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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1945
Page
4
Family night with games at Amarillo Country Club at 8 30. Jam Jar party at YWCA building in Lincoln at 7 30. Story hour for children at Amarillo Public Library at 3. Dance for couples at Downtown at 8 50. Saturday events noted.
Queen Esther club members gathered at 917 Buchanan Thursday night with co hosts Mrs Hancock Mrs Bertha Johnson and Mrs Lucille Carter in attendance. E C Singleton president led the meeting with roll call quoting members last operations. Minutes were read by Lorraine Stone and Clara Goodnight reported finances. Leona Streetman introduced Mrs Lillie Mae Dixon who spoke on The Human Body as Compared to a Machine and received a token. Irma Comb discussed Masonic work for aged members at the Fort Worth home. Birthday tributes were paid to Streetman as Myna Bell Mize led in Happy Birthday. Guests Grace Raymond Charlie Siebel Mabel McCue Como Hedwig Eaton G C Boney A Petersen welcomed. many members listed as attendees.
The Insurance Women of Amarillo met at the Capitol Hotel for a luncheon led by president Mrs. Catherine Manning. A vote approved a picnic, and the constitution and by-laws prepared by Miss Vesta Deaton and committee were adopted. The executive board closed with a short session listing attending members.
Mary, an attractive young girl, risks social and physical decline if her mother does not train her in varied healthy meals. The piece urges mothers to model good eating, introduce new foods gradually, and avoid finicky behavior, with guidance from Mrs. Streett and a preventive leaflet S-11.
Members of the Jolly Fifteen Sewing Club met Thursday for a covered dish luncheon at the home of Mrs. A. M. Sims Pavillard Road A social hour and business session were held with Mrs J S Beeman filling in for the president The club voted to hold a watermelon supper in Ellwood Park Friday Aug 17 for members and families Attendees included Mrs J I Beeman Mrs J L Beeman Mrs Jim Mayo Mrs J L Walker Mrs W E Warren Mrs A R Beene Mrs R Davis and guest Mrs Elia Lampton Mrs Mayo will host an all day meeting at her home 829 Louisiana Sept 13
Officers of the Alathean Class met for a business session and coffee at Mrs. M. A. Miles home on Jackson street Thursday morning. Attending were Mesdames W. E. Dart J. D. Wheelock Boyd Baun Wilson Dupy Clem Speer Miles C. Y. Johnson and Irene Cox. The next meeting will be a luncheon on Thursday August 23.
The Sunnyside Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. John Henderson's home for a covered dish luncheon. In business, members discussed the 1946 yearbook and planned the next meeting at Mrs. B Burrell's home on Sept 4 with numerous members and guests in attendance.
Mr and Mrs J W Reed announce the engagement of their daughter Patricia to Arthur Cantrell son of Mr and Mrs A L Cantrell of Fort Worth. The wedding is set for August 15 in Amarillo.
The Phebean Class of the First Baptist Church met at 921 Rusk hosted by Mrs. K S Grene Wald. After business, refreshments were served by the hostess to the group including Mesdames Gene Simpson Claude Brooks James Wilson L F Coffey Bill Hall Neal Cross Harold Marshall Jack Roberson Bruce Cathey R A Kennedy J B Hudgins C K Smith Drew Crossett W B Parrack Guy Barnett and others.
Members of St Marys Alumnae Association will meet at 3 o clock Sunday afternoon at St Marys Academy.
Mrs. Marion Hassell formerly Velva Oliver, of 811 Louisiana, returned from four weeks in Little Rock Arkansas with her husband who is stationed there.
Elizabeth De Stefana shares an inherited Italian eggplant casserole recipe from Brooklyn New York. The dish layers fried eggplant mozzarella and tomato sauce with onions parsley and basil then bakes for about an hour with optional extra Italian cheese.
A Wendish National Committee led by Joseph Worly in London plans a new European state named Wend carved from old Germany. The movement envisions about 100000 people with roots in Lusatania and Saxony, and seeks support from officials in Britain and the United States. Worly, married to a Manchester nurse, says Wend harkens to ancient Slavic groups in Lusatania.
Mrs Alice Girard of 2212 Rule has returned from Bell Gardens California where she stayed with her husband Ernest Girard a Navy mailman. She also visited twin sister Mrs J M Browning in Bell Gardens.
A Chicago official warns that counterfeit ration stamps flood the city jeopardizing the meat rationing program. A random check of stamps turned in by ten merchants indicates widespread exposure to fake stamps.
Cleveland hosts about 2,700 war plants contributing to national mobilization. Local factories expand production, boosting employment and manufacturing output during the war effort.
Herman Bergman manager of the shoe department at the Hollywood Shop has gone to Kansas City Missouri on business and will return Tuesday.
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