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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1947
Page
13
Fur designer Nettie Arnheimer notes coats should be one inch longer or four inches shorter than the skirt to stay in fashion for 1948. Old coats can be remodeled or shortened to seven eighths to waist length, while new mink and around styles offer versatile options for all hair colors.
Members of the Wesley Comrades Class of San Jacinto Methodist Church were entertained last evening at a 42 party in Fellowship Hall by retiring class president Gay Carter and Mrs. Carter. Refreshments were served to a list of attendees including W. D. Clawson Bayne Young Sterling Galli day Woody Yarbrough Preston Cook C. T. Howell Tommy Hutchins Chester Ford Bob Zigler Dot Thomason J. H. Courtney N. J. Parks W. M. Burk Loyce Walker L. D. Jones D. L. Briley Howard Lawson Jeff Bentley and Rev. and Mrs. T. Edgar Neal.
PT Coot and Mrs Albert Lard were honored at a housewarming for their new residence at 1232 Milam. Attendees included George Duncan Dot Jackson Maenard Hamilton Bill Williams Tom Roberson R B Smith Roy McGee Tate Walker W H Hyse Jr Paul Standley Ralph Bell T H McCafferty E G Lindberg Mrs Roy White Mrs Roy Hall DeAnn Heiskell Kathleen Cooper Elmo Sills Betty Reed Jim Reed Mrs R D Short D L Pinson Guy Bell Zeperia Hall Wade Cain and Jessie Crump from Pampa and nearby residents.
A brief note asserts light ray colors in the spectrum surpass any pigment in purity. It emphasizes the distinct spectrum hues, comparing them to paints and suggesting superior clarity and brightness of light colors.
Mrs. Carl Hamilton presided at a covered-dish luncheon of the Stitch and Chatter Club with fall flowers and a Halloween table. Mrs. Ida Hunyon led the business discussion before members worked on needlework. Guests included Mesdames Bell, Mason, Walter, Brasher, Larson, Blackburn, Norwood, King, Runyon, Holman, Morrison, West.
Sue Hamilton and Beverly Hamilton attend a planning note for an all day session on November 5 at 11 in the home of Mrs. Frank King 202 Colorado.
The New York Bible Society launches a drive to place a gold-lettered Bible in each hotel room in the city. Rev. Dr. David J. Fant urges guests with no Bible to report the matter to the manager, promising the society will act.
The schedule outlines Paramount State Capitol Esquire Rialto and STAR showings for Danny Kaye Joan Bennett Johnny Mack Brown June Haver in multiple films with cartoons news and serials. It lists times 1 2 3 4 5 7 9 10 PM and notes live performances at NBC Theatres and clubs with acts from Bing Crosby to Tex Ritter.
The statement notes Sir Isaac Newton’s view that a substance’s color arises from the light that falls upon it, linking color to illumination and refractive effects. It presents Newton’s early theory on light and color as foundational to later optical science.
Woman's Society of Christian Service at San Jacinto Methodist Church began a study on the United Nations in Fellowship Hall. Mrs. J H Courtney opened the session, with Mrs. Jack Coffee leading the study and Rev J W Porterfield giving the devotional. Posters of UN member countries and flags were shown. The group sang The Rock That Is Higher and the benediction followed.
Eight people were injured, one seriously, in a crash near Hearne as a car carrying an infant’s body to Gause collided with another vehicle. Alma Moore of College Station suffered head injuries and was moved to Bryan hospital. Houston resident Joe D. Wilson led a six-person group traveling to bury his infant son. The second line about China classics is unrelated to the incident.
The Humphreys Highland PTA announces a new Cub Pack with a meeting at 7 30 tonight to explain purposes and organization. S. G. Stockton and W. J. Hiatt will lead training as cubbing chairman and scout executive, with Mrs. Charles Weaver and Mrs. M. D. Johnson on the attendance committee. Mothers and fathers of boys aged 9 to 11 are urged to attend.
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