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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1937
Page
2
Household hints cover cleaning glazed chintz before storage and safe at home methods. Coffee maker use and canning notes emphasize glass drip devices, no filters, and preserving flavor. Label reading urges checking content, artificial additives, and cooking tips include lemon juice garlic and parsley for lamb roast and canape cucumber bites.
Fort Worth residents Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Oliver were honored at a lawn party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. EB. O. Graves with Mrs. Carl Dagenhardt assisting. Bride games were played and ice watermelon was served to guests including W. W. Finch A. K. F. Ewell W. T. Clement George Knochs I. W. Barrett C. A. Ches shir N. B. Armstrong Bob Workman Carl Dagenhardt H. R. Oliver and EB. O. Graves.
Mid Week Bridge Club met at Mrs Dorothy Davis home on Wednesday afternoon with Mazzie Snee taking high score and H C Harrison second. N H Greer earned traveling prize among the players, with others including Wheeler Tipps Hall Garthwalt and the hostess. The club plans a meeting next Wednesday with Mrs Snee at 1710 Pillmore Street. The Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary will sponsor a dance at the American Legion Hall Saturday night with a local orchestra providing music.
Brown rice requires longer cooking than white rice and is done when very soft to the fork. Soaking overnight in water before cooking in the same water is often advisable.
Tonight the MacDowell Music Club hosts a reception for Moeller and Cavin at 2010 Hayder Street from 8:15 to 10:15. Saturday events include Amarillo Country Club junior dance, VFW Auxiliary dance, American Legion Hall, and multiple Potter County Home Demonstration Club activities at the agent's office with times from 1 to 3 o'clock.
A letter from a reader asks if education and artistic passion harm romance. Anne Hirst counsels self awareness, listening over talking, and not overestimating one's intellect while encouraging hope for future relationships.
An advertisement touts Bayer Aspirin priced at 25 cents for two full dozen in a fat pocket tin. It emphasizes quick relief from headaches neuralgia and nerve pains and instructs buyers to ask for Bayer Aspirin by its full name.
Sid Finklea daughter of Mr and Mrs E E Finklea returns home briefly from Hollywood where she has studied ballet for three years under Adolph Bolm. The Amarillo dancer is praised as a rising artist and plans a spring debut with her own company in Hollywood with stars Charisse and Bas.
A letter-writer seeks help for a girl involved with another man while her parents and her doctor thought the friendship aided her. The advisor warns against pressuring her, advises patience, and notes she may remember the support. The piece ends with a separate note about a jilted girl and a broken-hearted tale and a historical line about George Westinghouse Jr. patenting air brakes in 1869.
Amateur needleworkers offered a crochet square pattern from Amarillo Globe Needlecraft Dept. The ad describes tiny 6 inch squares, knitted from durable string, with directions and illustrations. Send 10 cents for pattern 1339 to 82 Eighth Avenue New York NY with name and address.
A detailed KGNC broadcast grid lists programs by time from Friday afternoon through Saturday afternoon. It features NBC network shows, music acts like Marlowe and Lyon, the Panhandle Cowboy, and Rob ert Ripley, with segments on news, education, sports, and markets. It also notes police bulletins and Lost and Found items within the lineup.
A listing notes that Alabama has 5169 miles of railways within its borders. The entry appears among a sequence of radio program listings and civic notices.
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