This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 17 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1930
Page
6
La Aiquillee Club opens fall sessions at 1406 Monroe Street hosted by Mrs. H. E. Chesnutt. President absent, first vice-president presided as members discussed current events, needlework, and refreshments. Special guests from Fort Worth and Oklahoma City attended.
The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church postponed its regular meeting to tomorrow. Committees meet at 10 oclock at the church, with the 10:40 program and 11 oclock Lottie Moon Chair presentation. Field Manuals will go to G A Girls at 11:45 and a noon covered dish luncheon will follow. Mrs. A B Hays hosted the Mystic Weavers Needle Club at 409 Bellview yesterday with garden flowers and needlework entertainment.
The junior group of the A A W will hold its first meeting at 10 o clock Tuesday morning at 2047 Hayden Street, home of Mrs Cale W Carson. Eligibility opens to girls with two years or up to 60 hours of college work. call Mrs Carson or Mrs Darrell Jackson to attend.
Rainbow Girls will convene at the Masonic Temple this evening for officer elections and other important business. All members are urged to attend.
Paris fashion notes advise slippers with dark fabric, lame heels, and brocade insets to match evening gowns. The dressmaker also pairs printed taffeta heels with plain color slippers for outfits in printed taffeta.
Dr. and Mrs. E. F. Lanham return from California after a Veterinary meeting. Evelyn Walker is ill at 811 West Eighth Avenue. Ed Mayer and wife come back from Denver due to mother’s illness. Daisy Terean returns from Fort Worth and plans to open an Expression studio at the Herring Hotel. G. G. Lamkin of Los Angeles visits Amarillo with his wife at the Amarillo Hotel. Nina Cunningham, formerly Miss Lamkin, noted. Christine Buckland of Brownwood visits Grace Rye at Palo Duro Apartments.
A Harmony Club called meeting will be held at Mrs. Walter Furrmann’s home at 1221 Bonham Street tomorrow at 10 o clock. Plans will be made for the opening date set for September 22.
New York reports pajamas increasingly resemble formal evening wear. One piece types combine bodice and trousers with wide circular legs, often paired with coats in matching or contrasting fabrics. Luxurious materials like sheer metal threads and brocades create high fashion effects across tea gowns and hostess outfits.
Mrs. Herbert Hoover favors summer wear in transparent coats. She often wears a black chiffon coat with a chiffon collar loosely knotted on the shoulder. The article notes her partiality to light, airy outerwear and describes her dress as simple and elegant.
The beret popular with readers adds yachting to its summer activities. A blue duvetyn beret tops a sailing outfit of white crepe frock and a double breasted blue coat with brass buttons. Ta Mr and Mrs A Weiseman of 3900 Harrison Street returned Tuesday from Lubbock where they visited their son Don who will attend Texas Technological College this fall.
Society anticipates a Monday evening style show from 9 to 10 at the Nat Dance Palace under the Junior Welfare League. Proceeds benefit the Children's Clinic with league as models wearing latest creations from city stores.
A gay gathering for the younger set was hosted by Miss Winifred Robinson and Miss Melba Robinson at 600 Monroe Street. The rooms featured bright garden flowers and guests enjoyed games and contests with prizes for clever costumes. Winners included Miss Betty Cornelius Miss Ernestine White and J E Bills whom were awarded prizes. Harold McCullum and Margaret Crawford received favors in the games. Guests listed include Ernestine White Helen Jean White Anita Bills Bernalee Bills Peggy Bills.
Beauty experts say women will no longer settle for one type of powder. Plough offers three powders for different skin types Incense of Flowers Dry Favorite Bouquet Exquisite for normal skin. Choose by texture and price 75c 30c 50c.
On September 8 Earl Minderman notes births of Sarah Orne Jewett 1849 novelist famed for New England character studies and Prudence Grandall Phillip 1803 early advocate for African American rights who faced ostracism for hosting a colored pupil. Charlotte Louise Juliette heiress (text incomplete)
Joan Nickelson, Helen Hamilton, Juanita Roberts, Charlotte Cazzell, Doris Robinson, Melva Nell Jones, Margaret Crawford, Tootsie Clements, Anabel Nudegate, Bula Nunn, Dorothy May, Betty Cornelius, Winifred Robinson, Melba Robinson, Jimmie Nickelson, Shorty Hamilton, Harold McCullum and C L Mitchell appear in a town social register or public notice.
Jack Duncan of Liberal Kansas visited here for a few days last week. M C Morell, Colorado University graduate, is in Amarillo visiting Audery Higgs. John Prichard of Frederick Oklahoma is here this week visiting. Royal Craige of Fox Drug Company motored to Juarez Mexico last week. Mr and Mrs Lloyd R Nollner and Miss Mabel Bush returned from a Colorado vacation. Dorothy Miller formerly with Fort Worth and Denver railroad in Childress has joined Bartlett Ferrer General Insurance. Dorothy Harper, born 1898, connected to the principality of Monaco, celebrated her birthday this day. Other notable women born this day include Hannah Flagg Gould and Ellen Deland. Cecil Eaton of Hurats joined securities excursion to Oklahoma City. Mr and Mrs E A Holcomb and Miss Jessie Holcomb visited Plainview last weekend. Mr and Mrs E D Gould returned from their honeymoon. Mrs Gould is known here as Miss Tinny Jo Duke. Mrs E F D Bruce, Mrs Helen Hinson and Joe Fielding spent the weekend at Carlsbad Caverns. Mr and Mrs E BR Biggs and family recently returned from Ruidoso New Mexico to visit Mr Biggs' parents. Wanda Wilkinson also spent time here.
Amarillo High Twelve Club commenced fall activities with a noon luncheon at the Amarillo Club. Master Masons in good standing attended. Dr A J Caldwell chaired the program committee. Also noted are holiday plans and local visits by members. Neill Singleton, district manager for H W Underhill Construction, is in Santa Fe on business.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.