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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1928
Page
7
Large crowd fills the Herring hotel crystal dining room to hear world famous psychologist Mary A. Wilson. She shares life lessons and urges self knowledge while outlining career guidance for youth. Wilson plans ten day stay with classes and interviews for club women teachers and parents.
Paris reports lace frocks for dinner and evening wear dominating autumn collections. Designers offer dark blue and black lace with metallic and tulle trims, asymmetrical hems, and decorative gowns by Germaine Lecomte and others.
Mrs Ralph R Hall hosted the Progressive Child Study Club at 806 Crockett Street yesterday. The lesson on Anger and Ill Temper During Childhood was led by Mrs Hall with Mrs Harold Elkington discussing Taking It Out on Your Child and Mrs J H Adair conducting an intelligence test. Special guests were Mrs C L Miller and Miss Florence Hoag.
Mrs Tom White opened her home at 3033 Van Buren to Triple Four Bridge Club members yesterday afternoon. Autumn blossoms decorated the rooms as guests played bridge. Mrs E D Kittenger won high score and Mrs J R Clayton took second. dainty gifts were given. Mrs K E Jennings will host next at 5003 Polk Street.
The flower booth will operate Sunday from 2 to 5 PM at the fair to allow entrants to collect their flower containers.
Miss Lulu Phillips joins the Peacock Beauty Shop in the Fisk Medical and Professional Building. H E Billingslea announce the birth of a son Harold on September 21. Howard Robinson returns to live in the city from Hereford. Amos Newby and wife of Tulsa attend the fair and visit Miss Velma Shelley. Beecroft of Dalhart announce a baby son born. Mother and child are well at St Anthony's hospital. C C Gordon travels to Tulsa for a JC Penney managers convention. Elmer Nicholson and family of Melrose NM visit Iva Shelley and Carrie Nicholson at 608 Pierce street. Bids on the new Baptist church to be opened October 4. Pastor Dr G L Yates to convene meeting October 7 to ratify the contract. Excavation starts Monday morning. SCORE CARD A London will on a bridge score card admitted to probate. John Law Hindle of Accrington Lancashire left more than 100000 estate.
The Women's Exchange at Vineyard Manor on Polk Street has become a permanent fixture with hundreds of leading Amarillo women involved in the bakery confectionery and art shop. Sponsored by the Federated Women's clubs and overseen by Mrs. W. S. Roberts it serves home cooks and bakers by taking goods to the Exchange for disposal. Fresh country buttermilk is featured and prescribed by several Amarillo physicians.
Advertisement offers dress patterns for ladies and girls with yardage, sizes 34 through 46 and children’s sizes 8 to 14, plus a fall and winter book of fashions for 1928 1949. It promotes sending 11 cents for the booklet and directs orders to Globe News in Brooklyn.
In Kansas City Missouri the Missouri Botanical Garden reports a plant that grows potatoes from its roots and tomatoes above ground. The achievement stems from grafting tomato shoots to potato roots, creating a combined plant.
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