The Amarillo Globe-Times from Amarillo, Texas • Page 4

THE AMARIUO GIOK. AMARILLO. TEXAS FRIDAY. OCTOMR I. IM7.

SOCIETY B. P. W. C. Officers fTo Attend Conference Here The Social Calenda Baptist WHS Has Meeting The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church held an all-day meeting at the church Wednesday with a record attendance of 176 members, The Janet Ray Circle was in charge of the missionary program with Mrs.

R. B. Wingate, missions phulrjnan, Mrs. J. T.

Russell led the opening grayer which was followed by a beautiful devotional by Vada waldron of Clarendon, newly appointed Baptist missionary to Argentina. Mlu Waldron gave the Brail- of Missionaries, and told of lier experiences In mission work In Port Worth. She quoted a number pi scriptures suited for missionaries Mrs. W. W.

Cox gave a dlscusslo pn China as a. country. She sale "Chinese people are a challenge us. first, as nation, and secon as R. people." She traced the Unions of China fmm an early date Mrs.

H. McDonald gave In terestjng news flashes on the In tensive Baptist missionary work 1 China. Mrs. Guy Carlnnder, drcsswi 1: Chinese costume, Rang composl tlon with Chinese music and word written by Mrs. Guy Chlsolm.

8h accompanied by Mrs. J. at the piftno Mrs. Joaey, violin. Moving pictures of China wer ihown by R.

A. Springer, educntlona director, Lunch was served with the Berthn Lee Hunt Circle ss hostess. Dr. Howard Wllllamc, pastor, thnnket the society for the sen-ice rendcrec the brotherhood In serving dinner once month. The afternoon business session was called to order by Mrs.

R. Burnett, president. Mrs, P. Black gave the devotional on "Shlnlni Faocs for Christ." The outline of the year's work wan given by Mrs. Burnett and words of appreoiaVon were spoken to the members for their a i Ajjpport during the past year.

Yearly reports, were given by past standing committee chairmen. The 14 circle chairmen and stand- Ini committee chairmen for the year wen Introduced. Each group Miss Grace Fitzgerald of Sher-1 man, president of the Texas Federation of Business and Profession al Women's Clubs, and Miss Meta Meadow of Fort Worth, state vice president, will attend the district B. P. W.

C. conference to be held here Saturday and Sunday. Headquarters for the meeting will be at the Herring Hotel. Important business sessions, talks by state officers, a round table discussion and elaborate social affairs are planned, according to Mrs. Grace Hodge, general conference chairman.

Registration for the conference will begin Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock, followed by a tea from 4 until o'clock on the mezzanine floor of the hotel. Mrs. Maude McClung Is In charge of arrangements for the te. song which had selected as ItepreenUtlve of that croup. The attractive new yearbooks were fttUtrtbuted by Mn.

W. A. Dtnan ThU tittpintuonfti msetlnij wan with "Appreciation Mo- at which time many mem- expressed themselves words HppreclaUon for the pant year. IjOIROIJC ROLDfl RALR Circle No. 6 of the First Chrls: Church In holding a mmmiiee today and tomorrow it 603 Fourth Avenue.

An outstanding social affair will be the "Our Home Towns' Business Banquet" Saturday evening at 7:30 o'clock at the hotel. Greetings will be given by Mayor Ross D. Rogers, Walter A. Barlow of the chamber of commerce, and presidents of the civic clubs. MlM Fitzgerald will be the principal speaker.

Miss Hattilu White, president of the Amnriilo club, Is In charge of arrangements for the banquet, which will be followed by a complimentary midnight, matinee at the Paramount. The Sunday morning program will open at 7:30 o'clock with the Golden Circle Breakfast, with Miss Elizabeth Nlxson, state education chairman, In crmrRe. A general conference and discus slons will bn held from 9:30 until 1 o'clock Sunday morning. Mrs. Fay S.

