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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1932
Page
6
Paris fashion shows feature the Baroness de Gontard in an early spring printed frock. A black coat pairs with a black and white floral print dress, finished with a narrow black belt.
The Gloom Chasers Club entertained their husbands with a bridge dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Noland on West Fourteenth Avenue. Valentine motifs and floral table decor set a festive mood. High scores went to Mrs. Fred Pranks and Milburn Easum. consolation awarded to Mrs. George Kates.
Mrs. W. H. Ellis hosted the O. W. Club at 1801 Van Buren Street on Saturday. Rooms featured Valentine decorations. games of bridge and 42 entertained. High 42 scores by Mrs. N. A. Hudson and Harold Pressig. low by Mrs. W. H. Ellis and Clinton Eaton. J. R. Gaut hid in bridge. Mrs. S. H. Taylor low. A chili supper was served to listed guests including Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Gaut and others.
Local clubs schedule regular meetings this week across multiple venues. Alpha Zeta Chapter hosts a 7 30 oclock gathering at Her ring Hotel while O W Club meets at 2 30 at 1918 Fillmore Street. Unity Study Club plans a 7 45 lesson on the Silence in Room 9 Green Ridge.
A new purse concept debuts with small leather pouches in black brown and green hanging outside on a gold chain. They hold loose change for tips reducing bag rummaging. Open Forum Club to meet Tuesday at Herring Hotel 8 pm with talks on the War Situation and Disarmament. Mrs Conger to host Presbyterian Circle No 6 Wednesday at 2:30 pm. Mrs Williamson and children return to Anson Texas after visiting Saunders in town. Musical tea by Twentieth Century Club at Frank Wolflin home Friday 3 pm. Circle No 2 of First Christian Church to meet Wednesday at 2 pm with Mrs W N Martin in Pleasant Valley.
United Press reports China expands scholarly emphasis among its Washington diplomats. Minister W. W. Yen, a University of Virginia graduate with Phi Beta Kappa honors, oversees affairs from Geneva with Hawkling Yen acting in Washington. The Chinese legation is small, while the nearby Japanese embassy presents a larger, bustling staff led by Ambassador Debuchi.
Divisions of the Wesley Friendship Class of San Jacinto Methodist Church meet Tuesday afternoon at 2 30. Division 1 led by Mrs. Frank McMahan at 400 Virginia Street division 2 led by Mrs. J B Arden at 814 Bellview Street division 3 has no report division 4 led by Mrs. John Cavin at 2418 Hughes Street. Members are told to bring their needle and thread for sewing.
A new advertising firm named United States Advertising Corporation is formed with offices in New York Chicago Toledo Milwaukee and Indianapolis plus associates in major markets worldwide. Ward M Canaday becomes president and executive head Homer McKee becomes executive vice president George Enziger becomes Chicago division president The company begins operations immediately with more offices to follow.
Fat reduction claims science supports rapid weight loss through Jad Salts and a high volume lean diet. Take Jad Salts before breakfast, eat lean meats and vegetables, avoid fats and desserts, and repeat daily for a pound a day loss. notes caution that Jad Salts are a poison banishing agent, not a reducing agent.
The United States Advertising Corporation grows from a plan to unite numerous successful executives into a nationwide unit. It features standard agency divisions plus radio service units in New York and Chicago run by top program builders and continuity writers, with further provisions planned.
A simple head cold causes headache neuralgia and pain but B C remedy provides relief in minutes. Compounded by a registered pharmacist it blends ingredients used by physicians to ease head cold muscular pains fever and nervous distress without opioids. Available in 10c and 25c packages at drugstores.
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