Eskimo beauty standards seen as fluid in Alaska
A AP report quotes Jonathan H. Wagner of the Alaska education office noting that Eskimo beauty norms are changing as natives grow in number. Experts say pure Eskimo types may blend into a mixed population within 30 years, while births exceed deaths in Alaska's Eskimo communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Beattle
Alaska
Jonathan H. Wagner
The
States Education Office
Wagner
Goldsmith Davis Hosts Keen Rupple Club Evening
Mr and Mrs Goldsmith Davis entertained Keen Rupple Club members at 1502 West Eleventh Street. Pink and green florals decorated reception rooms. Bridge prizes awarded to Mrs C E and club members Mrs Manley Walker Mrs H L Kinslow and Carl Miller. Attendees included several couples as special guests and members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldsmith Davis
Keen Rupple Club
West Eleventh Street
C. E
Manley Walker
H. L. Kinslow
Carl Miller
Leonard Timms
C.E. Dugger
Paul Winstead
J. R. Duncan
H. L. Kinston
Auxiliary Has Program at Social Center
The Auxiliary of the First Christian Church met at the Social Center with over 50 members present. Mrs. E. E. Boxwell led scripture, Mrs. H. P. Wheeler gave the prayer, and lessons on The Study of China and China's Needs were given by Mrs. Tom Williams and Mrs. FE M. Mirick. Solo and duet performances followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
E. E. Boxwell
H. P. Wheeler
Tom Williams
China
FE. M. Mirick
Howard Boxwell
Mary G
Betty Buckner
A. Q. McCue
Mrs. E. T. Wood Hosts Bridge Club Luncheon
Mrs. E. T. Wood entertained the 1930 Bridge Club with a luncheon at 715 A West Sixteenth Street. The violet and rose table featured violets and rose tapers. High score prizes went to Mrs. T. Roy Ratcliff and Mrs. H. K. Taylor. Special guests included Mrs. Hugh Evans and Mrs. E. W. Ames. Visitors from Wellington and Sulphur, Okla., stayed with Mrs. Jack Pittman and planned a Roswell trip to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Wood
West Sixteenth Street
T. Roy Ratcliff
H. K. Taylor
Hugh Evans
E. W. Ames
W. A. Glovier
Bernard Pitman
Brown Wilson
W. W. Sugg
Wellington
Frank Crawford
Sulphur
Okla
Jack Pittman
West Twentieth Street
Roswell, N. M
Social Calendar for Women’s Clubs Sessions
Social Calendar lists Child Study Club hosted by Mrs. Paul Skill man at 2400 Ong Street with Mrs. J. T. Parker as assistant hostess at 3 o'clock. Also Twentieth Century Club hosted by Mrs. E. 8. McKinney at 1928 Harrison Street at 2 30 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Skillman
Ong Street
J. T. Parker
Twentieth Century Club
E. 8. McKinney
Harrison Street
Freckles Vanish Jar by Othine Double Strength
An advertisement promises rapid fading of freckles with Othine double strength cream. It claims results in days and offers a money back guarantee if it fails to remove even the worst freckles and improve complexion.
Fashion Note Brightens Eyewear Trends and Eyebrow Shape
A minute style note describes long straight eyebrows with narrow eyelid spacing as a campy look for new fashions. It recommends an eyebrow pencil to straighten and extend the line, reflecting Public Ledger commentary.
Bridge Party Hosted by Mrs Siegel and Mrs Bertman
Mrs M J Siegel and Mrs James G Bertman hosted a bridge party yesterday afternoon at The Rose Bowl. The room featured spring blossoms such as roses sweet peas and snap dragons. Players included Mrs Dave Funk and Mrs B Mc Murray among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Siegel
James G. Bertman
Rose Bowl
Dave Funk
B. Mc Murray
E. W. Congleton
J. R. Lemmon
Evelyn Ransberger
W. B. Varnes
Morton Lambert
J. C. Hurst
Morris Funk
B. M. Murray
M. Hollander
Mrs. W. F. Lofgren Hosts Scout Mothers Meet
Mrs. W. F. Lofgren will entertain the mothers of Boy Scouts Troop No. 9 at her home 712 North Arthur Street tomorrow from 2 to 5 PM. All mothers are cordially invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Lofgren
Boy Scouts
Troop No. 9
North Arthur Street
Mrs. J. M. Ballard Hosts April Fool Party at Second Baptist
Mrs. J. M. Ballard entertained the young married people's B Y P U of the Second Baptist Church at 412 N E Third Street with an April Fool Party. Games and foolish stunts were enjoyed and hot chocolate and cookies were served to guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Ballard
B. Y. P. U. of the Second Baptist Church
N. E. Third Street
T. E. L. Business Meeting
The Class of the First Baptist Church holds a regular business meeting Friday at 2 30 PM at the home of Mrs. Horace Griggs 2616 Ong Street Group No 6 in charge class members urged to attend Mrs Morris Nefsonn of Wichita Kan is visiting Mrs Rudy Bauman at 1307 West Seventeenth
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First Baptist Church
Horace Griggs
Ong Street
Morris Nefsonn
Wichita, Kan
Rudy Bauman
West Seventeenth Street
Woman Sculptor Proposes Huge Red Sea Lighthouse
Italian sculptor Favi V. Mengarini, featured at the Corcoran, plans a colossal lighthouse for Massawa port on the Red Sea. Mengarini is noted as Mussolini’s marble likeness commission and creator of Rome World War heroes monument and other Italian works.