Gordon, former state president will preside. An entertainment feature of th meeting will be the "Merry Oi Round and 'Round Luncheon" Sun. day nt 1 o'clock, with Mrs. Blanche 3 umphrey In charge. Miss Fern Hoover of Lltllefleid Is dlstric chairman.

TONIGHT Graham Circle of First Baptist Church, church. 8:15 o'clock. SATURDAY. Children's Story Hour, Country Library, 10 o'clock. U-Denl-Em Club, dinner and party with husbnndfl gucfltn.

Mr. and Mrs. 605 Maditon Street, Dorciw Clau Church. Mrs. Chi 3 o'clock.

of Plrni chrlBtlan rim Kirk. 1319 Bellairt. Miss Stewart Is Honored at Bridge Party Berean (lass Meets at Home Of Mrs. Homer Jacobs The Berean Class of the Amarillo Christian Church held esses. regular business meeting at home of Mrs.

Homer Jacob, 820 Vlr- Miss Marian Stewart, bride-elect of Mr. Monte Rosenwald. wu honored wlUi a brldfe party and miscellaneous shower given by Mn. Leon Krupp and Mn. James Dalley Wednesday evening at Mn.

Dailejr's home. 1010 Hayden Street. The bride-elect's chosen colon, blue and white, were carried out In the appointments of the affair. High score vu awarded to MlM Stewart and consolation to Miss Alleen Ballew. Those attending were: Mesdames Lola Stewart, Evelyn Kennedy Myers, Marella Jtnak, Aubrey Jackson.

Edsar Parsons; Marian Stewart. Maurlne Stewart, Maty Kathorlne Headrick, Jennie Mc- Kirahah, Olive Cooper, Tilly Black- West burn, Alleen Ballew and the host- Yesterday's Charm in Lace Crochet Homecraft Club Has lection of Officers Mrs. Trnnlc Baker Is the of the Homecraft Club She was chosen at the meeting hclc her home Thursday. Other new ifflcers nre: Mrs. M.

L. Ammona ecretary-treasurer, and Mrs. George Runyon. reporter. Tile group worked on Mrs.

Baker's lub quilt. RefrofihmcnU were served to Mes- iames Ammons. B. B. Breeding, R.

Hill. R. Miller, George Runyon Thomas, nnd the hontess. The cluh will meet next Thurs- lay with Mrs. Ammons, 2112 Bu- Street.

SEWING INTERTAIN'MENT FOR dim Sewing furnished entertainment at the meeting held by the Btry' Needle Club Thursday at 'the home of Mrs, H. A. Williams. A white lophant sale was held, Attending were: Mesdames Cecil Gardner, a. K.

Weaver, Ed Putman, William Copcland. R. S. Bramim, arl Larsen. I.

V. Smith, L. W. Luren. J.

B. McOee, Jack Lewis, Bob and the hostess. The cluh will hold an all-day leetlng nnd novered dish luncheon the home of Mrs. Branum, 50614 Tenth Avenue, next Thursday. Canada exported whisky to tns mount of during 1936.

HIGH HAT and Handsome lints ihnt really give you a "Lift," High and very Handsome try the tail toquM and turbims very new profile bcrrts lints wtlh daring brims Hint swirl up swirl dawn. Vrll, Rhinestone or Sntln Trims, Created by Wil- $198 unit up Conkllng an assistant hostess. Mrs. W. O.

Payne presided at a business session, Carl Sunday school superintendent, conducted an Impressive Installation service lor officers who will serve during the coming year. He complimented the retiring president, Mrs, W. O. Payne, on her past work and charged the incoming officers to continue the splendid work the class Is doing for the community. New officers are: Mrs.

C. C. Fountain, president; Mrs. A. O.

Knox, vice president; Mrs. E. Rou-sh, secretary; Mrs. p. H.

Winstead, treasurer; Mrs. S. A. Woody, reporter, Mrs, Art Wheeler Is beginning her eighth year as teacher of the class. Refreshments were served to Mesdames Mae Bitting, R.

