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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1934
Page
5
A fashion feature guides readers in creating a striking frock and cape combo at home. It outlines fabric choices, silhouette tips, and finishing touches to achieve a bold, runway ready look without professional construction.
A sewing pattern feature promotes Pattern 1926 by Anne Adams. The cape accessory detaches at the neck, pairing with a frock shown in a sketch. Sizes range from 12 to 40, with fabric yardage specified for size 16. Cost is 15 cents for pattern, 25 cents for book and pattern combined, via Amarillo Globe Pattern Department in New York City.
The Blue Marigold Club was entertained at the home of Mrs Roy Kerr 3908 Fountain Terrace. High bridge score won by Mrs Harold Glidewell and high cut prize by Mrs King Kendrick. Refreshments served to members and guests including Mrs Richard Kidwell Mrs Herman Boles Miss Nadine Eisenberg and Miss Betty Cline.
Mrs J O Wyatt was honored at a surprise shower hosted by the Beryl Needle Club and friends at Mrs G K Weaver's home on Tuesday afternoon. Refreshments were served to a long list of attendees. The club plans to meet at Mrs Wyatt's home at 608 Carolina Street next Tuesday at 3 p.m.
A sequence of short items covers a treasure hunt for a free clinic, birthday dinner for Miss Vera Burden, a reception for music club patrons, an ice cream social for candidates, a Fort Worth visit by Agnes Hopson, and various remarks by local figures. A meteorite story confirms Siberian devastation in 1908, while London reports a large engineering fee for the Charing Cross Bridge project.
In Dallas on July 6 193? a 77 year old vendor Lewis Harrington was tossed from a horse drawn cart when a passing horseless carriage horn startled the horse. Harrington suffered a back injury and was hospitalized for several days.
A series of local gatherings including a reception for Redie Britain Moeller at 1300 Monroe Street from 5 to 7 PM. Berean Class of West Amarillo Christian Church meets at 830 Louisiana Street at 730 PM. An ice cream social for candidates at Bushland School at 8 PM. Wesley Friendship Class senior division picnic at Ellwood Park at 7 30 PM. Junior Welfare League hosts a treasure hunt with Miss Betty Wooldridge at 2217 Ong Street at 8 PM.
A new French process called MELLO GLO preserves a young appearance, lasts longer, and avoids irritation or a pasty look. It spreads smoothly and is advertised for those with large pores. Available at City Drug Store for 50c and $1.
A coal shovel on the wall of Kalmar fire brigade station spoke and sang as a radio broadcast played. Investigators found the tool touched a Kalmar radio power line, acting as a receiving device and syncing with the station.
A planned refrigerated museum aims to preserve bodies of people from all races for centuries for future scientific study, with all data transmitted from the station to be reproduced clearly. Radio experts cannot explain how the device operates.
Carl Church a 36 year old itinerant painter received a life term at Waupun prison for the murder of Earl B Gentry. He pleaded guilty to murder in Jefferson Circuit Court two hours after arrest at Fort Atkinson. He killed Gentry who aided Carrie Gill known as Sunshine Lady and who had been abused by Stephenson, former Indiana Ku Klux Klan leader. Mrs Gill and her brother Ferdinand Probst face preliminary hearings next week.
George M. Waddell, school tax collector, reports June receipts of 83 000 up from 68 900 year earlier. Delinquent collections reached 13 000 versus 3 200 last June. Current school tax collection at 76 percent compares with 67 percent in 1933. He notes satisfaction with the progress.
Willard Grubbs, 19, had a broken leg after his motorcycle hit a parked car in Atlanta. Two physicians nearby pulled him from the wreckage and used the automobile running board as an operating table to set the fracture.
Cambridge Massachusetts July 6 Harvard University announced Charlies A Timm of Austin Texas as the winner of the summer prize for the best dissertation on preventing war and establishing peace Timm is a University of Texas faculty member Two William Ti silver forks were sold in London recently for 875 dollars
A state funded survey in Amarillo directed by C. R. Sears and conducted by two relief rolls veterans targets ex service families relief rolls and blind or crippled members under 55. Findings will be compiled in Austin and shared with sponsors as the six week project proceeds.
London locale yields the first talking picture shot in two languages titled Atlantic. directed by German filmmaker BE. A. Dupont. The English and German casts performed on the same set in tandem to produce the multilingual feature.
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