Markets and livestock report from Kansas City and Cleveland item
Kansas City livestock market shows hogs firm to higher with top bids near 17.50 to 18.00 per hundredweight and cattle steady to higher on several feeder and stocker classes. Sheep demand remains strong with high-grade lambs above 10 dollars. The document also notes a financial security fund price and a Paralysis victim in Cleveland earning a living crafting neckties despite long illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Food outlook for war Europe from Davis study
Cambridge January 14 Soviet Russia is unlikely to ease European food shortages, says Prof. Joseph Davis of Stanford. In the Harvard Business Review he outlines four conclusions on the world food crisis, noting abundant supplies but disrupted distribution, widespread diet changes, likely malnutrition in continental Europe, and darkest outlook in China. Britain appears relatively secure, while Poland faces severe conditions and Germany and Italy fare moderately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
U.P
Russia
Europe
Joseph 8. Davis
Stanford University
Harvard Business Review
Food Research Institute
Davis
Orient
Great Britain
Germany
Italy
Sweden
Switzerland
China
British Isles
Britain
Spain
Poland
Standardizing planes faces limits, says expert
Defense leaders discuss decentralizing production to speed armament output. They propose sub letting large contracts, while keeping prime contractors responsible for schedules. Local defense commissions would coordinate regional needs with national policy, mirroring WWI service committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Army
Robert P. Patterson
Navy
James V. Forrestal
William S. Knudsen
Office of Production Management
Defense Commission
Washington
Texas Bar President Visits Amarillo En Route to Chilcress
Few Brewster, president of the Texas bar, stopped briefly in Amarillo today while traveling to Chilcress for a bar meeting scheduled this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Bar
Few Brewster of
Temple
Texas
Amarillo
Chilcress
Club and Social Page for Women The Calendar
A dense listing of evening meetings and gatherings for numerous clubs and churches in Amarillo including P E O Sisterhood at Mrs Hinton's home, Texas A and M Parents' Club, San Jacinto Kiwian Anns social, First Christian Circle No 9, Union Label League, Rebekah Lodge, and many circle meetings at churches and homes. Also notes assembly dates for Gamma Phi Beta Sorority, Alpha Iota Upsilon, and various church women’s circles with times and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Woman's Council
Key Farr
Hughes Street
Shelton
F. W. Dodson
van Buren Street
Wade Holman
San Jacinto Street
G. F. Cooper
West
Tenth Avenue
George Cates
Maryland Street
R. L Ferguson
Ninth Avenue
Colored Rollers Featured In Grand Championship Show
The International Roller Canary Breeders Association hosts its first grand championship show at the Herring Hotel open to the public Wednesday through Saturday with no admission. Thirty-two cups will be awarded across championship amateur and novice divisions, plus special prizes for top scoring birds and bands. Sponsored by the Lone Star Roller Canary Bird Club, the event highlights Colored Rollers with entries from across the nation and a varied lecture and program schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Roller Canary Breeders’ Association
Herring Hotel
Lone Star Roller Canary Bird Club
E. R Glass
C. H van Fleet
Bright social week fuels weddings and teas in Amarillo
