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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1929
Page
5
The description notes coats four inches wide with broad revers and no outside fur. Color favorites include tans brown blue and white as well as black and white mixes. Some tweed coats feature kasha linings matching kasha dresses, while others use jersey linings to coordinate ensembles.
The wedding of Miss Vivian Dunlap and Mr. Harold Shirk took place at 1 30 p m Sunday at 1912 Buchanan Street with Rev L N Stuckey officiating using the ring ceremony. Garden flowers decorated the home and only families and a few friends attended. Out of town guest Miss Okla Watts of Belew New Mexico attended. Dunlap is daughter of Mr and Mrs Perry Dunlap of 2409 Buchanan Street Shirk is the son of Mr and Mrs F A Shirk and works with his father in contracting.
Social calendar lists meetings at 3 o clock with circle numbers 1 through 8. Circle 2 hosts Mrs Cleveland Autrey 1119 Pierce street and Circle 3 hosts Mrs R E Young 1828 Taylor, Circle 5 hosts Mrs Ben Tolley 1310 Jefferson with Mrs W H Harrell assisting, Circle 6 hosts Mrs H E Peery 2109 Harrison street with Mrs Jeff McGee assisting, Circle 7 is a picnic and Circle 8 hosts Mrs E T Dunnaway 1507 West Nineteenth Avenue. Also First Christian Church General Auxiliary Social Center at 3 o clock and Polk Street Methodist Society Chapter mentioned.
Amarillo Garden Club hosts social meetings in the Women's Club Rooms at 9:30. Circle No. 1 led by Mrs. A A Holland of 802 Jackson Street. Circle No. 2 by Mrs. Roy Hutto of 1417 Jackson Street. Circle No. 3 by Mrs. H E Smith at Talmage Apartments. Circle No. 4 by Mrs. Elizabeth Herring of 2218 Van Buren Street. Circle No. 5 by Mrs. Bob Emmett of 1801 Taylor Street. Circle No. 7 by Mrs. J L Summers of 301 Sunset Road.
Paris fashion notes by Barbara Beaufort describe daytime ensembles built on woolen mixtures and tweed, including coats suits and dresses. Fur-lined topcoats replace many fur coats, belts mark waists, and many coats feature double breasted fronts with six buttons.
A vintage ad promotes Gordon's stomach and bowel antiseptic as a low cost treatment that relieves indigestion gas heartburn and other stomach discomforts. It claims one dose soothes inflamed lining and costs under three cents per dose with money back if not satisfied.
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