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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1934
Page
5
A group of actresses offers tips on poise and skincare. Alice Field prioritizes posture, Madelyn Earle recommends salt exfoliation, Lynn Browning suggests a makeup free break, and Anne Johnston advises a cold cream cleanse followed by iced water for clear skin.
A Christmas Day family reunion was held at Mr. and Mrs. Carl Larsen’s Pleasant Valley home. Attendees included the Larsens and their spouses and children: L. W. Larsen family with Virginia. Carl A. Larsen family with Dorothy Constance and Patsy. Leonard Larsen. Ross Larsen of Sanger. Wayne Larsen with Sandra. J. B. McGee and Irenda Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Watson entertained the Linger Longer Bridge Club Wednesday night. High scores went to Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Dumas. Traveling prize to guest Mrs. Roy Victor. Next meeting planned at 806 Mississippi Street with Mr. and Mrs. Croom.
Washington reported administration leaders in Congress tentatively studied a bargain approach to the soldiers bonus as the 2.2 billion issue nears. They said no White House guidance is given, but wave of support for payment prompts plans for about a dozen payment methods.
Advertisement for pattern 2097 featuring a bright little dress with scalloped collar and box pleats. Includes long or short sleeves with contrasting cuffs, bloomers, sizes 2 4 6 8, fabric and yardage details, and step by step instructions. Also promotes the Anne Adams Winter Fashion Book priced at fifteen cents, ten cents when combined with a pattern.
In San Francisco a widow, Mrs. John Pavia, demanded the death penalty for Nazarrene Tritt, who pleaded guilty to murder. The judge postponed action for an alienist examination of the killer as calm court observers watched the tense scene.
Report outlines six proposed measures including a tin resources act for munition supply, an oil control program to stabilize markets, War Department procurement reforms to curb graft, and a clear stance against extremist agitators with possible deportation. Other items target post office leasing, contractor practices, and protection of veterans’ estate funds from abuse.
The Brush Brothers Cleaning Company main plant in Tyler was gutted by fire late yesterday. Damage is believed to be in the thousands with the blaze starting as workmen filled a fuel tank and a boiler ran dry triggering a small explosion. Part of stock from the nearby J. C. Penney Store salvage operation was involved. The firm operates two other Tyler cleaning plants.
A silk plaid taffeta one piece bathing suit swishes in the waves as a sound effect on Southern beaches. The simple knot at the side and a conspicuous sun hat complete the vacation ensemble for fashionable bathers.
The Otters Club of Amarillo schedules its first general meeting for January 9 as 106 members, all business and professional men, discuss expanding to 500 members. President Bill Beechler notes international fraternal order access for Amarillo men. a permanent clubhouse is under consideration with housing committee progress to be reported at a luncheon next week. Other officers include Elmer Frede vice president James Sherrell secretary Clay Thornton treasurer and trustees Mason King Bruce Autry and C. B. Rittenberry.
In Austin the Senate tax research committee said current constitutional limits block broad tax reform and will propose calling a constitutional convention. Eight amendments, including property classification, were defeated this year. A sales tax is opposed by Governor-elect Allred, who backs a stronger tax commissioner role. Black tailed jackrabbits noted in eastern Colorado and the southwestern plains.
Homer H Bailey of New York and other value experts warn that the new Dodge for 1945 offers unprecedented style, quality, and improvements at a surprisingly low price. The car is expected to defy guesses and attract buyers with its value.
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