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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1932
Page
7
The ad promotes a reversible coat fashion dress pattern 2245 for sizes 34 to 50. It suggests fabrics broadcloth percale rayon pique or linen and provides yardage for size 36. It offers a spring fashion catalog, with patterns and catalogs priced fifteen to twenty five cents, order by mail from Amarillo Globe Pattern Department.
The Amarillo Council of Parents and Teachers held a program at Tyler School with addresses on Influence of Music on Character Development Social Poise and Art Appreciation. Miss Ventura Smith Mrs Gervis Taylor and Miss Maude Fletcher spoke while the Mothers' Chorus performed two numbers under Mrs J W Sanders. A nominating committee for the council was elected: Supt W A McIntosh and Mrs E R Read among others.
Flaring shoulder lines mark the jackets of many new spring suits in Paris. One green wool jersey model, favored by American buyers, features a hipbone jacket with exaggerated shoulder line via incrusted tabs of fabric. The matching blouse is pale yellow silk crepe with a chestnut polo ponies design.
The article notes that old plackets from 1889 are returning to fashion in Paris. Spring dresses now feature back plackets near the neckline or waist, with some openings extending below the belt.
Mrs Harry Lehr attended a luncheon at the Ritz wearing a brown velvet suit trimmed with beige fox and a tilted brown velvet hat with a bird of paradise. The Amarillo Alpha Delphian chapter met to discuss The Oriental Tale with Mrs Carl Rogers leading. The Child Psychology Club plans a meeting at 3 PM Thursday at Mrs H Franks 502 Georgia Street.
Tonight and Thursday bring a piano recital at River Road School and a lecture at Herring Hotel. Mothers and teachers group meets at Tyler School auditorium, while other clubs, study groups, and luncheon events are listed at various city venues and times.
Magnolia Petroleum Company employees enjoyed a bridge tournament kickoff with W S Norman and J R West presiding. Winners were Mrs H J Sasse, B G Turner, and W M Deaton with a next event planned for next Saturday.
Members and guests of the Amarillo Business and Professional Women's Club attended the fifth annual Public Relations banquet at the Amarillo Hotel. O V Vernon urged optimism for business conditions as John E Hill discussed national trends and the economic upheaval as a mild social revolution.
Mrs Don Lindsay hosted the Bid A Bit Bridge Club at her home 4106 Harrison Street on Tuesday afternoon. Shamrock decorations and green white novelties set the scene for games beginning at 2 30 with awards to Mrs Franz Dyche high member Mrs Eli Curtis high guest and Mrs W W Sharp second high. Attending were Mrs Eli Curtis Mrs O R Alexander Mrs Jess Rogers Mrs L B Pinkerton Mrs Henry Beverley and Mrs Ervin Cantrell. Members playing included Mrs Fred Richards Mrs Sidney Bridgeman Mrs Franz Dyche Mrs D V Baker Mrs R D McKim Mrs W W Sharp Mrs Leonard Sharp Mrs Van Salisbury Mrs Noble R Fowlkes and Mrs E D Wyatt.
Ozarks peach crop virtually ruined by snow and cold over the past two days. Apples grapes and strawberries remain in good shape, according to agricultural officials in Springfield Missouri.
Two American nurses Dr. Grace Crandall and Dr. Rosa W. Plambourg from Milton Wisconsin, who stayed at Grave Hospital in Linho to care for wounded soldiers amid heavy bombardment, surrendered to friends and left Shanghai. They described constant danger as planes flew low and machine-gun fire roared nearby.
Bushland School will sponsor a new Boy Scout Troop to be organized in Bushland soon. C. T. Crowe, chairman of the rural troop committee, announced the plan after a meeting at Bushland School Monday night with Scout Executive.
Marvin J. Paul addressed the group as motion pictures were projected by Co. B. Johnson the official Boy Scout photographer.
Funeral rites for Sammie Dolores Ruth Pressler 21 months old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam D. Pressler were held at noon at the uncle’s home C R Kennison 401 East Twenty fourth Street. Rev J B Hukabee Buchanan Street Methodist Church led service. Burial followed in Memorial Park Cemetery under N B Griggs & Sons direction.
G B Ashe of Medford Massachusetts reports twenty years of stomach trouble and sleeplessness from acidity. He tried many medicines before using ACIDINE, now on the second package and claiming more relief than all prior treatments. The maker guarantees relief or money back. ACIDINE is carried by all druggists.
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