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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1929
Page
4
Amarillo police report a handbag filled with men's shirts hose and underwear awaiting owner identification. A locally stolen car was found abandoned in Fort Worth and the handbag tied to the case is also believed stolen.
In a historic Crown duty shift a daughter inherits the role of Lord Great Chamberlain after her father’s death. The office handles royal processions, opens parliament, distributes tickets, and oversees Lords and bishops ceremonies. Her husband Viscount Lewisham supports in a key capacity during the opening of parliament.
Paris reports a versatile jade panne velvet wrap that shifts from simple theater wear to formal glamour with a turn of the coat. A large circular collar, jade crepe lining, and ermine cape trim create regal, adaptable elegance for both modest evenings and royal invites.
The B U G club Bushland met for a regular session at the school. Miss Hazel Jones presided, songs led by Miss Dorothy Jones opened the meeting, and committees reported on garden plans donated by Mrs. R W Crawford. Guests Miss Izora Clark spoke on Every Day Manners.
In Paris, puff cuffs on fur garments resemble twin muffs on each arm. Many sleeves, as in Blanch Lebouvier's sketch, lack a hand and are gathered at the wrist with small tucks or even distribution. The black tibeline coat shows dull encrustations and a gray astrakhan collar cutting to a point.
The Educational Group of the American Association of University Women will meet tomorrow at 3 o'clock with Mrs. Walter Fuerman at her home 1221 Bonham Street. Mrs. Gervis Taylor will speak on Girl and Boy Relations. All members urged to attend.
The Clark Weeley class of San Jacinto Methodist Church hosts a chicken dinner at 6 o'clock in the church dining room. Proceeds go to the church and everyone is invited.
An influenza surge is tracked by rising Vicks VapoRub demand. The article notes Pacific Coast rush orders in November signaled early spread, with demand moving east as flu cases increased. Now widespread flu drives production to over 375,000 jars daily.
Mrs John Pace hosted the Fern Division of the G I A on Wednesday afternoon at 1014 Fillmore Street. Guests played 42 amid floral decor and Valentine touches with heart shaped sandwiches and cakes.
Amarillo police and the pound keeper corralled and euthanized sick stray animals after a mad cat scare near West Nineteenth Avenue. A large stray Persian cat bit a small boy, and tests show an advanced rabies case. The boy receives hospital treatment.
The Girl Scout Leaders association has postponed their nature hike. Mrs. Evelyn Fefting has been guiding the course of study, and the hike, planned for tomorrow, is rescheduled.
Amarillo property owners are asked to render their taxes as soon as possible. W. R. Patterson, tax collector, urges taxpayers to pay their property taxes while paying water bills at city hall. He notes many non-residents are rendering taxes and says only a few minutes are needed.
Municipal airport well finished by contractor Frank Loper who says the 261 foot bore yields 60 gallons of soft water per minute. Weather halts other port work while Belfast adds double deck buses. India sows over 200 million acres this year.
Police say no arrests have been made in the robbery of the Snappy Filing station at Seventh and Florida streets Wednesday night. The robbers, described as 43 young men aged 20 to 24, medium build and roughly dressed, obtained $24 in cash after threatening the attendant at closing time.
Junior Philharmonic club gathers in the Auditorium for a Dunning Teachers recital at Grace E. Hamilton Studio 1609 Tyler Street at 2 30 o'clock. Education group A A U W led by Mrs Walter Fuerman meets at 1221 Bonham Street at 3 o'clock.
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