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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1935
Page
6
An advice column urges individual responsibility for beauty upkeep. Regular visits to shops and treatments matter less than daily routines, diet, exercise, and personal hygiene. Readers are reminded to seek medical and dental care as needed and to choose a trusted beauty operator. A church luncheon by the Bethany Class at First Baptist follows, listing attendees by name.
The Bluebonnet Club postpones its regular meeting from tomorrow to Friday December 6 due to Thanksgiving. It will meet next Friday with Mrs John C. Hudson at 814 Virginia Street. Congress approved plant patent grants in 1930 under the Townsend Purnell bill.
This piece suggests halo roll as a flattering party hairstyle for blondes. It describes parting hair back from the face, rolling sides, wrapping rolls around the head, tucking ends under, and pinning with invisible pins. A flower or jewel can be added above one ear for accent.
The Hillcrest Sewing Circle met Tuesday at Mrs. A. J. Talkovic home in Pleasant Valley. New member Mrs. L. S. Rouse was welcomed. Mrs. F. F. Putman won the Thanksgiving chicken race. An all day meeting is planned at 1544 Fast Ninth Avenue next week with a covered dish luncheon. Guests included Mrs. I H. Frazier and others. members listed.
All Around The Town item lists Aileen Morris and Lois Marie Morris leaving for Oklahoma City for the holidays. The Adams family from Wichita, Kansas, visits relatives here for Thanksgiving. Wilbur C. Hawk returns from Corpus Christi after visiting Mrs. John Sullivan. The Conway family from 1008 West Seventeenth Avenue visits relatives in Dalhart and Grover, with Jo Vineyard also mentioned in town extending a travel note.
A discussion stresses strict discipline on boats to ensure safety. A parent notes a captain's word is law and disobedience can lead to swift punishment. Proper training prevent drownings when non swimmers are aboard, and older children should enforce boat rules for all onboard.
A nostalgic magazine-style piece notes how Hollywood shifts opera and musical ideas for films, tracing Give Us This Night from Aida to Song of the Nile, with Korngold and Hammerstein crafting a new on screen score while Gladys Swarthout and Jan Kiepura star. It recounts Freddie Bartholomew and Victor McLaglen friendships on set, Freddie’s London manners kept by Aunt Mylicent, and playful studio mischief as Freddie acts in Pro fessional Soldier.
Hollywood report notes audience tastes differ for opera and films as Lew Ayres stars in Silk Hat Kid at the Rialto where he falls for Mae Clarke while Pat Kelly’s cafe is a backdrop. Special Thanksgiving dances at Nat and Roseland feature Lloyd Snyder Orchestra. Take Me Back to My Boots and Saddle arranged for Nat.
Soothing Blue Star Ointment melts on the skin to drive medicines into pores and treat itches rashes eczema ringworm and foot itch. Money back on first jar if relief is not achieved.
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