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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1943
Page
14
Ruth Millett reflects on past comforts and social habits before rationing. The piece links nostalgia to thrift, noting rising focus on saving, prudent housekeeping, and durable kitchen ware as patriotic virtues. It offers practical tips for caring for enamel cookware and a simple lettuce salad suggestion.
All federated clubs in Amarillo invited to Seventh District convention luncheon at the First Christian Church dining room at 1 PM next Tuesday. Reservations via Mrs W B Izzard, district president, by noon Saturday at 7139.
Polk Street Methodist Co-Workers' Class will host a tea honoring mothers and class mother Mrs E Co Britain at 2 30 Monday in the church parlor. Bethany Class luncheon at First Baptist featured pastel flowers and a talk by Myrtle Hamilton with Mrs Charles M Rogers presiding and Miss Hamilton among attending hostesses and guests. The Acme Men’s Bible Class of First Baptist entertained Tuesday evening with games and motion pictures plus sandwiches cake and coffee for about 30 members and guests. A Fresh Coffee tip notes metal caps preserve freshness longer than cardboard caps once opened.
Vintage pattern notice promotes Marian Martin Pattern 9366 for junior miss sizes 11 to 17 with a front bodice panel waist-girdle and optional pinafore. Requires 3 yards 35 inch fabric and ruffling for size 13, price sixteen cents plus ten cents for the Spring Pattern Book. Send order to Amarillo News Pattern Dept New York.
Tonight USO Recreation Night at Social Center Aorm 501 Lincoln St 730. Amarillo Country Club square dance for Victory Command at USO Auditorium 8 00. Summit PTA hosts program at the school 415. Friday Child Study Club tea Federation Club Rooms 3. C J W Book Review Group led by Mrs Hedberg 2611 Ong St A B C Auxiliary luncheon Aronson Tea Room 1920 Harrison St hosts Mrs Hugh Sticksell and Mrs J C Lilly. Life Begins at 30 Dance at A H 8 Auditorium 800. Red Cross Sewing First Presbyterian Christian Endeavor Room 900. Old English song recital by Donna Jean Autry and Margaret Bromert assisted by J B Day and Sgt Arthur McMillan Musical Arts Conservatory 1710 Tyler St evening. San Jacinto Methodist Mother Collins Class rummage sale 621 East Fourth Ave. Helping Hand Sewing Club regular meeting West Amarillo Christian Church 1000 noon covered dish luncheon at noon.
National Baby Week runs May 1 to 8 with lectures forums exhibits and pamphlets to aid mothers amid a doctor shortage. Emphasis on cleanliness daily baby baths tepid water mild soap gentle drying and proper clothing plus keeping dust and germs away from infants and maintaining extreme cold in electric refrigerators for safe food storage.
A seasonal guide outlines how to build a home canning budget based on family size season length and available foods. It covers jar sizes, labeling methods, storage guidance, spoilage checks, and aims for best quality within the first year.
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