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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1937
Page
3
Advert says Golden Glint Rinse perfectly matches each hair shade with an exact shade and highlight. The copy, signed Ady, touts a double fold of white pique fabric in the presentation.
A Florence Reed Club luncheon at Mrs. F. L. Davis home concluded a contest. The Harmony Club afternoon at Mrs Otis Trulove featured Mrs R N McKitterick director with performances by Misses Chessir Quarles and Ernes tine Quarles on two pianos, and songs by Mrs Duncan and others.
Dorothy Ann Chase celebrated her eighth birthday with a party at her parents home 2101 Ong Street. Guests enjoyed games and contests as a tiered cake centered the table. Attendees included Marilyn Tasard Martha Lee Van Shaw Elizabeth Ann Norton and many others.
Mary Roberts Warner presented piano and voice pupils in a Saturday recital at Polk Street Methodist Church parlor. A large crowd attended as students listed include Wanda Roberts and Jean Travis, with Amarillo Whistling Chorus aiding. Warner directed the program with Tmogent Ajax as accompanist.
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars will hold the last bridge party of a series this Wednesday at 2 PM at the American Legion Hall. Grand prizes will be awarded. Reservations via Amelia Patterson or Maudie Mae Hudspeth. Baptist circles plan mission study at Mrs. W. S. Noland’s home on Van Buren Street with Mrs. E R. Martin reviewing He That Giveth.
The W. Club will host its regular birthday dinner and party on Wednesday evening. The event will be at the home of Mrs Charles Hand, 148 Relieview Street.
Tonight and Wednesday list a series of meetings and social events across Amarillo groups. Entries include Business and Professional Women's events at 7:45, Catholic Daughters at Cathedral Parish House, and various church and club gatherings with times from 1:30 to 8 p.m. at locations such as Belleview, Pierce Street, and the Masonic Temple.
Mary Ann Conway celebrated her third birthday at home with her parents Mr. and Mrs. William EF Conway 1008 West Seventeenth Avenue. Attendees included Phyllis Anelle Goldfine Johnny Daniel Patricia Willis Carol Ann New Patsy and Stanley Westerfield Marguerite Watkins Larry Donald Goldfine Freddie Halley of Dalhart Mrs William M Conway and Mrs Mary Westerfield.
The International Relations Group of the A A U W will sponsor an open forum on the local scene Wednesday night at eight at Mrs. L. H. Hayter's home 1611 Harrison Street. Panelists discuss The Historical Setting Oil and Gas Wheat Cattle and other topics. The public is invited.
The Glenwood P. T. A. box supper and program scheduled for Thursday night is postponed to March 30. The note follows a sentence about cotton spinning, stating cotton spinners use about 60 percent of U.S. cotton.
Kellogg's Ant-Bran offers bulk that absorbs water and forms a soft intestinal mass. Marketed as a food not a medicine, it provides vitamin B and iron to boost the system. Suggested usage includes two tablespoons daily with milk or cream, or incorporated into meals.
A local Amarillo studio offers ballet toe and tap lessons at the Academy of Music and AKI. Sylvia Tell directs classes with options for beginners and advanced students. Tarler provides contact via phone 21-3400.
The Homecraft Club will host an all day gathering with a covered dish luncheon at Mrs. B. B. Breeding at 787 North Hayden Street on Thursday.
Advice column letters from Anne Hirst address two young women and a boy: how to stop being “left over” to improve invited social events, and how Gabriell, a junior, should handle finances and independence after gambling and losing support from his father.
Shoes are shown with rhinestone crowns on evening slippers and sandals. Slipper straps are studded with glass gems that glow like rubies emeralds sapphires and diamonds, reflecting a trend toward ornate accessories and display.
The text describes garments with two revers, a black wool coat featuring green and red velvet ribbon borders on the revers, and a black tailored suit also described with two revers. It notes contrasting velvet colors and formal styling in a period fashion context.
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