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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1941
Page
3
A neighbor recounts how a mother eased neighborhood tensions by hiring three older boys to tend a yard while she was away. The boys learned responsibility, earned pay, and earned the trust and pride of the community, transforming mischief into productive work.
Amarillo resident Mrs Joe Coffee spoke to a large Miami audience on Monday and guests from Cana dian and Miami areas. She reviewed Watch On The Rhine by Lillian Hellman and the Child Study Club presented her a small gift. An informal reception followed as Mrs C C Carr led the tea service. Proceeds benefited the public library.
Pattern 9892 for children sizes 2 4 6 8 and 10 requires 1% yards 35 inch fabric and 5 8 yard contrast with ric rac. Send FIF TEEN CENTS to The Amarillo News Pattern Department 232 West 18th Street New York NY. TEN CENTS more adds Winter Pattern Book and a Free Accessory Pattern.
In Hart on Dec 10 Mr and Mrs W W Jobe prepare to host a golden wedding reception at their home from 2 to 5 pm. Married Dec 13 1891 in Lerner Lula they raised nine children six living including Charley Hardy Joe Vaughn Frank Brown Bill Oler Ewell Morris Jobe. They have 21 grandchildren.
The Will A Miller Chapter UDC changes its annual Christmas party from 2:30 this afternoon at 1011 A Taylor Street to meet at Mrs. L W Patton 1310 Van Buren Street. The Civil Aeronautics Board reports over 60 million domestic airline miles and more than 700 million passenger miles since the last fatal accident.
A dense listing of Thursday social gatherings across Amarillo venues. Details include host names such as Mrs William Boyce and Mrs Walter Mount, locations on Tyler Street Hughes Street Sunset Terrace and Van Buren, and varied start times from 1 o'clock to 7:30 o'clock. Activities include Christmas parties, knitting for the Red Cross, and sewing club meetings with multiple circles and chapters.
Mrs. M. C. Brandon was reinstalled as president of the Plainview First Baptist Church Women’s Missionary Union as 55 members gathered. New officers include Mrs. Harry Jackson secretary and Mrs. Will Ford treasurer with roles in music education missions and youth leadership.
Instructional note offers a necklace and lapel pins crocheted items, with illustrations and stitches. Directions require basic materials and can be made quickly. To obtain pattern, send ten cents to Amarillo News Household Arts Dept New York. Include name address and pattern number.
Mrs. Emery Mills formerly Nadine Rafferty was feted at a tea and bridal shower in Silverton. Ruth Mercer poured. door greeting by Mrs. Olora Watson. Guests included Mrs. M W Rafferty and others. Gifts, bride’s book, music by Mrs. R Wilkerson and singers. Johnnie Allard played saxophone as coins were minted for foreign nations last year.
Mercy's Sake shows the Potter County Red Cross listing courses for disaster response first aid home nursing surgical dressings and office staff training. Classes begin with a standard First Aid course at 7 p m on Monday night December 15 at 515 Polk Street upstairs taught by Miss Mary Ann Weymouth for the public.
The Wilson Child Study Club plans a 2 PM Christmas party at 312 East Twenty-Second Avenue hosted by Mrs Jack Melton. Guests should bring a gift for exchange. An important business meeting follows the social hour, with full attendance urged by President Mrs John K Boyce.
Mrs Albert Fryar 1703 Van Buren entertained Las Ami gas Needle Club members Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Rankin Russell led the club collect and roll call. Guests included Mrs John McLaughlin and others: Mesdames Laverty Baxwell Collins Parr Hayden Humphreys Ingram Simmons Tyler. The group plans a Christmas party and gift exchange December 23 at Mrs H B Pain 2116 Lipscomb Street.
Dr. Harris Cook, professor of education at WISC Canyon, addressed the Deaf Smith County Federation of Women's Clubs, with International Relations and Education departments arranging. The program featured vocal numbers by girls Barbara Burney and others, and readings by Kathryn Danforth.
Elizabeth Thompson bride elect of Darwin Grier was honored at a bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Winston Bivins at her mother's home on Belleview Street. Attendees included Mesdames Hand Bivins Duncan Thompson Joslin and several others with gifts from Betty Barnes Marjorie Scott and others.
A kitchen cough remedy mixes 2 cups sugar 1 cup water with 2% ounces Pinex in a pint bottle to create a cough medicine promising quick relief. It claims to loosen phlegm ease soreness aid sleep and offers a money back guarantee.
A display of sturdy cotton anklets offered in a wide range of colors. Monogram option is available. Prices start from an affordable level, inviting direct purchase for personalized wear.
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