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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1948
Page
9
New York headlines holiday hats that dazzle with cartwheel sizes and bold ornament. Walter Plorell designs feature velvet, sequins, and pink velvet roses while other giant sailors showcase gray horsehair and blue velvet ribbons. Smaller headpieces and cloches follow with luxurious fabrics and trimmings.
A bridal gown described in white satin features cascading glycerine-treated feathers by designer Sally Victor, highlighting a satin and feather interplay.
Rebekah Lodge No 222 and subordinate 410 hosted a holiday dinner at IOOF Hall last evening. About 200 covers were set as families of members attended with visitors from Kansas and neighboring areas. H A Shaw led singing, Mrs E E Parker played piano, Miss Ruby Hutchison violin, and the evening ended with a dance.
Cooulette Club No 39 met at VFW Hall Eighth and Parker with seven members. They planned holiday parties at the Veterans Hospital and Preventorium and voted to move meetings to the second and fourth Fridays each month. Present were Mesdames Ann Parks Julia Lusk Alva Lee Koaller Mary Eller Gladys Andrews Vera Kelly and Vera Boydston.
Security Benefi Association held its monthly social and dance last evening in Rebekah Hall. Next Monday at 7 30 o clock the group will meet in regular business session. News Globe Want Ads Get Results.
A talent show and festival of dances songs and piano pieces form the International Festival at the YWCA 501 Lincoln Saturday at 8 pm. Proceeds support World Fellowship. Tickets 50 cents at the association headquarters. Booths attractions cakewalks games fortune telling and food featured with international decor and country films. Public invited.
Hadassah Chapter met at Temple Israel Vestry 2224 Taylor with Mack Hickman presiding. Abe Mogelson reviewed current events after business. Entertainment featured the film Letters from Israel. Next meeting scheduled for December 27 at 8 o'clock in the Vestry.
Alicia Hart advises readers on posture with older friends to project poise. Quiet seating, closed knees and feet, uncrossed legs, and minimal fidgeting convey confidence. Sudden movements or tugging at clothing undermine composure. steady, controlled posture creates a poised impression.
Profile of Paul Douglas, economist turned senator elect, detailing his career from University of Chicago professor to anti machine activist. Notes his defiance of Quaker principles, pro Communist accusations, stance on Berlin, inflation, monopolies, housing, and his war service from Marine lieutenant colonel to public figure. Mentioned family, education, and wife’s Congressional term.
New York entrepreneur Isaac Ginsberg, a 50 year veteran of women house dresses, recalls riveted Broadway days and a $500 start that grew into a multi million dollar business. He helped shape pattern making, styling, and price ranges from $1 to $8.65, as the National Association of House Dress Manufacturers marks its golden anniversary.
Cambridge University psychologist Dr R H Thoulless challenged nurses at a public health conference arguing the cradle should return as a key invention. He urged rocking a child to sleep and using pacifiers while criticizing rigid feeding schedules as inconvenient for adults.
Lee C. Harrison a 52 year old president of Prairie Island Gas Company from Dallas and Lubbock was killed in a car taxi collision in Austin. Fort Worth attorney Harry Logan and University of Texas student O Blevins were injured. Dallas attorney Ross Bohannon escaped uninjured. Harrison Bohannon and Logan were taxi passengers. Blevins drove. Harrison planned to open a Jayton bank and survivors include his widow two daughters and a son.
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