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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1928
Page
5
With autumn and winter rains in view Paris dressmakers unveil leather fabrics shaped into practical chic items. Leather gains a new look and texture, offering charming wet weather novelties that blend beauty with durability for the season.
Mr and Mrs Otis Clingman of Dalhart formerly Amarillo announce the arrival of an eight pound son born Saturday morning October 6 Mrs Clingman will be remembered and announced in future notices
The Tri State Fair grounds have been cleaned and all outside equipment stored away awaiting the 1929 record expo. Workmen finished on Saturday and the grounds were turned into a county park cared for by a permanent caretaker.
The latest leather wear includes soft neppa velvet coats in grey with silver fastenings to avoid gaping when seated. Carriage pockets fit telescopic umbrellas, waterproof velvet raincoats with kasha linings, satin pieces with silver tassels, and stiff collars. Wet weather hats use impervious felt. Umbrella sets feature multiple colors and common handles. A baby crocodile bag with back pocket and inner loops carries a compact brown umbrella. Shooting coats run short of knee length with varied linings and visible hems.
Mr and Mrs Wayne Tomlinson visited Grover and Spearman over the weekend. Mrs Red Robinson and her daughter Peggy spent the weekend in Plainview with Doris Fincher who has returned from Midland to work with Magnolia Petroleum. Royce Gant attends the American Legion convention in San Antonio. Miss Ione Bridges of the Brown...
Cracker and Candy Company visited in Lubbock over the weekend. Mrs. Margaret Irwin Walls suffers an infection from a spider bite on the forehead. Mrs. J. A. Smith and son Robert plan to return from California soon. Miss Barbara Woods hag returned from Nashville. Mrs. Florence Andrews of Hugo spent the weekend with her niece en route home from California. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Hastings spend October in Arizona on a hunting trip. Mrs. Betty Joe Rogers leaves for Childress to make her home. Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Tharp and daughter Mamie returned from Colorado and Kansas. Howard Forister now works at United Cigar Stores Co. Mrs. D. E. Willetts visited Canadian Saturday. Miss Katherine Crump, studying in St. Paul, has returned home and visits Dumas briefly. Co. C. Gordon of J. C. Penney Amarillo store returned from a 10-day trip to Tulsa and Kansas City for a district convention.
Dimmitt had a most successful community fair Saturday said P C Bennett head of the Agricultural department of the Board of City Development this morning. The fair at Dimmitt Saturday was a notable event with strong participation and community involvement.
T K Morris of Tulia R O Dunkle of Hereford and Carl Marsh of Amarillo judged a local community fair with high attendance. They praised the exhibit and commended the planners for their efforts.
A Missouri reader from King City reports seven months of illness relief during pregnancy after using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She states she was able to work and eat heartily and has now given birth to another child, claiming the tonic as the best she ever used and encouraging others to try it.
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