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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1931
Page
6
Paris fashion notes describe new coat silhouettes turning boxlike with shoulders extending toward the hips. Loose coats remain common for day wear while evening wraps and apart coats show fullness from the shoulder. Designers Luicen Lelong and Patou back boxy sport and travel coats and standaway flat models gain attention in shows.
S. J. Cole, traffic manager of the chamber of commerce, says the April 1 delay was denied. An inquiry to the commission confirms the hearing will occur on Monday February 2. Latvia is minting 5,004,000 copper alloy pieces valued at about a fifth to two-fifths of a cent to ease coin shortages.
Mrs J W Hendrick guest of honor at a Have A Heart Bridge Club tea hosted by Mrs Earl Vandale at 1010 Jefferson Street. Pink and yellow roses and sweetpeas decorated the rooms. Guests included Mrs W P McIntosh Mrs J N Fender and others from Pampa. Tea featured a pale blue velvet gown for the honoree and a Venetian lace tea table cloth.
Mrs W R Klinginemith hosted the A A U W Book Group at 2117 Hayden Street. Mrs John Maynard discussed Imperial Palaces by Bennett, praising its descriptive passages and recent fame. refreshments followed hosted by Mrs F E Ashcraft and others attended by several members.
Miss Leona Speck daughter of Mr and Mrs E A Speck of South this city married James Lewis Autry of Dumas formerly of life A GEG. The ceremony occurred in Clovis New Mexico this afternoon. The couple will reside in Dumas where Autry is connected with the Moore County News.
Dr. Paul W. Horn, president of Texas Technological College, speaks at a Capitol Hotel banquet for former Tech students. The event is scheduled for Friday evening at 6 o'clock with reservations through Belle Collins. all alumni are invited.
The Parent Teachers Association at the Alice Landergin school will sponsor four cooking demonstrations Friday afternoon from 2 to 4 o'clock. A representative of the Red Star Flour Co. will give the demonstration. Every member of the P T A and others interested are cordially invited.
The Home Interest Club will gather Friday at 3 PM at 310 North Prospects Street, the home of Mrs. 4H. B. Saunders. All members are invited to attend.
The Bushland Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. Joe Gray's home on Tuesday afternoon to discuss Gardening. County agent PLC Bennett spoke on How to Start a Lawn and Plant Protection From Insects and Diseases, followed by pleasant refreshments. Attendees included Mrs. Rt. A. Durham, Mrs. J. J. Baldwin, Mrs. A. B. Brocka, Mrs. Carl Hill, Mrs. Guy Killian, Mrs. Lester Walton, Mrs. W. Cabot, Mrs. Edith Walton, Mrs. T. H. Moss, Mrs. W. A. Hill, Mrs. A. S. Brooks, Myrtle Brooks, and Mildred Walton.
The Truth Class of the Unity Study Club will meet Friday at 2:30 PM in Room , Green Building. Robert Axtell will play a violin solo and Mrs. W A Combs will give a reading. The program will be followed by the regular study class. Public is cordially invited.
The Assembly of Rainbow Girls met at the Masonic Temple for a regular meeting. Officers for the new year were installed including Worthy Adviser Johnnie Louise Gilerson and many others. New advisory board members were listed with chair Agnes Peterson and secretary Florence Roulette among them.
A candy pull entertained Alpha Zeta Beta Sorority members at Miss Hazel Means home 704 Van Buren Street Wednesday evening. They discussed a dinner dance at El Taos on Friday February 13. Bridge games were played with guests Miss Winifred Simpson Miss Flora Simpson Miss Audrey Kelly Miss Davilla Kelly Miss Josephina Tisdal Miss Melba George Miss Audrey Wingo Miss Geraldine Kelly Miss Ruth Tiadal and Miss Ruth Dillon.
Mr and Mrs Earl W Smith of 815 Louisiana Street host Mrs Charles Decker sister of Mr Smith from Kansas City Mo as guest en route to California for several months of visit
A fiery blond girl with pigtails rushed in to announce she would be an actress. Tallulah Bankhead, just back from London to make her first talking picture, faced a disapproving audience of her grandparents Senator John Hollis Bankhead and Mrs. Bankhead and an aunt, who quietly judged her decision.
A young woman and cousin in a mining community pursue show business dreams. After months of practice including a practiced bow and imagined tea breaks, they aim for a road to stardom amid challenging surroundings.
Three centuries after quinine’s discovery the medical world notes the rise of aspirin as the top seller in drug stores. St Joseph’s Pure Aspirin claims nine million boxes yearly, praised for conformity to government standards and purity. It is sold in tins of twelve five grain tablets at 10 cents, with widespread belief that price reflects value.
The article recalls Tallulah Bankhead's youth. She faced family resistance to acting and seized a 1918 beauty-contest chance. A missed address delayed the win, prompting a Washington trip and an aunt chaperon. Her London stage honors followed as she turned 28.
The Blue Bonnet Needle Club will meet at Mrs. W. L. Rilley s home at 1205 Pierce Street Friday afternoon at 2 30 o clock All members are urged to attend.
A home cough remedy uses Pinex and sugar syrup or honey to make a pint, offering quick relief for bronchial coughs and chest colds. The mix is inexpensive, stable, and claimed to soothe throat membranes while helping loosen phlegm. Pinex is described as a concentrated pine compound with creosote, marketed as the best healing agent for respiratory troubles.
A request to delay the Fort Worth and Denver railway hearing on removing the night train between Amarillo and Dallas was denied. The ruling maintains the original hearing schedule and proceeds with the planned review and public testimony.
A charming pitch touts Cascarets as a tasty nightly candy that cleanses the tongue by morning. It claims gentle, thorough laxative action strengthens bowel muscles, suits elderly users, and appeals to children with a candy flavor.
In Pineland Texas Myrs O B Fults recounts decade long stomach trouble and general weakness until following Dr Pierce’s guidance with Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription. He credits improved health to the remedies and invites readers to write for free medical advice using the symptom blank in the medicine package.
An advertisement extols Kotex as a sanitary pad with real protection and fit. It highlights lateral absorption for broad protection, reversible wear, consistent efficiency, and softness plus odor deodorization. It urges readers to choose Kotex for secure daily use.
An advertisement touts two tonics in one, Brewer's Yeast and iron, claiming rapid weight gain of 6 to 15 pounds in three weeks and improved skin and vitality. It features testimonials like Mrs W Hornbeck and promises no yeasty taste, no gas, and a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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