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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1940

Page

11

Panhellenic Luncheon Set by Amarillo Sorority Group

A new national sorority alumnae group in Amarillo plans its first social for pledges and actives. A luncheon will be held Friday at the Rose Bowl Tea Room at noon with reservations due Thursday. Contact Mrs. McKnight or others. plates 75 cents. Also notes a Forest Service estimate on grazing animals.

Amarillo University Fraternity Council Rose Bowl Tea Room Jim McKnight Bill Kenyon Henry Blackburn McKnight General Arrangements J. R. Tichy Sherrill Boyd

Wedding in Dallas Is Announced

Dallas, Dec. 23. Miss Helen Ann Anderson daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Crawford Anderson Jr. of Dallas, formerly Amarillo, became the bride of William Eldridge Tomlinson Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. William Eldridge Tomlinson of Greenville. The ceremony at St Matthew's Cathedral was conducted by Rev. George Rodgers Wood with organ music by Carl Wiesemann. Attendants wore pink chiffon and carried ruby and wine snapdragons. After a reception at the Anderson home, the couple left for a wedding trip and will live in Dallas after January 1. The bride wore a white faille gown with lace bodice and a coronet veil. the groom is a Chi Phi from UT era. Out-of-town guests came from Amarillo, Plainview, and other Texas cities.

Dallas Helen Ann Anderson James Crawford Anderson, Jr Amarillo William Eldridge Tomlinson, Jr William Eldridge Tomlinson Greenville St. Matthew's Cathedral George Rodgers Wood Carl Wiesemann Mary Jo Anderson Gerald W. Wagner McKinney Mary Cameron Bassett J. Frank Tomlinson New Orleans W. H. Rogers, Jr G. W. Rodgers Houston Erwin I. Dupre James C. Russell Austin F. Anderson, Jr Fort Worth Chi Phi Fraternity C. M. Humphrys Dorothy Harriette Hubbell P. B. Randolph W. L. Harrington Lawrence Slagle Plainview Fred Catterall, Jr James Crawford Anderson Austin Clifford Harrington Charles. Harrington Jack Harrington Plano Harry A. Pearson Beaumont Anne Beaker Tulsa A. F. Tomlinson Lott

We the Women by Ruth Millett

A column argues that self defined by What will THEY think? stunts family happiness. It criticizes women who imitate neighbors, choosing homes schools friendships and activities for social approval rather than what benefits their own family.

Ruth Millett

Dunning Teachers to Convene in Dallas Meeting

The Texas Dunning Teachers Association meets December 27 at the Melrose Hotel Oak Lawn Dallas. President Mrs Ralph McDougal Jacksonville recording secretary Mrs L J Reynolds Arlington corresponding secretary Mrs J H Jaco Fort Worth. The 10 a m session features Mrs McDougal presiding and Mrs Laud German Phippen discussing Dunning courses alignment with Texas Board of Education piano credits. Luncheon will follow reservations to Mrs Ludie Ray Gardner 5457 Vickery Boulevard Dallas.

Dallas Texas Dunning Teachers’ Association Melrose Oak Lawn Dunning Texas Ralph McDougal Jacksonville L. J. Reynolds Arlington J. H. Jaco Fort Worth McDougal Laud German Phippen Dallas Normal Texas Board of Education Jean Warren Carrick

Unrationed English market life in Milo M. Thompson piece

In a Dickens era style field report from London, Milo M. Thompson tours a local shop and markets. He notes no ration cards in the general store and details scarce meat portions, bakery displays, vegetables, fruit, fishmongers, and poultry amid wartime food controls and shortages.

Venison Steaks Take Center Stage In Special Market Trip

The narrator plans a special trip to another market district to buy thick venison steaks for broiling, noting that fish fowl and rabbit are common but will be avoided this time. Venison is not rationed, only priced, shaping the celebratory purchase.

Carpenters Auxiliary Holds Yule Gift Exchange Meeting

The Ladies Auxiliary to Carpenter Local No. 180 gathered at Mrs. Karl Degenhardt’s home with Mrs. G A Demic as cohostess. Christmas decorations and games preceded Pollyanna and Christmas gift exchanges, followed by refreshments.

Carpenter's Local Karl Degenhardt G. A. Demic

Crerar Sisters Sing At Local Event Amid Mixed Attendees

A fragmented listing notes Fern and Dorris Crerar performing two vocal numbers with a crowd including Mmes. Armazong Jon Uron ID de Battle Msherie Istite George Knochs and others. The piece mentions Urton Moore Gravesian and a claim by Krout about living in salt water as well as fresh.

Fern Dorris Crerar Mesdames Xb Armazong Jon Uron George Knochs G. C. Bateman Stettin Germany Urton J. O. Moore C. E. Gravesian Krook Gerald Ray Urton Krout

Coconut Snow Men One Egg Cake With Seven Minute Frosting

A recipe yields coconut snow men from a single egg cake baked in a 12 by 8 by 3 inch pan at 370 degrees F for 40 minutes. Cut into circular rings of sizes 2 1/4, 1 1/2, and 1 inch, frost, coat with coconut, form into three-tier figures, and decorate with cloves as eyes and mouth. Toothpicks secure the assembly.

Pattern 9533 Sale Requires Specific Child Sizes

Pattern 9533 may be ordered only in children's sizes 2 4 6 8 and 10. Size 6 needs 2% yards 36 inch fabric 1% yards ruffling and % yard contrast. To obtain send FIF TEEN CENTS to Amarillo News Pattern Department 232 West 18th Street New York NY TEN CENTS. Unal will bring our newest Pattern Book tin.

Amarillo News Pattern Department West 18Th Street New York N. Y

Also Mentioned on This Page

The National Forest Service Louis XV Masette Ong Mrs. Anderson Jimmy Susie Taylor England Milo M. Thompson By Milo M. Thompson U.P Palestine Columbia River Marian Martin Pattern Sally Milgram Charlotte Carpenters’ Auxiliary Firestone Auto Supply and Service Stores Tenth Tyler Floyd V. Studer Life Insurance and Annuities Bince Amarillo Bidg Dia Martha Washington Polk ST. Baker Drug Store Kirk Drug Store Elk Drug Store Post Office Drug Store Seiwell Drug Store Amity Bill Schick Mace Coty Yardley Gue Ute Fisk Bldg Tin
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