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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1942
Page
2
Dick Wilding played either right or left tackle for Minnesota and was the only Big Ten player with no reserve listed. This detail highlights a unique roster omission affecting team depth and substitution plans.
The Philharmonic Club gathered at Mrs. Joe Shields's home to present a Christmas in Other Lands program directed by Mrs. R. W. Adams. Co hosts included Mrs. Watson B. Hamilton and Mrs. Ruth Griffin with performances by Mrs. R. C. Martini Mrs. Jack Burgess and others.
First Baptist Woman's Missionary Society circles meet Wednesday afternoon at 2 30 in church rooms with tea for new members. WMS officers hostesses. nursery open. all newcomers invited. Christian Circles meet at 2 30 at Mrs Lovelady 314 Kentucky St and Circle 4 at 1 30 at Mrs Mowes 828 Louisiana St.
The calendar lists tonight activities including Amarillo Business and Professional Women at the Amarillo Hotel at 6 45 p m Bonita Chapter Order of the Eastern Star at 504 1 2 Taylor Street 7 30 p m Miracle Book Club 902 North Lincoln Street 8 p m Amarillo Rebekah Lodge I O O F Hall 8 p m c Y P C of Sacred Heart Cathedral Cathedral Hall 8 p m and more including church circles and meetings at Polk Street Methodist Church and Sacred Heart Cathedral Basement Club Room. A Red Cross sewing session runs 10 a m to 3 p m at Talmage Apartments. Several circle luncheons and covered dish events are also scheduled across multiple homes and churches in Amarillo.
Circle 4 led by Mrs. H W Allen meets at 7:30 in the Polk Street area. Circle 5 with Mrs. C E Trolinger at 230 o'clock on Jackson Street. Circle 7 hosted by Mrs. D Barrier at Palo Duro Apartments 2:30. Circle 8 led by Mrs 8 F Newbold at Palo Duro Street 9:40. Business Women Circle 9 with Dr Shelton in a church classroom at 7:30. West Amarillo Christian Woman's Council plans meet at assigned rooms with tea. Circle 2 hosted by Mrs J E B Lovelady at 314 Kentucky Street 2:30. Circle 4 with Mrs H H Howes at 828 Louisiana Street 6 o'clock. First Baptist W M U circles meet as listed with tea after.
The Glenwood Parent-Teacher Association meets Thursday night December 17 at the school for a Christmas program with each room participating. The public is invited.
In a wartime column from Tokyo and the United States, Leane Zugs smith contrasts a Japanese husband’s warning against Western influence with the resolve of American women. She urges buying war bonds and stamps to support the war effort, asserting equal rights and collective action against Axis foes. The piece closes with a call to meet a 10 percent return by New Year’s and an advertisement for the Globe-News Want Ads.
Members of the Newcomers Club held a bridge luncheon in the Rose Bowl Tea Room Blue Room yesterday hosted by Mesdames Odell Parker Austin Johansen Salkeld and Broadfoot. Mrs Salkeld posted the high score with Mrs Dannettell in second place.
The Pierian Club will hold its December meeting at 3 o clock Thursday afternoon at Mrs. L A Wells home 1600 Taylor Street. Reports from the Texas Federation convention will be heard.
War Manpower Commissioner Paul V. McNutt outlined a framework for a unique labor xonrtrol structure. He will meet with Army and Navy chiefs to set basic military needs and rework the agency, while draft boards integrate nonmilitary needs with armed forces demands. Major General Hershey will stay as draft director with McNutt guiding policy, and conscripts may express branch preferences which may not always be granted.
Ralph Dykeman club director warned that boys representing the Mavericks are soliciting funds for Christmas baskets. He said the Mavericks have no such project and boys doing so are imposters, noting reports from several sources. He added fund-raising campaigns are directed personally by the club director.
Harrison E. Spangler Iowa lawyer and newly elected RNC chairman says there is a shift against the Roosevelt administration that could elect a Republican president in 1944 if it continues. He won as a compromise candidate after Willkie pressured to block Werner Schroeder amid isolationist concerns.
Otto Shaw of the WPB will hold across the desk conferences at the Chamber of Commerce from today through Friday to discuss priority problems for war economy. He will explain how priorities and rating systems from AAA to B-8 operate and how to obtain priority assistance for production. Fibers of rubber found in coal are noted by miners as monkey hairs.
Prince Eitel Friedrich Hohenzollern, son of the late ex-Kaiser Wilhelm, died in Potsdam after a stroke at age 59. The death was reported by German broadcasts tonight.
The navy announced the sinking of four United Nations merchant vessels in October and November with more than 130 dead or missing. The last ship carried survivors from earlier torpedoings and more than 299 people aboard. final casualty figures were not yet available due to many survivors from prior sinkings. Great Lakes football team had not been scored on in its last five games.
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