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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1928

Page

3

Christmas dances open tonight in Amarillo

Two major dances kick off the Christmas season in Amarillo. Delta Sigma Upsilon hosts the annual Christmas ball at the Crystal ballroom in the Herring hotel with Blue Blowers on the music program and about 200 invitations issued. The Amarillo Athletic Club plans a dinner dance at 9 pm with Joe Norman's orchestra providing tunes and a large tree and balloons decorating the living room.

Amarillo Delta Sigma Upsilon Herring Hotel Blue Blowers Joe Norman

Paris Fashion Promises Pale Pink and Baby Blue Trails

The report notes old-fashioned colors pale pink and baby blue gaining prominence in future fashion. Champcommunal unveils a two piece winter resort dress in wild rose pink crepe de chine with a knife pleated front skirt and box pleated back. The bodice features narrow hand run tucks to echo the pleat spacing.

International News Service Paris Champcommunal

Christmas tree and 42 party hosted by Citizenship Training club

The Citizenship Training club entertained husbands with a Christmas tree and 42 party at Mrs. W. D. McClure's home on Pierce Street. Miss Ida Mae McClure played Santa with help from her sister Louise. gifts were handed out after games. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Pederson, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Stirratt, Mrs. Stenger, Mrs. Grant, Mrs. McClure, Mrs. Forrest, Mrs. Finklea, Mrs. Pier and son Robert, Miss Ida Mae McClure, Miss Louise McClure, Bill Grant, Miss Maxine Grant, and Miss Carrie Clark from Deming NM.

Citizenship Training Club W. D. McClure Pierce Street Ida Mae McClure Santa Claus Louise I’. L. Pederson W. H. Lewis John Moore J. A. Stirratt William Stenger W. F. Grant A. Foress N. A. Finklea Mack Pier Robert Louise McClure Bill Grant Maxine Grant Carrie Clark Deming New Mexico

Summitt School Hosts Christmas Program and Songs

The Summitt School Fifth to Seventh graders entertained by the Parent-Teacher Association with songs and readings by Virginia White, Mildred Peer, May Loving, Irene Scott, Inez Burkett, Eddie Ruth Cobb and Raymond Rounce. Proceeds funded a new piano.

Summitt School Parent Virginia White Mildred Peer May Loving Irene Scott Inez Burkett Eddie Ruth Cobb Raymond Rounce Parent-Teacher Association Shirey-Shepherd N. Shirey

Hillcrest Club Christmas Dance Lights Up Clubhouse

The Hillcrest Country Club held its annual Christmas dance Saturday night with decorations and a large lighted tree at each hall end. About 100 members and guests attended as Joe Norman's orchestra provided the music and the dining room served refreshments during dancing.

Hillcrest Country Club Joe Norman

Orphans Birthday Club Plans Tuesday Meeting

The Orphans' Birthday club will meet at the Children's Home at 2:50 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. The Christmas celebration will be held then in addition to the regular monthly birthday party. The club meets at 4 o'clock today to deliver Christmas stockings at the Day Nursery.

Orphans’ Birthday Club P. A. Preisig

Future First Lady Is a Good Scout

Mrs. Lou Henry Hoover, wife of the president elect, is hailed as a "good scout" by Miss Corinne Chisholm, southern regional Girl Scouts director. Chisholm credits Hoover with two decades of leadership and extensive service to the movement, noting her roles as president for three terms and long-time chairman of the executive committee.

Associated Pross Birmingham Ala Lou Henry Hoover Corinne Chisholm Girl Scouts

Winter Jewelry Shows Rhythmic Motion in Paris Designs

Paris jewelers unveil a new trend using emeralds rubies sapphires and diamonds to create liquid flowing movement. Brooches intertwine in curved lines with irregular strong forms while diamonds mix with platinum to offset onyx lapis lazuli or rock crystal.

Alice Langelier Paris Paul Brandt

Sergeant Returns to Army After Brief Civilian Stint

Sergeant Boyce F. Kirby after sixteen years in the United States Army left civilian life only briefly. His enlistment expired at midnight but by noon the next day he was at Col. Raymond Sheldon’s side in recruiting. Kirby, who started his Army service in 1912 at Columbus, declared he was staying with the service.

United Press Albany N. Y United States Army Boyce F. Kirby Raymond Sheldon Kirby Columbus

Christmas Visits Across Town Feature Listed Guests

Miss Fern Walker of Colorado spends holidays with Misa Nedra Sturgill while Mrs S F McKinney visits Abilena. Wing of the Empire Cafe spends Christmas in Houston. Robert and Junior Dyche visit grandmother in Clayton. Thelma Lee Hattenbach joins Memphis guests Mrs B M Roberts and daughter. Wayne Tomlinson heads to Spearman for relatives. Andrew Womack and Rob Roberts of Memphis visit Mrs J H Roberts in the city.

Fern Walker Colorado Misa Nedra Sturgill S. F. McKinney Abilena Mr. Wing The Empire Cafe Houston Robert Junior Dyche Clayton G. H. Hattenbach Memphis B. M. Roberts Thelma

Disarmament talks and peace efforts dominate year end

World events wrap the year with League of Nations disarmament talks in Geneva set for March 1929 and a preparatory commission summoned after Hoover’s inauguration. Bolivia and Paraguay accept conciliation, easing regional tensions, while Poland Lithuania’s rift lingers over Vilna. China eyes Western calendar reforms as Amanullah faces revolt in Afghanistan.

League of Nations Geneva League Herbert Hoover United States Bolivia Paraguay Washington Poland Lithuania Vilna China Great Britain Afghanistan Amanullah Kabul England George Russia Moscow Germany Italy

Hollywood Producers Face Worries Despite Hardship of Extras

Hollywood producers fear the ongoing demand for film work from countless hopeful extras. They liken the load to managing a bank with 20 to 50 hopefuls seeking one day or a week of work, six days a week, amid public scrutiny and hard choices.

International News Service Hollywood Cal

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