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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1943
Page
6
A commentary argues that each generation has the right to set its own rules and standards and that older people must adjust if they wish to belong. It frames parental fault as linked to failing to adapt to changing norms.
Mrs Homer Jacobs hosted a San Jacinto Kiwani Anns luncheon at 820 Virginia Street with numerous attendees. A next luncheon is set for April 20 at Mrs George Kercher’s home and a games party is planned for Monday night at Mrs M E Haley’s house.
In San Jose California two seventh grade former classmates met by chance recalling a half century ago at Shoultes school Maryville Washington. One is Dr. Robert Brady University of California economist. The other is Henry.
The Queen City of the Plains Division Auxiliaries to the Order of Railway Conductors held a spring themed luncheon at Mrs. B. B. Bumpus home on Taylor Street. Decorations featured Easter motifs and spring flowers.
Members of the L Aiguille Club met Tuesday at Mrs T Dysarts home 701 Belleview Street. They answered roll call with current events and completed an afghan for the Red Cross. The group planned a meeting April 20 at Mrs Caslers 2415 Ong. An all day Helping Hand Sewing Club meeting is set for Friday at the West Amarillo Christian Church with a covered dish lunch at noon.
More than 4,000,000 people have received degrees from American colleges since Harvard awarded the first diplomas in 1642. Tonight Amarillo College Players present a music program in the college auditorium at 8:15. Numerous groups meet Thursday at venues around town including USO halls, churches, and clubs with dances, luncheons, concerts, and sewing circles.
The Junior Business Women's Club met at the Capitol Hotel and voted on a spring formal dance for April 16 and a trip to Amarillo Army Air Field on April 22. The evening's study was Personal Grooming with scrapbooks by Dorothy Peery Anne McDonald Ellen Cayton and Betty Blake.
Mrs Emily Hall and Misses Joe Johnston and Mary Evans presented a program on Russia at the Open Forum Club meeting last night at 1304 Fillmore Street. They covered historical political social and economic aspects of the Soviet Union's more than 75 racial types.
The regular Horace Mann Parent-Teacher Association gathering for the primary group will meet Thursday at 2 30 PM in the school auditorium. Program chairwoman Mrs C C Gruhikey has arranged a first grade rhythm band. Guest speakers include O M Reynolds pastor of the North Amarillo Church of Christ and Anne McDonald elementary supervisor. Mothers of children who start school next September are guests. Room mothers of the third grade will run the social period.
The Junior Child Study Club will host guest day tea in the Federation Club Rooms at 3 pm Friday. A First Baptist Elevian Class business meeting is set for 3 pm Friday at Mrs. M. A. Miles home 2046 Hughes Street. The nursery will be open. Roanoke Virginia. Mrs Steven P Bralley has a son in the Army Air Forces in North Africa and plans to join the WAAC before turning 46.
The Women's Division of the Royal Canadian Air Force works secretly with U S patrols to track movement of aircraft ships and submarines along Eastern Canada Newfoundland and Labrador. They operate in guarded rooms wear earphones and use maps and secret lines to relay emergency reports and convoy movements while Aircraft Detection Corps observers provide real time alerts from coast to coast. Recruitment demands high education age 18 to 30 and strict character scrutiny.
Garden guide outlines steps for an early healthy start. Choose disease resistant varieties local to you, prepare soil with proper plowing and fertilizing, mark rows with stakes and twine, and plant seeds at recommended depths per seed packets.
A sweet faced grandmother explains how she learned to fit into her grown children's social circle by dropping old prejudices and embracing their ideas. She discusses the challenges of letting young people drink and speak freely and notes the importance of contributing to Canada's war effort through R C A F clerk operations after acceptance.
An old promotional piece claims Cardui improves appetite and digestion by stimulating gastric juices and may relieve functional pain when taken before menses. It says thousands of women have used it for 62 years with perceived benefits.
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