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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1951
Page
6
CTC aew one introduces reversible jackets in mock broadtail tones beige mocha gray. Designed by Judy Nell, the topper and suit wear either fur side out or gabardine side, budget flat terers, suitable from now through spring. Rayon linen weaves appear in junior dresses and coats with the redingote worn as a dress or over one.
Sweet notes from a favorite disc jockey aside, the trumpet silhouette for spring debuts in linen or wool jersey designed in St. Louis for the junior Miss. Vivid grounds and white options on pure silk lead the season with feminine draping. Denims return in plaids prints and crayon pastels for juniors, suitable for daywear and active sports.
A new product offers to ease zipper jams by re lubricating fabric fasteners. The lubricant uses a formula similar to that used by zipper manufacturers to ensure a smooth glide and reduce bulkiness from drying or wear.
Mrs. Guy T. Hughes welcomed the Kress Study Club with a Pan American International Day program. Members represented foreign nations in roll call, and guests Mr. and Mrs. Salvador Villasenor and son Mazalian of Sinaloa Mexico, students at Wayland College Plainview, shared music and talks on Baptist work in Mexico. Refreshments in Mexican motif honored the gathering of club members.
A stainless lipstick style dispenser used at home smooths slides and prevents fabric harm. Manufacturers claim it prolongs zipper usefulness by reducing jerking and strain that cause breakdown, making repairs less frequent.
The Amarillo Study Club will convene Friday at 2 30 in the home of Mrs James Foran at 2508 Tyler. The gathering will discuss upcoming programs and club activities.
Newcomers Club plans a gathering at the Federation Club House on Tuesday at 1 30 o clock. The meeting aims to welcome new residents and coordinate upcoming social activities in the community.
An inexpensive home remedy promises weight loss by mixing four ounces of liquid parcentrate with grapefruit juice to make a pint and taking two tablespoons twice daily. It claims quick, easy slimming without exercise or starvation and offers a money back guarantee if first bottle fails to show results.
Mrs. Frank Owen of Brockville started collecting pepper and salt shakers after bidding five cents on a box at an auction. Her hobby grew to about 800 pieces, including a squirrel, camel with driver, mouse and cheese, a salt bride and pepper groom, and old handpainted perfume bottles repurposed as shakers. She shares the story in Toronto and notes trades replace duplicates.
A humorous remark depicts a woman improvising in the kitchen using an old tin for pepper and a store spice bottle for seasoning. The fragment showcases thrift and domestic charm through a light, candid exchange.
Les Meres Child Study Club to meet tomorrow at 1:30 PM in the home of Mrs. Floyd Ramsey at 1308 Western.
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