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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1932
Page
10
An advertisement extols Kellogg's Rice Krispies as a nourishing cereal for children. It highlights the cereal’s digestibility and role in growth, urges serving with milk at meals, and lauds the sealed WAXTITE package and Battle Creek production. The copy emphasizes care in manufacture and a hinged package top.
Paris designers label bright-hued jackets the dernier cri in sports fashion. Worn with white or beige frocks, the waist length jackets are sewn from linen or shantung to add color and flair.
Alpha Phi Chapter members and a large number of their young lady guests enjoyed a steak fry and picnic at Bivins Ranch in Potter County. The group traveled Tuesday afternoon around 5 o clock from the city to the north brakes area for the camping feast with many attendees including Betty Bivins Martha Greening Rue Paula Parcels Katherine Kirk Nell Collins and more.
Tonight events include Berean Class at West Amarillo Christian Church led by Mrs. R. N. Coleman at 8 o clock and Will A. Miller Chapter U D C with Mrs. L. W. Patton at 3 o clock. Unity Study Club meets at 1500 Taylor Street at 2:30 and 8 o’clock for Christian Influence in Literature and Be Ye Prospered. Gottfried Elo returns home from California to 1805 Pierce Street. Miss Hazel Alsup visits San Francisco native Upton Jones. Mrs. R. L. Allen and daughters Annabel and Charlotte, and Mrs Sally Moore return from New Mexico trip. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fuhr and family visit Amarillo en route to Paris Texas, staying with hosts Mrs. R. L. Allen and Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Walker.
Dana T Harmon presented her summer dance and expression pupils in a Thursday morning recital. Highlights included two new teams and a charming waltz by Barbara and Verne Motch. The program featured Amy Travis and Victor Smith in an adagio waltz and the Spanish Tambourine and Castanet class. Other numbers ranged from ballet to tap. Participants included Caroline Clark, Gwendolyn Leithauser, Emily Ann Emory, William Parr, Paul Armstrong Jr, Martha Nash, Cecil Bozeman, Evelyn Jones, Jean Travis, Jean Marie Tomberlin, Gene Gallo, Barbara Motch, Verne Motch, Winifred Travis and Frances Motch.
Pattern 2387 offers jumper frock and blouse designs for junior misses. Sizes 12 to 20 with fabric needs listed and a 15 cent pattern order. catalog combines patterns and fashion ideas from Anne Adams, mailed from Amarillo Globe Pattern Dept. in New York City.
A roundup notes college girls and secretaries seeking stewardess posts yet lacking mature guiding qualities. It highlights Mrs Angeline Loring Avery of Willimantic Conn turning 93, a note on a gold jewelry selling trend led by women, and excerpts from Mrs Wallace Irwin about home life and writing. It also mentions Concha Michel collecting Mexican folk songs for Americans.
The Mason Hotel at 612 East First Avenue in Amarillo was condemned by the city after inspection by Fire Chief George B. Cooper and Building Inspector Frank French who called the building a fire hazard. Owner is Mrs. Annie J. Norris. The report notes the site currently operates as a negro hotel and mentions a separate estate case in Columbus, Ohio, valued at $36,000 for Rosa Besenbeck.
Paris observers note patched frocks are in style this season with mid season models featuring a two piece black jersey dress. The blouse is covered with small square appliqued decorations signaling a trend toward decorative repair aesthetics.
The article describes a frock with patches of bright red jersey material and red enamel buttons. It also mentions a Baptist W M S all day meeting at First Baptist Church with a program led by Mrs. George Stanley and a guest Mrs. J F Saunders of Waco.
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