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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1929
Page
4
Mr and Mrs Will Gilvin and Mr and Mrs John Gilvin have returned from a weekend house party in Ralls. They were guests of Mr and Mrs John Ralls. Mrs John Gilvin had previously been a guest of Mrs Ralls for several weeks.
In Amarillo society events this week honored Miss Marjorie Neely upcoming marriage to Mr. M W Kimbrough and Mrs. Lewis Dodson on prior marriage. Hosts Mrs S Rasco and daughter hosted a bridge tea at 1408 Harrison with sweet peas and carnations as decor.
Dresses and coats mark a new phase in afternoon and formal wear in Paris. Nicole Groult showcases a gray and white satin dress with vest and cuffs, boasting a Groult flare skirt with overlapping tucks. Pin tucks run along the blouse, sleeves, and skirt following the hem line.
Social calendar lists events for the Business and Professional Women's club at Women's Club Rooms 6 15. Citizenship Training Club led by Mrs F L Pederson at 704 North Fillmore Street 2 30. Junior Woman's Club with Mrs A E Winsett and leader Mrs Arthur Ware at 3. Mothers Guild Easter egg sale at White Kirk s and Mel Ilroy s Market No Hi Bridge Club led by Mrs J C Neudigate 609 Madison Street 2. L Aquillee Club postponed due to illness. Bonita Chapter O E S Masonic Temple 7 30.
J H Letsinger of Pleasant Valley Amarillo says several family members benefited from Orgatone including improved appetite digestion and sleep. He describes personal recovery and urges others to try the medicine sold exclusively by City Drug store Amarillo with mail options.
The roster includes Eugene Vineyard Vance Mason Frank Van Noy Less Parker Pat Fairey John Daniel Bill Moore J J Detsa Frank Homer Pansberger Dick Roberts Judges Works Kay Walling Jack James and Elmer Harris as named individuals in the public document.
Hostesses Mrs H O Pitts and Mrs W P Prince entertained with a surprise party for Mr Prince at 406 Mississippi Street. Pink and white decor, a large white cake with pink candles, dancing and games followed. Attendees included Carl Ince Ed Gabble Mary Gabble Lillian Robinson Roberta Get tle Corine Pisey Iva Gentry Inez Sullivan Ted Neely Clinton Eaton Van Groves H O Pitts and W P Prince.
Mrs. R. R. Swindell hosted a musical tea at her home 1400 Washington Street on Saturday afternoon honoring the women of the Companion Class of the First Baptist church. Performances by Misses Johnnie and Mabel Rowan entertained guests while Mrs. J. D. Riddle Mrs. Avon Steed and Mrs. Ted H. Lackey served. Attendees included Mrs. Perry C. Burks Mrs. Tom Holland Mrs. E. W. Roffey Mrs. Glen Casey Mrs. Tom Lane Mrs. L J. Jackson and others.
The De Molay chapter hosted an informal dance and social at Hillcrest Country Club on a Friday evening. Chaperoned by local dignitaries, the event featured music by an electric Victrola, a brief business session, and remarks from newly elected officers with many members and guests in attendance.
The Blue Bonnet Needle Club plans a farewell for Mr and Mrs H Earl Smith who are relocating to Hereford. The 8 o clock gathering at Mrs Grady Camp home in Beverly Gardens invites club members and their husbands.
The Shriners plan an Easter dance Thursday at 9 pm in the Masonic Temple. Joe Norman and his orchestra will provide music for the event. All Shriners and families are invited.
The Child Welfare Club will meet Friday afternoon April 6 with Mrs J M Sheers at 705 Prospect Avenue instead of this Friday as announced.
Paris fashion watchers forecast spring color as sunshine returns after a long winter. Advance orders favor yellows greens and reds in sport clothes with capucine marigold larkspur and poppy accents. Brown and yellow emerge in street wear with brown hats and fur coats, while black remains steady as winter ends. Mrs Norris Ewing and baby Ruth will return from Houston and Galveston after a week with Mrs Elwood Stowe.
During the social hour refreshments were served. Members present included Mrs. A. D. Payne, Mrs. Jack Mason, Mrs. B. R. Schulz, Mrs. B. R. Cole, Mrs. Chares Lowe, Mrs. Earl Crist, Mrs. H. D. Cotton, and Mrs. H. P. Cochran.
Mrs A G Ray entertained the Halcyon Club at 1908 East Ninth Street Friday afternoon with needlework entertainment. Plans were made for an all day meeting on April 5 hosted by Mrs A D Payne and guests Mrs Frank Shively of Oklahoma City and Miss Helle Schramm of Canyon. Mrs H D Cotton was taken intocare.
Kay Walden a 35 year old oil man from Burkburnett was killed when his car was crushed between two passing vehicles near Wichita Falls Texas. His wife Mrs Walden was critically injured and two others in the car escaped unharmed after he urged them to jump to safety.
Residents of Ashland Wisconsin on March 25 faced water shortage amid drought. City officials urged conservation while plans explored alternative sources to avert a civic crisis.
Ad states that indigestion and related disorders arise from fermentation and require an antiseptic. Gordon's, an internal antiseptic, purportedly eliminates acids and poisons to restore the stomach. Claims quick relief from indigestion, dyspepsia, excess acid, gas, bloating, heartburn, sour stomach. priced at under three cents per dose.
Reported discovery of a cache of moonshine liquor in a ravine sparked a rapid exodus of locals, with a 60 gallon supply exhausted within an hour as authorities investigated the find. Eight railways are being built in Spain.
Mrs S E Sreety of Pratt West Virginia writes that after three doses she felt weaker then after two bottles she could work again and now recommends Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound stating it does all it claims and more she will answer letters.
A new rouge called Zanzibar promises lasting, waterproof lipstick in vivid shades. Marketed as practical for daylight or artificial light, it touts permanent, permanent results with a water resistant formula designed to blend beyond standard rouge tones.
A 1929 Brooklyn advertisement promotes D D D antiseptic for eczema and skin troubles promising instant itch relief and healing. It also lists sewing patterns for ladies dresses and girls dresses with material yardage, prices, and order instructions from Globe-News Brooklyn.
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