Costa Rican Teacher Finds Warm West Welcome in Amarillo
Miss Cristina Thompson Quiros arrives for Christmas with Mr and Mrs Ralph Crabtree in Amarillo after meeting on a Train Ride from Oklahoma City to Weatherford. The Costa Rican student and teacher at Southwestern Institute in Weatherford notes wartime shortages and greets friendly midwest hospitality. She plans to write letters home and shares stories of learning English and Spanish. A piano and expression recital is set for Sunday at 3 30 in West Amarillo Christian Church main auditorium.
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Oklahoma
Cristmas
Amarillo
United States
Cristina Thompson Quiros
Southwestern Institute
Weatherford
Okla
States
Oklahoma City
Ralph Crabtree
West
Ninth Avenue
Thompson
Costa Rica
Mrs. Crabtree
San Jose
Colegio Superior de Senoritas
Middle West
Chickasha
Pere Mission
Miss Thompson
Sary
Central America
Mattea McClurkin
Ola Jenkins
West Amarillo Christian Church
Remembering Five Dates Makes You A Superior Husband
Ruth Millett argues that men should memorize five key dates to rate as excellent husbands. The core dates are wife’s birthday and wedding anniversary for basic status, plus the day they met, first date, and engagement for higher praise. The piece frames this as a simple classroom of romance with practical memory work.
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Ruth Millett
Johnny
Sulphurous Compound Promises Health in Poultry Feed
Cretny Drug promotes a water or feed additive that destroys intestinal germs and worms in fowls, keeping them free of blood-sucking insects. Improves appetite, health, and egg production at low cost, with a money back guarantee noted as unsatisfactory.
New Year Social calendar events in Amarillo area
Tonight at Amarillo Country Club a New Year's Eve dance takes place. At Auditorium USO crafts session at 8 00 and 8 30 with Rios noted. A New Year’s Eve dance at Town USO starts at 9 00. Saturday features a story hour at Amarillo Public Library and a girls class at Lincoln Street gym from 10 00 to 6 00. Vagabond Club hosts tea at Amarillo Country Club with hand crafts and scarf weaving at Auditorium USO. Victory Command formal New Year’s event with orchestra at Auditorium USO at 8 45 and an informal dance for Victory Command and couples at Downtown USO 8 30.
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Amarillo Country Club
Victory Command
Uso
Girl Scouts
Rose Bowl Tea Room
Central Junior High
Theo Zweig
E. E. Kral
Sorority Dinner Dance At Country Club
Sigma Iota Chi sorority held an annual formal dinner dance last night at the Country Club. Members and their dates attended included Janice Pitts and Millard Johnson, Dana Seale and Bert Matthews, Margie Edwards and Kent Webster, Charlene McAlister and Billy Anderson, Bonnie Wanser and Carlos Hinkamp, Florence Buel and Cavin Kenedy, Virginia Ray Johnson and Chet Kehn, Betty Cowart and Harold Nickson, Anna Anderson and Nick Anders, Nelda Butler and John Burgess, Beth Pierce and Leonard Nussbaum, Kathleen Jones and Ray McCausland, Nancy Caldwell and Dreg Stevens, Maxine Deason and Ricci Stone, Billie Baker and George Zapher.
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Sigma Iota Chi Sorority
Country Club
Janice Pitts
Millard Johnson
Dana Seale
Bert Matthews
Margie Edwards
Kent Webster
Charlene McAlister
Billy Anderson
Bonnie Wanser
Carlos Hinkamp
Florence Buel
Cavin Kenedy
Virginia Ray Johnson
Chet Kehn
Betty Cowart
Harold Nickson
Anna Anderson
Nick Anders
Nelda Butler
John Burgess
Beth Pierce
Leonard Nussbaum
Kathleen Jones
Ray McCausland
Nancy Caldwell
Dreg Stevens
Maxine Deason
Ricci Stone
Billie Baker
George Zapher
Ernest C. Shearer
Harold Schoen
Gay-Gads Elect New Officers in New Year's Party
The Gay-Gads club at Mrs. R. J. Armstrong’s home elected officers. Mrs. Johnnie Dunn became president, Mrs. E. S. Immell reporter, and Mrs. Marvin L. Webb secretary-treasurer. Pollyanna gifts were exchanged and plans for the year discussed. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Jack Drake’s home on East Nineteenth Street.
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R. J. Armstrong
East
Nineteenth Street
Johnnie Dunn
E. 8
Immell
Marvin L. Webb
Mesdames Armstrong
Drake
Dunn
William Hand
Immell and
Webb
Jack Drake
Price College Plans Return To Classes In January
Price College announced classes will resume Monday Jan. 3 after a holiday break. A flu epidemic before the holidays kept many faculty and students away and postponed the December 12 Parent Teachers meeting to January 11.
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Price College
Fresh Garden Berries Paired With Pudding Delights
Warnye Maddox NEA Staff Writer presents a collection of dessert recipes using garden berries and wheat bases. Raspberry Vanilla Pudding serves 4-6. Farina With Sauce serves 8. a berry fruit sauce complements the dish. Also notes Malta medical grants by the Nuffield Foundation for Maltese physicians with two-year training in England.
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Gaynor Maddox
NEA
John L. van Zant
Chicago
Farina
Malta
London
U.P
Nuffield Foundation
England
Advice on Rest and Recovery After Birth for Mrs Jones
A nursely article warns new mothers to stay in bed after delivery and gradually resume activity. It stresses patience, explains typical rest periods, and notes that full recovery may take six to eight weeks. It urges informing husbands and requesting the leaflet on parenting from Mrs Streett.
Marie Ear le Cosmetics Herbert Drug Ad
An Amarillo prescription drug store runs an ad featuring Marie Earle Cosmetics and Herbert Drug Store with contact number 2 3221. The notice promotes cosmetics and pharmaceutical offerings in a period voice.
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Eseen
Marie
Earle Cosmetics
Herbert Drug
Amarillo
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Hanson Post
Farley
Europe
E. A. Simpson
Pam
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Vagabond Club
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Duke of Rutland
Great Britain
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