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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1943
Page
6
The article presents orange and wintertime marmalade recipes using Florida citrus to spread on bread as a butter substitute. It lists ingredients, steps, and sterilizing directions for Orange Marmalade and Wintertime Marmalade, along with household notes from the Friday Needle Club meeting and upcoming host schedules.
Ohio physician Dr F M Edwards treated sluggish liver bile and chronic constipation with his olive tablets. The vegetable tonic laxative tones intestinal action and stimulates bile flow for easier digestion with gentle bowel movements. Follow label directions 15¢ 60¢ at all drugstores.
The War Production Board allocates nitrogen to fertilizer makers for a special Victory Garden mix. The WPB restricts use to gardens not lawns, with a 3 8 7 nitrogen phosphate potash ratio, and instructs banded application along rows at about one pound per 24 to 25 feet.
The article advises planning by safe planting dates tied to last spring frost, varying by locality per USDA data. Radishes potatoes lettuce and peas can go in early, with cool weather fine. Plan successive crops, rotate soil, and follow local seedsmen and county agents for rotation crops.
A monthly Sacred Heart Cathedral Altar Society meeting is set for Wednesday at 1 30 PM in the basement club room. After the business session an auction sale of useful articles will be conducted by Mrs J P Omler and Mrs C A Cadwallader. All women of the parish are urged to attend.
Amarillo High School Band Parents Association members planned a theater party for April 8 and a skating party for April 16. Miss Julia Dean announced the spring concert on April 29. L. G. Brady announced a nominating committee: Mrs. F. C. Wright, chairman. Mrs. W. M. Rippey. Waldo Wright.
Mrs J W Haggan plans to move to St Joe Texas after a year in the city with her daughter Mrs L B Turner. A farewell handkerchief shower at Mrs Bailey’s home honored the honoree with gifts and attendance by many local women and friends.
Amarillo Council of Parents and Teachers met at Central Junior High with Mrs. Glen Bowen presiding. A. B. Lewis showcased South of the Border from Dwight Morrow School as students performed Spanish songs. Local units report 3,000 plus members and extensive service to troops, Red Cross sewing, milk and lunch programs, and donations.
Miss Wanda Mae Nichols daughter of Mr and Mrs Coy D Nichols of Miami Oklahoma married Staff Sgt John Forest Baldwin Jr son of Mrs Clifford Dunning of Vernon Friday night at 8 in the Amarillo Army Air Field chapel where the bridegroom is stationed. The couple will reside at 4219 North West Ninth Avenue Amarillo a Vernon visit followed the reception hosted by Mrs G O Standley. Attendants included Mrs David C McCarty best man Staff Sgt McCarty. Guests included Mrs R D Short Mrs O P Standley Mrs V L Campbell Mrs A J Tomasello and the McCartys.
Cereal can extend meat in traditional dishes. The guide shows two recipes using corn flakes and bran flakes with beef, cabbage rolls and celery ragout, detailing ingredients, shaping, browning, simmering, and serving steps.
Tonight and tomorrow lists of dances meetings club gatherings and services in Amarillo led by Victory Command USO First Baptist and numerous local organizations with times from six to eight thirty and venues across downtown West Sixteenth Avenue Fillmore Street Harrison and Polk Street. Numerous groups including Amarillo College Players Beta Sigma Phi Red Cross Sewing Unit and Order of the Rainbow for Girls host events with lectures luncheons and performances at churches civic centers and college venues.
J H Mann, Pampa carbon black executive, is feted in Amarillo at Ma Madsen’s Dining Room with 63 guests including 21 aviation cadets from Pampa Army Air Field. Jack Mann arranged the celebration drawing relatives from Arkansas and Virginia, and armed services members as guests. Unfinished Business Salt Lake City report notes a service station burglary where burglars left the safe half opened.
Minnie Berry Circle of the First Baptist Women's Missionary Society will present The Individual Christian's Witness at 11 AM Wednesday with devotional by Mrs. T. M. Bruner, a play Janey directed by Mrs. Gene Simpson, committees at 10:30, luncheon at noon, and a business session at 12:45. Church nursery available.
Instructions describe combining flour with cold water to form a paste, adding it to celery stock and stirring vigorously. Cook until thickened then add celery and meat balls for final simmer.
Mrs Bob McDonald will review The Robe by Lloyd C Douglas twice this week for local church women. The first session is at First Christian Church at 3 30 Wednesday afternoon Circle 6 sponsors the event with light refreshments. The second review is Friday evening at St Andrew s Episcopal Parish House Ninth Avenue and Fillmore Street sponsored by St Andrews Guild. Both reviews are open to the public.
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