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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1938
Page
3
A historical reflection on women who hold jobs and manage marriage, noting the strain of balancing career and family. It discusses the lack of personal time, the need for understanding from a husband, and the desire for occasional solitude and vacation, while maintaining the image that work does not affect home life.
Hollywood fashion notes profile Edgar Bergen and Charlie McCarthy in new sports outfits, with Bergen in tweed coat and tan gabardine slacks and McCarthy in a black and white check sport coat and Tyrolean hat. The piece also mentions Cary Grant Jimmy Stewart Edward Arnold Clark Gable John Beal and others in stylish wardrobe details and wardrobe advice from director Mitchell Leisen.
Hollywood reports RKO holds an option on Claudette Colbert for The Night of January 16 at 150000 and seeks to start production late August. Colbert demands she bring her own camera man, a point of friction given past delays at Warners. Ayn Rand, author of the play, returns as collaborator on the film with Isa Miranda leaving for 100000.
Mrs Routh entertained with a luncheon at her home 1105 A West Nineteenth Avenue honoring Miss Bernice Baker of Temple visiting in M Allen Bakers home at 1101 Jackson Street The table featured garden flowers A gift was presented to the honorees Attending included Miss Baker Mesdames Aller Faker Frank Walton R B Woolf T P Gilbert R Earl O Keefe the hostess and her daughter Patay Rae Routh
Mrs. E. M. Benesch entertained the U-Deal-Em Bridge Club yesterday afternoon at 500 Kentucky Street. Prizes went to Mrs. Roy Curtis, Mia. Clyde Tarrell, and Mrs. Dick Benesch. other players included Mesdames Harry Milholland, W. E B. Fergeson, Jack Pittman, Bert Galbreath, and the hostess. Corsages of sweetpeas were given to guests. Mr. and Mrs. Galbreath plan to host the next gathering at 605 Madison Street. The next regular meeting is July 12 at Mrs. Carroll's home, 508 Belleview Street.
Saxolite astringent refreshes and tones for clearer skin. Dissolve one ounce Saxolite in one half pint with bases. Apply daily for best results. Sold at all cosmetic counters.
The notice lists outdoor event details on Pierce Street with residents and times for a luncheon at Carpenters Hall and a church gathering led by Mrs. Alfred Nelson. Circle No. 5 of Polk Street Methodist hosts a rummage sale at 624 East Fourth Avenue Friday and Saturday, with clothing donations invited via Mrs. P. B. Darnall at 7003.
The Frienship Class of San Jacinto Methodist Church held its regular monthly luncheon in Fellowship Hall yesterday. Mrs. Earl Shelton presided over the business session after the meal, with a lesson led by Mrs. L. Masley and many members listed among attendees.
Miss Jane Loring who came from Dallas to live with the Hugh Tollesons at 1706 Van Buren Street was honored at a luncheon hosted by Mrs. Tolleson at the Amarillo Country Club. The table featured a garden flower centerpiece in pink blue and white with mint baskets echoing the colors and guests included Mary Ann Myers Mildred Kirk Bette Fae Kearna Betty Florey June Callahan Peggy Elson Doris Vineyard Mary Alice Burnett Jane Morning Dolly Guleke Jane Guleke Aileen Herndon and Anna Mildred Wilson of Pawnee Oklahoma.
Timely household tips cover stain removal with cold water borax and boiling water. Techniques include glazing fritters with sugar, fortifying meringues with cream of tartar, and serving cinnamon with coffee. Also includes garnish ideas and summer salad adds like parsley paprika olives and fresh berries.
Dessie Jo Turner daughter of Mr and Mrs Lester B Turner of 304 Mississippi Street marked her ninth birthday with a party yesterday afternoon at San Jacinto Park. Accordion numbers by Barbara and Robert Leonard and two violin solos by Dessie Jo provided entertainment. Guests included Billy Joyce Riddlesberger Patricia Kincade Jerry Kincade Emma Lee Way and others, with Mrs F Breeding assisting.
A surprise afternoon shower for Mrs. R. T. Spain was hosted at her new address, 316 Fairmont Street. Organized by Mrs. H. Smith and Mrs. Annie Slate, refreshments were served to a list of dames and guests, with several unable to attend but sending gifts.
The Potter County Home Demonstration Club Council will meet in Miss Pauline Lakey's office Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The county chorus will meet at 1 o'clock.
In Pueblo Colorado a ostrich plumed hat once sold for 25 dollars in 1918 reappeared in a second hand shop with a 25 cent price tag. Mrs Inez B Brown a milliner identified the item as a 1918 vintage creation.
In London June 29 U.P attorneys for Count Court Haugwitz Reventlow sought to smooth his return from France. They denied threats against his wife Barbara Hutton Haugwitz Reventlow the heiress of forty million dollars. Norman Birkett and Vernon Gattie conferred at Bow Street police court with Magistrate Fry to fix a hearing date once the count arrives. A warrant requires his immediate presence for court.
Paramount curbs foreign cast as ten months salary preps for Zaza spark a trend. Danielle Darrieux's reception in The Rage of Paris may decide fate of non American stars. A producer estimates Hollywood has lost nearly a million dollars over the past year on unsold foreign talent as Martha Raye is urged back to lighter film work.
An antiseptic germicidal dressing touted to ease pimples, bumps, and rashes from external irritation. Claims to relieve itching burning and soreness of eczema and urges purchase of Black & White Ointment in 25 cent and 10 cent sizes, to be used with Black & White Skin Soap.
The infant son of Mr and Mrs J E Tyler died at the family home in Pleasant Valley at 9 30 this morning. Funeral services will be held in Boxwell Brothers chapel tomorrow morning conducted by Rev E B Fincher pastor of Ellwood Presbyterian Church. The infant is survived only by his parents.
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