Amarillo Club News Highlights Local Gatherings and Events
Amarillo society notes report the Young Women's Association sewing for the Children's Home, hosting at Gladys Farrell’s home, and Gladys Farrell and Velma Austin organizing clothing for the poor. Visiting Christelle Owens of Plainview, Ruby Davis and Joe Mallard wed in Clarendon, and various clubs meet at homes and schools. A Panhandle Music Festival promotion and school carnival plans are also covered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Association of
First Christian Church
Gladys Farrell
Pierce Street
Pierce
Velma Austin
Cladys Farrell
Amarillo
Ruby Davis
Joe Mallard
Clarendon
California
Johnson's Tire and Battery Service to Open in Amarillo
A new firm named Johnson's Tire and Battery Service Shop will be located at 808 Polk Street Amarillo. Manager owner A R Johnson brings ten years of experience. The plant will offer tire and battery service along with steam and vacuum auto cleaning.
Emphasis and balance in dress styles outlined
A fashion column surveys how emphasis and balance guide dress design using color, trimming, and unique details. It warns against overfussy looks, notes how necklines or cuffs suit different figures, and previews a tunic dress with navy charmeen embroidery and a narrow skirt for mobility.
Wigs and Hats Trendy Materials Draw Attention in Amarillo
Evening shade wigs range from ash blond to emerald green in rope silk, with styles braided, knotted, or swept back. New fabrics include Banbock pleated weave, Luster hair cloth, Gros de Londres silk, Visca variations, and visca ribbed faille. Capeline hats grow in appeal as warmer weather returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banbock
Gros de Londres
Viaca Moire
Coburg Visca
Visca Faille
Colorful silk band hat embellishment described
A Amarillo woman notes a hat with a roman stripe effect created by sewn narrow silk braid bands of different colors. The piece is described with colors across the front and looping at each wide section.
Home Waved Hair Care Tips For Least Harmful Style
The piece advises minimizing heat and harsh curlers to protect hair while achieving a waved look. It suggests layering waves by parting and knotting, or shaving back for bobbed hair, and offers guidance on using large irons and henna tinting. It also warns about eye irritation from oils and promotes daytime tonic use.
Avoid Three Dangers: Snake, Smooth Tongue, Wanton Woman
A Japanese proverb warns against three perils: a venomous snake, a smooth talking man, and a woman of loose conduct. The saying frames caution in social interactions and personal safety.
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Society
Eva Kathryn Harris
Club News
Christelle Owens
Plainview
Edna Earle Northern
van Buren Street
Owen
W. C. Gatton
Tyler Street
Travel Study Club
Home Interests Club
Robert Benson
Harrison
East Side Community Club
East Ward
Nat
Cliffside School
Galli-Curci
Schipa
Hugo Kortschalk
Francis Moore
New York
Col Eeum
Kathryn Canady
Tyler
T. M. Durrett
W. N. Durham
la Costura Club
Mesdames
C. J. Brumert
W. K. Chandler
S. P. Winyard
C. D. Jackson
O'Brien
Carrie Thomas
JT. Rasco
C. E. Smith
Frank Clowe
T. E. Durham
Elmer Miller
R. E. Underwood
M. W. Lemons
G. Oliver
G. M. Waddill
E. C. Brittan
J. Service
E. Carlander
Terese Busey
Albert Riddle
Blythe Gentry
Victor Formley
Arlin Stren
Franz Dyche
Melvin Jones
Marjorie Moore
Pauline Martin
Helen Tuell
Frances Mullinex
Billy Childers
Edna Wallace Hopper
Lampoon
Wearwell
Amarilo
Alex M. Mood Lawyer
Polk
Shoe Department
Greers’ Department Store
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