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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1935
Page
6
A pattern guide features a feminine beruffled style evocative of 1935 fashion. It outlines steps to create a delicate, vintage inspired outfit using era appropriate fabrics, trims, and construction details for home sewing enthusiasts.
Otnae Olam notes fashion feature on Double Tiered Ruffles in powder blue chiffon and cotton options. Describes pattern 2200 with sizes 14 to 40, yardage 3 39, illustrated sewing steps, and ordering details from Amarillo Globe Pattern Department in New York City.
Amarillo’s second Sea Scout ship under registration at Boy Scout Headquarters. led by Bob J. Johnston and sponsored by Polk Street Methodist Church Men’s Bible Class. Charter members include J. Flack, George Baker, Trent Davis, Billy Foran, J. B. Lynn, Quentin Lewis, Bill McFaheern, J. Ney Morgan, Jack Ratclift, Bobby Rogers, Bill Rusk, Oscar Shilling, Thomas Slack, Clark Wagner, Powers Kervin, John B. Oden, and Plake Sparks.
Emergency seed loans for 1935 production began after the $60,000,000 appropriation became available. Norman Monaghan, director of seed loans, announced the start of disbursement in Washington. In other news, Chinese girls form anti marriage clubs in major cities pledging suicide rather than marriage.
Children who have had contagious diseases must obtain a statement from their family doctor or the health officer before reentering school. The city county health unit reported this morning that several children are attempting to return without the required statements.
Three Amarillo homes were placed under quarantine for scarlet fever this morning per Dr. B. M. Primer, head of the city county health unit. The city also reports several cases of chicken pox and German measles.
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