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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1929
Page
6
Palm Beach society is buzzing over gingham ensembles in silk velvet and cotton. Debutantes display red plaid bias pleated skirts, matching jackets, blouses, hats, bags and shoes. A young brunette deb appears in a red gingham outfit at the Beaux Arts lobby.
Tussore, Shantung, pongee and other undyed silks with far eastern names are in vogue for spring. Natural silk outfits stay in the sport class, some suitable for informal wear with long sleeves and a collar like the Jane Regny model. Sleeveless tussore dresses paired with colorful sweater or cardigan remain common.
The Pal's Class of the First Baptist Church will have class pictures taken Sunday at 9:45 a.m. at the church. The event, postponed from last Sunday, invites all class members new members and visitors to attend.
Charles Wilson of Amarillo Texas says Orgatone helped him gain eight pounds and relieve biliousness headaches and insomnia after years of poor appetite. He praises the medicine after two bottles and urges buyers to use authorized agents only City Drug Store Polk Street Amarillo leads the sales with other agents in Pampa and Borger.
A silver metal contest will be given at the Buchanan Street School Auditorium on Friday evening March 22 under the direction of Mrs. J. C. Hammack. Contestants include Margaret Louise Murff Alice Moore Nadine Randolph Barbara Jean Hufer Anita McDowell Mona Inez Bowman. Piano solos violin numbers quartets readings and songs accompany a Japanese drill by twenty girls in costume. Proceeds go to the Buchanan Street Methodist.
The Busi ness and Professional Women's Club hosted a closing dinner for National Business and Professional Women's week. The event featured St Patrick's Day themed decorations, candy favors by Mrs. Ruby Workman, and talks by S B Fish Potter County Federation of Women's Clubs president and others from Lions American Busi ness and Kiwanis clubs. A vaudeville dancing skit by Edabeth Harmon and Helen Mode capped the evening with club singing led by Mrs. Dana Harmon Trent.
A silver metal contest prize will be presented at San Jacinto Methodist Church on Thursday March 21 by group seven under the direction of Mrs. J. C. Marguerite Louise Murff Alice.
Jean Huber, Anita McDowell and Mona Inez Boman headline a community program with a novelty attraction. A Japanese drill by twenty girls in costume, plus songs by Laverne Ashford and Ralph Freda, solos by Verl on Twaddell, duets by Ashford and Yarberry, Ballew and Wiley, readings by Alice A. Bryan and Bobbie Boman. A Philharmonic quartet performs a Japanese drill number. Free will offering requested. public invited.
Blanche Oliver will sing a solo at the T. E. L. Class meeting of the First Baptist Church on Sunday morning at 9 45. All members are urged to attend and visitors and new members are welcome.
London designers offer gowns infused with indelible perfume as the latest vogue in Bond Street. The trend shifts from color to scent as women seek outfits that express personality and temperament.
A fashion adviser cautions clients to select gowns with a crisp touch and adequate weight for poise. He notes silk body today relies on tin weighing, urging weighing up to 65 percent as endorsed by the Silk Association of America. John Burson leaves Northwest Texas hospital to return home in Clarendon after ten days of treatment.
The notice advertises a girls slip in sizes 6 to 14 with varying yardage for different styles and a ladies apron pattern in one size. Materials required include 86 inch wide fabric for a 12 year slip with shaped shoulders, 1% yards for straight top, 1 yard for a trimmed straight top, and 1% yards plus 1/2 yard contrasting material for the apron. Price 15 cents each. Send 15 cents in silver or stamps for the Spring and Summer 1929 Book of Fashions from GLOBE-NEWS, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Wednesday, with Mrs Burson present, Patrolmen Ferlandy and Rodwell dined while Ferlandy’s motorcycle sat outside. Ralph Langhaus, 50, seized the bike, rode away slowly down the street. A boy alerted the officers, who pursued, captured Langhaus, and jailed him.
A trio of women share testimonials praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for change of life symptoms. They report improved sleep nerves appetite energy and ability to work. The letters urge other women to try the remedy and write for more information.
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