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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1946
Page
7
Rebekah Lodge holds watch night at IOOF Hall at 7 30. Deb Ette Club dances at Amarillo College Gymnasium at 9. Humphreys Highland Home Demonstration Club changes venue to Mrs Albert Harvey home 510 Vernon meeting Thursday at 2 PM.
Les Temps Club convenes Friday at 3 PM at 2805 Hayden the home of Mrs. A B Golston. The guarani currency of Paraguay is named after a warlike indigenous tribe.
The Phipps family of 713 North Arthur gathered for the holidays marking ten years since the last reunion. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. W L Keaton with sons Lawrence and Billey Joe of 4230 West Fifteenth, Mr. and Mrs. S M Phipps and Bettie Jean of 4223 West Fifteenth, Mr. and Mrs. R W Nowlin and John David of Beaumont, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Reed with Jerrey and Jimmie of Fort Worth.
A state wide survey indicates 34 of North Carolina's 100 counties lack hospital beds and only four counties have more than four beds per 1000 people.
Dorothy Roe notes a shift from wartime simplicity to a long waistline and fuller skirts. Evening gowns return with ten yard skirts, belts reappear, capes and capelets surge, and fabrics diversify with real silks and sheer wools while cotton remains scarce.
Iowa druggists plan to add male cosmetic counters in stores after a State Pharmaceutical Association meeting. Secretary Vern Tyler of Lenox said servicemen used cosmetics to protect skin from sun wind and weather and will continue using them upon return.
Beau Baldwin shares a simple nightly routine to combat fatigue. She advises lying flat on the floor for 15 minutes with knees bent and feet on the floor to flatten the back. While resting, apply face and neck cream and chilled hazel pads over the eyes for a refreshed look.
During World War II the United States mobilized about 13 million men at peak strength, reflecting the scale of the national effort. The figure underscores the broad wartime conscription and deployment across services.
Wright Field officials report an experimental glass fiber wing meeting all strength tests. The wing withstood 105 percent of the required design load with no buckling or wrinkling in its glass like surfaces, marking the first plastic aircraft wing to meet all criteria.
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