E. Roush, E. C. Artcrburn, Art Wheeler. W.

O. Payne. C. C. Fountain.

R. E. Wales, J. A. Stlnson, P.

H. Wlnstead, A. O. Knox. W.

AlLston, A. S. Harper; Miss Maymle Chlnn. Mr. dim, nd the hostesses.

State President if A. A. U.W. Will Be Here Tuesday Mrs. M.

Alexander of Corpus state president of the American Association of University Women, will speak Tuesday night at o'clock at'a reception to be given In her honor at the Amarillo Country Club. Preceding the reception, a banquet wlll.be held at the Harvey i House. Mrs. Alexander Li a graduate of Sophie-Newcomb College, where she majored In English. She served the Corpus Chrlstl branch of the association as president, and has served as vice president of the state organization.

While in the city. Mrs. Alexander will be a guest at the Capitol Hotel. She plans to visit the A. A.

u. W. branches In Parnpn, Borger and Canyon during the week. Beta Miss Lois Smith Has Charge Of Program for Sorority Alpha Aloha Chapter of Sigma Phi met at the Arnarillc Hotel Monday evening with Miss Lois Smith In charge of the pro gram. lM Hallie Reeder gave a tall on "Friendship: The Highest Rela tlonshlp of Man to Man." Mis Lillian Mead discussed "Pythrafls, and Ml.is Virginia Leigh Bull closed program by giving a review history nnd traditions of thi sorority.

MM. Wanda Fauquet Reed wa, presented with a coffee table am vanity set inscribed with the sorority crest. Household Hint; "WAXKD PAPER You know how handy paper owels are 1 In a container above the ilnk. You'll find that a similar roll of wax paper above the kitchen able will be just as convenient. The has a saw-toothed edge hat IcH you tear off any size strip ou need.

RENEWING TAPES If the summer sun has laded the apes on your Venetian blinds, or you find that the tape has be- ome soiled, you can buy tape to lip over the old. II In a Umber of plain colors and In a eometrtc design. NON-Cl'RL SHELF TRIM It Is no longer excusable to have paper on your cupboard for lielf paper can now be bought with moisture-proof edging that docs ot curl up. EX-LIBRIS Some people are finding a use for le long library tables a were in tyle about 30 yrnrs aso. There may one in your atUc.

You can make grand roffee lablo out of It by wlnB off the legs to the proper lslu and then reflnlshlng It In antique white. SPEEDING IVY If $ou can't get Ivy to Brow doors--try "feeding" It a tablet of plant food about once a week. Ivy considerately (rented will perk right '-o Rrow faster than you ever hoped. Scout Uniform Takes Boy on SEATTLE U.R Robert A. Porter, 19-yeir-old Eagle Scout and "coutmaster of Jackson, arrived here after a S.SOO-mtle journey Hcrou the nation--and he owes It 11 to hla Kcoutlni uniform.

Porter left Detroit, with Wo MX) a resplendent, apotless Boy Scout uniform. On arrival here, he complained of neither a cramped thumb nor blistered feet lad he walked only four mllej ot the original 3,800. The young scout left Detroit on Aug. 30, Incidentally, In a new 'ackard automobile that carried him to Salt Lake in one stretch. He ar- there on Aug.

23, reached San Bernardino. Aug. 24, thence to Angeles, and on Into Seattle Aug. 30. "The purpose of the trip was solely to meet people and gain experience," Porter said.

"Also, I to make inquiries about the death of relative of a friend of nine, and besides, I'm studying to lawyer, and this brush with California procedure was instructive." A A ART LINEN SHOP SI I Poll SI. Phone 2.3071 LARGEST Exclusive LINEN Shop in the Panhandle MOTHER AND HOUSEWIVES TAKE NOTiCE! INFANTS' DRESSES Limit MalrrUlv Mcrlr Mailr. 4 tor $1. 1.hull I Toddler's Printed Dresses I for Jl. Umlt, In a I SUPER SPECIAL Pu Li TABLE CLOTH 501 50 Napti.ii to Malch.

