Will England Draft Women for War Work and Beyond
A long column discusses whether nations can draft women into war work and then push them back to home duties after the conflict. It cites British talk of conscripting women, predicts independence from jobs, and notes American views voiced by Mrs. Rathbone and Coke Stevenson at a Texas federation gathering focusing on war effort, labor policy, and hemispheric unity. Delegates from Canada, Mexico, and Cuba attend the federation’s fifty-first annual convention, with plans for a $75,000 war service fund and a new flag saluting gesture.
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England
John Rankin Rathbone
J. W. Walker
Texas
John L. Whitehurst
Baltimore
Plainview
Lone Star
Joseph M. Perkins
Eastland
General Federation
Federation of Women's Clubs
Whitehurst
Americas
Canada
Mexico
Cuba
Federation
Sorority Initiates Pledges in Dinner Ceremony
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority formally initiated three pledges at a Capitol Hotel dinner. New members are Ruth Harper Mary Ella Davis and Mrs. Kenneth A Carroll. The event celebrated the sorority's thirteenth anniversary with blue and gold decorations and a gathering of members and guests.
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Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Capitol Hotel
Ruth Harper
Kenneth A. Carroll
Mary Ella Davis
Choir Induction Service At First Christian Church
Miss Evelyn Broaddus will take a key part in the Neoteus Choir induction service at 8 15 pm on Wednesday in the First Christian Church parlors honoring former members now in military service. Anthems will be sung and speakers and musicians will perform.
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Evelyn Broaddus
Neoteus
First Christian Church
Bob McDonald
Melvyn Cobb
James Paschal
Ted Whited
Punchy Blackwell
Betty B Elliotte
Marjorie Winyard
Application for War Ration Book One Issuance
Applicant seeks War Ration Book One under Rationing Regulations. The form includes authority, badge witnesses, and criminal penalties for false statements. The document notes delivery of the War Ration Book One with stamps removed and a witness signature.
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Office of Price Administration
United States
Color in Curtains and Kitchen Tips for Home
Colorful curtains brighten this season with white or cream backgrounds and new novelty weaves. A novel sandwich filling blends cream cheese pineapple olives on whole wheat with lettuce and mayo. Tips include labeling towels by family member and safely routing extension cords with clips or extra outlets.
White Elephant Sale Supports Junior Welfare Clinic
Aged and ordinary items including a leather belt and heirlooms are gathered for a charity white elephant sale at the Rose Bowl Tea Room. Funds raised benefit the Junior Welfare League crippled children's clinic. Call for donations listed with volunteers and organizers.
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Brown
Rose Bowl Tea Room
Dad
Junior Welfare League
Don Harrington
Rudy Bauman
Ernest Batson
Malcolm Shelton
J. R. Carroll
Simon West
R. E. Underwood
H. C. Pipkin
Betsy Weymouth
Betty Teel
Betty Wooldridge
Co. W. Honey
Peggy Patton
Jack Ellis
Amarillo Council of Church Women Plans Expansion Role
The Amarillo Council of Church Women will meet at 9:30 Wednesday morning in Fincher Chapel Ellwood Park Presbyterian Church to plan the churches expansion program and address coming needs. All Amarillo women are invited to participate.
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Council OF Church Women
Part
Amarillo
Council of Church
Fincher
Ellwood Park Presbyterian Church
War Etiquette and Simple Entertaining in Wartime
War era etiquette advice urges smaller gatherings and simpler plans as social life shifts amid war work. Be punctual and keep engagements only if feasible, and inform hosts if you must leave early. Savory pancakes with maple butter offer breakfast variety. Reclaimed rubber to be used in household items.
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Margaret Kernodle
Morse Club marks Morse inventor birthday with coded speeches
In Los Angeles speakers used bugs and dots and dashes to deliver messages as the Morse Telegraph Club observed F B Morse's birthday. Also included are kitchen tips on beets carrots soups and fruit stains and nut cooking.
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Los Angeles
Morse Telegraph Club
F. B. Morse
Calendar of Meetings in Amarillo This Week
The listings outline multiple group meetings around Amarillo including the Rebekah Lodge Hall events at 7:30 and 8:00 p.m., Miracle Book Club on Lincoln Street at 8, and various clubs at W.O. W. Hall Taylor Street and Jackson Street. Community groups such as the Amarillo Council of Church Women and West Amarillo Christian Woman's Council hold sessions with luncheons, circles, and sewing at specified addresses.
