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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1933
Page
3
New York reports fashion expert Miss Marjorie Howard, recently honored by the Legion of Honor, endorses a pencil silhouette and pared down styles for practicality. She notes the Mae West trend influences Paris but argues American dress shifts toward ease, mobility, and everyday wear.
The San Jacinto Parent-Teacher Association held a Tuesday afternoon meeting in the school building to recruit new members. Dr B M Primer spoke on child health in early school years and Miss Nettie Crane discussed schoolroom courtesy. Mrs C M Fearn presided as yearbooks were handed to new members and plans were set for a carnival on Friday evening October 27.
Honoring Mabel Violet Armitage on her tenth birthday, a Halloween themed party was held at 404 Virginia Street the Armitage home. Guests enjoyed Halloween decorations, a playful mask activity, and entertainment by Vern and Barbara Motch with Frances Motch. Refreshments were served to attendees including William Curtis Edene Curtis and Gene Armitage.
The Beryl Needle Club was entertained this week at 406 Florida Street by Mrs. C. E. Hand. Guests included Mrs. Albert Timmons and Mrs. J. E. Lewis of Waynoka Oklahoma. The club will meet next week at Mrs. Mason's 1310 East Thirteenth Avenue.
Cecile Mitchel of Plainview performs at Amarillo College of Music Auditorium at 8 15. Mexican dinner at Polk Street Methodist Church Fellowship Hall from 6 to 9. Unity Study Club at 1500 Taylor Street at 8. Saturday features the Home Demonstration Club Market at Municipal Auditorium foyer 8 to 10 30. A A U W luncheon at Capitol Hotel 12 15. Dances at Amarillo Country Club and Hillcrest Country Club with Joe Norman's orchestra. Mrs Floyd Marsh pupils recital at 1504 Hayden Street 8. Panhandle Drumming Teachers Club Patricia Ann Tea Room 11 East Fourteenth Avenue 2 30. Miss Idelma Conoley hostess.
Mrs Jimmie Payne hosted the Six W Bridge Club at Yeake Apartments. Halloween colors and decorations theme the event with prizes going to Mrs C V Wood high, Mrs Payne second, and Mrs Roscoe Sasser high cut. Guests included Mrs Sasser and members Mesdames Wood Hudgins Nelson Dickerson Wallace Bishop and Payne. A luncheon at Mrs Wood’s home is planned for next Wednesday at 12 30.
A hostess may surprise guests with corned beef and cabbage for variety. Wash split peas, boil slowly after a pinch of soda to reduce gas, then flavor with thyme salt pepper and butter, finish with cream and toast. Coat doughnuts by shaking in a paper bag with sugar until evenly covered.
Velvet lastex sweaters present a chic formal option with pullover styles in turtle neck and V neck variants. They pair well with evening gowns under a wrap or with an ankle length skirt for dinners. Breakfast includes grape juice and codfish hash. lunch features okra stew and apple dumplings. dinner offers flounder with parsley sauce and quince Bavarian.
Mix smooth salmon and cream cheese into a paste. Halve stuffed olives and fold into the filling for a savory tea sandwich spread.
The Amarillo Globe advertises pattern 2562 named the personality Jumper frock with simple angular seaming pleats and a guimpe. Sizes 8 through 16 require 218 yards fabric for size 12 plus 1% yards contrast. Send 15 cents for pattern and book, order to The Amarillo Globe Pattern Department New York City.
200 denizens seek shelter as C C Timmons prepares to enclose cages at the Tri State Fair grounds zoo. Monkeys moved to gas heated cages fed onions daily. new antelope from New Mexico joins Steve Ridings staff. Groundhog name debate continues for two arrivals from Montana. In Iowa City a 19 year old Iowa freshman football tackle Arthur Ehlers is in critical condition after a scrimmage collapse. Great Britain offers vast spa options.
An old Creomulsion advertisement touts a fast acting remedy for colds and coughs. It claims powerful yet harmless effects with no narcotics and offers a refund if relief is not achieved, emphasizing ease of use and modern science.
A Parent-Teacher Association was formed at Price Memorial College with officers: President Mrs. Farr A. Shields, Vice-President Mrs. P. L. Bottoms, Secretary Mrs. A. H. Gat, and Treasurer Mrs. Jack Edwards. Meetings set for the first Monday of each month.
Storied river valley in the Hudson region is described as prehistory ancient, with mentions of geological timelines and the Grand Canyon as a contrast. The piece emphasizes vast geological age and natural history without citing specific dates or researchers.
R. F. Norman, Plainview editor and author of the production code for farmers, visited Amarillo en route from Washington after presenting the plan to the National Farm Holiday Association. He joined leaders for discussions with the Recovery Administration and with Henry Morgenthau about preventing farm foreclosures and evictions.
Norman urged the farmers committee to push Morgenthau’s policy and told evicted farmers to telegraph him. The group then met Governor Iowa in Des Moines Holiday Association to seek a central states governors meeting with a session announcement forthcoming.
Sidney B. Cave 56, Chicago Tribune reporter, died in a London nursing home from acute appendicitis. A life insurance policy valued at 5 million dollars, based on a male Delaware resident, is described as the world’s largest.
Advertising copy proclaims Blue Star Ointment relieves eczema itching and skin conditions like ringworm and tetter. It promises quick action, no burning or blistering, safe and reliable healing with the medicine absorbing to target germs.
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