Miss Martha Houghton plans her Feb wedding to Walter Caldwell Jr. while her party circle grows with luncheons and open houses at Pemberton, Bassett, Cook, and Stinnett homes.Z J Hoehn's Amarillo return sparks teas and luncheons as University Panhellenic Council outlines officer nominations and meetings at 1625 Ong Street and Silver Grill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Houghton
Walter Caldwell, Jr
Houston
St. Andrews’ Episcopal Church
Miss Houghton
Jim Weymouth
Silver Tea Fundraiser Promises Chinese Theme
West Amarillo Christian Church invites the public to a Wednesday 7 pm silver tea to raise funds for bringing missionary families home from China. A film on life in China will screen, Chinese motifs adorn the event, and pink tea with wafers will be served performed by local Chinese children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
West Amarillo Christian Church
Mrs Griggs Honors At Shower In Lubbock Context
A postnuptial shower for Mrs Jim Griggs, formerly Joyce Cole of Lubbock, was hosted by Mrs W E Colley in Sunset Terrace. Guests included numerous Lubbock and area residents, with blue and white decor, personalized touches, and a hand painted bride’s book as a gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Griggs
Joyce Cole
Lubbock
W. E. Colley
Sunset Terrace
Colley
R. O. Lehman
Solon Byrd
F. M McLaughlin
Joyce
Jim
Carolyn Cole
Beverly Byrd
Horace Griggs
N. S. Griggs
Roy Slay
J. Ben Cole
Carolyn
Nellie Ware
Hal Guggolz
G. R Coleman
Wallace Heard
FE. E Adams
John Armstrong
M. A Webb
Walker Fly
W. R. Irwin
R T. Weills
Roy T. Stryker
Graham Stinson
A. E. Paschal
Frank Wardle
Betty Pitschke
Doris Mae Herrman
Tommy Rose Hinerman
Madge Lahey
Sarah Beth Hallmark
Juanita Smith
Nell Spann
Doris Kenyon
Billie Williford
Betty Caldwell
Betty Armstrong
Mary Evelyn Gould
Thrifty Home Demonstration Club Meeting Review
The Thrifty Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. D. H. Scoby’s home with co host Mrs. C M Bell presiding. Miss Pauline Lokey spoke on living room design addressing furniture arrangement ventilation and lighting. Next meeting set for January 27 at Mrs Sherrill’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thrifty Home Demonstration Club
D. H. Scoby
C. M. Bell
D. B. Smith
Pauline Lokey
County Home Demonstration
Mesdames R. M. Rose
D. V. Baker
Cc. M. Bell
T. E. Bursey
W. T. Sherrill
J. W. McKee
J. E. Adelmann
R. J. Ingram
Ray Baland
E. J. Curry
Kay Baird
W. Jenkins
W. L. Taylor
Miss Lokey
Sherrill
Committee Plans Nomination Meeting at Mrs Kenyon’s Home
A committee will meet at 7:30 Monday night at 821 A Kentucky Street to decide on nominations. Attending the luncheons were Mesdames Powers Hugh Sticksel McKnight Pipkin Kenyon Jim Tichy N G Rogler Boyd Dr Nan L Gilkerson Blackwell Arm strong Dorothy Coard Dodson Ashcroft and Potter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Ashcroft
Sherill Boyd
Alpha Gamma Delta
Bill Kenyon
Chi Omega
Sue Dodson
Delta Gamma
Paralee Armstrong
Alpha Chi Omega
E. H. Powers
Gamma Phi Beta
Elliott
Phi Mu
Jim MceKnight
Zeta Tau Alpha
Dolly Pendleton
Delta Delta Delta
H. C. Pipkin
Kappa Alpha Theta
R. L. Cass
Phi
Kenyon
Kentucky Street
Mesdames Powers
Hugh Sticksel McKnight
Pipkin
Jim Tichy
N. G. Rogler
Boyd
Nan L. Gilkerson Blackwell
Miss Armstrong
Dorothy Coard
Miss Dodson
Miss Ashcroft
Miss Potter
Grape French Toast From Pineapple Juice Mix
Dissolve sugar in pineapple juice and add cinnamon to the beaten eggs. Beat the eggs until light and frothy, then whip in the sweetened juice. Use stale bread for a traditional French toast, proceeding as for orange French toast.
