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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1934
Page
7
Mrs E Frances Corder leaves Sunday for Dallas to visit her daughter Miss Daisy Lee Corder who attends the Hockaday School for Girls. Designed to slenderize the larger figure pattern 1801.
This pattern advertisement touts a belted and unbelted waistline design that visually slims. It promotes fabric options crepe silk and decorative scarves, offers sizes 36 through 46, and provides pattern 1801 with full sewing instructions. Orders via The Amarillo Globe Pattern Department in New York.
County Council hosts state specialists from College Station and district agents at Potter County library meeting. They discuss the Amarillo Fat Stock Show, sponsor 4 H Club Girl winners to Dallas Pair, and note a $10 prize for county blue ribbons. Numerous club members from Sunnyside to Cliffside attend.
The list outlines Tuesday events across Amarillo including San Jacinto PTA Fathers Night at 8 o'clock in the school auditorium with D S Elliott as master of ceremonies. Numerous clubs PTAs and church groups meet at 2 to 4 o'clock across multiple streets and venues.
The Junior Group of the American Association of University Women hosted a lovely Saturday luncheon at the Capitol. Mrs. Rolla Cartwright led the meeting with guest artists introduced by Mrs. T. C. Craig. Performances by Mary Fraser Constance Fuqua Gloria Bates and Ed Mayer plus readings and Easter table decor marked the event with many attendees listed.
The Halcyon Club held an all day meeting at Mrs. Lee Crownover’s home with quilting entertainment and a St. Patrick motif luncheon. Guests included Mesdames James Bowen T M Montgomery and T O Dixon. future meeting planned at Mrs. Shields’ 403 Forest St on March 23. Fashion coverage highlights vivid taffeta trims and spring ensembles including a brown wool dress with a tan plaid coat.
Circle No. 2 A of the First Christian Church will meet Wednesday with Mrs. C A Hedrick at 709 Jefferson Street instead of with Mrs. Charles Adkiston as announced. The T RE L Class of First Baptist Church will hold a business meeting and covered dish luncheon at the church Wednesday at 12. The Y W A of the First Baptist Church will meet with Misses Beihine and Mildred Williams at 3300 Tyler Street this evening at 7 30.
Members of Alpha Theta Chapter Alpha Sigma Lambda hosted an informal dance at the Timms home clubhouse in the summer garden on Palo Duro Street. A large guest list including Bobbie Bovard of Dallas enjoyed dancing with refreshments served late, with a stag party planned at the club next Saturday night announced by grand master Robert Timms.
The Book Club meeting of the American Association of University Women set for Tuesday at Mrs. M. M. Hagler’s home has been postponed. A new date will be announced soon.
A luncheon main course features grapefruit sections left whole and canned pears halved, covered with lime gelatin and set in a mold. The dish presents an appealing arrangement of bright fruit within a translucent exterior.
Scientiata announces a new method claiming rapid fat loss with two diet tweaks and a teaspoon of Condensed JAD Salts daily. The plan promises pounds shed from day one, minimal cost, and meals unchanged, touting moisture banishment and puffiness reduction.
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