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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1929
Page
6
The body of E. M. Synder, 76, a Methodist minister, was found by the North Fork of Red River east of Altus. His car apparently crashed through a bridge on a trip from Eldora Springs, Missouri, to spend the winter with his son and daughter in Altus, where he was alone.
Senora Juan Vicente Ramirez wife of the Paraguayan legation official remains unsure where to settle amid Paraguay Bolivia boundary disputes and a pending conference. She occupies six months in Washington, packing heirlooms and wondering if they will stay in place or be sent to Paraguay or Paris.
The Wesley Friendship Class of San Jacinto Methodist Church will hold a character lesson Sunday at 9 45 focusing on six Bible women Eve Sarah Ruth Mary the Mother of Christ and Lydia and six contemporary women. Discussions will be led by Mrs Bert King Mrs Ed Wilson Mrs C W Terrill Miss Flossie Barton and Mrs J R McDowell for Bible figures and by Mrs Z A Wallace Mrs Wiley Gates Mrs W C Morheld Mrs J T Reynolds and Mrs Marion Hill for present day figures.
The executive board of the High School Parent Teacher Association will meet Monday at 2 30 PM in the school. All board members are urged to attend and others interested in the work are invited.
The Study Groups of the A. A. W. will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 in the Women's Club Rooms. The regular meeting will begin at 3 15. All members are urged to attend.
Jesse Rogers will perform a horn solo at the Fidelis Class of First Baptist Church. The meeting is Sunday morning at 9 45 o clock in the classroom, with Mrs Rogers accompanying him.
In Constitution Hall the DAR installed special acoustics worth about 1.5 million dollars to enhance women’s voices. Experts advised on speaker placement and echo elimination as women preside over meetings. A voice amplification system for softer voices will be added.
Circle No 4 of the First Baptist Church will hold a baked sale tomorrow at the M System Store at Jefferson Street and Tenth Avenue. Everyone is invited to attend.
Paris fashion writers predict a shift from narrow tailored shoulders to wider silhouettes with shoulder capes and puff sleeves. Designers note sleeves at increasing volumes and shoulder shaping, aiming to alter overall lines. Hair and hat styles will evolve to balance the new silhouette, moving from loose waves to fluffy contours for bigger hats.
Frank Connell, serving his fourteenth year of a life term in the Nebraska penitentiary, is awarded the best essay prize. The announcement comes from Omaha on November 7 with details of the prize and selection process pending further notes.
Py WM. E. McKENNEY explains a cooperative method for a small bridge gathering. With two to four tables, players swap partners to ensure each person plays with every other. The plan uses seven rounds and 28 deals, accommodating mixed or single-sex groups and minimizing complex seat changes.
A Brady school program of musical numbers readings and community stunts will precede a box supper at Brady schoolhouse tomorrow night. Sponsored by the Parent-Teacher Association the event will start at 8 oclock.
A $200 first prize was awarded for the best essay on pioneer life of the state in a contest tied to Nebraska's diamond jubilee celebration as a territory, with the awards presented during the festivities.
An old advertisement proclaims sore gums reversible with Leto's Pyorrhea Remedy used and recommended by leading dentists. Druggists offer money back if it fails, with City Drug Stores selling the product.
Mrs Lois Pantages will appear in Superior Court in a wheel chair to learn if probation will be granted after manslaughter convictions in the death of Juro Rokumoto whom she ran down with her car. If probation is denied she faces one to fourteen years in San Quentin.
New metal stop signs costing 10 dollars each are being tested at busy Amarillo intersections including Fourth Avenue and Harrison Street and North Eighth Avenue and Fillmore Street Panhandle Highway. They promise five year guarantee and longer life than rubber markers. Repair is possible if worn. High speed crossing tires worry minorly, but city ordinance says not true when car stops.
The American Business Club held a noon closed meeting at the Amarillo Hotel. It was the second gathering under recently installed officials who began their term a week ago.
Ray Sanford, a radio artist, begins a 40 hour guitar performance at Mathis Radio Shop, with intermittent singing. He had planned a 40 hour stint at Golden Bear Cafe, but started this morning at 6 o clock aiming to finish at 10 pm Saturday.
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