Child Psychology Club Plans Thursday Meeting
Mrs. E. C. Singleton of 110 Kentucky Street will host a Child Psychology Club gathering at 3 o clock Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child Psychology Club
E. C. Singleton
Kentucky Street
Speech Arts Club Hears Program on Negro Literature
The Panhandle Speech Arts Association met at Mrs. R. B. Masterson Jr. home for a program on Who's Who in American Literature led by Mary Miller Beard. Talks included Harlem as the Negro Capital, Braithwaite, poems by Cullen and Hughes, God’s Trombones sermons, and a lecture on antebellum Negroes with illustrative poems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle Speech Arts Association
R. B. Masterson, Jr
Mary Miller Beard
Harlem
The
United States
Ted Bones
William Stanley Braithwaite
W. M. Hall
E. D. Caskey
Wall of Jerusalem
Billie Bethune
Junior Speech Arts Club
Mildred Olson
Jeta McCoy
Mesdames Beard
Bones
Caskey
M. L Fuller
Hall
Masterson
Daisy Person
George Maroney
D. Roach
A J. Thompson
R. L. Allen
Miss McClurkin
Tommy Montfort
Canyon
Georgia Kirkman
Naomi Allison
Progressive Child Study Club To Meet in Baker Residence
The Progressive Child Study Club will meet at 2 30 oclock Thursday afternoon in the home of Mrs. John C Baker at 3612 Fountain Terrace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive
Baker Residence
Progressive Child Study Club
John C. Baker
Fountain Terrace
Speakers Institute Changes Meeting Time and Place
The Speakers Institute will meet at 9 oclock Thursday morning at Mrs C O Stone s home 1613 Madison Street changing the previously announced location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speakers Institute
Speakers’ Institute
C. O. Stone
Madison Street
Mystic Weavers Meet Tomorrow at Mrs Ray Home
The Mystic Weavers Club will convene at 2 30 tomorrow at the home of Mrs R H Ray located at 204 Carolina Street for their gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mystic Weavers
Mystic Weavers Club
R. H. Ray
Carolina Street
Thomas Paul Moore Honored On Fourth Birthday
Thomas Paul Moore celebrated his fourth birthday with a Sunday party at Mrs. T. E. Pitt’s home. A pink and white color scheme, balloons as favors, and a white four candle cake topped the event with Jello. Guests included family members and friends such as Bobby Lee Moore Alma Dell Bailey Bonnie Bailey Carlos Moore Clinton Moore Margaret Jane Rogers Marvin Moore Carolyn Moore Jerry Pitt Lucy Will Pitt Mignon Dean Moore and Thomas George Coburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Paul Moore
Pete Moore
T. E. Pitt
East Thirtyninth Avenue
Bobby Lee Moore
Alma Dell Bailey
Bonnie Bailey
Carlos Moore
Clinton Moore
Margaret Jane Rogers
Marvin Moore
Carolyn Moore
Jerry Pitt
Lucy Will Pitt
Mignon Dean Moore
Thomas George Coburn
Johnny Ray Moore
Wedding Is Solemnized Today in San Jacinto area
Miss Elizabeth Sutherland daughter of Mr and Mrs R Sutherland of Josephine and J C Parriell son of Mr and Mrs J M Farriell were married at 3 pm by Rev H C Smith of San Jacinto Methodist Church Attendants were Buster Meadows and Jackie Helen Mills The bride came from Josephine two years ago to live with her sister Mrs McCrean 89 Kentucky Street The groom works at Clark Dye Service Station After a wedding trip the couple will reside at 88 McMasters Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Sutherland
Pierian Junior Club Meet at Wooldridge Home
The Pierian Junior Club will meet at 3 o'clock Thursday afternoon in the home of Miss Betty Wooldridge at 2217 Ong Street. The Postoffice Clerks' Auxiliary will meet at 11:30 Friday morning in the home of Mrs Albert Blair at 315 East Twenty-first Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk Street
