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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1929
Page
6
The physicians report mentions few cases and describes them as mild. The Netherlands East Indies has rescinded the government tax on company bonuses to employees.
Mrs. Avery Turner Mrs. Charles Kilgore Mrs. E. H. Ashcraft and Mrs. John Ballard returned from Beaumont where Llano Estacado chapter participated in the 50th annual state conference. Mrs. Streit will visit Port Arthur Houston Marlin Fort Worth and Mineral Wells then Amarillo mid November. The conference featured the dedication of the Texas D. A. R. Forest. John Alden Society represented by Mrs. Ballard reported 87 members, the largest in the state.
Mrs W L Bridges entertained at her Talmage Place home with a bridge party Saturday night. Yellow and pink decor featured chrysanthemum arrangements, Normandy lace tablecloths, and pink rosebuds. High score prizes went to Mrs I W Ball and C C Bridges, with additional prizes for Mrs Tom Harris and J R Crabtree. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Richard Fowlkes, Mr and Mrs Horace Westmoreland, and others.
Social Calendar lists V a i quillee Club at 3 o'clock hosted by Mrs J Montgomery at 1501 Madison. Amarillo Chapter 787 of the Order of Eastern Star meets at Masonic Temple at 7 30. Clark Wesley Class at San Jacinto Methodist Church hosted by Mrs G C Broadrick at 401 Mississippi at 2 30. Lucky Day Bridge Club led by Mrs M F Zollicoffer at 1411 B West Nineteenth Ave at 2 30. La Costura Club with Mrs J B Dickson at 1607 Tyler at 3. Needle Club led by Mrs B L Kingsland at 1304 Monroe at 3. Panhandle Speech Arts Association chaired by Mrs R B Masterson Jr at 1619 Tyler at 7 30.
The Mother Collins Bible Class of San Jacinto Methodist Church will meet all day at the home of Mrs. B. Sullenger on Florida Street. A covered dish luncheon is planned at noon and officers will be elected. This is the regular monthly business and social meeting. all members are urged to attend.
Johnson School P T A will hold its regular monthly meeting Tuesday afternoon at the school. A program will be given under the leadership of Mrs H E Ross. Ninety seven new members have been secured for the PTA in the membership drive.
The Clark Wesley Class of the San Jacinto Methodist Church will meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. G Broadrick at 401 Mississippi Street at 2 30. It will be a business and social session. All members are urged to attend.
The Humphrey Highland P T A will hold a called meeting tomorrow at 8 30 o clock in the school. All members are urged to attend as important business will be discussed.
The Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority will meet Wednesday evening at 7 30 in the High School Library. All members are requested to attend.
Paris fashion notes describe winter afternoon dresses with clever cuts that seem simple but shape the figure. Blue nattier crepe de chine with silver thread features a scarf shoulder effect and a flare skirt. Beige crepe marocain uses tan pony skin collar, with a waist belt and tucked panels creating illusion. The princess frock, grey and violet crepe maroos, shows shirring and curved side bands under soft scarf collars. A challis print with bouquets and velvet ribbon adds high waist puffing and ruffles, enhancing the deceptive silhouette.
A Washington based Little Flower Guild funds the Ketchikan General Hospital in Alaska through its annual white elephant sale. Proceeds aid the hospital, with Bishop Criment handling funds after 35 years of Alaska service. Saint Therese, the Little Flower, is honored by prayers and stories of miracles among Eskimo and white residents, aided by French origins and papal canonization. The tale links convents, priests, and Arctic mercy missions across the world.
Describes a simple jacket crafted from the same material as the garment. The piece is bound around the edges with a velvet ribbon that tapes the neckline and hem for a cohesive finish.
Contagious diseases are very few in Amarillo at this time health department officials said today There are four cases of typhoid fever and
Anecdotal ad describes sour stomach caused by fermentation and recommends Gordons as a lasting antiseptic for stomach and bowels. It claims immediate relief from indigestion gas bloating and heartburn and lists a large 8 ounce bottle at 1.50 as cost.
A brief note on disease counts cites diphtheria as reported and compares current totals to last year when seven contagious diseases were listed in the city. It adds that colds are not as bad as usual for this time, with the text truncating after noting conditions.
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