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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1941
Page
16
The chic woman studies many fashion stories before planning her spring wardrobe. She balances budget and flattering lines, cutting items that don’t suit her type or practicality. She favors versatile coats, dresses, and sensible accessories over impractical or risky choices.
Local sewing circles meet across several homes with hostess duties shared. L Aiguille Club at Mrs O F Henville's home opens with club collect and roll call. Members and guests from Dallas and Pampa attend. The Needle Art Club entertains at Mrs Harry Warren's, celebrating birthdays with monogrammed gifts and heart themed refreshments. Other clubs include Silver Thimble, Jenny Lynn, and Homecraft, featuring showers, contests, and state capitol trivia prizes.
The Panhandle Speech Arts Group plans Drama Week starting Sunday at 3 in the Federation Club Rooms with guests invited. The Lubbock AAUW drama group will reciprocate with a program in Lubbock in April. Mrs How ard Lynch presents a one woman review of Life With Father at the Rose Bowl Tea Room Monday at 1. Mrs J C Todd of Norman Oklahoma visits family and helps celebrate her mother's birthday. J A Cheley of Cheley Camp near Estes Park Colorado will visit Amarillo Saturday through Monday. moving pictures of the camp shown Saturday at 8 at 1626 Washington. The Globe-News editor seeks return of a lost coat valued by one dollar reward. Weekend guests include Mr. and Mrs C E Ballenger of Denver. club meetings planned with Mrs R L Jones and Mrs Bill Branum hosting. Beryl Needle Club entertained at Mrs Branum's home with plans for next meeting. Jolly Stitchers Club to meet with plans for all day session next Thursday at Mrs Bills’ home. Jolly Jibbers Club hosts a theater party at Star Theater next Thursday after the meeting. Quilting provided entertainment.
Kappa Delta Chi sorority hosted a crystal shower for Marian Mead who will wed Arthur Glover on Saturday. Hosts were Doris Gall Crownover and Dean Reed at Crownover home 2205 Polk Street. A toast was given by Miss Crownover as pink and blue flowers and lace decorored the room. Thirty members attended with sponsor Mrs. Al Baggett and Mrs. John F. Mead mother of the honoree and Mrs. C E Crownover present.
Weary Atlanta debutantes enjoy a party where a hostess runs a temporary beauty salon for grooming and serves fruit and raw vegetables instead of rich fare. The piece argues guests’ comfort should come first, suggesting hosting ideas to reduce pre-wedding nerves and avoid unneeded gatherings.
A covered dish luncheon was served with attendees including Mesdames Gifford Haley Earl Williams Jack Isaacs W W Swan Truett Ledbetter John D Dunn C T Cline Jr Otis Higdon J E Pierce Eldon Beer and the hostess The club will meet next Thursday at 2 30 PM with Mrs Pierce A1 pie history note recalls one dollar apple pie in San Francisco era
Tonight and Saturday listing multiple gatherings in Amarillo including Panhandle Artiste Group dinner at Mrs Madsens Dining Room and various PT units at schools and churches. Activities include dance, bingo, theater, and youth events plus a radio program and a 4 H club gathering.
Amarillo Senior High School Band Parents Association members meet at 7 p m Monday in the high school cafeteria for a covered dish supper. Afterward moving pictures of the Sandie Band at Pampa and Plainview games will be shown, courtesy of the Vander Cook School of Music.
Harmony Club announces a meeting Monday at 2 30 in the home of Mrs H N Wheeler 1915 Tyler Street Co hostesses are Mrs R N McKitterick and Mrs Wendell Henry with Mrs J M Simpson Jr leading the lesson The venom of the black widow spider is 15 times more potent than that of the rattlesnake.
You can tell at a glance how chic any woman is by her shoes hat bag and gloves The smart woman's hat has a fresh look The ribbon band is crisp the felt dust free She brushes it inside and out before wearing Leather shoes shine Suede ones stay dust free She replaces leather lifts and uses shoe trees weekly Her bag is not over stuffed and is kept lean weekly She rubs polishing cream on calfskin and uses a suede brush She polishes metal clasps with silver polish Gloves are washed after each wear Black suede gloves are refreshed with a rubber sponge She treats costume jewelry as gems storing pieces separately White blouses and neckwear are kept spotless Immaculate grooming is the foundation of chic
Llano Estacado Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution will elect officers at a meeting. The event at 2014 Monroe Street includes assistants Mrs. Stanley Marsh and Mrs. J. W. Lee. Mrs. Marsh will describe a Hawaii vacation. Business session at 2 30, program at 3.
The Thrifty Home Demonstration Club will meet at 2 oclock Monday afternoon in the home of Mrs. Dr. Smith at 213 Colorado Avenue with the event stated as a local club gathering.
Sunday breakfast features grapefruit sections and French toast topped with fried apple rings and current jelly. Slices of country sausage and fragrant coffee complete a generous, leisurely meal.
The public is invited to a chili supper served from 5 to 8 PM in the Fellowship Hall of Central Presbyterian Church. Plates are 35 cents. homemade pie and coffee accompany the chili in an "Old Mexico" setting. Local church members host and staff are listed, with a guest speaker from the Wesleyan Guild.
River Road Home Demonstration Club met Wednesday at Mrs. Woodrow Mobley's home with Miss Pauline Lokey speaking on seating facilities and the enduring appeal of needlepoint brought to America by the French in the 16th century. Reports included a new club at Long S School and a study of living room linens and afghans, followed by refreshments for numerous attendees.
Leftover vegetables can be blended with a cream sauce and served in hot patty shells. A little grated cheese in the sauce adds tang. Leftover chicken can be mixed into waffle batter and baked, served with hot gravy. Liver should be cooked slowly and veins removed before cooking. Bacon can be broiled on a rack under flame or pan-broiled starting in a cold pan, turning and draining as it cooks.
Slice pieces laid on a wire rack in a shallow pan bake in a hot oven until brown and crisp to preferred doneness. The method favors absorbent paper drying first and reduces need for constant watching during cooking.
Dressy cookies attract youngsters in meals by shaping dough with cut outs or drops. Brush with beaten egg white and sprinkle with colored sugar or coconut then bake to a polished, professional finish.
Keep fish hot by covering tightly with greased paper and keeping in a warm place. Quick appetizers include canned corned beef hash or canned fish cakes rolled into balls and fried, served on toothpicks. For marble cleaning, mix a little ammonia in warm water, wash with a soft cloth, dry, then polish with another soft cloth.
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