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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1938
Page
3
The article argues that many students enroll to gain a living in a changing economy and warns that four years of college may fail to provide employability if they pursue crowded fields or non marketable majors. It urges rapid focus on career aims and possible postgraduate training despite cost.
Mrs Will D Gilvin entertained with a Tuesday garden party at her Amarillo home to honor Mrs J K Blythe and guests Mrs Dennis Chavez Mrs Gilberto Estinosa of Albuquerque and Miss Carmen Estinosa of Santa Fe. Guests were received by the hostess with assistance from Mrs Wade Holman and Mrs Glenn Casey.
Mrs. R. F. Thomsen Jr was honored at a shower hosted by Mrs. Glenn Bobbitt and Mrs. BE H Roark at 1104 Pierce Street. Guests included Mrs. H G Persons of Canyon and many local ladies. gifts were presented to the honoree while others sent contributions. America alone claims more than one third of the world's 9 300 000 miles of highway in the opening note.
Adapted from a native Mexican costume the new veil is actually a hooded cape for the summer bride. The veil is fully studded with seed pearls framing the face and edging the cape, cut short at the front and dipping to the waist at back. White satin bridal mittens studded like the veil with seed pearls are also introduced.
The article previews coordinated leather goods in matching gloves and bags in leading fall colors and black. It highlights lightweight pajamas for warm nights with low necklines, dainty flower prints on white and pastels, and new hair ornaments shaped as tiny musical instruments for upscale events. It also mentions unusual heel designs, including oxfords in soft kidskin by a renowned shoe stylist.
An evening chuck wagon supper was hosted by Dr. and Mrs. J M Hayden at their Polk Street home with guests in cowboy regalia. The party featured a boxed ranch setup, vacant ranch symbols, string music, and post dinner socializing including croquet and games. Attendees included Art Wagoner Jimmie Shelton Ted Haughton John C Fain and many others from Fort Worth Houston Austin and Kansas City.
The Installation of Officers was postponed due to the Old Southwest Days pageant. A regular meeting occurred and the rites are now set for Sept. 5. Mrs Lew Roberts spoke on auxiliary work and the group donated $25 to the Social Center for Girls. Regina Doane won a $1 Fidac junior essay prize.
Maria Class of the First Baptist Church will hold a business meeting Thursday afternoon at 2 30 o clock at the church.
Ringworm discomfort relief ointment calms itching burning and irritation from simple ringworm and rashes. Also aids as antiseptic and germicidal dressing when used with Black and White Skin Soap. Available in 25c and 10c sizes.
Sally Sue Henderson of Fort Worth visiting her aunt Mrs. Jack Tower entertained friends at Ellwood Park with a picnic supper. Guests included Charlene Waner Charlene Hook Mariadene Hook Jerry Josey Karolyn Elder Donna Mae Lindley Patsy Jo Wills L R Smoot Jr Jimmie Dick Branam Jeanne Tweedy Marietta Saunders Canyon Betty Jo Wilkins Billie Bob Tibbs Sadie Marie Eldridge Pauline Eldridge. Sally Sue to return to Fort Worth this week.
Busy Beaver Club will be entertained at the home of Mrs Earl Curtis located at 206 Houston Street on Thursday afternoon at 2 15 o clock local time.
The Beta Sigma Phi local chapter hosted a luncheon at the Blackstone Hotel to honor three visiting members Norene Kirby Frances Stallworth of Midland and Helen Engle of Wichita Falls. Other members present included Augusta Diven Virgie Carter Helen McCabe Esther Welch Ann McWilliams Virginia Ifigh Bull Kay Utterback Theresa Gorman Lillian Mead Polly Bileri. Visiting sisters this week include Valda Cypher Borger president Frances Gorman Borger in residence with W A Wilbanks home Mrs Elmer Elliott Dlhart chapter director Mrs O F E Duggin sponsor Dalhart chapter and Grace Warren Taylor Canon formerly of Marshall.
Mrs Harriet Christian elected president and treasurer at a meeting at Miss Mortie Hanks home 704 Fillmore Street Other officers named Bessie Dowie vice president and Laura Laverty secretary A birthday gift was given to Anna Herbert a special August 30 meeting announced at 1205 Pierce Street with hostess Mrs Cora Riley followed by a covered dish luncheon Attendees included Harriet Christian Bess Dowie Anna Ledford Anna Herbert Nanie Wiley Maygin Smith Laura Laverty Cora Riley Willye Osborne.
Mrs Palesteen Gething of McLean and Mr and Mrs T. J. McEntire of White Deer attended Amarillo events for the Will Rogers celebration. The group joined the Old Settlers barbecue at the Fairgrounds Tuesday evening. Mrs McEntire is the daughter of the late J W Harrah who moved to Wheeler County in 1875 after Fort Elliott was established.
Actress Joan Bennett wore a lavender suede sports jacket over an angora sweater with a deep purple tweed skirt. Her hat matched the lavender ensemble and she paired black patent bag and pumps with natural pigskin gloves.
The really fashionable woman is particular about accessories with gloves and bag matching exactly. Two famous manufacturers of gloves and handbags have recently cooperated to this end to such an extent that.
Plain attire and distinctive footwear described alongside a rapid growth of car storage lockers for fruit meats and vegetables. In under five years these lockers have spread to 24 states with many families preferring them to canning or curing.
Advice for women in midlife about maintaining appeal during menopause fears hot flashes and mood swings. Recommends fresh air eight hours of sleep and Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a tonic to bolster vitality and calm nerves.
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