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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1931
Page
6
Mrs. G L McGaughey and Mrs Joseph H 8 form a summer outfit featuring a one piece dress with a jacket. The dress uses gold crepe with cowled neckline wide sleeves and jacket edges trimmed with handmade wheels. Accessories include beige shoes stockings and a brown patent leather hand bag. Attendees urged at 2 30 o clock at 604 Alabama Street.
Madame Helena Rubinstein asserts American women now favor developing their own distinct charms over rubber-stamped looks. She notes prior conformity after the war and says smart style is being oneself, even if that means being distinctively ugly.
Numerous groups meet at varied times today including Needle Club Mrs Davis at 3, Amama Class at 8, Little Theater reception at 8, San Jacinto PTA at 3 45, Unity Study Club at 8, Rebekah Lodge at 8, Dana Thomas Harmon Studio at 8, La Costura Club at 3, Kappa Delta sorority at 2 30, Lucky Day Bridge at 2 30, Alpha Zeta Beta at 8, Wesley Friendship Divisions 2 at 2 and 230, Junior Woman's Club at 3.
The charter signing meeting of Kappa Delta Kappa Delphian sorority will be held at the home of Mrs. Hal Peck 1620 Tyler Street Tuesday afternoon at 2 30 o'clock.
The ad promotes Hills Bros Coffee claiming a unique Controlled Roasting process for even flavor and consistency. It emphasizes a vacuum-pack seal to preserve freshness and prevent staleness, urging readers to order by name and look for the Arab trademark from Hills Bros Coffee, Inc. Kansas City, Missouri.
A gathering at the Averitt home 207 North Buchanan Street Sunday celebrated the birth days of P. J. Averitt and Mrs. W. J. Matthews. Attendees included Rev. and Mrs. A. J. Gross, Mrs. I. Horreal, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Cornelius, Mrs. G. T. Pearce and family, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Matthews of Houston, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Leigham and Virginia of Bivins Booster Station, and others.
The Woodman Circle No. 171 met in the W. O. W. Hall Friday evening with a large crowd. Mrs. Trulove won the penny drill prize. District managers Mrs. Jennie Lindbloom and Mrs. Georgia Easum plan a special meeting when state supervisor Etta Davidson of Houston and state president May Scotten of El Paso visit. date to be announced.
San Jacinto School P T A calls a meeting for Tuesday at 2 45 PM at the school building. Dr B M Primer will speak on Contagious Diseases with music by Misses Jonnie and Mabel Rowan. Executive board session follows at 3 15 PM. All members urged to attend.
Amoma Class of the First Baptist Church will elect officers at a Tuesday evening meeting at 8 at 1205 Bowie Street home of Mrs. J. H. Hazelwood Jr. All members urged to attend for an important business session. ANNOUNCE ARRIVAL Baby girl Billie Marie Turner born Monday morning to Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Turner of 2508 A Taylor Street.
The Burkhalter Class of Polk Street Methodist Church held a chicken fry at the Ben nett ranch Friday evening. Attendees included Miss Pauline Rogers and many other young women, with Mrs. W. B. Burkhalter as teacher.
The Buchanan Street Junior High student body organized at the assembly period. Jack Cleghorn was elected president, Garland Pierce vice president, and Miss Shelia Stubbs secretary-treasurer. Clubs held their first fall term meetings Friday.
Circle No 1 of the West Amarillo Christian Church will meet at the home of Mrs N L Garner 2404 West Fourth Avenue Wednesday afternoon at 2 30 o clock.
Mrs. J. J. Weirick will host the Lucky Day Bridge Club at her home 406 Fairmont Street on Tuesday.
Mrs John Bailard will host the Junior Woman's Club at 1705 Polk Street on Tuesday at 3 PM A piano solo by Mrs James Otis Trulove who has a B M from the American Conservatory of Music in Chicago will be performed followed by a book review of Father by Elizabeth by Mrs Arthur Ware.
Divisions No. 2 and 4 of the Wesley Friendship Class at San Jacinto Methodist Church hold weekly meetings Tuesday afternoon. Division No. 2 meets at Mrs. Ted Williams home, 211 Prospect Street, at 2.
Readers learn Peggy Martin greets listeners on radio station WFAA with morning segments every Monday and Friday mornings, offering updates and chatter.
An advertorial urges readers to use S S S from their druggist noting no substitute and claiming the tonic restores appetite and builds red blood cells. It highlights symptoms of low red blood cell count such as paleness fatigue and susceptibility to illness.
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