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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1944
Page
5
In New York the leaflet promises health tips for a healthy mouth and teeth for 6 cents sent to a post office box. In Toledo Ohio a mother recovering from severe burns after rescuing children gave birth to a seven pound boy at Toledo Hospital.
The Modern Study Club gathers at Mrs. C. A. Clemmons home 3801 Polk Street at 2 PM Friday. Mrs. Victor Shango serves as assistant hostess. The note mentions that the date of the Chinese New Year varies each year.
The San Jacinto Kiwani Anns held a luncheon at Mrs. Glen Battin 905 Bowie Street with Mrs. EB Boxwell as assistant hostess. Plans were made for a party at Mrs. Kercher 903 Broadmoor Street Tuesday night for Mr. and Mrs. Charles Copeland who are moving to Ada Oklahoma. Luncheon guests included Mesdames Allen Beer Benson Bulloch Copeland Cunningham Cusick Hasty Hissong Kercher Kohler Pearce Ratliff Rynders Sparks Wheeler and the hostesses. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Pearce 1604 West Eighth Avenue on Tuesday April 18 with Mrs. Beer as assistant hostess. Also noted: early industrial engines were lubricated with melted beef tallow.
Tonight features Alpha Alpha Chapter Beta Sigma Phi and a band concert at Sam Houston Junior High School. Thursday lists multiple clubs including Y W C A classes and Red Cross sewing at various locations with times from 2 to 7 o'clock.
Technical Sgt. C Bauer of Amarillo Army Air Field spoke of bombing missions and life in England and North Africa. Lt. William H Pope, also of Amarillo Field, spoke of guerrilla work in China and Chetniks in Yugoslavia. Mrs. Evelyn Rose Cook gave a reading on Tennyson and a poem. New members and attendees listed with guests Josephine Reeves, Bauer, Pope, and Mrs. Briscoe.
Members of the Needle Art Club entertained with a birthday shower for Mrs. S. M. Phipps at Mrs. Leslie Stephens home 2614 Oaf Street yesterday afternoon. Attendees included Mesdames Homer Tuttle Jack Edwards W D Thornton Watson Tadlock Phipps C B Pittman E D Hawkins and the hostess. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Tadlock 209 Alabama Street at 2 30 pm Tuesday April 18. Harmony Club to entertain with an ensemble program for Federation Club Rooms patrons at 2 30 pm Monday.
The 21st annual Fighth District Texas Congress of Parents and Teachers met in Pampa. Mrs. D L C Kinard of Memphis was reelected president and Winston Savage of Pampa named first vice president. The program featured a panel on Today’s Problems of Home School and Community led by Dr D M Wiggins with ministers superintendents and teachers from multiple towns. Three hundred eighty registers including 24 district officers attended the day’s events with a morning breakfast for managers and greetings from County Judge Sherman White.
Members of the American Legion Auxiliary met at the Legion Hall to discuss work at the Veterans Hospital and plans to entertain guests. District officials will visit Amarillo April 14 for tea at 2 pm and a 6:30 pm barbecue and program at the Shrine Temple. Reservations via Mrs. H Wheeler. Delegates and alternates for district convention in Borger April 22-23 were named.
Dear Mrs Streett asks when baby teeth appear and how to care. The reply notes tooth eruption varies, vitamin D helps, cod liver oil or viosterol may aid. A teething schedule is outlined and cautions against early brushing without doctor guidance. Emphasizes diet, decay causes, and gradual teaching of brushing.
The Woman's Auxiliary to the Railway Mail Clerks Association met at 335 River Drive hosted by Mrs. H. J. Pankratz. Mrs. Tom Gilley led the business session and Alaska was the reading topic by Mrs. A. L. Bacon.
Advertises Blue Star Ointment promising relief from eczema rash tetter ringworm pimples and itch in one application. Claims money back if the first use fails and urges repeat use as nature heals.
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