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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1931
Page
7
Evangelist J. C. Harley spoke on "A Gospel Paradox of Life and Death" at the First Church of the Nazarene on Lincoln Street. He preached that man is a divine enigma who can choose salvation or sin, with services daily at 2 PM and 8 PM and specials by music.
Robert Weeks de Forest president of the Metropolitan Museum of Art dies at 83 after years away from law practice. He led the Russell Sage Foundation Survey Associates and the National Housing Association while remaining active in philanthropy and social work.
Havana reports an unexpected rise in visitors from a specific country this season. Officials note the pattern stands out against typical tourist flow, with economic and cultural implications for local businesses and hospitality sectors.
Fire losses in England declined from 55,000,000 dollars in 1924 to 32,500,000 dollars in the most recent year. The figures reflect a sizable reduction in fire-related damages over the period.
An afternoon social hosted by Mrs. O. J. McLure at 2201 Polk Street featured tulip arrangements in pink and white. Guests included Mrs. D. D. Prust, Mrs. Lillian McGovern, and Mrs. Bob Stallworth, with special attendees Mrs. George Worthen and others.
A River Road Home Demonstration Club gathering at Mrs. W. D. Irby’s home featured a Mother’s Day program. Guests received corsages of snapdragons on entry. Mrs. W. D. DeGrasse led the program as members shared quotations on Mother during roll call. Miss Laura Hamner gave an inter-
Depend On Zemo To Stop Itching explains a long standing antiseptic used for twenty years to ease itching and heat from skin irritations. It promises relief with first application and lists prices 35c 60c and 1.00 with availability at all dealers.
Mrs Harold Long entertained at 1815 Fillmore Street on Wednesday afternoon with a program on The Pioneer Mothers. Speakers included Miss Hamner and Mrs DeGrasse, while Mrs E F Hall read Mother’s Day and My Mother’s Prayer was sung with piano by Mrs R I Killough.
New French process keeps MELLO GLO Face Powder on longer and reduces shine. It claims to minimize pore appearance without drying the skin or making the complexion look pasty, and is approved by the U S government. Available at City Drug Stores.
A local social event featured decorations and appointments. Mrs. W. B. McNeilis won high in the games with Mrs. Bill Cummins as low scorer. Invited guests included Mrs. Bert Levy Mrs. Jimmie Blansette Mrs. Vernon Crawford and others.
Paris fashion notes daytime and sport frocks feature saw-tooth zig-zag edging on cuffs necklines blouse and coat hems. A dark green and white wool crepe model uses a zig-zag collar line with a white facing for contrast.
Lingerie collars and cuffs are the smartest adornment for spring frocks. Crepe dresses feature embroidered white organdy trim while sports frocks show white or beige pique accents and afternoon gowns display valenciennes lace collars and undersleeves.
An ad touts Moone's Emerald Oil as a powerful antiseptic remedy for eczema and skin woes. It claims high effectiveness with a money back guarantee and 85 cent price, noting benefits for varicose ulcers blemishes itching pimples acne psoriasis and athlete's foot with complete directions included.
The Teachers Dramatic Club will meet in the Woman's Club Room Friday at 7 o'clock. Affiliated with the Federation the group has a planned program and all members are urged to attend.
Miss Ruth Dillon entertained Alpha Zeta Beta Sorority at her home 1109 Taylor Street on Wednesday afternoon. A dance was planned for May 15 at the National following the business meeting refreshments were served.
An advertisement touts Kruschen Salts as a fat loss remedy. It claims daily half teaspoonful doses in hot water before breakfast remove fat by boosting organ function, with user testimonials from Mrs M C Taylor of Lewisburg and a Kentucky reader, promising energy and health gains.
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