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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1933
Page
7
After weeks of play instruction the Buchanan Street Methodist Church summer program ended Friday evening. About 160 boys and girls joined in woodcraft, art, and other engaging activities, with an exhibit of the students’ accomplishments as a highlight of the night.
West Amarillo Baptist Church members hosted Canyon Baptist Church guests for a Wednesday afternoon meeting at Mrs. Frank Allen’s home. Mrs. E. R. Read led the monthly Bible study with a list of attendees including Mesdames Hicks Cox Prichard Laughery Hinkle Phillips Gentry Key Heath McCrery Goodman Read Ballard Tolley Seale Vogele Quinn Key Honeycutt Bieck Whiteside Kenyon Jones Gilmer Veasey Keeling Tibbets Dodson Allen Key and Dorothy Key of Amarillo Paris notes fashion trends and a later entry discusses South Carolina egg classes under state law.
The issue lists a Potter County Home Demonstration Clubs market at Municipal Auditorium offering country produce and baked goods, plus a music recital by Misses Wendene and Roherne Wilson at 1013 Harrison Street. It also covers several fashion blurbs from July 21 noting red frocks, pearl-gray satin dresses, black and white crepe outfits, monkey fur accents, and a white lace dinner frock worn by Edith Nourse Rogers, reflecting summer style trends.
Young fashionables will love this frock with youthful lines and clever detailing. The pattern 2472 comes in sizes 12 through 20 and requires 3 1/8 yards of 39 inch fabric with 1/4 yard contrasting. Illustrated step by step instructions included. Send 15 cents for pattern book and pattern plus mail orders to The Amarillo Globe Pattern Department.
Hereford Panhandle community gathers to mourn Seth Holman Hereford Brand owner and former Amarillo News Globe editor who died after a long illness. Last rites conducted at Presbyterian Church with burial in West Park Cemetery. Survived by widow Ann Holman and distant relatives with pallbearers named among Hereford and Amarillo friends.
Fort Worth bakeries debated a one cent price increase, sparking a price war that cut the standard loaf from six to five cents. Other loaves dropped to four cents or three for a dime. Milk dealers meanwhile pursued an industry agreement.
Article outlines a policy proposal to stabilize the price of raw milk with an intentional price increase as the objective. It discusses market factors, potential impacts on producers and consumers, and steps for implementation. The plan emphasizes predictability and long term affordability within dairy supply chains.
Bar Rollo, 30, of Lovelady, drowned in the Trinity River while rescuing Fay Robinson, 12, who was pulled underwater after swimming. Other swimmers saved the girl. Rollo, who left a widow and two children, disappeared yesterday afternoon as the rescue occurred. The report also notes Mrs. Frank J. Trigg, Amarillo pioneer resident, is seriously ill at her son’s home.
Milo Reno of Des Moines head of the Farmers' Holiday Association spoke in Amarillo praising President Roosevelt and predicting a new era of human development if the administration gains control of national recovery. He called subsidy unfair but noted taxing consumers for agriculture is akin to funding wars. Reno said the association is now organized to wield influence and paid tribute to Congressman Marvin Jones of Amarillo. An address at Memphis closes his Texas tour before he proceeds to Oklahoma City.
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