Bright Spots in the Week's News
Social notes from Amarillo include a tea gathering in Wichita visitors and hostess duties shared by Mrs. Stinnett and Mrs. Neely. Requests by the Rose Bowl Tea Room Thrift Shop seek pressure cookers and kitchenware while inviting items for sale or consignment through local guild members. The Easter luncheon of the Homecraft Club featured secret sisters giving gifts, birthday and anniversary acknowledgments, and hand made chicken pot holders.
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Z. T. Hoehn
Wichita, Kans
Amarillo
Jeff Neely
Hughes Street
Rose Bowl Tea Room
Amarill Junior Welfare League
Calendar highlights and events for Amarillo area actions
Tonight features game night ping pong three and bingo at Downtown USO 8. Company G Victory Command Audi torium USO 8 Amarillo Country Club junior dance. Saturday story hour at Amarillo Public Library 4 Learn To Dance class USO auditorium 7. Abe Lincoln in Illinois at Downtown USO 7 30 with Companies B and D Victory Command USO Auditorium 830. A A F Band plays at the USO. Fashion notes describe vivid wool coats and rayon fabrics with interchangeable buttons and new Surahs and tussahs.
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Uso
Amarillo Public Library
Victory Command
Wedding Is Solemnized In Denton
Mr and Mrs O W Beck announce the marriage of their daughter Helen Marilyn to Edgar P Castleberry in the First Presbyterian Church Denton on Thursday morning April 15 Rev Joseph J Copeland officiated at 10 oclock The bride is a former Amarillo High School Baylor University student The groom a West Texas State College Canyon graduate and son of Mr and Mrs W B Castleberry Denton They reside at 4310 Dickason Avenue Dallas
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O. W. Beck
Hughes Street
Helen Marilyn
Edgar P. Castleberry
First Presbyterian Church
Denton
Joseph J. Copeland
O Castleberry
Amarillo
Baylor University
Waco
West Texas State College
Canyon
W. B. Castleberry
T Club
Buffalo
Vernon High School
Dickason Avenue
Dallas
Women’s club elects officers and sets May meeting
Each member pulled a string to claim her pot holder gift after lunch the group elected Miss Runyon president and Mrs. E. N. Boydston as vice president. Attendees included Mesdames J. W. Thomas W. R. Hill E. A. Baker J. C. Williams R. L. Jones Miss Inez Darnall and guest Mrs. C. H. Roark. The club plans a May 6 meeting at Mrs. Runyon’s home 1211 West Ninth Avenue.
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Miss Runyon
E. N. Boydston
J. W. Thomas
W. R. Hill
E. A. Baker
J. C. Williams
R. L. Jones
Inez Darnall
C. H. Roark
Polk Street Wesleyan Guild Dinner and Program Recap
The Polk Street Wesleyan Service Guild met in the fellowship hall for a dinner and program led by Mrs. Jewell Davis. Dr. Earl G. Hamlett spoke on immortality with poems read, and Miss Helen Montgomery sang Easter songs. A business session followed with many members present and guests in attendance.
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Wesleyan Service Guild
Polk Street Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
Jewell Davis
Earl G. Hamlett
Helen Montgomery
R. A. Wilson
Francis Annis
Gladys Davis
Catherine Driskill
Jean Rector
Anna May Klapproth
Johnnie Pollan
Katherine Metcalf
Mattie Bull
Thelma Watson
City Couple Turns Garden and Poultry Into Dinner Arsenal
Chattanooga couple Charles and Mrs. Charnott demonstrate self sufficiency by growing a full pantry of canned meats fruits and vegetables and raising chickens. Their Victory garden yields peppers beans corn potatoes greens and more while a basement brooder supplies fresh chicken for family meals and 12 guests with minimal cost or effort.
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TVA
Hubbard
Charnott
Tennessee Home Guard
Training Union
Mr. Chaniott
Mrs. Chaniott
Charnotts
Meatless Meals Promoted With Peanut Cutlets Recipe
Mrs Gaynor Maddox notes the seven basic food groups require daily intake and offers peanut cutlets as a meatless protein option. The recipe blends ground salted peanuts with cabbage carrots onion eggs and tomato juice plus Worcestershire sauce and salt for eight cutlets.
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Gaynor Maddox
NEA
Easter fashion parade stays buoyant amid wartime fabric limits
Dorothy Roe notes plentiful Easter wear in 1943 shops despite rationing fears. Rayon substitutes mimic silk, slim silhouettes replace long skirts, and coat dresses plus soft, practical suits lead the season. Designers stress smart, affordable victory styles for wartime shopping.
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Dorothy Roe
Calamity Jones
Uncle Sam
Axis
Wolf
Kidney Bean Cakes With Tomato Pepper Sauce
Two cups cooked kidney beans mashed with bread crumbs cheese egg onion and seasonings form cakes. Coat with crumbs dip in egg fry then simmer in heated tomato juice until flavors meld, served on platter garnished with parsley.
Noted Fashion Fit for Spring Suits Elevates Women's Style
The piece extols heavy rich fabrics like pin checks and small plaids as pure silk necktie twills used in smart spring suits. It urges American women to remain the world’s best dressed, advising restraint and elegance over excess.
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Jane
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