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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1936
Page
5
Makeup routines can harm skin if overdone and health checkups help. Community notices cover quilt and youth group meetings, parent teacher activities, club events, and a long list of local gatherings and salutes in Amarillo.
Miss Maree Wall from MAREE WALL Lux Laboratories explains how proper washing prevents stocking runs and preserves silk elasticity. She notes harsh soaps harm silk, causing threads to break instead of springing back. A complimentary Lux package is offered with hose purchases at The Marizon this week.
The Beryle Needle Club postpones its Tuesday gathering at Mrs R 8 Branum's home. London fashion notes report shiny face make up rising in popularity among fashionable Londoners with lipstick and eye makeup. A rouge hankie is shown to remove excess lipstick and rouge. New greige shade debuts in spring woolens and fur capes return with a square cut at the shoulders.
A child whose body re echoes sounds in the home was found to have an abnormal nervous reaction that re echoes any noise while he slept. The boy died yesterday morning at the family residence 908 Buchanan Street and burial will be at Llano Cemetery under N. S. Griggs & Sons.
Mrs. R. R. Brown was chosen president of the Amaryllis Needle Guild at the annual officers’ election held at the home of Mrs. James Beynon. Mrs. BE. M. Jones was re elected secretary and treasurer and Mrs. Ike Futch was named reporter. Plans were made for a February 13 Valentine luncheon.
The Philathea Class of San Jacinto Baptist Church hosted a tacky party at Mrs. Nelson Hall’s home Friday night. A handkerchief shower honored Mrs. Roy Brewer and games were played. A short business session set plans for the next meeting.
Birthday gifts were presented to Mesdames A. H. McBride Travis Daws and S. J. King at the Chatter Box Club meeting held Friday afternoon at Mrs J E Pierce home During business session Mrs H L Turner was elected reporter Refreshments were served to guests and members and the next meeting is planned with Mrs Tom Spencer at 1306 East Thirteenth Avenue
The advertisement touts FASTEETH powder to hold plates firm and comfortable with no gummy taste or gum soreness. It urges readers to buy at City Drug Co and Fox Drug Co. and other reputable druggists.
A patient recalls relief from weak nervy condition after using Cardui for months. Mrs J H Daniel of Biloxi Mississippi reports gaining strength after six bottles and becoming regular again. Thousands of women testify Cardui benefits. if it does not help seek medical advice.
Mrs. W. S. Buchanan hosted Sheldon Buchanan at 816 Georgia Street with games prizes to Jimmie Priole and Barney Hunter. Guests included Charles Kay Delbert Stephens Dorothy Ray Bradford Charles Martin Patricia Lee Smith Junior Beyers Jimmie Priolo Barney Hunter Billie Fred Hageman Hayden Hardin and Mrs. Buchanan. Reid Barton Hughes celebrated his eighth birthday at home with Cheroline Copeland Eugene Morris Emma Jean Stringer and others. prizes to Cheroline Copeland and Eugene Morris. The Child Welfare Club will hold its annual meeting and officer election at Mrs. H. N. Wheeler’s home 1915 Tyler Street Friday at 2 30. Mrs. Elmo Platt to co host.
An advertisement urges readers denied a baby to write Mildred Owens in Kansas City Missouri for a home method that allegedly helped her after 15 years of denial and claims many others have found happiness through it.
El Martes Sewing Club will be entertained at the home of Mrs. J. F. Archer at 812 Georgia Street on Tuesday afternoon at 2 30.
Amarillo Country Club hosts another series of bridge games at the club house with play starting promptly at 7 45 pm. An initiation ceremony will be held at the Regular Rainbow for Girls meeting Wednesday at 7 30 pm at the Masonic Temple. Cinderella Club meets Wednesday at 2 pm at 22 Lincoln Street. Wild Rose Lodge activity postponed from Tuesday by Railroad Trainmen auxiliary.
Burial rites for the infant daughter of Mr and Mrs W A Rawley were to be held at 3 this afternoon from Boxwell Brothers Chapel. Interment followed in Llano Cemetery. The child died Saturday in a local hospital after the Rawleys moved here from Shamrock to 1007 North East Eighth Avenue.
A pharmacist promotes a blend named B. C. as quick relief for many headaches. The ad claims relief in minutes and notes 10¢ and 25¢ packages. It also suggests B. C. eases muscular aches fever neuralgia and nervous distress without opiates.
Funeral services for Gordon Lee Bauer infant son of Mr and Mrs E E Bauer were to be said at 2.
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