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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1943

Page

11

May garden tasks from the Texas Victory Garden page

Garden guidance outlines May work for sweet corn peas beets lettuce cabbage swiss chard carrots spinach mustard beans limas squash cucumbers leaf lettuce okra peppers eggplant and tomatoes with soil prep watering pest control and fertilizer tips from H. G. Johnson entomologist and Pauline Lokey county agent for the Extension Service of Texas.

Victory Garden Victory Gardens J. F. Rosborough H. G. Johnson Paul Gregg Pauline Lokey Extension Service of Texas

Couple Weds On April 1 In Simple Home Ceremony

Miss Edna Louise Turner daughter of Mr and Mrs T W Turner 104 North Kentucky Street wed Cpl Carl E Rollins of Amarillo Army Air Field in a 9 o'clock Thursday night April 1 ceremony at Rev H A Somerville home Attendants were Miss Dorothye Turner and Miss Ina Belle Timmons Best man was Mr Chance The bride wore a navy blue dress with black accessories The couple resides at 104 North Kentucky Street Both graduates of Amarillo High and Laconia High respectively

Edna Louise Turner T. W. Turner North Kentucky Street Cpl Carl E. Rollins Amarillo Army Air Field Corporal Rollins E. J. Rollins Laconia N. H H. A. Somerville Dorothye Turner G. R. Chance

Class Meets For Lunch at First Baptist Church

The Mar Class of the First Baptist Church met for its monthly luncheon at noon Tuesday. Spring flowers and Easter egg nests served as decorations. Mrs. Eugene Williams gave a devotional on prayer. A Wolflin School girls sextet, with Kitty O Keefe on piano, performed two numbers and a piano solo by Miss J King. Attending guests included Mesdames Casey, O Keefe, Rogers, Corne lius, Vanderpool, Edwards, Elkins, Sells, Witt, Miller, Quary, Stephenson, and Morrison. To remove gum from the rug, moisten with carbon tetrachloride and gently lift with a dull implement, repeating until removed.

Mar First Baptist Church Eugene Williams Kitty O’keefe Miss J King Wolflin School Melda Morris Nancy Puckett Beverly Hittitts Bobby Lee Turner Nancy Farwell Betty B. Burkhalter Mesdames Glen Casey R. Earl O'Keefe A. J. O'Keefe A. J. Rogers Jim Cornnelius G. R. Vanderpool Lon D. Edwards Sam T. Elkins George N. Sells Maynard B. Witt J. H. Miller E. C. Quary W. V. Stephenson A. C. Morrison

Blue Ration Coupons Expanded Food Purchases

The Office of Price Administration announced new ration values allowing about twice as much frozen fruits and vegetables and canned and dehydrated soups starting tomorrow. Dry blackeyed peas will be ration free, with point cuts across the board for several frozen and canned items to ease storage and spoilage.

Washington Office of Price Administration OPA

Rise in Relief Costs If Food Stamps End

Chicago report from U P indicates abolition of the federal food stamp plan may raise local relief administration costs. Welfare budgets could rise as relief recipients lose the surplus food benefit. blue stamps worth half the orange stamp value will no longer augment purchasing power, ending March 1 in some areas.

Chicago U.P American Public Welfare Administration Association Agricultural Marketing Administration New York

Allied Allies Reveal New Pacific Sinkings And Plans

United Press reports additional sinkings in the Pacific as Allied forces brace for a major Japanese drive toward Australia. MacArthur says reinforcements move up rapidly while pilots hit a 6,000 ton fuel ship near Wewak and attack four airdromes. Wahoo reports eight ships sunk totaling 37 000 tons in one patrol.

Pacific Douglas MacArthur Australia MacArthur Wewak New Guinea Wahoo Pearl Harbor Chungking Mamoru Shigemitsu Great Britain United States

Welfare budget grows as food stamp plan ends

The 1943 44 budget will rise by 8 million dollars with the discontinuance of the food stamp program. The current caseload stands at 271,600. Detroit welfare checks rise about 45 percent for 13,022 relief recipients. About two thirds of 182 cities and counties in the association provide cash relief rather than in kind. Cash assistance, though newer, is said to lower administrative costs and teach recipients to manage limited funds. Of agencies reporting, 97 supply cash, nine are mixed, 63 issue purchase orders, and 13 deliver commodities.

Thousads Detroit

Sacred Heart Cathedral Holy Week Rites Announced

Sacred Heart Cathedral at Ninth and Taylor will host Holy Week rites with Tenebrae services at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday through Friday led by Bishop FitzSimon and city priests. Easter plans include Pontifical Masses, Good Friday Meditations, and confessions, with services by Father Drury and Father Marthaler.

Sacred Heart Cathedral Ninth Taylor Streets Laurence J. FitzSimon Holy Mother Church FitzSimon Lord Christ Christian Brothers Price College Father Marthaler Pather Drury Marthaler Riechel Bottoms Tozer Our Lady of Perpetual Help Syre

Tips For Tired Eyes Ad Turns Lavoptik Into Aid

An old advertisement touts Lavoptik as a quick remedy for inflamed, sore, burning or itching eyes after driving or dust exposure. It claims 25 years of success and refunds money, urging readers to buy at drug stores. The copy emphasizes near sight comfort and broad praise from thousands.

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