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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1929
Page
6
Designers urge simple costume with bold colored shoes to achieve a striking yet smart look. Reptile skin models persist for durability while new colored footwear trends promise vivid style but higher cost and maintenance concerns.
Mr and Mrs Kenner Green announce the arrival of a baby girl this morning at 1 oclock at Northwest Texas Hospital. She is named Martha Ruth with Mrs M B Snider of 707 Johnson Street as her great great grandmother. Little Billy Fisher from Toronto has come to spend the rest of the summer with his grandparents Mr and Mrs E E Machover at 2603 Hughes Street.
No. 1 and No. 3 circles of the West Amarillo Christian Church will meet for a Bible study tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 at the church located on 811 Tennessee street. Mrs. M E Jenkins and Mrs. W H Adams hostesses. All members urged to attend. Griffith Bonner and son Charles of Kansas City arrived to join Mr Bonner. they will make their permanent home here.
Mr and Mrs M T Johnson of 2218 Hayden street have returned home after a stay in St Joseph Missouri where Mr Johnson was seriously ill and is now much improved Also mentioning Mrs Hal Peck visiting relatives in Pampa and Mrs Reece Allen departing to Wichita Falls to be with her ill husband
Bottle green and wine red will dominate next season footwear color trends for fashionable women. Materials favored include suede silk or maire with reptile leathers such as snake lizard and crocodile skins also possible options.
West Amarillo Baptist Church hosts a covered dish luncheon at 12 o'clock with Mrs George W Keeling at 406 Virginia. Sew Fast Club chaired by Mrs A B Kirby meets at 2 30 in the afternoon at 123 West Twenty seventh Avenue. Circle No 1 of First Christian Church led by Mrs Carl Blake gathers at 3 o'clock at 312 Kentucky Street. Circles No 1 and No 3 of West Amarillo Christian Church convene at the church on 11 Tennessee Street at 2 30.
According to fashion authorities, moire will replace satin as the premier shoe fabric. Style leaders praise its durability under dust and longer wear, marking a shift in footwear color to harmonize with outfits.
A complete report on the Clinton prison riot where three convicts were shot dead and many injured was prepared for Governor Roosevelt in Albany. Warden Kaiser and officials questioned rioters while others were segregated. An inquest led to a verdict of justifiable homicide for the three inmates killed.
About 13,000,000 bushels of wheat are stored in Galveston elevators, cars on tracks, or en route to the port. Four thousand four hundred eleven cars are on tracks and another four thousand two hundred thirty are in transit as the 44 hour grain embargo reprieve shifts shipments. Elevators span 8,000,000 bushels and port activity aims to move 4,000,000 bushels by July end with 24 hour operation to clear congestion.
James Rae Clarke senior partner of Clarke Brothers, a defunct private bank, pleaded guilty to using the mails to defraud and admitted responsibility for the bank’s 5 million dollar failure. The Clarke brothers and John Rooker were indicted for mail fraud and concealing assets, and deposits after insolvency were charged.
A lawyer seeks permission for their client to assist in salvaging as much as possible from a financial wreck, aiming to recover assets and reduce losses. The move focuses on maximizing recovery for creditors and stakeholders.
Mrs. J. G. Stroup of 700 Mississippi Amarillo Texas credits Orgatone with a dramatic recovery from stomach kidney and gallstone trouble and insomnia She reports restored appetite better digestion less gas and new energy after one bottle and urges others to call on her to learn more about the medicine.
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