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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1930
Page
6
The author Jessica Morehead Young writes of blessings spreading like ripples from kind deeds across time and memory. She reflects on youth, aging, fading beauty, and grief, ending with faith in the man of Calvary. The message is personal and devotional from Amarillo Texas.
Myrtle Meyers Eldred argues constipation in infants is worsened by routine laxatives and enemas. She urges natural bowel function tied to adequate bulk in feedings, balanced diets, and monitoring weight gain rather than daily evacuation counts, noting sugar-heavy diets cause hard stools and offering leaflets on stools and preventing constipation along with employment notes for older children.
Ninon continues her Your Beauty Colors series with a guide favoring brown tones to suit Janet Gaynor’s look. The article explains browns, beiges, apricots, and tans harmonize olive complexions, with amber jewelry and pale roses as recommended accents for home and makeup. Tomorrow features Corrinne Griffith’s color choices.
The Children’s Bureau of the U S Department of Labor outlines why youths exit schooling early to work. It cites factors such as loopholes in compulsory education laws allowing fourteen or fifteen year olds to work if they attend part time classes, with age limits varying by state.
A historical proposal advocates keeping children in school until at least sixteen. It calls for an educational system that provides real training for contemporary life, work, and citizenship.
New York announces no charge replacement of trees burned in forest fires on private property. The program aims to help homeowners recover after wildfire damage by providing eligible trees at no cost to the property owners.
A compact guide lists tomato sandwiches with toasted bread butter cheese and mayonnaise as a bake and serve item with parsley garnish. It also covers cherry sauce sardine salad and a coconut ice box cake with simple steps and measurements for a humble kitchen menu.
A recipe instructs mixing sugar flour salt with egg yolks milk and vanilla and coconut. Beat in egg whites then line a mold with lady fingers, create alternating layers of coconut mixture and cookies, chill twelve hours or more, unmold and serve.
Mrs R A Killough entertained the Rompers Club at her West Thirteenth Avenue home with a bridge party featuring orchid decorations and sweet pea floral arrangements. Prizes were awarded to Mrs V C Salisbury for high score, Mrs Morgan Twaddell for second high, and Mrs V 20 Baker for guest prize. an ice course was served. Attendees included Mrs V C Salisbury, Mrs Morgan Twaddell, Mrs Franz Dyche, Mrs Clyde Wilbur Farley, Mrs W D Baker, Mrs Raymond Farley, Mrs Billie Baker, Mrs W W Sharp, and the hostess.
Mrs Tom Hampton entertained the Wednesday Bridge Club at 1711-A Fillmore Street with pink and white floral decor. High score went to Mrs Jim Metcalf, second to Mrs W S Speer Jr, high guest to Mrs Willard Harris, and cut to Mrs Ross Nickelson. Guests included Mrs Willard Harris, Mrs Wallace Winfield, Mrs Ross Nickelson, and Mrs Byron Bumpus. members present listed. Blackburn's ambulance contact Ph 2323-4.
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority will meet at the Rose Bowl Tea Room Saturday at 12 15 for a luncheon. Members planning to attend should call Mrs. John K Boyce at 9028 for reservations soon. Mr and Mrs Ewing Visit Here Guests of Mr and Mrs A L Timmons at 1204 West Ninety Avenue.
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