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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1927
Page
6
Helena Rubinstein's Wonder Cream advertised as a versatile cleanser and moisturizer for all ages and skin types, with notes on use for face hands and elbows. The rest highlights movie showings at multiple theaters, star appearances, and upcoming film titles including Stella Dallas and The Terror, plus Hollywood industry notes from February 18 in Hollywood, California.
A promotional note extols Danderine as the best way to keep hair styled and dandruff free. It claims scalp cleansing dissolves dandruff, improves hair appearance, and lengthens lasting waves. The ad urges readers to ask a druggist, buy for 35 cents, and try the product today.
A 100 mile railway in Madagascar is proposed with construction costs exceeding 26 million dollars. The plan includes possible electrification of sections.
Society notes report a Friday recital at Mrs G C McDaniel's studio featuring pupils including Shirley Cole Elizabeth Parks Mary Elizabeth Patock Shirley Anderson and others. The event followed a business session with talks on Representative Women and Municipal Affairs a piano program The hostesses served a Valentine themed tea.
Mrs. RK O Prentice and two other hostesses welcomed P E Q O members to the Prentice home at 1607 Taylor Street Tuesday afternoon. The session reported donations from out of town toward the National Educational fund amid the chapter business. News from Mack Sennett says Keystone Cops are returning with sons of the old trio, featuring Andy Clyde, Barney Hellum, William Armstrong, and Tiny Ward. The revived act stays in classic costume and humor.
Mrs Dick Coon will be honored at a luncheon in her honor with Miss Effie D Sanford and Miss Ellyn Dickson hosting at 1 o clock Thursday at the Herring Hotel. Intimate friends of the bride will attend as guests.
Mrs J R Clark entertained the Criterion club Tuesday afternoon at her home 1704 Lincoln street. Bridge featured the afternoon's entertainment.
Philharmonic club to broadcast tonight at 8 30 over WDAG under Ellis B Hall. Public invited to tune in and enjoy a program with remarks on citizenship and a school talk. America the Beautiful closes the concert.
Mrs J B Dickson hosted the La Costura club Tuesday afternoon at her home 1607 Tyler street. Members spent a pleasant informal afternoon sewing with needlework and a salad course was served. Special guests included Mrs Rosco Neely and Mrs Lynwood Lyles. More than 125000 pairs of moccasins were made in Canada in the past year.
The Parent Teacher Association of Wilson school met Tuesday afternoon at the school with a large attendance. Mrs. F. E. Murrell, president, presided during the brief business session. Jim O. Guleke, prominent Amarillo.
An advertisement asserts Hill's product ends colds rapidly in 24 hours, stops fever, stimulates digestion, and tones the body. It claims widespread use and urges readers to try it now, citing a one million dollar price tag for its effectiveness.
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