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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1946
Page
9
Tonight activities include Amarillo Assembly No 19 Rainbow Girls at Khiva Temple 7 30. DeMolay Mothers Club at Khiva Temple lounge 7 30. Thursday varied meetings at various locations and times across local clubs and groups including YWCA pool class 6 30 and VFW dance 9.00.
Evening Styles spotlights knit dresses with high necks and covered tops paired with bold slits from knee to hem. Designs by Anna Miller showcase dual moods with black satin accents and window-back cutouts, projecting a demure yet daring silhouette and back-buttoned backs.
Mrs. William Black hosted an informal birthday dinner Monday night at 1403 Hayden. Guests included Mrs. Mary F. Black Golden, Mr. Eldon Golden, and Miss Mary Jane Black.
Wartime skipper of the Seventh Naval Construction Battalion T. L. Prland seeks to contact former Seabees for work in Alaska and the United States. He is now in government service and asks Seabees to write him at the Sir Walter Hotel Raleigh North Carolina.
Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Sturkie of 1701-A Lipscomb plan to return this week from Wagener South Carolina where they have been visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. D. Z. Sturkie for a month.
The Amaryllis Chapter of the Burlington Veterans' Ladies Association was entertained at Mrs. W. P. Henry's home on Pierce Street with co hosts Mesdames FE M Jones HT Jones J B Gibbons and J S Hudson. Mrs G S Babb presided over business with secretary Mrs C R Calvert assisting. Bridge and 42 followed with high scores awarded to Mrs J A McGee and Mrs H C Harrison. Refreshments served to a long list of members and the next meeting is Sept 3 at Mrs J A McGee's home with Mrs A L Pattie and Mrs Cora Crotty assisting.
Members of the First Baptist Church Amoma Class gathered for an informal picnic at Elwood Park. Vice president Mrs Earl Burson led the business session naming a nominating committee. An ice cream supper is planned for Aug 20 at the Ross home Canyon Highway.
The American Legion directors discussed the heavy share of Veterans Housing at their meeting. They addressed rising local building costs and the need to supply the Mayor's Emergency Housing Committee with housing data. An informal meeting with builders, realtors, and veterans will hear E T Stearns explain FHA priorities and costs Friday night at the Capitol Hotel.
German forces have nearly stripped Poland of radio sets from 1.2 million before the war to about 150 thousand now. The Polish Radio Conference requests return of at least one million sets to restore communications nationwide.
Polish port authorities report German battleship Schleswig Holstein refloated by Russian engineers after wartime sinking by American bombers. The vessel’s recovery marks a notable postwar engineering feat in the Baltic coastal city.
Mrs. Faye Stanley and Mrs. Dock Bryan plus Bonnie Phyllis Craig and Phil Ken Hotel will depart Thursday to visit Mrs. Stanley and Mrs. Bryan's brother Lee Craig in Battle Creek Michigan. They will vacation in Detroit and in Canada for two weeks.
Mr and Mrs James T Smith and their son Mike relocate from the Herring Hotel to 707 Prospect They previously resided in Dalhart.
Mr. and Mrs. G M Reasoner of 1105 Harrison have returned home after visiting and being hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Albert Moore in Pampa.
J. W. Curtis of San Antonio is visiting his brother W. Reede Curtis at 1205 Western. He will stay in the area for six weeks.
Denver reports Fireman Warren Hayes leaped from the kitchen to the pole and rushed to the fire truck despite a sore back. He achieved a descent record but caused a back injury while responding to the alarm.
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