$2.75 on HANDKERCHIEFS Hand Errbroidprpd 10 INFANTS' DRESSES Tinlirnlilrrnl PErTKR CASES Own peppers, cut In halves nnd 1 1 Mmmrrert for ten minutes, make jt-aMy cfl.ses for rronmed or r-scnl- loosed mlxlurM surh as macaroni nnd cheese or wallnurri tlsh. After i poppers have been put llwm in the oven lor five minutes or so to brown the OH, HOME DEVICES Oil Hn-lnml hnusrliold devlrei as washing marhine. va- I'uum cleaner and the floor pollshlnc at least once year. Tie sure tn fotloy InsmirtliMU which pome with A HINT and ront.nltifr* i 'efrlgerstor should be wiped pit i rlolli. nenri; even- to prevent them from ieavms: darV- poLi and rinss on the Inbir The moisture which on tlir jars rau.u\ rlncs increases during the mmmer OR.VXGE WITH rr.MPKIS Orsnce blends wci-.

pumpkin. Add a i hjlrp or Krate1 or.nnce ilnri next tiimpvin pie fillins A ot enough A rl.I'B TO sirrr MONDAY Hnnmviv will Mrs 49' SWEATER AND LEGGING CARPET SPECIALS rr I ImltfO Vtnr On! $1.50 (M fl Spe Mrs. Wayne Fulttn Is Hostess (or Snippers Club Mrs. Wayne Fulton wu hostess Wednesday to the Snippers Club. Sewing furnished entertainment.

Irs. Travis Daws WM welcomed Into the club as a new member. Members attending were: Mesdames Bill Chumley, Robert Manner, Garland Pearce, William Copeland. Francis McCown, Charles Tomllnson. Jess Pearce, Sandy Jowell, Glenn HolIU, and the hostess.

Miss Beatrice Williams was a guest. During the gold rush In Alaska, bpefsieak sold for a pound at Circle City. BolMeror Setrf PATTERN 5790 Crinoline days inspired this bedspread panel of filet crochet. You71 enjoy seeing the figures grow under your flying crochet hook. It's in string and you can use a pastel shade instead of white If It's color you want.

The lace stitch sets off the design. Done in string, the panel Is 24x35 inches--smaller In finer cotton. And you can use the design for a door panel. The smaller one does for bolster and scarfs. In pattern S790 you will find detailed Instructions and charts lor making the panels shown; Illustrations of the panel and of the stitches used; material requirements.

To obtain this pattern send 10 cents In stamps or coin (coin preferred) to Amarillo Dally News, Household Arts 259 W. 14th Street. New York. N. Y.

Be sure to write plainly your NAME, ADDRESS, and PATTERN NUMBER. Mr. and Mrs. Kyle McLain Are Honpred at Informal Party To honor Mr. and Mrs.

Kyle Me-1 field, E. O. Caldwell, R. A. Buniet Lain in their new home, 1018 West I and James Wise.

Tenth Avenue, a large group of iheir friends gathered informally Tuesday evening and presented Mr. and Mrs. McLain with a 54-plece set of silver. The silver, wrapped In Individual packages, was delivered at Intervals throughout the evening by a messenger boy. Mrs.

Jamee Bollard and Mrs. Dea Caidwell were co-hostesses. From an attractive lace-covered ible, Miss Dorothy ttsgood and bliss Laulette Lockleer served an Ice course. Centering the table was a silver bowl of yellow anu copper colored chrysanthemums. Yellow and brown candles burned In silver holders.

