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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1932
Page
9
Fashion houses and jewelry designers note scarves look best in cloudy crystal white, matching the scarf. Paris women, however, wear them in jade red coral and dark green chrysoprase for bold color statements.
A fragmentary AP roundup reports Moscow unveiling of La Bella Fornarina with a blue cape by Czar Nicholas I who called her a naughty woman. In Chicago eight year old William Campbell dies by accidental self harm during a playgun demonstration. An LA curfew whistle closes the snippet with no further detail.
The city council voted to keep the nightly whistle at 9 P M for at least another year despite resident protests about the sound disrupting sleep and daily life.
Ted Petoskey who started his sophomore end at Michigan is slated to be converted to fullback next fall. Bil Hewitt followed the same trail in the 1931 season.
Amarillo Council of Parents and Teachers met at the High School Auditorium. President Mrs. G S McLellan reviewed the state PTA convention in San Antonio. Reports from Lander gain Central, Forest Hill, and Junior High associations covered first semester work. E O Lenew urged Honest Study and environment improvements. Mrs E L Hunter spoke on Clear Thinking about homes and classrooms. The group voted to sponsor the play Henrys Wedding with proceeds aiding the Thrift Room program. Reports on Thrift Room were given by Mrs R J Parsons and Mrs B E Finklea.
Mrs. C. W. Carder Jr entertained the Lucky Ladies Bridge Club at 1508 West Thirteenth Avenue on a Wednesday afternoon. Nasturtiums and greenery decorated the entertaining suite with a yellow and green motif. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Clifford Snow and Mrs. Arthur Huff, with Miss Nell Dunaway winning the high cut prize. attendees included Nell Dunaway and several local members.
The American Association of University Women will meet at the Iscopal Parish House on Saturday at noon for its regular luncheon. Mrs. Gervis Taylor of Amarillo High School will speak on Vocational guidance for Girls. The International Relations Group meets after lunch under Miss Cora Astel. Reservations via Mrs. Jack Collins at 22390 are requested.
Public installation of officers will be held by the Woodman Circle Poplar Grove Mo 171 Friday evening at 7 30 o clock Following the installation a program will be given and a social hour observed.
Community clubs across Amarillo announce meetings and events tonight at venues including Herring Hotel WDAG and Amarillo College. Groups listed include Gamma Delphians Pot ter County Federation of Women's Clubs Unity Study Club Child Study Club Travel Study Club and Red Carnation Lodge with start times from 2:30 to 8:00 PM and notes that everyone is invited.
Whistling pupils of Mrs. T M Caldwell will perform in a public recital at the First Christian Church auditorium Sunday afternoon at 3 30 o clock.
A Patrons' Club special meeting is set at Amarillo College Friday at 3 pm with the executive board meeting at 2:30 pm. R. Christopher will address Engineering and Electricity while E. N. Stanley discusses Civil Engineering. College Balladors provide music. Hostesses include Mrs. Bartlett, Mrs. Grant, Mrs. Walker and Miss Warren.
The Blue Bonnet Needle Club will be entertained at the home of Mrs. G. W. Camp at 317 East Twentieth Avenue Friday afternoon at 3. The gathering aims to share projects and socialize among members.
The Roycroft Study Club will not meet this evening. The meeting is rescheduled for next Thursday at 7:30 PM at the Capitol Hotel. Large consignments of oysters are being shipped by airplane from Croydon England to Cologne Germany. There is a big German demand for British oysters and bi valves arrive in Cologne the evening after harvest.
Paris reports a fashion peak with the white Ascot scarf worn closely at the throat and secured by a crystal pin inside a suit collar. It debuts in advance winter collections and dominates daytime coats and dresses in many white fabrics. The double-header pin with gold ends is the favored jewel for this trend.
The Amphian Club will hold its first party of the year at the Catholic Parish House located at 1110 Washington Street. Hosts and hostesses for the evening are Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Machavec and Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Ryan arranged the event for Friday at 8 o clock.
In San Diego on January 7, a large shark struck a fishing line and flipped a rowboat off Descanzo Point, Lower California. Efrain Ybarra, 36, and Francisco Durazzo, 25, died, while two other fishermen survived the violent sea encounter after a bitter struggle against the surf.
An advertisement for Creomulsion claims a twofold action: soothing inflamed membranes and inhibiting germ growth. It touts creosote as a top healing agent, states the emulsion heals throat troubles and builds up the system after colds or flu, and offers a money-back guarantee if relief is not achieved.
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