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West Amarillo
Holiday Closure at Amarillo High School Center for Sugar Registration
Amarillo High School is closed today as the building serves as a registration center for sugar rationing. Teachers act as registrars while students from junior high and elementary schools will have a holiday Monday for sugar registration.
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Amarillo High School
Marriage of Jennie Lee Bales to E R Bales in Tulsa
N. N. Thomas of 1923 Pierce Street announces the marriage of his daughter Jennie Lee to E. R. Bales of this city. The ceremony occurred April 16 in Tulsa with Miss Velma Moore and Lloyd Brannan in attendance. The bride, Ama rillo High School graduate, was attending Amarilla Secretarial School. Mr. Bales is the son of Mrs. J. A. Simmons of Muskogee, Oklahoma.
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N. N. Thomas
Pierce Street
Jennie Lee
E. R. Bales
Tulsa
Velma Moore
Lloyd Brannan
Amarillo
Amarilla
Tea Honors Mrs. Arthur Osgood at Home Tea
Mrs. Arthur Osgood was honored with a tea at 210 Sunset Terrace hosted by Mrs. C B Rittenberry. Guests included Mesdames Holmquest Kelly Sasser Rittenberry Hudson Smith and Adkins with piano violin and vocal performances and a decorated lace table centerpiece.
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Arthur Osgood
C. B. Rittenberry
Sunset Terrace
House Party
Mesdames A. A. Holmquest
Sim Kelly
R. C. Sasser
Mart Hudson
Bo Smith
H. M. Adkins
Mrs. Clyde Love
Mesdames E. A. Pounds
C. H. Turner
H. P. Roberson
Charles Feierabend
Mesdames Glen Casey
Harry Miner
Cordell Pavillard
N. I. Nelson
Ted Lokey
R. R. Swindell
John Josey
Helen Osgood
Mesdames R. H. Kelly
R. E. Posey
Terry Baker
Willard Harris
Miner
Nelso
Carter Matthews
Palmer Black
Gene Wilson
Neil Singleton
Raymond Mack
Tom Cotten
Earl O'Keefe
Floyd Studer
Clyde Love
E. A
Preventing heat marks and stains in homes
A list of names appears alongside advice on protecting furniture from heat and stains. The piece suggests using coasters hot dish pads and ashtrays as practical precautions for home care and housekeeping.
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Stevenson
Fort Worth
Tex
Coke R. Stevenson
List
General Federation of Women's Clubs
America
Maurice Finley
al Whitaker
Price Culwell
Carroll
Mary Childs
Elsie Harbison
Harper
Anne Stuckley
Davis
Chloe Hail
Eloise Hill
Eaton Hawkins
Sammie Draper
Hunsley
House OF Color
Fifth Avenue
Act
Prigidaire
Jenatel
Enochs-Kinney Company
Pero “Ea
Legad
Ronatore
KRG
Board of Applicant
Ander
Dave
Printing Office
Aflp
Ruerand
Mr. Brown
Amarillo Rebekah Lodge
F. Hall
Miracle Book Club
Lincoln Street
Terpsichorean Club
Jackson Street
Bonita Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Taylor Street
Colony Club
W.O. W. Hall
San Jacinto Kiwani-Anns
George Kercher
Dr George W. Truett
Joe Jenkins
First Baptist Church
Buchanan Street
Methodist
WSCS
J. H. Powell
Fillmore Street
HI Neighbor Club
DL. Fansler
North
Maryland Street
Cheer Makers Club
Mrs. Coy Burch
Sanborn Street
St. Andrew's Episcopal Parish
Red Cross
Jenny Lynn Sewing Club
Belb. Fenwick
Georgia Street
AI High
Muu NU Ae
Dowie & Co
Buchanan
Thomas Bales
KRAFT
Velveeta
Velveeta Pimiento
Ole
N. Fillmore
U. S. Defense Workers
California
Wheaties
Sun-Ray Club Steak Pound
IDEAL
Campbell's
Mato 15
Oleo
Ver
Gracie Allen
George Burns
Paul Whiteman
NEW White
Lever Brothers Company
Cambridge
Mass
White & Kirk
Kwabal
Lux
Kimball
Ordway-Saunders CO
Lydia E. Pinkham