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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1932
Page
7
Advertises MAKE THIS MODEL AT HOME PATTERN 2388 with step by step diagrams and seaming details. Notes sizes 16 to 20 and 34 to 42, yardage for fabric and ribbon, price 15 cents per pattern, catalog option 15 cents, mail to Amarillo Globe Pattern Department New York City.
United Daughters of the Confederacy meet Friday at Mrs. L. W. Patton 1306 Van Buren Street for a 3 p.m. historical study program and events. Ace Hi Bridge Club hosts at Mrs. C. B. Garner 623 Louisiana Street with pink orchid decor and luncheon. Branan Hutson Corbett top scores. players include Amstead McKinney Miles Swann Johnson Gillespie Branan Hutson Corbett Phipps Hutton more.
The article profiles Mrs. Pearl Evans running a two acre Moscow California farm with two sons, yielding half the group’s food and $1,000 yearly. It notes Cecelia Loftus’s stage career in New York, the Cushing Oklahoma Women’s Club civic work, writer Rena Isabelle Halsey’s family, and Yvonne’s take on women in the Olympics.
Tonight includes First Christian Church choir practice at 8 o clock and Mizpah Club picnic at 7 at 1018 West Sixteenth Avenue. Other events list Woman's Hour from 4 30 to 5 30, G A meetings at Pierce Street Baptist and Unity Study Club programs at Taylor Street. Berean Class and U D C chapter meet in the evening. Godard of France, a swimmer, is the sole female member of the 63‑man French Olympic team.
Miss Hazel Mansker of Slaton was guest of Miss Iola Latham at 808 Pierce Street Tuesday evening. The rooms glittered with garden flowers and games preceded a late hour luncheon. Attending were Miss Mansker, Miss Anna Mae Jameson, Miss Martha Kronbeck, Miss Frankie Nell Bonds, Miss Elaine Doane and the hostess.
Paris reports jewelled clips returning to fashion with pear shaped narrow pointed ends and simple flat designs worn tucked at the neckline. Amarillo vacationists returned from New Mexico after visiting Santa Fe and Taos Junction ranches, hosted by Mr and Mrs Zyck and Mr and Mrs O L Richardson.
A farewell party was held Tuesday evening at 304 North Buchanan Street for Miss Gladys Fowler and friends Vernon Bushnell Glenn Harris Grover Mason Monroe Wade Walter Riddlespurger. Guests included Ruth Williams Gwen dolyn Brown Irene Oldham Opal Jordan Mary Lou Wright Jessie B. Holland Juanita Williams Evie Jordan Mary Jane Hamilton Irene Hamilton Louise Robertson Lucy Jordan Hazel Higgins June Vans hike Joy Tyler and many others.
Mrs. G. H. Bryant and her children Jess Lenna Georgia Mae Joe and Jim left by motor for Lockney to visit her parents Mr and Mrs R B Mercer. Dr and Mrs P Vineyard and daughters Mary Mildred and Jo Frances returned from Los Angeles where Dr Vineyard represented the Amarillo Lions Club at the international Lions convention. They visited friends in San Diego and Redlands and stopped at their summer home in the White Mountains of New Mexico on the way home.
Mrs H H Kelly hosted the Amania Class of First Baptist at 912 Louisiana Street Tuesday evening. Scripture verses answered roll call and a devotional was led by Mrs C O Williams before a social hour with numerous members and guests. Hilton visit to Colorado noted along with other local church activities and a YW A outing planned at Buchanan Street Park Friday evening.
Berlin reports say the Rightist press warns of a serious break between Chancellor Von Papen's government and Adolf Hitler over the Germany riots. Hitler is alleged to be expanding his network into Norway, Sweden, Denmark and Holland as part of plans for a Nordic bloc.
P. C. Bennett and Frank Ford returned from College Station where they attended a summer short course for county and home demonstration agents and a 4-H roundup. They noted improved conditions in Central and South Texas with farmers more optimistic and business generally better.
Jesse L. Worsham 45 president of a Houston auto firm named after him died by his own action death in a gas filled room above his garage. Justice Campbell R. Overstreet returned an inquest verdict of death by his own action.
A prosperity dance will be held this evening at the Elks' Home with the Little Red Black Face Radio Band as the featured act. Dancing starts at 9 o'clock and the public is invited to attend.
The First Christian Church group will entertain endeavorers of Pleasant Valley Friday afternoon. They will meet at Social Center at 5:30, then depart together for the picnic site.
The Will A Miller Chapter plans a meeting as details remain limited for the local fraternal group. Members are expected to discuss upcoming events and community activities.
Mrs. William S. Culbertson wife of the U S ambassador to Chile wore a white eyelet embroidered linen dress with an eton jacket and a white stitched crepe hat for an outdoor event in Washington
Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Rhodes of 1302 Western travel with Regenia Bentley for a two weeks’ trip through mid western states visiting relatives and friends along the route.
Are you afflicted with pimples and blemishes Nadinda Cream offers a bedtime application to clear impurities blackheads and freckles It claims to make skin soft smooth radiant and ivory white with a money back guarantee available at cosmetic counters tonight or tomorrow results hinted in advance
The Lux method washes stockings to maintain elasticity and prolong wear. It claims stockings stretch and spring back, preventing runs and sagging by keeping delicate threads intact under strain.
Children are invited to mail a coupon with two POST TOASTIES box tops to Inspector Post to receive a detective badge and instruction book. The materials promise clues, secret writing, and other detective skills while promoting physical and mental fitness.
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