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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1936
Page
6
Mrs W D Burger gave an interesting review of Rolling Years by Agnes Turnbull at the Junior Woman's Club yesterday afternoon. Hostess Mrs Arthur Ware welcomed members and refreshments were served to a long list of attendees at 1614 Van Buren Street.
The Philharmonic Club hosted Patrons Day at 1610 Taylor Street with a Mozart concerto, Grieg pieces, and duos by Mrs. Harvey Crudgington and Mrs. R C Martini among others. Junior representatives Wendene and Roberne Wilson performed two piano duos as tea was served.
The Flying Dutchman Circus with 20 cast members will be presented at San Jacinto School Friday at 8 p.m. Candy and ice cream will be sold during intermissions. Proceeds go to the Parent-Teacher Association. The M O L Class of First Baptist Church will hold its luncheon and meeting Friday at 12:15 p.m. at the church with Group No. 1 in charge. Leftover vegetables should be rinsed in warm water before storing.
U D C gatherings at 1402 Hughes Street feature stories on early Texas history and a piano recital seen as a notable program. Members and guests attend with remarks by Mrs H G Baucom guiding business and social segments.
Tonight lists multiple religious and social gatherings at Sacred Heart Cathedral First Christian Church Central Presbyterian Church and others with times from 6 15 to 9 30 including Lady sodality Rainbow for Girls and Linger Longer Bridge Club. Thursday covers dozens of circles clubs teas book reviews and craft groups with locations on Hayden Street Buchanan Street Taylor Street and more.
Advert says clean teeth with powder for 60 cleaner feel and fresher mouth. Claims powder leaves breath sweet, ideal for thousands, is doubly efficient and half the cost of toothpaste. An email package lasts twice as long as a tube.
The column warns against undersized cement or insufficient reinforcing iron in pool building. It suggests using reinforcing wire fencing, old pipes, or iron rods as substitutes and recommends brick, cut stone, or tiles for water-holding pools, noting moss adds charm over time.
A brief note praising candied sweet potatoes when sliced and browned in a small amount of fat. Mentions Dacon fat as very good.
The event featured a piano trio with Rachael Caldwell Billie Norman and Jane Harmon performing Meadow Queen Heather Blossom. Mrs J F Hill presided at the meeting where the nominating committee named officers for the coming year with Mrs E A Ford chosen president.
Tuesday Study Club members spent an afternoon at Mrs. B. H. Capers to study the life and works of Robert Burns. Members recited verses and shared Burns incidents while Mrs. McKittrick and Mrs. Martini performed songs. Mrs. Bottoms gave a Burns sketch praising him as the world’s greatest songwriter and the Scotch as fond of calling him Bobby.
Leftover cheese can be grated to top vegetables or sprinkle in soup and scramble with eggs. Leftover scrambled eggs make hot toasted sandwiches. Leftover poached eggs can be cooked hard and used where hard cooked eggs are needed. Garden style cream soups mix leftover vegetables into a creamy soup. The family will enjoy it and it can replace several vegetables in the menu.
Using dried ground bread crumbs as a thickener in fish or meat soups is suggested. Leftover cranberry sauce or jelly can fill tarts or pies or be poured over cake or toast squares and used as a filling in biscuit dough rolls.
A medical advising note promotes Bayer Aspirin as a fast cold remedy. Take two tablets with water, then crush three tablets in water to gargle, holding the head back to reach throat membranes. The internal dose fights the cold quickly while the gargle provides local relief.
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