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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1948
Page
10
Alpha Beta Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha conducted its first gathering of the year at the Her ring Hotel. President Hettie Regis Jones guided discussion while Marguerite Lilly outlined ideas to raise funds. A representative from Amarillo Federation spoke on a proposed building plan.
NEA Fashion Editor surveys fall couture highlighting dressy cover-ups and semi formal gowns. Tina Leser uses dark satin jackets with sari inspired skirts to create a rich Oriental look. Pauline Trigere debuts a black striped blue silk taffeta frock with jet bead covered bolero and a shimmering tail.
The Junior Progressive Study Club met at Mrs N Long’s 1703 Ong home with Mrs Long presiding. After business, refreshments were served to a list of members before an upcoming Sept 28 guest program at Mrs J V Gouldy 1018 Bryan. Benjamin Towne noted as first American daily newspaper publisher.
The MOL Class of First Baptist Church will hold a luncheon and business session Friday at noon in 100F Hall. Mrs Myrtle Evans presided yesterday as the group approved the agenda. Attendees included Viola Runyon Mabel Fitz Magnolia Willis Silver Bilbrey Lorene Chelf Clara Hilton Pearl Branchi Jeasie A Howes Abbie Hackley Margaret Harmon Myrtle Mann May Boney and Hayel Atwood. The next meeting is set for Sept 28 at 2:30 in 100F Hall.
The fragment lists several individuals including Mary Frances Benjamin Pranklin Akard Ann Baker Ricky Bennett Elizabeth Calhoun June Cox Jackie Fletcher Ardath Johnson Regis Jones Marguerite Lilly Marcus Shamblin Frances Singleton Eula Mae Parker and Margareta Li associated with a 1721 publishing effort. It references debates over inoculation against smallpox.
Report notes that during the Civil War reporters for the North sometimes wrote on the backs of Confederate bonds due to paper shortages. The remark highlights wartime resource scarcities and newspaper practices.
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