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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1944
Page
3
A packed schedule lists meetings and social events across Amarillo venues including the auditorium USO and various clubs. Activities cover socials, sewing, dances, PTAs, and auxiliary board sessions with multiple hostesses and times noted for tonight.
Announcement from Wichita Kansas reports the marriage of Miss Imogene Kincade daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Warren Kincade of Wichita formerly of Amarillo to Lt Paul John Keller Jr The wedding occurred in Wichita on January 4 Mrs Keller attended Amarillo schools and belonged to Theta Pi Club in the city Sale of weatherproof paperboard boxes features an adhesive material enabling submersion for 24 hours without disintegration.
A mother's careful feeding of an eighteen month old boy named Bob is described with color themed meals and the impact on a child’s appetite. The article notes the influence of color, plate arrangement, and portion size on feeding success and mentions a specific feeding schedule leafletted by Mrs Streett, available for 5 cents via a New York address.
Stranded staff and three Amarillo Field soldiers spent a snowbound night in the English Field terminal. Heating failures left them chilly until late evening when warmth and entertainment arrived. They played cards, danced, and eaten at intervals. Morning brought departure as the soldiers drove back to Amarillo.
A convalescent soldier at Temple asks for Mrs J W Polkinghorn to identify him and relay thanks. He says he served near Bizerte with her husband, Capt Polkinghorn, and recently learned of their newborn daughter. He injured in action, en route to Temple Army Hospital, after Polkinghorn’s baby’s November birth. The caller advised a letter or phone so questions can be asked. Polkinghorn had told all Africa about his new daughter. Mrs Polkinghorn could not recognize the caller's name. He left Africa before learning about the baby’s photos, and she desires to write a note of thanks but does not know the sender.
A vintage notice extols CARDUS as a two way aid for nervousness headaches and cramps due to functional periodic causes. It claims relief when taken three days before the period and notes tonic benefits like increased appetite digestion and resistance, urging readers to try it.
Martha Class of First Baptist Church schedules a covered dish lunch Tuesday at noon with hostesses Groups One, Two and Three led by chairmen Mrs. L. C. Marshall, Mrs. E. A. Pounds and Mrs. O. R. Pumphrey. Nursery will be open. Pleasant Valley Club meets Wednesday at 2 pm at Mrs. P. H. Coy’s home for a Home Demonstration Club gathering.
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