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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1941
Page
10
Potter County Federation of Women's Clubs gathered for a morning meeting and a covered dish lunch in the Federation Club Rooms. They voted to donate 5 to the Municipal Christmas tree and attendees delivered gifts for the tree while upstairs rooms showcased a lighted centerpiece tree.
A dense list of church and club events for Thursday and tonight across Amarillo with multiple gatherings. Groups include Wesleyan Service Guild Beta Sigma Phi Federation Beta, Alpha Iota Sorority Alumnae, Senior Choir First Christian Church, Little Flower Mission Guild, San Jacinto Methodist Friendship Club, Pierian Club Athenaeum, Christmas parties knit events Red Cross, U D C Will A Miller Chapter, B C Auxiliary Carpenters Hall, and numerous circle and needle clubs at church halls, hotels, and homes.
Pattern 4936 for dolls 12 to 22 inches is available. For individual yardages see pattern. Send fifteen cents to Pattern Department Amarillo Globe New York for the pattern. Ten cents more includes our newest Pattern Book with smart modes for every age plus a free hat and bag set pattern.
Dorothy Osgood, bride elect of Gregory Truitt of Quantico Maryland, was honored at a luncheon hosted by Mrs. James W. Ballard Jr and Miss Mary Frances Dodderer. The event featured Christmas decor and corsages for the honoree and her mother Mrs C F E Osgood. The December wedding is planned in New York City with Ballard and Dodderer to attend.
The Amarillo Music Teachers' Association held a meeting and luncheon at the Blackstone Cafe. Gladys M. Glenn shared notable results from nationwide music and education questionnaires. Russell Curtis was elected to membership. Clarence Brady spoke on Bach for Purists. Attendees included Hall Axtell Helen Strite Ardath Johnson Elizabeth S Morris Idelma Conoley Beckie Reeder Arnold Folsom D Jackson Mrs G C McDaniel Grace E Hamilton Margaret Harris Henry and Macbeth Lawson.
Advertisement notes a crochet pattern 1018 for large and small medallions with photos and stitches. It instructs sending ten cents and provides the Needle craft Dept address in New York for pattern purchase.
A Holiday Bureau drive urges adopting a Christmas family with a budget under five dollars. It lists a suggested menu including chicken or beef, sweet potatoes, dairy, coffee, bread, peanut butter, and canned goods. Call 6350 to coordinate gifts and avoid duplication.
The Amarillo Garden Club hosts a Christmas Decorating Contest. Entrants fill an entry blank and mail it to chairman Mrs. Earl Puqua at 1905 Harrison Street with the slogan Make Amarillo Beautiful for the Christmas Holidays.
Amarillo Christmas scenes plus a Garden Club lighting contest with cash prizes. The piece notes a Christmas party at Levine's Department Store and a Rose Bowl buffet in the planning, then mentions soldiers Jack McGuire and Leon H. McGinnis returning to North Division, 60th Infantry.
A brief item lists sturdy cotton anklets in a wide range of colors with monogram options. Pricing starts at a low figure, inviting readers to order or inquire for more details.
Miss Ethel Crane bride elect of John Lewis of Floydada was honored at a surprise linen shower at the home of Mrs. James Stanberry last night. Hostesses were Misses Marie Gardner and Joyce Hopkins. Guests included several Floydada residents and family members, with gifts sent by friends from Floydada and Dallas.
On Monday night a social gathering was hosted at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Milligan 310 Georgia Street Fort Bragg North Carolina. Attending were Victory Ivey Curtis Ivey Bruce Milligan and G B Early as guests of honor.
The American Business Club will hold a formal invitation dance at the Nat at 9 30 oclock Monday night. Charlie Young, dance chairman, announced the event.
A home kitchen tip explains turning cooked ham bacon or sausage scraps into scrapple by combining chopped leftovers with cooked cereal, molding and chilling. Slice into half inch pieces coat with flour and brown in a little fat.
A kitchen mixed cough syrup claims quick relief and big value. Recipe combines 2 cups sugar 1 cup water with 21% Pinex in a pint bottle for a home remedy that soothes throat and bronchial membranes and promises a money back guarantee if not pleased.
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