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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1943
Page
11
Mrs. M. E. Jordan, retiring commander of the Amarillo Navy Mothers Club, will travel to Washington D C for Christmas with her daughter Wave Maxine Jordan. She expects to return to Amarillo in February.
A maternal health guidance piece reassures expecting mothers about nursing, outlines when formula or goat milk may be used, and emphasizes consulting a physician. It notes that even small women can feed babies and suggests obtaining Streett leaflet S-3 Layette and Needs of Mother in the Hospital by sending 5 cents to Bell Syndicate.
San Jacinto Kiwanis will install new officers Thursday night at 7:30 at the San Jacinto Methodist Church with Earl Sparks as president and Lt. Gov. Cliff Wimberly officiating. Officers include Max Bulloch, W. E. Haley, George Kercher, J Robbin Allen, plus four directors Sid Harper Marion Bruce O D Thompson and Walter Clayton. Ladies Night banquet to mark the event. No noon meeting.
Sam Houston High School Band presents its first Victory concert Thursday at 8 in the school auditorium. Admission by war stamps and bonds. Under Charles W. Eads, the program features marches overtures solos duets quartets and small ensembles. Officers for the term include J M Stultz president Norma Hoyt vice president Joe Pratt secretary Roy Bassett reporter Billy Wilson drum major and Tommy Hart drum colonel.
Amarillo Rainbow Assembly No 19 postpones tonight's meeting and schedules a 7:30 pm next Wednesday call meeting at Masonic Hall for a Christmas party. Navy Mothers to meet tomorrow night at 8 with officer elections followed by war hospitality and films. Friday Needle Club to host Christmas lunch at Mrs H Pestor's home with gifts for baskets. Lt Dewey Johnson named ground and ordnance officer for Maj Joe Foss's new fighter squadron.
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