Necklace Styles From The Bead Craft Atelier
A brief note describes the newest necklace line featuring beaded strands and sparkling brillance. The item emphasizes graceful fit around the neck and a refined handcrafted style.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1930
Page
3
A brief note describes the newest necklace line featuring beaded strands and sparkling brillance. The item emphasizes graceful fit around the neck and a refined handcrafted style.
The piece describes women’s clothing features with round collars bows jabots tassels and beadwork on velvet and crepe afternoon dresses. It highlights vibrant beads in checkered or floral patterns and notes the style suits fashionable young women.
The Supreme Court refused 135 applications for review in a rapid session on October 13, stamping the word refusal on the petitions. The court will continue to sort and transit their merits, as 185 petitions remain to be examined.
Today 32 more appeals were filed and statements offered, bringing total to 149 cases the court will dispose of next Monday before oral arguments. Arizona may challenge Hoover Dam construction, California and other Colorado basin states and Interior Secretary Wilbur will have until January 5 to show why the controversy should be heard on its merits. The court declined to rule on the Jones Law's constitutionality in a Missouri case.
In Ste Genevieve Missouri over 100 Black residents fled the town after three Black suspects, two men and a woman, confessed to killing Harry Panchot and wounding Paul Ritter during a holdup. Militiamen guarded the remaining Black families at the governor’s request to avert mob action. The suspects said they shot Panchot and Ritter and dumped Ritter in the Mississippi after the swim attempt. Rocks were thrown as he tried to swim ashore. A light police docket followed with most defendants forfeiting collateral.
Justice Alton Bennett presided Monday night. Smith was fined $5 for being drunk on the street. Sam Summers Edward Baugher and Roy Baugher forfeited $250 collateral each for drunken and disorderly conduct. Conrad Williams was assessed $5 and Barry Shulling forfeited $250 for the same offense.
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