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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1948
Page
12
New York styles show a coordinated look for Easter with a throw coat and matching print lining. Paul Parnes designs feature a slate blue pele rine cape coat over a Cathedral print crepe dress and a brown wool jacket over a honey comb print dress, creating a unified, striking outfit.
Amarillo Antiques Club met yesterday at Mrs. Wales Madden’s home 3205 On. Coffee featured an arrangement of spring flowers in an antique bowl. President Mrs. Madden led the business session. new members Mrs. F Q Kelleam and Mrs. Curry Smyth were welcomed.
Dorothy Thrasher, bride elect of Cecil L. Boyle, was honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. E. D. Thrasher and Mrs. C. R. Killion. Guests included Edith Gardner Lena Killion George Thrasher E Dol Thrasher Jr Roy Armstrong and others. Gifts were sent by Bess Perkins Jack Raymond Margaret McKinney Bob Bethune Monte Locke Cameron W G Allen John Fonti Rufus McDowell Dick Joe Shannon Alice Howard and Bobby Park.
First Christian Church in Benton will host a rummage sale all day Saturday at 611 East Fourth. Donations are welcome and can be arranged by calling Mrs J W Triplett at 4659.
UPI fashion notes how Paris originals are adapted for American wear. Designers and retailers recast coats and suits with lighter fabrics like gabardine, strip heavy linings, and adjust necklines and belts to suit U S buyers, turning high priced pieces into affordable looks.
Ladies Auxiliary 180 to Carpenters Local 665 schedule a social meeting tomorrow at 2 PM in Carpenters Hall 212 West Seventh. The event concludes a contest where losers entertain the winners with hostesses Kenneth Cox George Enoch and R O Sisk and refreshment coordinators H R Oliver Karl Degenhardt and W W Finch. All members urged to attend.
Mrs. Carl Hill led a discussion on what makes a good home at the Les Meres Child Study Club meeting hosted by Mrs. Joe Davidson. Final plans were made for a March 26 barn dance and buffet supper, with social hour following. Implementing officers and members present included Mrs. Percy Blackburn and many others, as the club set an April 6 guest program date.
Mrs. A. D. Poreman Jr. appears as speaker in the Oak Room at Amarillo Country Club with hostesses Mrs. Ray Ebling and Mrs. Victor Shawgo. The event centers on community affairs and social engagement.
Daleth Chapter of the Delphian Society met at the Federation Club Rooms with Mrs. W W Sharp presiding. Members approved a tea for April 2 at 2 PM and heard talks on Literature as a Social Art Origin of Literature Literature and the Printing Press Hebraism and Hellenism Medieval to Modern Times and Literature and Propaganda.
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