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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1928
Page
4
Miss Evelyn Gay of Waco is honored with an Apache dance at the Athletic Club. The event featured elaborate cafe room decor, festive lighting, and a large attendance list of participants and guests from diverse towns and clubs.
Paris reports fashion jewelry with round half bead necklaces that lie flat around the neck for day and evening wear. Many pieces feature blue crystal beads, turquoise triangles, and black and white cylindrical beads. Large jade, opal, and onyx slave bracelets with central carved pieces are highly popular this season.
W R MeAdow formerly city chemist here and University of Uganoa graduate is in New York doing chemical research for Cook Paint company. He moved from Amarillo to Kansas City with the firm and was recently transferred to New York for important work. His research activities will keep him in New York until 1029.
The ministers association of Amarillo will hold a 10 o'clock Friday morning meeting in the parlors of the Piret Ragnist church. Rev. G Ly Yates says attendance of every minister in the city is urged.
Rodney Dutcher reports Obregon's death shifts influence to two Agrarian leaders, Aurelia Manrique and Botey Gama, as they rally labor support and challenge traditional elites. The piece tracks their backgrounds, aims to reform land policy, curb clerical and military power, and their rising role in the Obregon election context.
Denver broker Newell Meintyre died in a blaze at his summer home near Littleton known as Hoodoo House. After hours of searching, investigators found no ring or clue to foul play, leaving the origin and cause uncertain. A stone fireplace remains as a silent reminder of the second mysterious fire on the site.
A West African parrot at the Washington Zoo attracts visitors with unusual behavior. The bird, not attractive or talkative, acts by laughing when teased and even pretends to be dead, while scientists study its unique responses and possible language cues.
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