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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1948
Page
7
At Paris a small satin and flannel hat in yellow and gray tones features a sweeping sequin egret feather design. The gray velvet toque has a pheasant feather mass and a transparent face veil draped over the brim.
In St. Louis dress makers target college girls and young workers with shorter hems about 10 inches off the floor, while New York firms hem slightly longer. Prices range from 10 to 30 dollars for dresses, with coats and outfits around 50 dollars. Styles show toned down fullness, fewer bustles, and simpler lines ideal for the younger market.
Mrs. T. R. Jameson and daughter Mrs. C. M. Montgomery hosted a Wednesday afternoon party at 1318 East Eleventh to honor Herbie Spiller on his third birthday. Guests included Mary Ann Mowry Jessie Mowry Cynthia Stewart Danny Montgomery Patricia Keeler Barbara Keeler Gale Sims and Mr. and Mrs. James L. Southall Forest NM in charge of New Mexico's Boys Ranch.
Delta Chapter of the Delphian Society met in Blackburn-Shaw Chapel with nineteen members. Mrs Joe Davidson led the program on Italy as pre fascist era while Mrs Branch Arch er and Mrs B T Scott spoke on fascist platform and practices.
Pi Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma held a regional meeting at Dumas High School with four chapters Gamma 24 Gamma Theta Beta Delta and Pi presenting programs. The Amarillo Canyon Bi chapter members performed a pantomime skit The Development of a Teacher written and directed by Frances Craig with narrator Mrs O B Ginnis and numerous teachers and guests participating. Nell Alexander Canyon spoke at the guest luncheon as speaker and the event featured several listed participants and improvised performances.
The Happy Hour Sewing Club met at Mrs. B. Antinns home on North Houston. Members planned a Christmas basket for a needy family and scheduled a Thanksgiving luncheon for next Thursday at noon at Mrs. Jack Granger’s home on Bryan Street.
An old newspaper ad promotes Barcentrate as a fat reducing drink mixed with grapefruit juice. It claims no diet or vitamin plan is required and offers a money back guarantee if it fails to help users shed pounds and regain slender curves.
In Gatbrage near Mott North Dakota Dr. Maercklein and local attorney Y H Grane have played cribbage daily for nearly ten years. No records exist of wins or totals, but their routine continues as a friendly long standing pastime.
The Amarillo branch of the American Association of University Women gathered at Mrs. Charles Puckett’s home on Lamar Street. Mrs. B. K. Melin spoke on Meissen and Dresden while Mrs. Bob Kesterson discussed Serves Capo di Monte. Tea hour refreshments followed with several members listed.
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