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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1930
Page
9
New York reports Paris and New York dressmakers have become major personalities influencing couture. Intricate cutting, careful fittings, and handwork mark today’s gowns with personal, heralded dressmaker touches. Prices stay high as fur and velvet prominence continues, and fashion shifts toward elevated, exclusive styles.
Jack Allen traveled to Dallas for business and attended the S. M. U. versus Indiana University football game. E. S. Collins of Channing served on a jury last week. W. B. Blackwell has returned from unknown duties.
A short business trip to Lovington New Mexico reports Mrs W T Butler visiting Floydada for the week. G W McCauley at 1610 Taylor transacting business in Dumas early this week. L S Dixon in Quail Texas on business. Bill Howell at 901 North Fillmore spent the weekend in Wellington visiting friends.
Gen J E Gaskell 86 a Civil War veteran and Fort Worth resident for 35 years died at his daughter's home yesterday. The report notes his notable study of history and mentions red hair for Shakespeare and historical figures.
The Lea-Mex Development company opens new information offices in the Oliver-Eakle Building to share enterprise and real estate details about New Hobbs New Mexico. Fred Farrington says development is a John J Harden undertaking with Texas and Oklahoma people involved and over half a million dollars being spent on construction.
United Press reports from Texarkana that on October 29 navigation enthusiasts and promoters from Northeast Texas gathered for the second day of the Red River navigation meeting, drawing a large delegation to discuss river improvements and prospects.
Major John C. H. Lee called sessions for a district navigation study from west of Fulton to the Washita mouth. Delegates presented briefs outlining the benefits and feasibility of river navigation on the Red River.
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