Mrs. McLain was Miss Dea Rosamund Caldwell before her recent marriage. The guest list Misses Peggie Patton, Paulyne Matheny, Ruth McAlplne, Mary Edith Batson, Mary Burnett, Loree Rogers, Jean Qoodham, Alice Hertner, Jane Roddy, Marjorie Gaither, Laulette Lockleer, Marjorie Parker, 'Dorothy Osgood, Ardath Johnson and Gloria Caldwell. Mesdames Roy Lockleer, Ida Blair, Roy Prentice, Rowena D. Burton, Anne S.

Kirkman, L. V. Wallace, J. Ydw.v H. McAlplne, Lester Blakemore, Vernie Thompson Lowe, Gladys M.

Glenn, Lee Brown, Ima Hays. Ruth Gist Palmer, Elizabeth Wright, James C. Ely. Maude Ely, Betty Ince, Nell McKlllop, Eddie Baumel, O. A.

Kennedy, Howard Randal, Glen 'Hal- and Mrs. Kyle McLain, and Mrs. James Ballard, Mr. Mrs. Dea Caldwell and Dean Cald well.

CRISS CROSS CLUB IS ENTERTAINED Criss Cross Sewing.Club met the home of Mrs. R. V. Norman, 80 Lake Street, Tuesday when Mrs Ed McKechnie was honored with birthday shower. Mrs.

Warner Kelly received th club prize. Refreshments were served to Mes dames Ed McKechnie, Ed Putman J. Palkovic, A. T. Pullterson, A.

Lindsay, Warner Kelly ad 'toy Norman. The club will meet with Mn. Pal kovlc next Tuesday Schi pure a of the kitchen JOHN AMEDIO ACADEMY Taylor ENROLL NOW! IN AMEDIO'S A I BAND STARTING OCTOBER lit Two band leuana weekly for the nemlnal fee of per month. Clan lexoa aa low aa 13 per month. 'Mr.

Amedio win loan yon an accordion, no obligation. For full details phont the-OF MUSIC AND ART Phone OCTOBER HOSIERY EVENT EW FALL COLORS: INCATAN CAFE CLAIR BURNT SUGAR ANDES SMOKE TONE Your skirts are shdrter, fabrics in fashion mort luxurious--and therefore you must wear finer You could wish for no clearer, finer weave of stockings than these, yet we've succeeded in obtaining them for you at a most moderate price. Buy a dozen in an assortment of new colors, right now. Wilton Crepe Chiffon HOSE STARTING TODAY 79 3 Pairs for $2.25 705-707 POLK ST. MaV n-- I U.I..M (HI li J.

MNMf Rlnr Home. Demonatratloo Olub met at tbt home Mn. T. 1. laaJowy.

dmwnttrttor, Wedneedty afternoon. Mn. Marfaret Prescott. president, ireilded over the business aeaalon. Kn.

Maloney gave a report on her recent trip to San Antonio where ahe attended the state home dem- orutraUon.club convention. She alao read her bedroom atory. Later, the croup vent to the home of Mrs. Owyn, pantry demonstrator. She gave her pantry story and everyone viewed her well arranged pantry.

Miss Pauline Lokey discussed the Ball contest which will be held at the next meeting. Refreshments were served to Mesdames Sidney Brown, Grady Blair, 3eorge Burnham, Miss Marian Maoney and Miss LoJcey. guests; Mesdames W. D. Irby, W.

C. Stockett, L. Olasgow, H. H. Hill, W.

B. of Stuci on. let Cream a a i CUlbert, Jeanes Owyn, Ben Margaret Preecott, V. R. Troupe.

T. J. MaJoney. L. Smith and f.

J. Webb, memken. next meeting will be at the home el Mn. K. Connellee on October 10 wnen covered dlah luncheon will be aerved.

DOBCA8 CLASS TO BE ENTERTAINED Mesdamea Charles Kirk, Thomas and W. A. Stone, will be hosteaees for the Dorcas Class of the Hat Christian Church Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Kirk, 1319 Bellaire. All members ot the class are urged to attend.

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