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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1929

Page

4

Women fliers enter national air derby entries in August

Cleveland crowds learn women from across the country will race from Clover Field in Santa Monica to Cleveland in the national air races endorsed by the National Aeronautic Association. At least 14 entrants are confirmed including Bebe Daniels and Elinor Smith, with others possibly joining.

Associated Press Cleveland Ohio Clover Field Santa Monica Cal National Aeronautic Association Clifford W. Henderson Bebe Daniels Miss Daniels Ben Lyon Elinor Smith New York Louise McPherridge Thaden Bobby Trout California Miss Smith Amelia Earhart Atlantic Ruth Elder George Haldeman Mary Heath England Thea Rasche Henderson Elizabeth L. McQueen Californian Women's Aeronautic Association Sardh E. Warrander Marvel Crossman H. H. Ogden Margaret Perry

Recital by Daisy Person’s expression pupils at Sanborn School

Mrs Daisy Person presents her group of expression pupils in a recital at 8 o clock this evening at the Sanborn School. The event accompanies the school exhibit of the year and includes open house all afternoon and evening with public invited.

Daisy Person Sanborn School

Fashion Note on Spring Morning Ensembles in Linen and Crepe

The piece highlights new linen and tussore outfits in hyacinth blue daffodil yellow and lily of the valley green. It describes sleeveless frocks with plain bodices kilted skirts and loose jackets plus satin shantung silk shirting options. Also notes soft zephir wool trotteur outfits and navy blue jersey coats with dotted jersey accents.

Midsason Georgette and Mousseline Desoie

Snake's Hips in Summer Costumes

Paris fashion front shows ultra narrow hip silhouettes for summer wardrobes. Designers emphasize hip trimness with fullness below the hip line and broad shoulder line. Vera Sorgine wears a snake hip model in Bourdet's La Prisonniere revival at Theatre Femina.

Alice Langelier Paris Couturiers Vera Sorgine Bourdet Theatre Femina

Nearby Visitors and Travels Highlight Local Families

Mr. and Mrs. P. I. Nicholson left for Melrose New Mexico after visiting daughter Mrs Ive Shelley at 608 Pierce Street. Chas Hamilton of Benjamin stayed several days with grandmother Mrs M L Anderson. Kathleen Long with Mrs J O Whittington returned from Eastland Austin and other points. The McKensie family of 1204 West Nineteenth Street returned from Perryton. Mr and Mrs J F Black of Eldorado Arkansas visit sister Mrs FE R Melvin at 613 Pierce Street.

P. I. Nicholson Melrose New Mexico Ive Shelley Pierce Street Halltown Missouri Chas. Hamilton Benjamin M. L. Anderson J. O. Whittington Kathleen Long Eastland Austin McKensie West Nineteenth Street Perryton J. F. Black Eldorado Arkansas FE. R. Melvin

Ellis County Deputy Fires on Fleeing Suspect in Waxahachie Shootout

Deputy Jim Everetts discharged his weapon during a running gun battle near Trumbull, injuring Jack Corley, 24, who was being treated in a Dallas hospital with bullet wounds that may prove fatal.

United Press Dallas Jim Everetts Waxahachie Jack Corley Corley Trumbull

Whiskey in Car Ties to Dallas Shooting Report

Everetts told Dallas police that Corley possessed 60 gallons of whiskey in his car when the shooting occurred. The claim ties alcohol cargo to the incident under investigation.

Ing Ferris Everetts Dallas Corley

Paint Is Poor Cow Food

Barney Curtis painted his barn bright red in Paris. Four scows and a calf watched and decided his work was good enough to eat, and they will eat no more paint or anything else.

The Associated Press Paris Barney Curtis

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