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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1930
Page
7
In New York on June 25 Frances Paget notes that extreme early May heat shifts fashion to printed silks. Dark ground prints rise to popularity, with medium floral splotches on white or cream common. Styles favor dresses alone over ensembles, and prints are seen as both chic and cooling.
Mrs. Mary C. Lain and Miss Mittie Lee Royal of Wellington and Mrs. Temple Casidy of Elk City Oklahoma are house guests of Miss Margueritte Howell at 901 North Fillmore Street this week.
Potter County commissioners return to discuss revised courthouse floor plans. Judge Sam B Motlow is away on vacation so no action or announcements are expected in his absence. Newport Rhode Island Miss Mary Edmon and aviatrix niece of Owen D Young will marry John Arthur Day as declared by an airplane announcement.
An advertisement touts Ironized Yeast as a two in one weight building tonic combining Malt Yeast and iron. It promises 11 pounds gained in 8 weeks, improved complexion, round limbs, better sleep, and increased energy with no yeasty taste. Also claims a man or woman can gain 5 to 15 pounds in three weeks and to seek money back from the manufacturer if not satisfied.
Members of the Phi Sigma Chi Fraternity from Ponca City Oklahoma will arrive Sunday morning to establish a new chapter in Amarillo. The local chapter has arranged a series of entertainments for their visiting guests during the stay.
The 101 degree peak yesterday afternoon set a new annual high for Amarillo, coming within one degree of last June 28’s all time hot day. Weather chief Collman doubts the record will fall this month, noting June tends to be hotter than July or August in the Panhandle.
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