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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1938

Page

2

Hollywood Fashions Parade in Unusual Garb

Hollywood stars showcase bold outfits and luxury accessories in a June 22 fashion feature. Katharine Hepburn wears a chenille robe for home and possible bathing use, while Martha Raye flaunts a blue silver brocade wrap trimmed with white fox. Joe Wyman debuts white doeskin gloves, and Anita Louise and Priscilla Lane highlight ribbons and mirrors. The piece notes vivid hosiery by Willy de Mond and onstage looks from premieres featuring Alice Faye, Deanna Durbin, Joan Crawford, and Hedy Lamarr in colorfully coordinated gowns, wraps, and headpieces.

Martha Raye Edith Head Comedienne Martha Joe Wyman Priscilla Lane de Mond Hollywood Alexander Alice Faye Annabella Irving Berlin Deanna Durbin Joan Crawford Hedy Lamarr

Pageant Spotlight Features FIDAC Aims and Lorna Liebernecht

The pageant highlighted FIDAC aims and purposes with Lorna Jean Liebernecht singing several songs and accompanying herself on the accordion.

Fidac Lorna Jean Liebernecht

Mercolized Wax Promoted as Skin Improvement Aid

A historical advertisement touts Mercolized Wax as a superior cosmetic cream used for skin improvement. It credits nearly thirty years of use by women globally and urges purchase at all cosmetic counters.

Mrs. Allen Knowles Hosts Double Dare You Bridge Club

The Double Dare You Bridge Club met at Mrs. Allen Knowles home at 1923 Pierce Street yesterday afternoon. High score went to Mrs. Richard Thomas, second to Mrs. Vern Dysart, traveling prize to Mrs. Bob Howes. Attendees included Miss Wilma Dysart, Mrs. Bill Pollan, Mrs. Melvin Davis, Mrs. F. Kendall and others. Next meeting is July 5 at Mrs. Kendall’s home 705-A Prospect Street.

Allen Knowles Pierce Street Richard ‘Thomas Vern Dysart Bob Howes Wilma Dysart Bill Pollan Melvin Davis F. Kendall Kendall Prospect Street

Miss Tinah York and John Buckley Wed in Clayton NM

Miss Tinah M York and John Joseph Buckley both of Amarillo were united in marriage in Clayton New Mexico on Monday morning in a simple ceremony. After the ceremony the couple began a trip to Santa Fe and other points of interest in New Mexico.

Beryl Needle Club Plans Thursday Theater Party

Members of the Beryl Needle Club will be entertained with a theater party Thursday afternoon. The group will meet at the City Drug Store at 2 o'clock.

Beryl Needle Club City Drug Store

Virginia Barclay 12 Drives Dog License Mission

In Manhattan Kansas Virginia Barclay, age 12, saves coins for six years to fund a dog license. She brings 300 pennies each year to the city clerk to pay the fee and secure the license for her pet.

Manhattan Kas Virginia Barclay

Forest Hill H D Club Hostess Delights Members

Mrs. R D Leeper hosted the Forest Hill Home Demonstration Club at her sister Mrs B M Daniels home on Palo Duro Street. Miss Pauline Lakey led a Meal Planning lesson using What Shall I Eat Today as the roll call topic. Refreshments were served to the guests and members. The next meeting on July 5 will be at Mrs Lee Martins home.

R. D. Leeper Forest Hill C. Be, McPherson R. M. Mashburn FE. L. Davis T. J. Buntin Jim Weaver George Dudley T. H. Rodgers Mrs. Lee Martin

We Women Today Advises Brides on Household Harmony

A Johns Hopkins physician cites that 80 percent of hospital patients have illnesses tied to emotional distress. Women are urged to avoid nagging, limit spending, and share burdens to protect husbands' peace of mind. Also noted is Turkey's plan to save ten million stamps for its Latin alphabet anniversary.

Johns Hopkins Hospital Istanbul Turkey

Reports From Junior Club Season End Meeting

The last meeting of the season of the Junior Business Women's Club was led by president Miss Ethel Hicks in the Capitol Hotel clubroom. Officers Ethel Hicks Allie Rhea Owen Anna Mary Nelson Ruth Rodgers Dorothy Walters and Helen McCabe gave annual reports with Owen winning first prize and Allyne Whelchel second in an essay contest. Two new members Evelyn Robeson and Irene Russell were initiated while guests and members attended. The note adds a historical reference to Mont Pelee eruption in 1902 which killed about 30 000 in 15 minutes.

Capitol Hotel Ethel Hicks Allie Rhea Owen Anna Mary Nelson Ruth Rodgers Dorothy Walters Helen McCabe Miss Owen Allyne Whelchel Evelyn Robeson Irene Russell Nora Broll Helen Immell Rhodes Irby June Gristy Dorothy Waiters Beryl Richards Ethel “Licks Donna Clyde Wright Clarene Norton Camilla Wheatley Billy Ross Joyce Cobb Dana Pursley

Family Night Entertainment at Amarillo Country Club

Another in the series of Family Night entertainments will be held at the Amarillo Country Club on Thursday night starting with a buffet dinner at 7 30. Bob Clark will present magic for the children. Activities include swimming dancing bridge and a putting tournament under lights. Dinner reservations should be made soon.

