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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1950
Page
9
Pattern 7251 offers a lacy border on a buffet or chair-set. Send twenty cents to Amarillo Globe News Household Arts Dept for this pattern and Alice Brooks Needlework Catalogue with illustrations of crocheting knitting and more.
Start Daughter on motifs that hold her interest while she learns. Pattern 7259 transfers 6 motifs about 6x7 inches. Send twenty cents for the Amarillo Globe-York 11, N.Y. catalog with crochet, knitting and embroidery designs illustrated.
Sunnyside Home Demonstration Club led by president Mrs Glynn Burrell held a Christmas gathering at her Highway 66 residence. Members sang carols played holiday games and traded gifts. A pot holder crochet gift and a group gift shower honored Mrs Burrell. The group visited ill member Mrs Henry Neusch afterward and refreshments were served. The next meeting is set for January 2 at 2 PM at Mrs Leroy Satterwhite’s home.
Audrey Partain was installed as president of Wild Rose Lodge No. 312, Ladies Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen, with Lillian Clark as Past-President and Sue Watkins as vice president. Other officers include Ethel Clark secretary Exie Knight treasurer Hilda Proffer conductress Irma Steele chaplain Anna Mae Thomas Warden Mary Jones inner guard Elizabeth Cable outer guard and Gladys Walker pianist. Thirteen members attended along with Flora Sue Frederick and Eva Shelton. The next meeting is set for 2 PM January 2 at IOOF Hall.
Pupils of Mrs. Ola Jenkins will be presented in recital this evening at 7 30 oclock. The event takes place at Upshaw Music Co 1513 Tyler and invites patrons and interested friends to attend.
The Globe Shopper Series highlights the tea wagon as a versatile modern furnishing. From breakfast tables to storage and portable bars, hostess carts adapt to sun porches and dining rooms with finishes like white, Pompeian green, and mahogany.
Dr and Mrs A J Quinn hosted the Eunice Class of First Baptist Church for a Christmas party and buffet supper at 1607 Monroe. Girls from Horace Mann School directed by Mrs Violet Clark sang carols as attendees listed include Mrs George Lott Mrs T A Sheriff Rev Carl Bates and many others.
The Auxiliary 1475 of Veterans of Foreign Wars convened in regular session at the VFW Hall. President Mrs. Tinnie Baker led discussions, one application was received and accepted, and Mrs. Sylvia Mueller was initiated. Final plans were made for Christmas parties at the Veterans Hospital and Children's Home. Next meeting is January 3 at 8 PM.
Mrs. Eunice Thorp told a story A Wonderful Baby's Birth at a meeting of the Woman's Council of Pleasant Valley Christian Church. The session opened with sentence prayers and Christmas carols. Mrs. Jack Jerman gave the devotional Looking Up to Heaven. Two goodwill boxes were packed. Attending were Mesdames Sam Robertson W. T. Sherrill T. H. Armstrong N. B. Veazey F. J. Bingham E. L. Gibson Foster Harris Eunice Thorp and W. T. Willis. The group will hold a covered dish luncheon at 12 o'clock on Jan. 3 in the church.
India reveals a 15 percent rise in its cashew nuts supply with higher exports expected this year. Officials cite harvest improvements and market demand to explain the gain, noting potential effects on prices and industry growth.
Mrs. Madison Fields hosted a Christmas party for the First Baptist Church Mary Class at her home in 2001 Julian. The event opened with a prayer by Mrs. Vanderpool, featured a duet by Mrs. Scott and Mrs. Richards with piano by Mrs. Alexander, and included Yuletide stories and carols led by Mrs. Casey. A social hour followed with gift exchanges and a serving table presided by Mrs. Chaddock, with many attendees listed.
The Department of Labor in the Philippines said import controls caused unemployment with 1,056 workers and other employees dismissed by local firms between April and September.
A Baptist Class Holiday Social at 1210 North Polk featured games and gift exchanges. Attendees included Avis Hatchett, Marlene Reynolds, Kay Shipidt, Riene Hudson, Dorothy Jo Tom berlin, Nancy Hines, Opal Dudley, and the hostess.
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