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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1930
Page
7
Paris predicts a return to Moyen Age style with velvet gowns and full skirts that graze the ground, paired with medieval wraps and ermine trims. Designs emphasize dramatic silhouettes for modern debutantes, with black and white dominates and accents in turquoise, pale green, rose, and jeweled tones.
A. and M. College ex-students plan an annual roundup with banquet at the Herring hotel at 6 o’clock Friday night followed by a dance at Hillcrest Golf club. At least 150 exes expected from surrounding towns and Amarillo as President T. C. Walton and Ex-Students leaders Burt Hull and E. F. McQuillan participate. Hull will fly in from Houston. Ladies hostesses organize the banquet. 350 alumni plus ex-students reside in the territory.
On September 4 birthday notes mark Cyrena Van Gordon born 1893 in Camden C. She sang lead contralto roles with Chicago Civic Opera including Azucena Laura and Wagnerian parts Erda Fricka and Waltraute. Also noted are Phoebe Cary born 1824 in Cincinnati and Sarah Polk born 1803 in Mecklenburg later Ohio.
Cattleman W L Corn of Morse visits Amarillo while friends and relatives make moves. Mr and Mrs H L Higday depart Mountainair to visit here. Lawrence Phillips and son Bobby relocate to Dallas and attend a national fraternity convention in City Missouri. McCuistion with Byron Dees head to Roswell for NMML. Henry Curtis leaves to attend Virginia Military College. Phillips transfers from Western Union in Dallas to Amarillo. Ray Broadfoot resigns from Lou Stogner to return to school. R A Logan of Lubbock visits C G Spencer. Dorothy East enters Amarillo Business College for winter term.
Mrs Mary K Boettler visits son T E Kennedy in Kansas City while Mrs Kennedy recovers from surgery at 1104 Alabama Street. Mrs Charles Winn and Mrs Mary Heeton return from Indiana to visit relatives. Miss Agnes Beasley departs Tuesday for Archer City to teach this fiscal year. A K Baracat, manager of the Oriental and Stork Shop, returns from New York City with fall stock. Wayne McCuistion and Coy Freeman return Tuesday from Jefferies.
An advertisement from Fox Drug Co highlights MELLO-GLO Face Powder as skin perfecting makeup. It claims a new French process for longer wear, a youthful bloom, and reduced shine. It touts protection against pastiness flakiness irritation and large pores.
Four men at the Texas Refinery east of the city were overcome by gas during an inspection and rescue attempt this morning. J S Mason foreman entered a still six feet in diameter and 40 feet long, released gas after water in the sealed vessel, causing others to faint. Smith Cox and others used gas masks to pull them out. Mason and Closson remained ill and were hospitalized but expected to recover. Two thousand pheasant eggs have been distributed to Kansas farmers.
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