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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1948
Page
8
A single versatile dark dress forms the core of the 1948 fall wardrobe. Celanese crepe fabric shapes a slim silhouette with a controlled hipline, simple bodice, and allowance for a bright scarf or jewelry. Fall colors include Elephant Skin gray brown mink claret royal black tulip and green.
Marriage notice for Ada Marie Easley and Victor F. Dunlap at Amarillo wedding with organ music, flowers, and a reception. Bride Ada Easley is a West Texas State College graduate. Dunlap is a Houston professor. Also hair care tips for short caps and bobs with expert trimming, frequent shampoos, and styling guidance.
North Amarillo Garden Club met in Bennett Hall Buchanan Street Methodist Church as O T Stewart of Stewart Nursery lectured on pruning and spraying fruit trees. Mrs J A Johnson presided and several members attended, including Mesdames Page Graham O Grady Quine Hill Baker and others.
Mrs. Joan Giver hosted Thrifty Home Demonstration Club at 1606 Bonham with roll call on 1949 yearbook ideas. Mrs. RF Freeman presided and Mrs. J M Beverlin gave the council report while Miss Pauline Lakey shared sewing hints. The next meeting will be Sept 27 at 2 pm hosted by Mrs. W E Nelson. Fidelis Class to install officers at 1 pm luncheon tomorrow at First Baptist Church. Peru tightens cocaine controls.
Liano Estacado DAR opened fall season with Constitution Day at 1108 Polk. Judge W N Stokes spoke on how governments form abroad and in the US, comparing principles of democracy. Chapter approved a donation to the National DAR building project in Washington DC to expand library and offices.
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