilptrd ami tlie i to Die was Mng pre- lnrnl nl noon OlmrfiPs ol i assnult wi-i-i- Illril bj Alliw Uniluiy. nlloSM JHIIP.S slabbed IHT with klU'lii'n fork early llils. A bund of 4300 vum set the of 1J.

W. A i ni'uni. rlmryod i He u1i.ii churiies ol iissnull to immli-r In connocllrm i look plucn Moiirliiy a i i lltmil 111 (hi- M'cntul cn.M: lln.s Ix'pu fclH In L'OUli Spain Declares 'State of Alarm 9 MADrtlD. April 17 fbv- ernmrnt jtctipcd sternly into Valencia lnhor crisis torlny dei cliirp "mat." of alarm." -fiie dfcree. nlthmish in some lo martial Ian, not drastic.

Premier Alejandro I-rrroux, up lo Ills ntcV In chblnct -iliriculllfa nnct i probleinA In many of tljB cotiniry, jald ihn "slaw of alarm" wn.i rtcelnrcrt in Vnlencln bctauw the nflcctlne Die electricity, anrt wnter facilities npparenlly wero for froin Inter-Club Bridge Finals Tomorrow Trip. I of ihn Inler-clvlc club brlrlBe tmirnaineni will be tlnlci 7:30 o'clock tomorrow night at Khlvu Shilno Temple. Thi're M'lll he five tennin from CMh club eti('iet Thr will xlnrl promptly at o'clock i i piiitlclp.ir.tii niReil lo be on Very Much Improved After Taking Curriu! "I Imvc sutfcjeil ktrcM cleul fnini c.rnmpliiK," wrllrn Mrn, W. Tcxiul. "1 would chill nntt to no lo hell for nbonl tluno dnyfl ht ft I would hove u.

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