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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1930
Page
6
The W M U of the First Baptist Church will meet tomorrow at 2 PM at 2405 Haydet Street. Circle No 11 leads the event and a brief business meeting will precede the program.
Mr and Mrs James L McCormick announce the birth of a son Sunday evening at 11 90 oclock. The baby has been christened Donal Tyson McCormick.
A large, stylish afternoon tea hosted by Mrs D O Krets and Mrs John Gilkerson honored Mrs Walter Guy of Corpus Christi. Guests enjoyed pink and green décor, floral arrangements, piano numbers, readings, and a large guest list led by Mrs J B Linn and Mrs Ross Gilkerson.
Paris fashion houses and milliners favor fabric hats for spring as designers showcase new shapes and lightweight trims. Modistes emphasize craftsmanship and muted tones, predicting wide appeal for refined trends in headwear.
Miss Eula Lee Meade daughter of Mr and Mrs D E Meade of Tennessee is married to Granville T Bruce of San Antonio and Milwaukee. The bride a Amarillo High School graduate 1929 studied art in San Antonio with Hugo Pohl and Bruce ran a Pohl Art Studios branch. The couple honeymooned in South Texas and will reside in San Antonio.
Mr and Mrs W Izzard and children Bobby and Marilyn Ann arrived home yesterday from a two week visit that took them to Kansas City Missouri Springfield Illinois and other eastern points.
July 1 marks the birth in Paris of George Sand born 1804. She married at 18 then separated after nine years and pursued a Bohemian life in Paris. Her career spanned novels on marriage social reform pastoral works and intimate letters ending with a prolific output and famed lovers.
Visitors arrive for the season as picnics and swimming parties enliven the social calendar. Miss Dorothy Reid of Berkeley visits Aunt Mrs Lorin J Roach at 1522 Harvison Street. Miss Edna Malone hosts a swimming party and picnic at the Palisades with guests traveling by car.
Susan Gingpell dramatist 1882 and Alice Barber Stephens American artist 1858 with Mrs Walter A Williford and son Walter 3rd of 833 Alabama Street will leave this week end for St Louis to visit in the home of Mrs Williford's parents for an extended stay.
A. H. Willborn presided as host for a prettily appointed dinner at El Taos. Summer flowers formed the centerpiece and baskets of blooms added color. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Willborn, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Kelly, Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Kelly, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mobley, Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Lindsay, Mr. W. W. Cox, and Mr. A. H. Willborn in an informal after-dinner gathering.
The Bonita Chapter Urnerox the Eastern Star hosted the Borger Eastern Star Chapter guests. An entertaining program included a piano selection by Mrs Lou Smith a reading by Miss Willie S Pearson a piano solo by Mrs Ena Pita and saw numbers by Mrs Loy Smith. Mr Wash George led the event with a polite response from Mrs S Sphinx Worthy Matron Burger Chapter.
The Amarillo Garden Club will meet tomorrow morning in the Women’s Club rooms at 9:30. Members with copies of the song Have You Ever Been in Texas in the Spring are asked to bring them. Mrs. F.E. A. McKinns will speak on Wild Flowers of the Texas Panhandle.
A business meeting of the T. E. L. Class of the First Baptist Church is set for Thursday at 4:00 PM in Ellwood Park. All members urged to attend and ensure the outdoor meeting is a success. Group No. 9 is in charge.
A sensational ad claims a hair growth preparation found in Texas will regrow hair on the bald pate. It offers a money back guarantee if it fails and urges readers to buy a pottle at any drug store.
An advertising copy touts Kotex pads as light cool and safe for summer wear. It claims Cellucotton absorbent wadding absorbs five times more than cotton and notes the pad is rounded tapered and disposable like tissue. Kotex Company Chicago Illinois is listed.
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