Wives Host Luncheon and Style Show at Rose Bowl
All AROUND the TOWN notes a luncheon for visiting wives at the Rose Bowl Tea Room next Monday at 12 30 with a style show. Seven models from Gordon's Style Shop and RuDell Shop will wear outfits.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1938
Page
3
All AROUND the TOWN notes a luncheon for visiting wives at the Rose Bowl Tea Room next Monday at 12 30 with a style show. Seven models from Gordon's Style Shop and RuDell Shop will wear outfits.
Miss Thelma departs Southwestern Public Service Company where she served as an accountant to join H. B. Roberts son Company Certified Public Accountants. She will be replaced at the Utilities firm by a new accountant.
Capt. Fred W. Griffiths, 65, retired naval reserve officer, is the oldest student at the University of Washington. His career spans gunboat captaincy, Indian school teaching, nurseryman work, and now college life.
Rip Van Winkle, once a Pueblo resident, now works as a butcher in a Burbank shop. He sold a turkey to Mrs. Mary Christmas, who was visiting Burbank at the time.
A parade of colorful New York slang terms defined in the 1938 Almanac for New Yorkers. Entries include Wannamayksumpnuvvvit inviting a brawl and Wazzitoyuh a curious question banter, with notes on usage and tone.
REGINA Saskatchewan farmer James Watt proves plum trees can bear fruit north of latitude 53. He bought pit stock from an agricultural college years ago and by 1932 his trees began bearing. Now his harvest matches crops in British Columbia, heavy enough to bend the branches.
Holden wins the Tottenham Welter handicap in Sydney with a totalizator payout of 337 dollars on a 2 dollar bet. Bookmakers had offered 33 to 1, but the tote paid over 168 to 1.
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