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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1932
Page
7
Pattern 2254 offers a small girl ensemble with a print coat and skirt and a plain color bodice lining. Sleeveless frock is one piece to wear without the jacket. Sizes 4 6 8 10 12 only. Send 15 cents per pattern plus catalog offer 25 cents total. Amarillo Globe Pattern Department Amarillo Texas.
Gen Jose Francisco Uriburu, leader of Argentina's 1930 revolution and provisional president until February, died in Paris after an emergency stomach ulcer operation. Born 1868 in Salta, he rose from wealthy military family, directed the 1930 coup, and governed until Justo's election.
E. Ross Chamblin, 53, architect and engineer and former Texas Spanish War Veterans commander, credited with rescuing President Hoover from bandits during the Boxer rebellion, died in a Memphis veterans hospital. He lived in Dallas 15 years and was to be buried there.
The Wesley Friendship Class of San Jacinto Methodist Church hosted a reception at 2604 Hughes Street with large pastel sweet pea baskets. Mrs. Elmer Miller led the program assisted by Kenneth Schultz, and a lengthy host and guest list followed with games readings and musical numbers.
Debutantes summoned to Buckingham Palace are urged to wear dresses of British manufacture to please the King and Queen. The Lord Chamberlain is placing printed slips at all summonses stating the royal wish. The push mirrors a behavior inspiring national production in royal directives.
The Figure Eight Club entertained members with a Wednesday bridge dinner hosted by Miss Helen Murphy of 1904 Lincoln Street. Miss Elaine O Ferrall won high and Miss Sue Bradley placed low. attendees included Grace Browning and others.
Paris designers trim pastel tinted crepe frocks with black accents. A model wears yellow crepe with black yoke sleeves, while another in apricot rose features a black marocain waist and vivid belts. Black belts appear as a chic accent on pastel frocks.
Mrs Walter Brown wife of the postmaster general wore a sage green crepe de chine dress and a brimmed hat of green rough straw at a luncheon for Mrs Hoover. James Parks was elected president of Tyler Street School seventh grade with Helen Houston as vice president and Frances Robertson as secretary treasurer. The Rainbow Girls plan a Leap Year dance at the Masonic Temple with Pampa Rainbow Girls and DeMolays from Clovis as guests. Jesse's Melody Maids to provide music.
The Mozart Society opens National Music Week with a 4 30 pm program in Polk Street Methodist chapel. The society links to the International Mozart Foundation of Salzburg via Mrs B V Blackwell and daughter Esther Johnsson studying at the Mozarteum. The foundation, founded 1880 in Mozart's birthplace, supports a Mozarteum Symphony Orchestra, museum, chamber music cycles, music congresses, and a conservatory. A father and son banquet at Buchanan Street Methodist Church tonight has been postponed.
W L Phillips 47 of Wilson was hospitalized in Dallas after losing a foot under a freight train yesterday. No further details on cause or circumstances were provided.
Washington April 29 A White House banquet for governors following the Richmond conference kept politics away as Gov Franklin D Roosevelt of New York sat between President Hoover and Mrs Hoover. Attendees included Albert C Ritchie of Maryland Governor White of Ohio and Gifford Pinchot amid light banter with reporters. Pinchot said there was not a word about politics.
Fort Worth April 29 An automobile race ends with Weldon M. Allen 23 arrested after he drove a car in reverse to flee two federal officers. 12 gallons of liquor confiscated. Allen released on $1000 bond, charged with liquor possession.
In Cairo Egypt a gold rush drives a surge in gold teeth sales as sellers flock to jewelry shops and pawn markets. Local traders report high demand from residents seeking affordable dental gold replacements and traders note rising prices.
Robert Owen aged 23, formerly a quarry laborer, won the bardie chair for the best ode at the Balenau Festiniog Eisteddfod in Wales. The award highlights a notable rise from laboring to literary acclaim within the Welsh festival circuit.
Jim Wing, a Panhandle rancher, plants Chinese trees and vegetables on a five acre plot north of River Road. His chef Joe Won helps with crops including Chinese parsley, grapes, turnips, melons, and cucumbers. An irrigation system with a power pump and concrete reservoirs is under construction.
Midland April 29. W K Peg Wilson Winkler County commissioner received a 20 year penitentiary term after a district court jury found him guilty of killing W H Blacktie Laughlin outside a Wink case last October. The companion case against Wink peace officer W R Jennings resulted in 35 years imprisonment.
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