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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1951
Page
9
Tips suggest painting the two long walls in a cool color like green while the short ends receive a warm tone to visually expand a narrow kitchen. The guidance focuses on color psychology and spatial perception for small spaces.
Local social calendar lists events across Amarillo area venues tonight. Mary Katherine Smith recital at Mu eo imarite de 1S and multiple club meetings at Delphian Society Federation Club House. Junior Woman's Club, San Jacinto Kiwani Anns, YWCA May Day breakfast, First Baptist Church classes, and many other group activities scheduled from noon to 10:30 pm.
A flossy cake is prepared with either packaged mix or batter baked in two 8 inch layers. Pureed cooked dried apricots folded into whipped cream form the filling, while the top and sides are coated with plain whipped cream and toasted coconut sprinkled over.
Advice stresses at least two feet of counter space per major appliance. Sufficient room near the sink range and refrigerator aids workflow. Keep clear work zones to enhance efficiency and safety in kitchen design.
General Federation of Women's Clubs plans a Houston convention May 14 to 19 at the Shamrock Hotel. Mrs. Hiram Cole Houghton will keynote the theme A New Birth of Freedom. Notable programs feature the National Defense Forum, junior activities with Mrs. Alben Barkley, a motion picture luncheon with Samuel Goldwyn, and appearances by Kathleen Norris and international delegates.
The 1936 Study Club presented Long Long Ago at Mrs. T. A. Cocke home in Petersburg with impersonations by Mrs. Bob Scarborough and Mrs. Bill Beren and piano by Mrs. Shields Brown. Guests in the receiving line included Mrs. Jim Cocke and others. Miss Jeannette Bradford of Lubbock sang several pieces with accompanist Miss Rita Ann Wylie. The event featured antiques, a tea service, and scenes on Wedgewood china, old silver, and quilting, drawing 35 guests from Lubbock and Floydada.
The Amarillo Council of Church Women hosts a Friday tea at 2 pm honoring pastors and wives from affiliated churches. The public is invited to attend the event held in the First church building.
The Presbyterian Church program features a talk by Mrs. Joe F. Coffee with musical selections by Miss Ann Roberts and Mrs. Louis Thomas. Arrangements committee includes chairwoman Mrs. L. M. Griffin and Mesdames Alice Hester, Joe Jenkins, J. D. Dowse, Ora Cook, and Sam Robertson.
A historical note observes that under twenty percent of the U.S. population resides on farms, highlighting a shift from agrarian living to urban and industrial communities. The statistic underscores rural change and evolving national demographics.
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