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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1930
Page
6
A Successful Farming note highlights patchwork cotton pillows as a revived classic for living rooms and bedrooms. It describes fabrics like calico and chintz in mustard green and blue, sizes 8 to 12 inches square, with boxed tops and 2.5 to 3 inch heights, edged by contrasting bindings and simple hand finishing for a crisp tailored look.
Dick Allard son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Allard celebrated his fourth birthday with a party yesterday afternoon. His sister Miss Oneida Allard helped host as games entertained the children. Prizes went to Miss Jean Ansley and Raymond Trent. dolls and small animals were given as favors. Guests included Billy Perkins Gordon Norman Junior Morris L B Thomas Jr Raymond Trent Weldon Allard Tom Moore O W Moore Jr Jean Ansley Jane Ansley Mary Josephine Boyd Margaret Jean Burkhalter Barbara Jean Huber Mary Ackerman and Margaret Ann Ackerman.
Workers from Frost Motor Co and Borger Buick Co gathered northeast of the city for a joint picnic after a recent sales contest. The losers hosted the winners, with games and stunts culminating in a baseball game. Prizes were awarded and a lunch was served by Mr and Mrs Jack Pittman and E A Armstrong. About sixty employees attended.
Handbag value hinges on lining durability and frame quality. Silk brocade satin and moire linings offer wear, while taffeta and moire finish moisture harm. Frames should be sturdy with options including solid gold, gold filled, sterling silver, gun metal, tortoise shell, wood, or metal covered in bag material.
The Beta Phi Sigma fraternity hosts an informal dance at the Elks Club this evening. The Sugar Stompers provide the music for the event.
In a welcome note published by Pubile Ledger, copyright updates mark a revival of makeups and bangs in fashion, signaling a revived interest in stylistic details and creative trends. The brief item notes renewed attention from editors and readers alike.
Announcement of the marriage of Vida Rains of Carnagy Oklahoma and James E. Park of this city. The ceremony occurred in Norman Oklahoma on June 20 and was kept secret briefly. Vida Rains is an Oklahoma University graduate. James Park is from a pioneer family and an OU attendee. The couple will reside on the groom’s father’s ranch west of town.
The Woodman Circle will meet tomorrow evening at o oclock at Woodman Hall. All members are urged to attend.
Lovely details marked the gathering as Mrs. Don Crossett entertained Circle No. 1 of the First Christian Church. Flowers adorned the rooms and the program was moved to a social after the last meeting of the year. A church picnic is planned for next Tuesday with members meeting at the church. Guests included Mrs. J. P. Flores and many other affiliates.
Mrs. W. E. McCrory returned to her Okmulgee residence after a six week stay with daughter Mrs. G. D. Kendall at 2713 Line Avenue. Illness of grandson Willis Kendall prompted the trip. he is now much improved.
Mary Van Rheenk a prominent American social service worker was born in 1883 in New York. She led investigations into women in industry for the College Settlement and Alliance Employment Bureau from 1905 to 1909 and directed industrial studies for the Russell Sage Foundation from 1909 to 1918. She held wartime posts in the Ordnance Department and the Labor Department and advised the presidents conference on unemployment in 1921. She joined the National Research Council in 1922 and authored works on women in trades and working girls in night schools.
A luncheon will be held at the Rose Bowl Tea Room Saturday after noon at 12 15 o clock. For reservations call 9038 Mrs. John K Boyce.
Alpha Zeta Beta Sorority members held a swimming party at Jim Lake west of the city yesterday afternoon. Attending were Miss Josephine Tisdal, Miss Winifred Simpson, Miss Ruth Alumbaugh, Miss Flora Simpson, Miss Neva Dean Dunniven, Miss Monte Person, Miss Clara Tillinghast, Miss Dorothy Stovall, Miss Deville Kelly, Miss Maurine Lumpkin, Miss Andrae Kelly, and Miss Ruth Tisdal.
Mr and Mrs T L Ray and family have returned to their Bridgeport home after spending several weeks with Mrs Ray’s sister Mrs Minnie Cormack at 1316 East Fifth Avenue.
Mrs. Steger visits with Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hammack at 810 Florida Street over the weekend. Accompanying her are Mr. and Mrs. Jack Steger and their daughters Mattie Ruth and Betty Francis from Goodwell Oklahoma.
Capudine offers quick relief from periodic pain by liquid absorption. The ad claims instant relief with two teaspoonfuls in water, accessible everywhere from homes to trips, sold at drug stores in 10 30 and 60 cent bottles.
An advertisement promotes Othine double strength cream to remove freckles quickly with a promise of a money back guarantee. It urges nightly application before bed and states most stores carry the product with clear effectiveness on stubborn freckles.
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