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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1951
Page
8
Family friendly Christmas games appeal to all ages including preschoolers unable to read. New titles Boom or Bust dramatize inflation and real estate swings while other games cover travel costs, stock trading and crime detection. Skatterbug offers a spinning play option for mixed age play and together these games emphasize inclusion of youngsters with older siblings and parents.
Ruth Class of Temple Baptist Church met at Marvin Dick’s home at 1222 Austin for its monthly luncheon and business meeting. A vote led by president Mrs. Lucille Mitchell to rename the group Martha Class passed. The class adopted a needy family for Christmas and planned a Dec 10 party at 7:30 pm in the church with husbands as guests. Members present included Grace Pennington, Zelda Sanders, Glenn Adams, Nelda Baskin, Lorene Collins, Wilma Ligon, Lela Mae Hutcheson, Eugene Page, Lucille Mitchell, Erma Lee Dick, Sue Cook, Betty Wilson and Joe Ostrander, class teacher.
A health feature urges readers to adopt a balanced daily routine, sensible diet, regular exercise, and meticulous grooming. It argues chronic fatigue harms beauty and enjoyment, and promotes an anti fatigue program to improve energy, mood, and popularity.
Mrs W R Ballard entertained the Pajarito Bridge Club at 3408 West Fifteenth. Mrs J E Danner won high for guests, Mrs J C Boney high for members, with Ballard second. Guests included Mrs Ballard Jr and Mrs Danner. attendees included Mesdames Boney Pirtle Jordan Melvin Anderson and E R Baker. Next meeting on Dec 14 at 2:30 for a Christmas luncheon hosted by Mrs B M Benesch at 500 Kentucky.
The piece advises safe social gifting by choosing cosmetics and toiletries for both women and casual male acquaintances. It highlights items like perfumes, powders, colognes, and novelty boxed sets as inexpensive, festive options, noting their versatility and unobtrusive nature.
Mrs. Tom Boyd of 2117 Harrison hosted a luncheon recently at the Amarillo Country Club. The serving table displayed pink and white cut flowers. Guests included Miss Minnie Kerr and several named attendees such as W. D. DeGrassi, C. K. Rogers, C. A. Fisk, A. D. Lidia, Sam Johnson, and J. M. O'Brien.
Joliet Business Girls' Club held its annual Bosses Banquet at the YWCA on Lincoln Street. Miss Bonnie Prock, president, gave the welcome, with Miss LaRue Griffin as toastmistress introducing Earl Fornell of Amarillo College, who spoke on the United Nations Conference.
The 1951 doll lineup features smart, interactive dolls that walk, talk, and speak multiple languages. Models include the Magic Muscle doll, Saucy Walker, Noma the electronic doll, a hair tinting glamor girl, Sweet Sue with a chignon, crying Baby dolls, and fashion-forward figures in Schiaparelli designs plus Western and twin outfits.
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