Amarillo Country Club Bob Clark

Imogene Barton Receives Surprise Birthday Party

Imogene Barton was honored with a surprise party hosted by Ann Smith and Betty Jean Talley at her new home at 325 River Drive after moving from 3402 Taylor Street. Games awarded prizes to Betty Jane Flesher, Mary Lou Wedeman, and Patsy Ruth Boone. refreshments served to Imogene Barton, Charlene Hook, Betty Mae, Patsy Ruth Boone, Betty Jane Flesher, Jerry Lou Beck and Neva Nell Ellis.

Imogene Barton Taylor Street River Drive Ann Smith Betty Jean Talley Betty Jane Flesher Mary Lou Wedeman Patsy Ruth Boone Charlene Hook Betty Mae Jerry Lou Beck Neva Nell Ellis

Needle Art Club Meets at Mrs Thorn ton Home

Needle Art Club gathered yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. W. D. Thornton. Members present included Mesdames F. E. Hawkins, Murray Britt, R. Bateman, and the hostess. The club will resume meetings in July with Mrs. Bateman at 819 Forest Street.

Needle Art Club W. D. Thornton Mesbouines FE D. Hawkins Murray Britt Bateman

Black and White Ointment Uses and Trial Offer

Relief claims for external irritations including bumps pimples eczema ringworm and soreness. Advertises Black and White Ointment as antiseptic and germicidal dressing with a large 2c size and a trial option at 100. Promotes use with Black and White Skin Soap.

Social Calendar Highlights Tonight and Thursday

The Social Calendar lists events tonight and Thursday. Varying activities include a Robert McKenzie voice recital at Wilson Studios of Music 1013 Harrison Street at 8 30 p.m. and a 7 o'clock dinner-dance for American Business Club spouses at The Nat.

Robert McKenzie Wilson Studios of Music Harrison Street American Business Club

American Legion Auxiliary Hears Committee Reports

The American Legion Auxiliary held a meeting at the Legion Hall with committee reports. A joint session with the Legion followed. FIDAC chairman Mrs. Otho Farrell led the program as Wayne Fergus played violin with Mrs. B. B. Holland. The Junior Auxiliary presented a pageant, and Mrs. M. H. Drake sang national anthems with accompaniment by Mrs. Cade. The event closed with the Pledge of Allegiance and the Star Spangled Banner. Flags and a large Europe map were displayed during the performances.

American Legion Auxiliary Legion Hall Legion and Auxiliary Otho Farrell FIDAC Wayne Fergus B. B. Holland James ©. Cade Mary Kathryn Barr Alice McEnteggart Florence Johnson Mickie Robinson Dorothy Jane Montgomery Rosella Taverle Lorna Jean Liebernecht Peggy Dishong Bill Pat Newman Frank Gant Sons of the Legion M. H. Drake Cade Europe

Mrs. W. A. Smith Jr Honored at Home Shower

Mrs. W. A. Smith Jr was honored at a shower held at her home hosted by Mrs. D H Barnes Attending guests included Mesdames Crandall McLaughlin Mays Crandall Hooks Barnes Barnes Sutton Mason Bolton Workman Harris Johnson Fergeson Coe Albright Prince and Misses Brands Barnes Bolton Sales Barnes Fay McWhirter plus the honoree and hostess.

W. A. Smith, Jr D. H. Barnes Mesdames W. P. Crandall Joe McLaughlin G. C. Mays Frank Crandall Fern Hooks W. H. Barnes J. W. Sutton G. L. Mason Carl Bolton R. B. Workman S. L. Harris Marvin Johnson R. L. Fergeson Ralph Coe Emmett Albright B. C. Prince Frances Brands Kathryn Barnes Elsie Bolton Myrtis Sales Frances Barnes Opal Barnes Barbara Fay McWhirter Honoret

Elevian Class Tea Planned at Mrs Williams Home

The Elevian Class of the First Baptist Church will be entertained with a tea at the home of Mrs J Howard Williams on 2010 Polk Street Thursday afternoon from 3 until 5.

First Baptist Church Tea J. Howard Williams Polk Street

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North American Katharine Hepburn Kalloch Priscilla Anita Louise Anita Shirley Ross Paramount Phil Selznick Willy de Mond Ellen Drew Vani Fair Esquette Blackburn Bros Tinah M. York John Joseph Buckley New York Museum of Costume Art H. D. Club Mozart Society Viola W. Wilson Mary Roberts Warner Larsen Bradford Wendel Heinie Armand Swenson David Brown Wilson Physician Hall Axtell Thais Robert Axtell Juanita Henderson Mont Pelee Martinque West Indies Country Club Kodak Films Murry Clearaway Polk St Vo. F. W. Auxiliary Sewing Club A. D. Nance Carolina Street Pleasant Valley Clyde Terrell Royal Neighbors I. O. O. F. Hall Friendly Needle Club R. A. Taylor West Eighth Avenue Diversion Club Soncy B. R. Solnick American Institute of Laundering Drug and Dept Arrid
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