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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1928
Page
5
The Parent Teacher Association of Buchanan school will host a carnival and supper this evening at the school. Supper begins at 6 o'clock. Carnival features will be enjoyed by all patrons and friends of the school.
Princess Mary sister to the Prince of Wales leads a strong year in cub hunting at Bramham Moor. She rides at dawn in a long habit on her brown hunter Dan, remains fearless yet cautious, and adheres to side saddle as ordered by the king.
Paris reports fashion notes on the enduring tailored suit for autumn and winter. Women favor the outfit with fur scarf and hat, praising its practicality. Jackets vary from single to double breasted, skirts range from tight to pleated, and designers experiment with fronts for ease of movement.
An advertisement claims mercorized wax from a druggist can gradually remove a coarse discolored skin layer to reveal clear under skin. It also promotes saxonite with witch hazel as an astringent to remove wrinkles and restore facial contour.
Funeral services for Mrs. Anna Martin 48 wife of J. Martin will be at 10 30 Saturday from Central Presbyterian church Rev R Thomson to officiate Survived by husband eight daughters two sons four sisters and three brothers all residents of Amarillo Pallbearers named D M Hume B O Taylor R V Cartwright J R Gant Dr Robert Younger I H Davies body in state at N S Griggs and Sons parlor until service Burial in Llano cemetery
Frank Harrison Wash, 21, of Rapids Wisconsin, died when their auto hit soft ground near Continental and plunged into a ditch. Clyde Blanchard track star and Olympic team stowaway, and Herbert Loefler were injured. Nash, a fall junior, transferred from Wisconsin and Northwestern.
M Amin, famed as a royal coffee maker to the late King Edward, has established a lace shop in Monte Carlo after years touring Europe to brew the king’s drinks.
A Newark resident Anna Krett writes Kellogg’s All-Bran is a sure cure for constipation and a stomach regulator. She notes sending it to her mother in Poland and urges use of two tablespoons daily with meals or in cooking, produced by Kellogg in Battle Creek.
Councilor W. C. White of Crewe has been elected mayor while unemployed. He will draw 1000 dollars during his term to cover expenses and must continue to queue weekly for unemployment relief at the Labor Bureau. An overflow crowd at a Bournemouth flower festival used tombstones as tea tables.
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