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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1927
Page
4
Henri Bendel surveys autumn headgear with new styles led by small hats. Cloche variations, felt revivals, and luxe materials like beaver velvet, lace, and embroidery define the season with hats designed to pair with coordinated outfits.
Indianapolis mayor John Duvall faces a slow jury draw as intense Indiana political partisanship stirs voter responses. Only 15 of 56 jurors examined remain, with 12 in the box and nine tentatively accepted by the defense.
Circles of the First Christian church list four gatherings at 3 o'clock with hosts at 804 Harrison, 1807 Harrison, 1408 Pierce and 2406 Washington. Apron and Fancy Work committees meet with Mrs. Gooch and Mrs. Arnold. Buchanan Street Methodist holds a 2:30 Bible devotional on stewardship with all ladies urged to attend. Young Woman's Missionary society meets at 3 with Mrs. Mudd at 1400 West Nineteenth.
The Gamma chapter of the Delphian society will meet at 7:45 PM Thursday in the Women’s club rooms at the Municipal auditorium. Full attendance is earnestly requested. The item also notes Miss Olivia Mitchell and Miss Elizabeth Neely will attend the University of Oklahoma this year in Norman Oklahoma.
A Rebekah Lodge gathering is set for 8 o clock this evening at the Odd Fellows Hall. All Rebekahs are urged to attend and visiting members are welcome. Catholic Daughters Meeting Postponed to Next Wednesday Afternoon.
The Wesley class and the Fisher Bible class of San Jacinto Methodist will host a joint social at the church this evening. An arranged program precedes ice cream and cake. Mother Collins' class and the Gleaners' Wesley class will be special guests. all members and guests are urged to attend. Mrs. Murphy of Chicago is Amarillo visitor. Mr and Mrs Joe F Parr host Mrs Parrs sister-in-law for about two weeks.
The vestry of St. Andrew's Episcopal church will meet this evening at the church. All members are requested to attend. The Woman's Missionary society of the San Jacinto Methodist church will hold a rummage sale on Friday September 30 and Saturday October 1 with the location to be announced later.
Mrs James C Cade entertained the Merry Wives Bridge club at her Lucerne apartments home on Polk street. High score prize went to Mrs John G McKenzie, high guest prize to Mrs Martin Hart, consolation to Mrs Harold S Richey, with an orange ice course served by the hostess and Miss Kathryn Roach. Guest list included Hatcher McKenzie Richey Henson Cannon Gilvin Tyler Leamon Benham Roach Hart Bussey. Also guests Mr and Mrs E J Wimmering of Peoria and Chicago visiting Amarillo, staying with Mr and Mrs C E Willmering at 1500 Jackson Street.
Mrs R L Guiley will host the 1926 Bridge club at 3 o'clock Thursday afternoon at her home 1007 Georgia avenue San Jacinto. All members are cordially invited to attend.
Will Not Meet The Polk Street Methodist Missionary society which was announced to meet on Wednesday afternoon, has been postponed until next week on account of the fair.
Amarillo Business and Professional Women's club opens its new year with a 6 15 PM meeting at the Amarillo hotel. President Mrs T L Gordon will preside as members return from summer absences and a full attendance is desired.
International News Service reports at the National Hairdressers Association convention in Cleveland that barbers trim male hair while hairdressers handle female styling. The discussion cites Irene Castle’s bob as a turning point and notes some Cleveland hairdressers favor cooperation despite debate.
A lawyer's report details the return of 1000 gallons of bottled pre war whisky to Alexander Rieger, president of Home Trust Co. after years of government seizures and court battles since 1920. An order from prohibition administrator Sam Haley enabled the transfer, though he previously refused. The owner reportedly kept the liquor in a private warehouse due to prohibitions.
Miss Annie Ruth Rye spent the past week with Mr. and Mrs. Bryant in Clovis.
A promotion claims a new concentrated tablet tonic blends glandular extracts with vegetable tonics. Thousands use it, with druggists recommending Morex, formerly Glandogen, from Randal Drug Co. at 422 Taylor, urging a ten day regimen of two tablets three times daily.
An advertisement promotes a Degnen Radio Active Solar Pad worn on the back by day and stomach at night, claiming cures for neuritis rheumatism high blood pressure constipation nervous prostration and various organ troubles. It offers a free trial and descriptive literature from Radium Appliance Co Los Angeles 1923.
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