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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1945
Page
10
Dr A M Meyer head of the graduate echoe at West Texas State College Canyon addressed Humphrey Highland PTA members Tuesday afternoon in Mrs D Duncan's room. The talk titled Living Together drew prizes for top mothers present and refreshments were served.
A study titled Changing Far East was presented at an AAUW recent graduates meeting hosted by Mrs. Walter M. Hart. Reports came from Mesdames Joe Smith Weldon Bright Porter Underwood Jr and Miss Doris Collie with Collie assisting as hostess. The group listed attending members and guests and announced the next meeting for February 20 at 8 p m in the home of Mrs Weatherbee 2406 Hayden.
The Philharmonic Club met at Mrs. J. W. Sanders home to discuss modern Russian music and leading composers. Mrs. Farley led the program with Mrs. Watson b Hamilton. attendees included Mesdames Vineyard, Martini, Bluhm, Holland, Hamilton, and others as the Valentine theme filled decorations.
At the Junior Business Woman's meeting at the YWCA Lt Connie Condit and Set Mabel Day spoke on recruiting medical technicians for the WAC. Two movie shorts were shown. Miss Janice Lessing led the devotional and read poems. Volunteers were named for USO snack bar duties this month.
Mrs. George Raef was elected president after Mrs. Frank Raef resigned. Mrs. A F Gable became vice president as members met at Mrs. W A Holdens. Pauline Lakery spoke on proper window dressing and landscaping. Next meeting set at Mrs. Hogges on March 6 with several members and children present.
The piece reflects on how war brides face a future where husbands may return as strangers. It argues that all couples start as strangers and must learn each other through shared experiences, with children and careers shaping happiness and adjustment. Different wartime experiences create another layer of unfamiliarity to navigate.
Tonight Alpha Alpha Beta Signi ning hosts pre flight officers and business girls dance at 501 Lincoln at 6:30. Thursday lists numerous clubs and meetings including Red Cross sewing at 8:30 and Womans Club at 3 o'clock. Various chapters gather across Amarillo with sessions at USO, Rotary, YWCA, and local churches.
At the Open Forum meeting hosted by Miss Jessie Castle mith 1304 Fillmore Mrs Velda Cottee led the business session adopting a revised constitution and by laws. Mrs Mitchell Harrison reviewed Pitirim A Sorokin Russia and the United States with visitors and members listed by name.
The Girls Reserve met Tuesday at Elizabeth Nixon Junior High School to finalize plans for a candle lighting service on February 22. Rehearsals for parts of the program were conducted.
The Pleasant Valley Parent-Teacher Association will meet Thursday at 3 PM on Founder's Day. A fifth grade comedy skit will be performed. A council meeting is set for 2 PM.
Out of town dentists gathered in Amarillo for the Panhandle Dental Association meeting. The two day event at the Herring Hotel concluded this afternoon with attendees from Oklahoma, New Mexico, and various Texas towns including Borger Dalhart Pampa and Seattle.
C P Buckler of Pampa was in Amarillo on business yesterday, stopping briefly to conduct local affairs and visit contacts in the city.
A nostalgic home remedy using mutton suet for chest colds is presented as the origin of Penetro, a modern salve with the same base plus active ingredients. The ad claims three actions: delivering medication to skin nerves, reducing tightness and congestion, and loosening phlegm for quicker relief. It urges mothers to buy Penetro at druggists nationwide.
Red Carnation Lodge No. 345 Auxiliary to the B of L F and E will meet Friday at 2 PM. Mr and Mrs Robert Houck of the Amarillo Baking Co depart for Fort Worth to attend the CAB hearing on feeder line service for the Panhandle area. Houck serves as secretary treasurer of Texas New Mexico Airlines Inc one of eight firms pursuing the service.
Dr. C S Woodward manager of the Royal Arch Home for Aged Masons at Arlington visited yesterday to promote support and interests of the home.
A visitor posing as Jess Willard caused a stir in Amarillo hotel lobby last night. The look alike, Bob Liston of Milwaukee, six feet six and a half inches tall and 296 pounds, said he avoids fighting and runs an interior decorating firm with offices in Milwaukee and Los Angeles.
A print advertisement urges men feeling aged to regain zest with CASKELLA stimulating tablets. It claims the remedy improves vitality for those 40 plus and lists Celery seed, Thiamin Chloride, Passion Flower, Iron as ingredients. It advises consulting a doctor or druggist and taking as directed on label.
Amarillo firemen responded to two calls. The first at 213 Arch Terrace for a cross fire is reported at 10:15 p.m. The second at Seventh and Polk involved a trash fire reported at 2:45 a.m. Both incidents were handled by the fire department.
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