Methodist
WSCS
Carl Miller
Harrison Street
J. W. Collins
Earl Mayne
J. W Hogue
West Thirteenth Avenue
W. Swearin- Ken
H. B. Fain
Lipscomb Street
O. R. Terry
F. L. Hackley
Hughes Street
J. L. Sharp
Thad Anstey
R. A Morgan
R. B. Masterson
Harold Nichols
Lincoln Street
EF. L Campbell
F. Adkisson
West Ninth Avenue
H.R. Kerbow
R. Daniels
Washington Street
M . Ellis
J. L. Sandifer
First Baptist Church
G. L. Collins
Belleview Street
The
First Christian Church
R. L. Ferguson
West
Ninth Avenue
Pierian Junior Club
Wooldridge
Pierian
Betty Wooldridge
Ong Street
Postoffice Clerks’ Auxiliary
Albert Blair
East Twenty-first Avenue
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Dow-Jones
Fenner & Beane
Fnancial Security Fund
Cleveland, O. W
Ruth Smith
NEW York Stock Exchange
Alleghany Lud Steel
Allis Chalmers Ist
Tel & Te
Armour & Co
At& Sr
Aviation Corp
Baldwin Locomotive
Bendix Aviation
Beth Steel
Borden
el Power & Stewn
Elec Zaric
Gen Foods Tees
Johns Manville
Kennecott Cop
U Tree Marshall Pield
Mid Cent Pet
Montgomery Wardeee
Murry Corpaly
N— Nash Kelvinator
Nat Biscuit
Nat Dairy Pr
Nat Pow & Lite
New York Shipbuilding
Newark Central
North Amer Ca
North Amer Aviat
Ohio Oil
P— Ty
Pac Gas & el Packard Motor
Paramount Eb
Ney Pix Uty
Penn RR
Phelps Dodge
Phillips Pet
Plymouth
Rem Rand
Os Reo Motors
Repab Steel
Sears Roebuck
Servel
TI Shell Union Oil
Ors
Socony Vac
Uu Pacland Brands
Oly ‘al
Oo Ind
Stewart Warn
Studebaker Aly
Tex Corp 3A
Tex Gulf
Tex Pac Coal & Clans && West Air
Ieee
Tels Union Carbide
United Aircraft
United Corps
United Drug
Steel
Warner Bros
West el && Mielle
Wilson & Co
I'S
Woolworth
New York
Arkan
Bell Aircraft
Rewster Aero
Pia
Colden Pet
Elec Bond & Share
Star Gas
Niagara
Chicago
Fenner && Beane
Atlas
Ally
P E. O
Carl Hinton
H. E. Smith
Texas A and M
Northwest Texas Hospital
Lou Dell Hand
Alabama Street
San Jacinto Kiwani-Anns
J. T Price
Broadmoor Street
Fellowship Hall
Bonita
Order of the Eastern Star
Taylor Street
Union Label League
Carpenters Hall
Amarillo Rebekah Lodge
Miracle Book Club
North Taylor Street
Business and Professional Women's Club
Amarillo Hotel
AAU. W
F. J. Sykes
River Road
Clus
B. B. Breeding
Amarillo Assembly
Order of Rainbow
Gamma Tota
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Federation
Alpha Iota Te Orty
Fillmore Street
Wesleyan Guild of
Methodist Church
Women's Council of
Pleasant Valley Christian Church
San Jacinto W
J. C. Fautt
Bruce Autry
Travis Street
R. A. McAmis
Mississippi Street
Clyde Brown
Jack Coffee
West Sixteenth Avenue
C. H. Beebe
West Fifteenth Avenue
Woman's Council
Central Presbyterian Church
Helen Nevins
Jonnie Es Mick
Clara Hepburn
J. A. Gillies
W. C. Dine
J. D. Scott
He Oon
Eight Bridge Club
Mrs Boyd Wood
Bridge Club
J. T. Brown
Williams Street
St Andrew's Episcopal Church
Frank Anderton
Texas Graduate Nurses’ Association
Sarah Clementz
Otis Apts
Juanita Catmon
Genevieve van Cleve
Amarillon Christian Church
St. Andrew's Altar Guild
Cothren Terrell
Patsy Moore
Dorothy Jane Cook
Cook
Ae Inc
Z. J. Hoehn
Wichita
Kans
Dorothy
Harriette Hubbell
Beaumont Stinnett
Otis Williams
Hoehn
Rose Bowl
J. W. Hendrick
Panhellenics Meet
University Panhellenic Council
Silver Grill
Mary Jane Potter
C. P. Elliott
Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service
Griggs
Thrifty Club
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Coats
Agee
Yih
Globe-News
Lloyd Root
Eo Vr
Morth League
Alps
Speech Arts Club
Maxwell House
Central
South America
Opyright
General Foods Corp
Weeny
McKnight
Allied van Lines
Transter i & O86
Wwe Vans
Tocar Bationwwios
Ofpendarms Service
Onct Ioe
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