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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1932
Page
3
Advertisement for pattern 2289 by Anne Adams detailing sizes 8 to 16, fabric needs, and contrast trimming. Includes step by step instructions and pricing. catalog and pattern bundle offered for 25 cents. Orders directed to Amarillo Globe Pattern Dept New York City.
Lew Ayres delivers his best turn since All Quiet as Night World plays at the Mission. The cafe racket drama stars Boris Karloff Mae Clarke Dorothy Revier George Raft and Russell Hopton in strong performances.
In the Crystal Ball Room at the Herring 9 o clock visitors begin Thursday with a club breakfast at the Herring Hotel. From then until Friday afternoon there will be rounds of entertainment and business sessions interspersed. About 200 delegates are expected.
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist Churches in this zone will hold its third quarterly meeting Wednesday at the First Methodist Church in Claude. The program begins at 10 30 AM with Mrs M W Lemons presiding and includes devotional, mission studies, music, speeches on Poland, missionary news, and a closing benediction.
Paris shoppers note a new glove trend with two fabric gauntlets and slip-ons in heavy crinkled silk crepe. Black velvet gauntlets with black suede palms and inner fingers stand out among bright continental styles.
Paris fashion notes that the ornate bracelet row is out of date. Modern style favors one or two dazzling bracelets to fit the season's vogue for simplicity.
Washington report notes scarfs remain important to fashion and neck ties keep their appeal for smartly dressed young women.
Miss Ethel Iris Simpson of Lamesa was honored at a tea hosted by Miss Rachael Burgess at 4218 West Twelfth Avenue from 4 to 6 PM Monday. Guests included Carmen Thompson, Leona Ingraham of Los Angeles, Edra Malone, Mildred Coan, and Mesdames J. B. Atwood and Lloyd Slay among others in pink and orchid decor.
The Woman's Auxiliary of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church will hold its first fall meeting as a covered dish luncheon at noon Wednesday. Corporate Communion will be held at 11 30.
Tonight features O W Club weiner roast at Beverly Gardens at 5 and Unity Study Club at 1500 Taylor Street with The Silence at 8. Other items include Wednesday Fellowship at San Jacinto Methodist lawn at 8 and Spiritual Housekeeping and Prosperity Lesson at 10 and 12:40 respectively plus Lessons in Truth at 2:30. Amarillo Conservatory opens 8 at 1500 Polk Street with a Playhouse performance at 9 at 1800 Harrison Street. First Baptist W M 5 meets at 10 with a covered dish noon, W M 8 at Pierce Street Baptist 3 for officer elections. Bonita Chapter O E 8 hosts a birthday party at Masonic Temple 8, St Andrew’s Episcopal Auxiliary lunch at 12 at parish house. Health conference at McKinley School 9:30 tomorrow. mothers urged to bring children for free exams. Tri-State Fair contest closes Thursday. entries to Mrs H M Timmons 1607 Hayden Street. Angeline Dubbs leaves for Drumright Oklahoma to visit Rev E Dubbs. Wesley Friendship Class rummage sale at 921 East Fourth Avenue Thursday morning. Pajarito Club meeting hosted by Mrs J M Davis at 604 Fillmore Street Friday afternoon.
A party hosted by R M Mitchell and Garland Gough entertained area youths with games and refreshments. Guests included Gertrude Raney Gwen Brown Ruth Rae Williams Lelia Defries Esther Defries Maurine Morgan Ruby Nann Murray Winona Ford Mary Jane Hamilton Irene Hamilton Lucy Jordan Opal Jordan Mary Lou Wright Louise Robertson and several men attendees listed. A social note records community youth activities and church events in the same era.
All grade pupils of River Road School must register Wednesday at 1 P M. This notice announces the required registration time for students across all grades.
Members of the bonus expeditionary force gather at St. Joseph’s Infirmary in Houston outside Buddy Frank’s room as the 1 year old mascot nears death from injuries after being struck by a car. His father George J. Frank Sr. stands by. Buddy was famed for his anti hunger protests and border hops to Washington.
Carl G Clifft principal informs students they need not return until Monday and that studies will be assigned for the start of the regular term.
Californios vote in a busy state primary as William G. McAdoo contests for the Democratic senatorial nomination alongside Senator Samuel Shortridge in the Republican race. McAdoo backs Garner and Roosevelt, while Shortridge touts prohibition resubmission and RFCC policies amid record registration.
Registration begins at 1 PM Wednesday in the lobby of the Herring Hotel for delegates to the West Texas County Judges and Commissioners Association convention here Thursday and Friday. The Chamber of Commerce will be in charge. Dancing for delegates will begin.
Congressman Marvin Jones framed a policy clash as industry versus agriculture, outlining priorities and tensions between business growth and farming communities. He urged balanced development, citing regional impacts and proposed measures to support farmers while expanding industrial investment.
Amarillo Kiwanis members and 65 farmer-guests met at the Amarillo Hotel where Jones condemned current discrimination against agriculture in favor of industry. He faulted the tariff system and export freight rates as barriers to permanent relief, while noting government aid offers only temporary help.
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