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Associated Press
Washington
Favi V. Mengarini
Corcoran Art Gallery
Massana
Red Sea
Madame Mengarini
Mussolini
Rome
Amarillo Traffic Club Luncheon Draws Notables
Guy Smith of Maryland Casualty, Charles Sorg of Northern Pacific, Frank O Kane of Trinity and Brazos, T S Staples of Chicago and Eastern Illinois, and Bob Sanford of Southern Steamship visited Amarillo for a noon meeting at the Amarillo Hotel. Verona Thompson leaves Moore and Wilson to join Hickman Price in Kress then Amarillo later. Amarillo residents are surprised by three Gothenburg Sweden headquartered fire insurance firms operating in Amarillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sorg
Northern Pacific Railway
Frank O'Kane
Trinity and Brazos Railway
Fort Worth
T. S. Staples
Chicago and Eastern Illinois Rail Road
Bob Sanford
Southern Steamship Company
Amarillo
Verona Thompson
Moore and Wilson
Hickman Price
Kress
Amarilloans
Anarillo
Gothenburg
Sweden
Is This Your Birthday Earl Minderman Feature
Earl Minderman May include mention of April 3 as a birthday and notes on Margaret Anglin born 1876 in Ottawa. The piece lists other women born on the day and references theater history, actress achievements, and related social notes with local names and places such as Amarillo Canadian Dallas and Texhoma architectural plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Anglin
Ottawa
Canada
House of Commons
Roxane
Richard Mansfield
Charles Frohman
Henry Miller
England
Australia
Egypt
Joan of Arc
Iphigenia
Aulis
Mary Carpenter
Olive
Princess of Cumberland
Harriett Elizabeth P. Spafford
Augusta Huiell Seaman
Lulu Caze
March Above Average Precipitation
March was above normal for precipitation but below normal for temperature. Total rainfall reached 1.27 inches, 0.56 inch above average, while the first quarter of 1930 recorded 0.9 inch below normal. The month average temperature was 45 degrees versus a 46.9 degree normal, with 14 clear days, 11 partly cloudy, and six cloudy.
Forty four votes in family record from Oklahoma clan
C J Box and wife Ya Hola of Okla claim 44 Democratic votes from a family of 45. The 45 vote group includes their children and grandchildren with no minister, lawyer, or doctor among them. Box is 73 and his wife 71.
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Ay United Press
Muskogee
Okla
C. J. Box
Yahola
Box
Prayer Week Observed by West Amarillo Baptists
West Amarillo Baptist Church observes a special prayer week for a revival meeting to begin Sunday at the West Amarillo Church on Sixth Avenue and Virginia Street. Services run daily 8 to 9 p m led by Rev A W Fechner with Dr R E Bass of Hamilton First Baptist in charge. Bass, a veteran Texas pastor evangelist, will headline a two week meeting through April 20 with local vocal groups directing singing.
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West Amarillo
Bass
Texas
Ben
Arkansas bootlegger believes in labels in moonshine slogan
In Russellville Arkansas a bootlegger arrested after drinking was found with a bottle labeled Aged in the woods bottled in the barn Arkansas Razorback moonshine Funeral service arranged later. The dealer used a razorback hog as his trademark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Russellville
Ark
Arkansas
Transfer of Goss case on infant body removal
Louis Goss former Hunt school teacher faces transfer to a county court at law on a charge of removing an infant’s body without a permit. District Judge W S Anderson ordered the move after the district court returned an indictment. murder charge had been no-billed in the same report.
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Associated Press
San Antonio
Tex
Louis Goss
Hunt School
W. 8. Anderson
Goss
Infant death linked to two suspects in Hunt case
An infant was found dead in a garbage can near Hunt. Grace Frederick, a nurse, and Buddy Heard are jailed in Bexar County under indictments alleging murder connected to the same case. Miss Ethel Schu macher, 19, of Hunt is also named in the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Schumacher
Hunt
Grace Frederick
Buddy Heard
Bexar County
Sachet Perfume Delicate Freshness Without Overpowering Scent
The article extols lavender sachets as a refined method to impart a gentle fragrance to lingerie and other fabrics. It cautions against heavy perfumery and promotes a subtle, lasting scent through dried flowers and aromatic blends.
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Society*t
Mr. and
Mrs. Davis
Public Ledger
J. G. Bertman
T. E. L. Business Meeting
Guy Smith
Maryland Casualty Company
Burger
Earl Minderman
New York
J. H. Henderson
Tohoka
O. R. Allen
Leader Department Store
Triniad
Colorado
Nell Hall
Seventh Avenue
Jackson Street
S. D. Lockhart
Leona Castleberry
Southwestern Adjustment Company
Dallas
Marjorie Pierce
Wichita Falls
Anjarillo
Southwestern
Castleberry
Amarillo Ho
John McCoy
Hughes Street
Darrell Jackson
West
Fifteenth Avenue
Harry R. Guiberson and
Oklahoma
Walter Holmes
Tulsa
Wight Woolsey
McAlister
Children’s
Amarillo, Texas
West Amarillo Church
FOX Drug Company
Wilmar’s
Polk
Vincent of
Paris
Denn Vayol
Vincent
Rue Royale
Madeleine
Rug Royale
Palmolive
Cleopatra
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