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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1932
Page
5
A six week standard training school starts at San Jacinto Methodist Church on Wednesday at 7 45 p m. The faculty includes E Gaston Foote on Lesson Outlines and Stewardship W L Piiler on Missions Marion Hill on Growth of the Bible. Classes meet each Wednesday evening and members and others are invited to enroll.
The W. M. S. of San Jacinto Methodist Church will meet Wednesday morning at 9 30 o clock in the church.
Mrs H E Smith entertained at Talmage Place with music dancing and games honoring Miss Faye Wilson Bolton of Owensboro Ky Guests included Miss Bolton and a large list of local friends and couples in attendance at the evening event.
Paris reports tiaras return to fashion as longer bobs and small chignons rise in popularity. Women wear tiaras across the top of the head with diamond bands and designs set with sapphires or emeralds as the modern version.
Paris notes a new winter fashion trend with suspenders attached to simple wool skirts. The frocks cross in back and front, paired with knitted wool blouses in bright contrasting colors for a striking look.
Braided metal cord belts appear on fall evening gowns in Paris. Silver and green cords adorn a pale green satin frock, while a white crepe gown features a silver cord girdle. Belts are densely braided four inches wide at the front and back, narrowing to about two inches at the sides.
Miss Pearl Bowling of Oklahoma City is the guest of Miss Harriet C. Brooks at 3204 Tyler Street for a social visit.
Lingerie replenishment easy as designs are simple. Pattern 2286 available sizes 14 to 20 and 32 to 46 with size 16 needing fabric and lace amounts. Includes illustrated sewing instructions. send 15 cents per pattern plus catalog option at 15 cents or 25 cents for catalog and pattern to Globe Pattern Department New York City.
The social calendar lists meetings and events across Amarillo venues including First Baptist Church social fry at 6:30, Panhandle Speech Arts meeting postponed, Order of Eastern Star at Masonic Temple, Woman's Golf at Wolflin, United Study Club 1500 Taylor Street with "The Silence" at 8, Rainbow Girls officer elections at 8, Circle meetings at Central Presbyterian, W M 8 social gatherings, West Amarillo Baptist Bible study, spiritual topics on Street, Polk Street Methodist W M 8 chapel at 3, River Road Home Demonstration Club, Merenda Club at 2:30.
The Amarillo Little Theater plans an informal dinner at the Capitol Hotel Friday at 7 o clock to honor director William Russell as he begins a second year. Reservations through Mrs Eloise Gipson or Mrs M B Boone.
Mrs. Lewis Walters hosts the River Road Home Demonstration Club Wednesday at 2 30 p m. Mrs. T B Atkins will lead the lesson and members are asked to have their Tri State exhibits ready.
Mrs C N Buchanan will host the Junior Child Study Club Friday at 3 PM at Mrs R R Winningham’s home 3304 Van Buren Street. Members are urged to attend as this will be the first meeting of the fall season.
The Travel Study Club holds its season opener Friday at 3 PM at Mrs. A H Willborn's home 2600 Hayden. Agnes Charlton of W T & T C will share Mexico experiences. Circle No 6 of the Woman's Council meets at Mrs. Lodter's home 403 Virginia St Wednesday at 3 PM with guests Mrs. Florence Miller and two Nashville children, as she leaves month end for Peabody College.
An election of officers will be held by the Order of Rainbow for Girls Wednesday evening at 6 o'clock in the Masonic Temple.
Mrs. Daisy Persons has returned after spending the summer in California. Local friends report she enjoyed sunny days and plans to resume her regular activities in town.
Mrs. Horace Gooch of Colorado Springs visits the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Lindsay Nunn and Mrs. Effie Gooch, staying as a guest during her stay in town.
In Budapest on September 6 a wandering hobo was rumored to be a Spanish nobleman plotting against former King Alfonso during his visit. The tale caused stir until it was learned the supposed nobleman was merely a tramp.
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